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Well that seems nice. I'm glad you had a fun Christmas. And going back to work, not s nice xD But sadly, we've to do it. The people who work for me are tired of me and I think I'd take a little break after I'm done working on the current dresses. Oh, and Happy New year! :)
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The board mailed out 3,278 voter cards on Dec. 17, 2012 to voters with no recorded contact for the last two general elections. If the board receives no response or the address is bad, the voters are moved from active to inactive status. At the time of the meeting, of the 3,278 voter cards mailed 169 were returned as undeliverable/no such number, 25 were returned the voter with updates, and two were returned by family members with notification of the voters' death, according to Adams.
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CHESTER — Before addressing reporters, he swapped out his golf shirt in favor of a button-down. That was the first switcheroo of the night for Union interim manager John Hackworth, who flipped his mild-mannered demeanor upside-down when he entered the PPL Park media room.
"Why don't you guys start with questions, because honestly I don't think I can say much without losing my temper," Hackworth said, straight-faced.
Two wins shy of winning a championship and hanging a banner, the Union stumbled. Using a 65th-minute tally from Jacob Peterson, Sporting Kansas City eked past the Union, 2-0, Wednesday night in a Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup semifinal.
Graham Zusi also dropped one in from midfield just for good measure, scoring in the fourth minute of second-half stoppage time against Union goalkeeper Zac MacMath — who had been drawn in to help the offense make one final push.
Despite failing to put shots on goal with regularity, the Union had a few shots to win this one.
Still, this was one of those "difficult-to-find-fault" moments for the third-year franchise. Happy to be on the doorstep of a title-game appearance — absolutely. Disappointed with an unexpectedly premature exit — no question.
That's probably because Hackworth and the Union believed they were victimized by the officiating of referee Jorge Gonzalez — who whistled the Union for four yellow cards to Sporting's two bookings, and 21 fouls for the Union to SKC's 17.
"I felt like (Sporting) had a good game plan and they got some help," Hackworth said. "I'm surprised I was still on the field at the end of the game.
"It's completely baffling, is all I can say. I don't know how a player or a coach can stay and play their game, manage what they have to manage and that kind of stuff happens." Continued...
The Union had aspirations of winning the Open Cup. They printed shirts in support of it, then bid a few bags of money in order to host a semifinal to facilitate it. So winning three tournament games, en route to a semifinal showing, shouldn't be considered a foundering finish to their Open Cup campaign.
But that's the mood the Union conveyed as they walked off the pitch, sullen with their heads tilted downward.
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With a monotone delivery, MacMath issued a makeshift apology for being out of position to stop Peterson, who headed in a free-kick cross from Zusi.
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"No," he said. "Right off his head. … Obviously I know I can save that ball and I should save that ball. I shouldn't have let it in."
"Zac was pretty upset," Hackworth said. "He felt like he could've gotten it."
The Union tried everything to conjure up an equalizer. With nothing going in the first half, in which the Union managed one shot on goal, Hackworth went to spitfire striker Antoine Hoppenot in the 62nd minute, but the rookie — who had scored two goals in as many games — mustered nothing more than a 69th-minute challenge that Sporting's Seth Sinovic cleared away.
Sheanon Williams sold a takedown in the box by SKC's Matt Besler, too, but the sloppy stoppage-time tackle went for naught. Earlier in the second half, Williams absorbed a shoulder-to-chest shot from another KC defender. Continued...
This one made the Union's 4-0 trouncing of Sporting June 23 a distant memory.
"I think beating them, 4-0, didn't do us really any good because we knew they were going to come here, play physical and play to their strengths," forward Jack McInerney said.
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Police Lt. Scott Siemsen said investigators are looking into the possibility this break-in may be linked to several other break-ins and burglaries, mainly in east and central Salina since last September.
A Salina police officer on routine patrol Wednesday night noticed a suspicious vehicle parked behind the Huseman Veterinary Clinic, 119 Indiana.
While checking the building the officer found a door had been forced open and he could tell there were people inside. The officer called for back-up, they entered the building and two men were arrested.
31-year-old Michael Cox of 607 West Crawford and 33-year-old Stephen Rowson of 825 Scott are charged with burglary, attempted theft and damage to property. Total damage to the building is $1,500.
Police Lt. Scott Siemsen said investigators are looking into the possibility this break-in may be linked to several other break-ins and burglaries, mainly in east and central Salina since last September.
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Thursday 7 February 2013 13:16 Report this comment
Good Police work!!! I hope this helps to curb some of the burglaries taken place in Salina lately.
Thursday 7 February 2013 15:31 Report this comment
Its old victory2012 oh I mean fritz the german. Yes its good police work the second crooks caught from patrolling cops. No seatback ticket road blocks which lets the officers do their work. An people said to me on here patrolling police cannot stop crime. Shows you the mentality of some.
Thursday 7 February 2013 21:40 Report this comment
@Aurora Yep, the same theory works in the military, the foot solider is the one that wins the battle. Patrolling and good ole eye observation DOES work! Hope this clears up a bunch of recent crimes and the judge slaps some hard time on these guys if they are convicted. Way to go SPD officer for your keen eye!
Thursday 7 February 2013 23:58 Report this comment
If only we can get the county attorney to stop coddling these guys we would have it made. Her record shows she goes after white collar crime and just lets these crooks get off. She has held her position much to long but then again she could not make it being a regular lawyer.
Friday 8 February 2013 00:08 Report this comment
Now getagrip is an authority on this. He or she bailed out on the Solomon sex and school board scandle when he or she was confronted by those that live in the community and now he or she is here spouting off.
Friday 8 February 2013 08:09 Report this comment
Once again Ksal will bury this local story in favor of stories that do not affect Salina. Already 12 out of 15 stories are not local and its 8 am on Friday.
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You know they are right about their comments posted. The stories of interest and that are commented on seem to last for 2 days maybe 3 if they are lucky but other stories of no interest linger. I wonder who at KSAL got paid to promote that wannabe rapper over last weekend. Like we are going to miss out on Super Bowl half time to look at an unknown's video? Yea right.
Friday 8 February 2013 12:03 Report this comment
great job by the SPD for getting these two clowns they look like loosers runn'em thru the mill take their money (what money they have) chances are these dillweeds will be back out burgarizing busineses again
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You bet our county attorney only goes after white collar crimes that have no victims not dummy's like these guys


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DETROIT (Bloomberg) -- Chrysler Group agreed to make a U.S. unit of Banco Santander SA its preferred provider for auto loans, replacing Ally Financial Inc.
Chrysler and Santander Consumer USA Inc. will form Chrysler Capital to provide customers with financing to purchase and lease vehicles, the company said today in a statement.
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Sergio Marchionne, CEO of Chrysler and Fiat, has been seeking a new lending partner in the United States after Chrysler said in April 2012 that it would let an agreement with Ally expire this April.
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Ally, 74 percent owned by the United States, reported $1.45 billion net income for the fourth quarter, compared with a loss of $206 million a year earlier.
The Detroit-based company said Tuesday that income at its automotive finance unit rose to $371 million from $285 million a year earlier, aided by a 60 percent rise in lease originations.
Subsidized-rate, or subvented, loans from GM and Chrysler dealers were 20 percent of Ally's originations last year, down from 58 percent in 2009, according to a slideshow presentation.
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Jim Ingraham: Mike Trout would have turned Indians around
Two words.
Uttered at the right time in the right place by the right person — who knows how much Cleveland baseball history could have been altered?
On that early June 2009 afternoon, during the first round of Major League Baseball's June Draft, let us contemplate the potential repercussions had Indians scouting director Brad Grant, when asked to identify the team's selection with the 15th pick of the first round of that draft, uttered the following two words:
"Mike Trout."
This is not meant to pile on the Indians for missing on a once-in-a-generation potentially Hall of Fame-bound 21-year-old superstar — because on this the Indians are not alone.
Everyone missed on Trout, who wasn't selected by the Angels until the 25th pick of the first round of the 2009 draft.
Trout, in fact, wasn't even the first high school outfielder taken by the Angels in that draft. With the 24th pick, the pick right before they took New Jersey native Trout, the Angels selected a high school outfielder from Texas named Randal Grichuk.
It was only after they took Grichuk that the Angels drafted Trout.
Washington and Arizona both had two picks in the first round before Trout was picked, but neither team used either pick on Trout. One of Washington's picks, to be fair, was the unassailable first pick in the draft, Stephen Strasburg.
The point being, 24 names were called in the first round before that of the player who could become the 2012 American League Most Valuable Player and Rookie of the Year. Continued...
Instead of "Mike Trout," the name Brad Grant called as the 15th pick was Alex White, the University of North Carolina pitcher who was on the verge of what appeared to be a promising major-league career when the Indians traded him to Colorado as part of the Ubaldo Jimenez trade.
So while all the teams that passed on Trout are kicking themselves today, perhaps none of those teams could have benefitted more by selecting Trout, given what he's turned out to be — and appears capable of becoming — than the Indians.
First and foremost, if the Indians had drafted Trout, their lineup today would have at least one player capable of creating a buzz. Aside from not winning many games this year, the Indians are also a really boring team.
There's no star power, nobody on the roster you would still come to see even if the team was losing.
In addition to being arguably the best player in the American League, Trout is also the most exciting. He's Grady Sizemore in his prime — except he's faster, a better baserunner and a better hitter.
Another way to look at it: if Sizemore was still in his prime he'd be considered a poor man's Mike Trout. That's no knock on Sizemore, that's how great Trout's season has been.
If the Indians had drafted Trout, he'd be playing center field and hitting first or third in the lineup. The offense would be better because he'd be getting more hits, getting on base more times, stealing more bases, driving in more runs, and scoring more runs than any Indians player.
The pitching would be better because Trout would be doing all those offensive things — which would result in more run support for the pitchers — and he'd be running balls down in the outfield that no Indians outfielder can get to.
If the Indians had drafted Trout, they would not have signed Sizemore to a $5 million contract, which would have given them $5 million more with which to player shop last winter.
If the Indians had drafted Trout, they wouldn't have drafted Alex White, which might have made the Ubaldo Jimenez trade un-doable, which would have been a plus for the Indians for multiple financial and competitive reasons. Continued...
If the Indians had drafted Trout, they would have had a cornerstone player around whom to build a team that would be more attractive to free agents.
If the Indians had drafted Trout, they would have been a more marketable and visible team nationally. There is value in that.
If the Indians had drafted Trout, left field wouldn't have been a problem this year because Michael Brantley would have played it all year.
If the Indians had drafted Trout, he would, even at age 21, be the face of the franchise now, and for at least the next five or six years. Because let's face it, who is the face of the franchise now?
Bottom line: No team in the majors could use Mike Trout more right now than the Indians, but they chose not to draft him — and so did almost every other team in the majors.
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Those who sustained damage to their property in Manchester when Hurricane Sandy struck can appeal to waive permit fees for repairs.
Upon the recommendation of the New Jersey Division of Codes and Standards, Manchester's Township Council approved Monday a resolution giving those affected by the devastating storm a means to have permit fees for repairs waived.
"There are provisions in there for proof and the final say will be with the Construction Official once he's received information in order to waive fees for those permits," said Municipal Clerk Sabina Skibo.
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I was there Thursday. Saw our house which had 3 ½ feet of water and sludge in it. 1st floor is a total loss but the structure looks good for us. Not like our neighbors. At least 8 houses have been deemed structurally unsound just on our block. We were able to enter them all though. So I hope others can get in theirs and get the things that mean the most to them.
I was so impressed with the police, the twp, the FD, salvation Army and everyone lending a hand. The marine police and coast guard were there to protect the island from the waters, and police from all over the country were there to protect the land. It was very secure and well handled. Friendly people and so many people with the same concerns and the same issues all working together to see each other and lend a hand. This is the time to pull together to make new friends, rekindle old ones and work together to bring this community back to where it was but better, stronger and one for all. PLease all stop bickering and count your belssings. YOU ARE ALIVE!!! the rest is just stuff.
What's w/ the Surf Club reunion? It may be great time to connect to all the Ortley people to bring us all together to bring this town back and make it whole again. I really think we need to focus on a safe, sound, common community that we all come together for. I love Ortley. Let's work together to make it a better place than ever before. Business should flourish, now ORTLEY is on the map, everyone will know where Ortley is. God Bless!
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11:06 am on Saturday, November 17, 2012
God bless all the people and volunteers that helped with the storm.
Now lets get to business and put this community back in shape.
Meanwhile there are about 50 Pine Lake Park property owners who still cant get water permits.


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Professor, Department of Medicine (Oncology)
Professor, Department of Molecular Pharmacology
Director, Albert Einstein Cancer Center
Susan Resnick Fisher Chair in Brain Cancer Research
Regulation, structure/function, physiological and pharmacological roles of a proton-coupled folate transporter and the genetics of hereditary folate malabsorption
This laboratory recently cloned a novel proton-coupled folate transporter (PCFT- SLC46A1), required for the intestinal absorption of folates, and demonstrated that PCFT is mutated in the autosomal recessive disorder hereditary folate malabsorption (HFM) (Cell, 127:917-928, 2006; Blood, 110: 1147-1152, 2007). Since folates are key one-carbon donors essential for DNA and RNA synthesis and methylation reactions, understanding the properties, role and regulation of this transporter is of considerable physiological relevance.
Structure-function studies of PCFT are geared towards identifying residues required for the maintenance of tertiary structure, the translocation pathway, folate and proton binding, and oscillation of the carrier's alternative conformational states. These studies are informed by analysis of PCFT mutations in patients with HFM, by site-directed mutagenesis and applications of substituted cysteine scanning mutagenesis. Transport studies employ both electrophysiological measurements in Xenopus oocytes and radiolabeled folate flux determinations in cell lines. The tertiary PCFT structure is being developed using homology modeling based upon bacterial facilitative transporter structures (J Biol Chem, 284:17846-17857, 2009; Am J Physiol Cell Physiol, 297:C66-74, 2009). PCFT is also required for transport of folates into the brain, essential for neural development in infancy. Studies are exploring the role PCFT plays at the vascular blood-brain-barrier and at the choroid plexus.
PCFT is a member of one of the seven families of proton-coupled transporters that operate most efficiently at low-pH. These transporters are all required for the absorption of their substrates (peptides, amino acids, monocarboxylic acids, divalent metal ions, etc) in the acidic microclimate of the proximal small intestine. Proton-coupled transporters also mediate export of their substrates from acidified endosomes during receptor-mediated endocytosis. This is also the case for PCFT in a process under study in this laboratory (J Biol Chem, 284:4267-74, 2009). Other studies are exploring regulation of PCFT and the impact of methylation on the expression of this gene (Mol Cancer Ther, 8: 2424-31, 2009).
As families are identified world-wide with HFM, and studied in this laboratory, the genetics of this disorder and its manifestations are being characterized along with genotype-phenotype relationships.
Finally, structural analogs of folates are employed for the treatment of cancer and autoimmune diseases. Membrane transport is a key determinant of the effectiveness of these drugs and impaired transport is an important element in drug resistance. A new-generation antifolate, pemetrexed, approved for the treatment of lung cancer and mesothelioma, has a high affinity for PCFT, and this transporter preserves the activity of this drug in the absence of all other folate transporters. Studies are exploring the role of PCFT in the activity of this and other antifolate agents (Mol Pharm, 74:854-862, 2008). For additional information on publications from this laboratory go to PubMed and search: Goldman id.
Recent Reviews from this laboratory
Zhao, R., Matherly, LH., and Goldman ID. Membrane transporters and folate homeostasis:
Intestinal absorption, transport into systemic compartments and tissues. Expert Reviews in Molecular Medicine, Cambridge University Press, ePub 11:E4, 2009.
Min SH, Sandoval C, Kronn D and Goldman I. Hereditary Folate Malabsorption. GeneReviews, on-line June 17, 2008. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/bookshelf/br.fcgi?book=gene&partid=1673
Chattopadhyay, S., Moran, R.G. and Goldman, I.D., Pemetrexed – Biochemical and cellular pharmacology, mechanisms, and clinical applications, Mol. Cancer Ther. 6:404-417, 2007
More Information About Dr. I. David Goldman
Material in this section is provided by individual faculty members who are solely responsible for its accuracy and content.
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Jack and Pearl Resnick Campus
1300 Morris Park Avenue
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Bronx, NY 10461
Tel: 718.430.2302


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Wow, who would have predicted that the Jazz would be ahead of the Mavs and Lakers in the standings, but still only in 10th place in the West?
Wow, who would have predicted that the Jazz would be ahead of the Mavs and Lakers in the standings, but still only in 10th place in the West?
Mavs not that surprising. They lost a lot, and replaced it with meh players.
"The very atmosphere of firearms anywhere and everywhere restrains evil interference - they deserve a place of honor with all that's good." - George Washington
hey, they are ahead of the Wiz and the Cavs too! Whoo-hoo. BFD. Mediocrity is us. Keep playing the vets.
Never was that impressed with the Mavs. Some friends were raving about their offseason. I didn't get it.
Lakers will turn it around at some point. Too much pressure on them, and too much talent.
They won't make a title run or anything though.
"Most nights (The Jazz) couldnt stop a grandpa with a walker, particularly if he gave a head fake."
Celebrate good times!
So after years of rebuilding we are now better than a Lakers team which fired its coach after 5 games and who Kobe describes as "older than ****" and a Mavs team who has played all but a handful of games without Dirk.
I'm definitely impressed. Corbin for COY!!!
Corbin sucks.
And we are all out of the playoffs. Winners.
Build a man a fire; keep him warm for a day. Light a man on fire and he will be warm for the rest of this life.
Repeating the same actions and expecting different results is the definition of insanity.


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News Briefs: Head Start student left on bus
Editor's note: The following is a collection of news briefs from Forum Communication Company newspapers in Minnesota and North Dakota.
Editor's note: The following is a collection of news briefs from Forum Communication Company newspapers in Minnesota and North Dakota.
Lakeshore wilderness protected
DULUTH -- Nearly 1,000 acres of private land along the hills overlooking Lake Superior near Two Harbors, Minn. will remain undeveloped, thanks to a land conservation deal announced Monday.
A conservation easement has been brokered for the land in Lake County that includes old growth pine and cedar forests and more than 12,000 feet of shoreline along the Encampment and Crow Rivers.
The deal also preserves access for hikers on the Lake Superior Hiking Trail that runs through the property, including segments that overlook Lake Superior.
The land will remain owned by Two Harbors businessmen Butch and Milt Wittlief, and they will continue to pay taxes on the land, but they permanently have sold the rights to develop the property.
The deal was considered even more environmentally valuable because the Wittlief land is just north of another 500-acre conservation easement held by the Nature Conservancy. Meanwhile, a 90-acre conservation easement to the southwest is held by the Minnesota Land Trust. And the State of Minnesota manages forest land to the east.
Head Start student left on bus
CLOQUET, Minn. -- The Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa is investigating why a child was left on a Head Start bus for three hours Monday morning in temperatures hovering at 0 degrees.
According to the tribe, the driver of the bus did not check to see if all students had left the bus after it stopped at the Head Start on tribal land near Cloquet. Tribal attorney Dennis Peterson said "we're looking into it," when asked about the boy, who apparently had fallen asleep in a seat.
He said the student was sent to a hospital for observation and was released in good shape later in the day. There were no details on how the boy was eventually discovered.
Fond du Lac runs its own transportation system and drivers are trained to search their buses after dropping students off, Peterson said.
Tribal chairwoman Karen Diver said the employees involved have been placed on administrative leave while an investigation continues.
"Tribal administration is taking it very seriously but do not have all the facts yet," she said.
Counties work together on emergency radio system
WILLMAR, Minn. — A new regional radio "logger" system that will record law enforcement and other emergency radio traffic and 911 calls in a 10-county area will be housed at the Kandiyohi County dispatch center in Willmar and the Meeker County Sheriff's Office in Litchfield.
The system is another step in regional cooperation that helps many different agencies improve services at a reduced cost, said Kandiyohi County Sheriff Dan Hartog.
"It's another example of how counties and the city of St. Cloud can work together for one main goal," said Hartog.
The regional system for logging data — from phone calls to radio chatter — will be used by Kandiyohi, Meeker, Big Stone, Douglas, Grant, Mille Lacs, Otter Tail, Pope, Stevens and Wright counties and the city of St. Cloud.
Woman forgives husband for stabbing
MOORHEAD, MInn. – The wife of a man sentenced to almost 11 years in prison Monday for stabbing her in the chest said she forgives him and that he was sleep-deprived and blacking out often at the time.
Raven Stillday suffered a punctured lung June 25 when her estranged husband, Kenton Wayne Stillday, 38, grabbed a knife, chased her out of her Dilworth mobile home, pinned her to the ground and told her "If I can't have you, no one will," before stabbing her in the upper left chest just above her heart, court records state.
Kenton Stillday pleaded guilty Dec. 14 to second-degree attempted murder in a plea agreement in Clay County District Court.
Judge Lisa Borgen accepted the recommended punishment Monday, sentencing Stillday to 10 years and 10½ months in prison. With good behavior, he will serve seven years and three months behind bars and the rest on supervised probation. He received credit for 204 days in jail.
In a victim impact statement, Raven Stillday called her husband a great father to their six children and said he had never been physically abusive in the 14 years she had known him.
Credibility at issue again in Norberg divorce trial
FARGO – The divorce trial between Fargo doctors Jon and Alonna Norberg picked up Monday where his criminal trial left off – with attorneys trying either to defend or erode her credibility.
A jury acquitted Jon Norberg in November of charges accusing him of drugging his wife with the powerful sedative propofol without her permission and sexually assaulting her.
As Judge Steven Marquart noted at the trial's start, nothing has been resolved in the divorce and everything is at issue, including custody of the couple's three minor children and division of assets.
Among the assets are the couple's homes in Fargo and Florida, more than $660,000 in financial assets and anywhere from $581,991 to nearly $1.1 million in business interests, according to each spouse's separate valuations listed on an asset and debt listing filed with the court Friday.
Jon Norberg also listed more than $300,000 in personal property, including paintings and fur coats.
Car from fatal crash used for DUI education
BISMARCK – Relatives of a West Fargo family that died last summer in a crash caused by a drunk driver have donated the family's wrecked car to the Safe Communities Coalition for educational purposes.
Aaron and Allison Deutscher, their 18-month-old daughter, Brielle, and an unborn child were killed July 6 just west of Jamestown on Interstate 94. The drunk driver, 28-year-old Wyatt Daniel Klein of Jamestown, was driving the wrong way on I-94 when the two cars collided. Klein also was killed in the crash.
From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday, the Safe Communities Coalition will display the Deutschers' car at the west entrance of the North Dakota Capitol for "Law Day."
The display is intended to give lawmakers an opportunity to see first-hand the tragic result of drunk driving. The car also will be the centerpiece of a traveling display.
The display was made possible by a donation from AAA clubs in North Dakota and Minnesota.
North Dakota lawmakers will consider proposals to toughen drunk driving laws in this year's legislative session.
GF man wanted on warrants flees deputies
GRAND FORKS, N.D. -- Grand Forks County Sheriff's deputies on Monday were looking for a man who ran when deputies stopped a vehicle to find him because of outstanding warrants.
Dustin Cody Desjarlais, 25, of Grand Forks, last was seen running between mobile homes in the Irongate Court area west of Interstate 29 and south of U.S. Highway 2 in the northwest area of Grand Forks.
When deputies stopped a vehicle looking for him during the noon hour Monday, Desjarlais was a passenger and took off running across snow-covered yards and streets.
He was wearing a red, hooded sweatshirt and dark pants and is described as 5 feet, 8 inches tall, 160 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.
Desjarlais is wanted on several new and old misdemeanor charges in Grand Forks of drug possession, fleeing and traffic violations dating back to mid-2011, according to deputies and court records. He also has served time in the Grand Forks County jail on previous similar misdemeanor convictions.
Lt. Gary Grove of the sheriff's department said there's no reason to think Desjarlais is a danger to the public.
Anyone with information about Dejarlais can contact the sheriff's office at (701) 780-8280 or any local law enforcement office.
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