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KINGSTON, N.Y. — The school board plans to become more actively involved in the annual budget process starting next year, and its members want multiyear financial projections for the first time in recent memory.
James Shaughnessy, who chairs the board's Audit and Finance Committee, recalled at Wednesday's board meeting getting resistance from former Superintendent Gerard Gretzinger when seeking early estimates for the district's 2012-13 budget.
"It was very difficult for us to get a projection until late in December as to what our gap was going to be," Shaughnessy said. "And this year, it's the end of February before we got a presentation on what our budget situation for 2013-14 is."
Current Superintendent Paul Padalino, who took the reins at the beginning of 2012, said he agrees with Shaughnessy and thinks more and earlier direction from the Board of Education would be helpful to both its members and the administration.
District officials already are developing a three-year budget outlook, and it should be available within days, Padalino said.
The board on Wednesday unanimously supported Shaughnessy's proposal to expand the Audit and Finance Committee's charter to have a more active role in the budget process starting with the 2014-15 school year.
Shaughnessy said he has been asking for long-range financial projections for years to no avail, and "it always comes up in feedback from the external auditor."
In other budget-related matters on Wednesday, Padalino told the board that, in part because of the decision to close three elementary schools in June, he is targeting a 2 to 2.5 percent property tax levy increase for 2013-14 rather than a figure in the neighborhood of 4 percent, which is the latest calculation of the maximum increase allowed without having to override the state's tax cap.
"The redistricting savings (don't) outpace the incredible increase in (pension costs), health insurance and those kinds of things, but it blunts that effect unlike it has in many of our neighboring districts," Padalino said. "They're facing what we would have faced it we didn't do this." Continued...
The buildings scheduled to close in June are Sophie Finn, Anna Devine and Zena elementary schools, and the district is moving fifth grade from its elementary schools to the middle schools.
The closings are scheduled for one year after the district shuttered Frank L. Meagher Elementary School.
A district budget forum is scheduled for 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at J. Watson Bailey Middle School in Kingston.
The school board currently is scheduled to adopt the 2013-14 budget on April 24, and the public will voted on the spending plan on May 21.
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When attorney Mark Goodheart asked opposing counsel for a copy of the surveillance footage captured by a video camera on the front of the train that collided with his client's truck, he had no idea he was sparking an electronic discovery fight that would last nearly two years.
In Pannunzio v. Norfolk Southern, Goodheart, an attorney with Cohen, Placitella & Roth in Philadelphia, represented plaintiff William M. Pannunzio, who was injured when his delivery truck was hit by a train owned and operated by defendant Norfolk Southern Corp., according to court papers.
Pannunzio's complaint alleged that Norfolk Southern's train had failed to sound a proper warning that it was approaching while his truck was stopped on the tracks. He also alleged that the train was travelling at an excessive rate of speed and that the tracks, which were also owned and operated by Norfolk Southern, failed to provide an adequate view of oncoming trains.
According to court documents, the defense, following a hearing on preliminary objections in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas in April 2011, showed Goodheart the surveillance footage of the crash on a laptop in one of the courtrooms.
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"My thought was, 'How often do you actually have video of what the litigation's about?'" Goodheart told the Pennsylvania Law Weekly.
But, according to court documents, when Goodheart expressed interest in obtaining a copy of the video, he was told by the defense that the video could only be played using special software called "RailView," which he would have to purchase from a company called SAIC.
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Mr. Carvin has cut taxes every year since being in office and has reduced town expenditures by 25 percent. He refused to take a salary and commissioned a study to eliminate his own job by pursing the dissolution of Rye Town as a redundant level of government.
"Maybe President Obama thinks the economy is doing fine, but Rockland residents are suffering under the tax and spend policies that are killing jobs and giving us insurmountable levels of debt," said Mr. Carvin. "This election is a wakeup call for our country. We cannot continue to elect the same people to office and expect a different result."


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Council eyes ban on bare parcels
Plans are in motion to place a moratorium on bare first parcel subdivisions in Red Deer County.
In a 5-2 vote during its regular meeting May 8, council approved first reading of a bylaw which, if given second and third reading next month, will ban applications for bare first parcel subdivisions until the current review process of the Municipal Development Plan is complete and a new MDP is adopted.
The moratorium would include fragmented bare parcels except those created by new highway alignments, existing highways or railways.
�I suggested a moratorium until we make a long-term decision on how to see subdivisions in Red Deer County,� explained Div. 4 Coun. David Hoar during a break. Hoar spearhead the request, having asked administration to draft the bylaw during council reports at the April 28 council meeting.
Hoar said the county hadn�t supported the removal of bare parcels for a number of years but during the MDP review a couple of years ago it was changed to allow bare parcels of three to four acres to be removed from quarter sections.
�Since then we�ve been seeing a significant number of bare parcels out requests.�
He said the original goal was the preservation of farmland but the number of residential subdivisions has become expensive to service.
�Residential property in distant portions of the county is difficult to service,� he said, citing grading and snow removal as examples. �We pay more than we get back in taxes.�
He said from a landowner perspective, he sees why people want the subdivision; while sometimes the reasons are family related, they are always financial.
Hoar hopes the amendment will prompt public reaction and input during the public hearing scheduled for 1:30 p.m. on June 5.
While Hoar garnered support from the majority of council, Mayor Jim Wood and Div. 3 Coun. Penny Archibald had their reservations, saying the MDP review is already allowing the public to voice their concerns.
�I�ve been to some open houses on the MDP and feel both sides,� said Archibald. �Young people who want to continue as is are saying, �We can afford a small portion of Dad�s farm and down the road we can buy it all. We need a little bit of help to get going.� The public is telling us what they want.�
Wood echoed Archibald�s sentiments, saying the public hearing is just duplicating the process they�re already offering with the MDP review.
�I believe we are currently in the process of public hearings and have comments coming in from residents and we are in the process now of gathering information,� Wood said. �Is there a reason to stop the process for a portion of the time? We would only be doing a duplication of the process we already started. I would like to continue with the process we have and not tie our hands.�
Div. 6 Coun. George Gehrke pointed out that only .05 per cent of the population has turned out to open houses to discuss the MDP.
�Maybe this will spark more conversation.�
He said from what he�s heard, �people don�t want blatant first parcels out. They want to bring their family home.�


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EDMONTON - It's a bit of a lonely, but not at all unpleasant, experience being the skip from Quebec at the 2013 Tim Hortons Brier, but former Canadian champion Jean-Michel Menard is fine with it.
True, Menard, who won the 2006 Brier in Regina, has his younger brother, Philippe, on his team, which is coached by their dad, Robert (or Bob, as Jean-Michel calls him). Pierre Charette, a Brier-tested curler himself, is on board as the team's strategist.
But there aren't any reporters from Quebec in Edmonton to chronicle the exploits of Equipe Quebec, nor is there any clamour for telephone interviews. RDS, the French-language partner of TSN, has no one here, although they are providing Brier coverage for French-language viewers.
What Quebec fans there are at Rexall Place are mighty inconspicuous amid the moose-calling supporters of Brad Jacobs' Northern Ontario rink, say, or the sou-wester sporting fans from Nova Scotia.
"I personally find it easier like this," Menard said, laughing. "There's no pressure.
"We come over here, we do our stuff. If we do well, we'll eventually show up in a newspaper. If we don't do well, they won't show us.
"So, it's a win-win situation for us."
Menard, who beat James Grattan's New Brunswick rink 5-4 in the opening draw of the Brier, faces hometown hero Kevin Martin first thing Sunday morning, speaking of lonely experiences. Is that a good or a bad thing?
"Good thing," Menard said. "The ice is still new for everyone, so these teams (Martin, Glenn Howard et al.) are usually very good on a long run, so you want to catch them early on in the week.
"For us, I like the way the schedule is. We've got Manitoba (three-time champion Jeff Stoughton) and Alberta in the first four games.
"Some people would rather have them later on; I'd rather have them early."
Getting a good start at the Canadian championships has been a bugaboo for Menard over the years, so starting 1-0 means a little less stress out of the gate, not to mention a confidence boost for his team.
The former champion is hopeful but realistic about his chances in a stacked Brier field that also features 2006 Olympic champion Brad Gushue of Newfoundland.
"I think we have a team that is easily capable of a 6-5 won-lost record, if we play well," Menard said. "If we play very well, we should be able to get that extra victory to post a 7-4 mark that, normally, will get you into the tiebreaker or the playoffs."
For a short while, back in 2007 and maybe into 2008, Menard knew what about being lonely at the top, experienced at being the target for competitors wanting to knock off a champion.
"Especially the first year after we won the Brier," Menard said. "For whatever reason, nobody was missing a shot, even in our club league games.
"It was getting really discouraging. But after a few years — it's been seven years — I would say, no. We're conscious that we're not the top guns over here. People are aiming more for Howard, Martin and Stoughton.
"So, that's just perfect for us."
Menard's team curls out of the Etchemin Curling Club in St. Romuald, Que., a sector of Levis, across the St. Lawrence River from Quebec City.
He said there remains a cadre of elite curlers in Quebec, but one that is thinning out noticeably, if not alarmingly, as the years go on.
"The issue we're having right now is that entries for the playdowns are down like crazy," Menard said. "When we won in 2006, there were 120 teams that signed up for the Tankard, ballpark.
"This year? Thirty. Every year, we're losing (teams). I thought it would do the opposite, when we won (the 2006 Brier), people would want to play more. I think they got the other attitude — you guys won, we don't have a sniff, so we won't play anymore.
"Our group is getting smaller every year. One's dropping (out), one's dropping. And there's not a whole lot of great juniors coming up, so our elite group is shrinking every year."
In the meantime, Menard is at his seventh Brier, content to lay in the weeds, fashion a record good enough to get into the playoffs and take his chances from there.
If he advances to the semifinals or the final, interest could pick up in his home province. but if not, he'll remain under the radar there.
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Despite the rain and cold weather Wednesday, dozens of people turned out to honor Gina Llewellyn at a Ford City camping ground where she spent so many years of her life.
"My mother is watching over us. She's helping us get through this," said Llewellyn's son, Dominic.
Dominic Llewellyn can't explain his mother's murder, but he knows the large gathering at her favorite outdoor park -- Crooked Creek Horse Park -- is a testament to her memory.
"It could've been hailing out here, or tornadoes out here, and I guarantee these people still would've been out here," he said Dominic.
Murrysville police say Llewellyn and her daughter, Lynall, accompanied a woman on Saturday evening who had been lured to East Suburban Animal Hospital by the woman's husband, 21-year-old Michael Lunsford Jr., with a fake story about her dog being injured. Lunsford shot Gina Llewellyn to death and wounded Lynall Llewellyn, then killed himself, police said.
"Things like this are unexpected and uncalled for, and it's a shame. It really is," said Dominic Llewellyn, who appeared understandably shaken, but very strong and composed as he addressed the crowd.
"It hits people in different stages. It hit me pretty bad tonight," said cousin Alexis Reighard.
At the candlelight vigil, Gina's favorite music was played and Lynall made a video appearance from the hospital, showing her the strong support for the grieving family.
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Prairie's Jaron Hamlik, Camas Kasey Calwell and Mountain View's Chris Xue won two events each, but it was the Skyview Storm who raced to the team title at the Southwest Washington Invitational boys swimming meet Saturday in Longview.
Skyview scored 487 points to easily outdistance Mountain View (324). Camas was third (313.5) and Hockinson was fourth (283).
Hamlik posted Class 3A state qualifying times in winning the 200 individual medley in 2 minutes, 0.35 seconds and the 100 backstroke in 54.66 seconds.
Xue won the 50 freestyle in a state-qualifying time of 22.59 seconds. Runner-up Alexander Suk of Mountain View also finished under the state standard (22.68).
Xue also won the 100 butterfly in 56.47 seconds. Suk also won the 100 freestyle in a state-qualifying time in 49.34 seconds.
Calwell won the 500 freestyle in a 4A state-qualifying time of 4:57.60, and runner-up Eric Bugna of Skyview also qualified for state in 5:01.39.
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The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Tenn., on cancer drug shortages:
Disgraceful. That's the best description of the findings released recently that show unnecessary and damaging shortages of some cancer-treating drugs have led to relapses among some kids fighting cancer at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and elsewhere.
It wasn't the hospital's fault. In fact, it was St. Jude that blew the whistle on this disgrace.
A St. Jude investigator, Dr. Monika Metzger, led a blue-ribbon team from Stanford University School of Medicine and Boston's Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, among others, in a study of what happens to children who lose access to a certain cancer-fighting drug and have to shift to substitute drugs during treatment.
Often, the results are shocking. The children get much sicker. They suffer from more severe side effects. Sometimes their cancer returns.
And it doesn't have to be that way. Stronger regulation and oversight of drug supplies, plus better product and inventory management by private drug manufacturers, could fix this problem.
That kids are suffering needlessly because of glitches in our drug manufacturing processes is unacceptable.
The Telegraph, London, on the U.S. government in denial:
The fiscal cliff was concocted by President Barack Obama and Congress as a way of holding a gun to their own heads. The fixing of a deadline for the automatic imposition of ferocious tax rises and deep spending cuts was supposed to concentrate the minds of America's political leaders and force them into taking the difficult decisions required to start reeling in the country's truly terrifying levels of public debt. Continued...
The stratagem has failed. Given that the United States has a $16 trillion burden of debt and an annual budget deficit of $1.1 trillion, this package does not even begin to address the fiscal crisis.
As the powerhouse of the world economy, America cannot continue to live in denial and expect to maintain its dominant role. Its current debt trajectory is leading the country to ruination.
The Jerusalem Post on Israeli President Shimon Peres' duty:
President Shimon Peres is under fire, once again, for speaking his mind. During an annual conference of Israel's ambassadors, Peres sounded off on an issue close to his heart: peace negotiations with the Palestinians. Referring to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas as a "partner for peace," Peres declared that there was no alternative to the two-state solution.
In response, the Likud Beytenu party issued a statement saying, "It's very unfortunate that the president chose to express a personal political view that is detached from public opinion when it comes to Abbas, who refuses to make peace."
This is not the first time Peres has intervened on controversial political matters, matters that have normally been avoided in the past by the men who have served as president.
Attacks on a president for making controversial comments are usually motivated by political considerations. Rarely are they the result of a principled position on the limits of a president's powers and functions, though they are sometimes disguised as such. Whether we agree or not, we should be lenient with a president's occasional political comment, particularly when made by a man of Peres's stature.
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Linda Kaboolian is Lecturer in Public Policy at the Kennedy School of Government. Her research and teaching focus on multi-stakeholder problem solving processes around workplace and public policy issues. She works with labor, management and community groups around improved organizational performance and service to diverse communities. She has a number of projects in public education and the water industry. Her new book, Win-Win Labor-Management Collaboration in Education was published this year. She co-authored Working Better Together: A Practical Guide for Union Leaders, Elected Officials and Managers and The Concord Handbook distilling several years of fieldwork about organizations that bridge racial, ethnic, and class divides. While she now serves as a neutral mediator, she was an elected officer and chief bargainer of a union, and a senior manager in the federal government. She has also served in the state and local and non-profit sectors. Kaboolian received her PhD from the University of Michigan.
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I've always wondered if the different levels in carb tolerance that we often see has anything to do with genetic differences that related to ethnicity.
I, for example, am half Italian (mother born there) and half Jewish-Russian (perhaps Belarus; immigrated many generations ago), and I am fairly sensitive to carbs: I can't lose weight without going LC.
What about you, fellow Paleohackers?


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Responding to the needs of local international businesses, North Seattle Community College will offer a new Bachelor of Applied Science in International Business beginning in September. The new program—North's first four-year degree—will help ensure that Seattle remains at the leading edge of innovation.
The first cohort of 25 students will graduate ready to work in the international arena in sales, scheduling, finance, manufacturing, marketing, or in freight forwarding.
With increasing emphasis on international commerce at the state and federal level, graduates will help meet the growing demand for employees qualified for the global marketplace. "With our position on the Pacific Rim and record of success with our earlier baccalaureate degrees, we are well-positioned to contribute to this demand," said Chancellor Jill Wakefield.
The Seattle Community Colleges were among the state's first to offer BAS degrees, with a pilot program in Hospitality Management at South in 2007, followed by an Applied Behavioral Science Degree at Central in 2008. Several more are now under development.
This week's Seattle Times editorial highlights our innovative scholarship programs which can make all the difference in students' college careers and lives. Many members of our college community are working with community partners to create and develop these scholarships which help us to lead the way in offering an attainable education.
May 14, 2013 Seattle Times Editorial: Seattle Community Colleges — a wise investment in students
Noteworthy scholarship programs at Seattle Community Colleges recognize students' hard work and difficult circumstances
The growing expense of college requires higher-education institutions to keep a strong commitment to student aid.
The three institutions that are the Seattle Community Colleges are making a strong investment with a laudable scholarship program.
Seattle Central Community College recently launched the Seattle Promise scholarship, guaranteeing tuition to all full-time students who have a 3.0 grade-point average and qualify for financial aid. Seattle Central Community tends to attract older students. Only about 6 percent of students come right out of high school.
The 13th Year Promise Scholarship at South Seattle Community College guarantees one year of tuition to all graduates of Cleveland High School and Chief Sealth International High School.
A high-school diploma and one year of college marks a "tipping point" that greatly improves one's chances of getting a living-wage job or a college degree, according to the state Board for Community and Technical Colleges.
North Seattle Community College launched the Completion Scholarship to help students who are within one quarter, or 15 credits, of graduation and are without the means to pay for tuition or books. College officials tracked former students and found most dropped out because they ran out of money. Who better to help than the students so close to realizing their dream?
A second North Seattle scholarship pays for English-language classes, a creative response to 2010 U.S. census data showing Seattle's largest immigrant population growth was north of the Ship Canal.
The noteworthy scholarship programs help students afford college by recognizing their hard work and their difficult circumstances.
Community college students with an interest in preschool teaching careers could be eligible for UW's first all-online bachelor's degree program, which is being offered in early childhood education. Eligible students include those who have an AA degree, or who have 70 or more credits that can transfer. The program will open with 100 students this fall, in partnership with the three Seattle Community Colleges and Shoreline Community College.
Pre-school teacher employment is expected to grow by 25% in the next decade, along with an increasing focus on the importance of early childhood education.
The degree program will cost $160 per credit – equivalent to $7,000 for a year for a full-time student – and much less than current in-state tuition rate. Most students are expected to enroll part-time while working.
The online program will feature recorded lecture classes and videos of teaching situations, combined with student-made videos of themselves practicing techniques in preschool classrooms. The degree will prepare graduates to work in preschools, social and mental health services and parent and family support areas.
"We applaud the University for taking this bold new step in online education," said Seattle Community Colleges Chancellor Jill Wakefield. "It clearly is designed to meet a growing need and to offer a pathway for community college students with an interest in early childhood education to fulfill their goals through an affordable online program. It's terrific."
The Community College Baccalaureate Association has presented Seattle Community Colleges Chancellor Jill Wakefield with its national 2013 Pioneer Award for her leadership in developing four-year degrees that improve access to higher education in our region.
Dr. Wakefield was cited for leading the way in economic development in Washington state and nationally by opening new pathways to baccalaureate-level education. Students with limited options for four-year degrees, many place-bound by jobs or family needs, are now able to compete for higher level technical and management positions by obtaining bachelor's degrees through the Seattle Community Colleges.
The Seattle Community Colleges pioneered BAS degrees in Washington state in 2008, among the first of the state's colleges to do so. As president at South Seattle Community College, Chancellor Wakefield led development of the Hospitality Management BAS, which was followed quickly by an Applied Behavioral Science degree at Seattle Central.
More programs are now in development in response to industry needs in high-demand fields in the Seattle region. BAS programs scheduled to begin enrolling students during the next year include Post-secondary Professional Technical Teacher Education, and International Business. Also in the pipeline are baccalaureate programs in Allied Health, BSN Nursing and Software Engineering Technology.
The award was presented in March at the CCBA annual conference in Dallas.
Roy Flores made his mark as a pioneer in social justice and in higher education across the state and at North Seattle Community College, where he served for many years as college vice president for student services. His recent death was marked at the college, across the community and in proclamations from the city, county and state.
Mr. Flores was a widely-respected Filipino-American leader whose passion for student-centered education left a profound mark on the Seattle Community Colleges. He served as vice president for Student Development Services for 25 years, retired from the colleges in 2009, and died in March at age 69. Recalling his influence, Seattle Community Colleges Chancellor Jill Wakefield said, "Roy made a difference for students, for North Seattle, for the Seattle Community Colleges, for the city and for the State of Washington. He created programs to keep students engaged and enrolled, he developed diversity programs that were a model for the state, and increased student access and success."
His involvement in higher education followed a career as a civil rights activist and advocate for social justice. He worked for 10 years at the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges, ultimately as Director of Minority Affairs. His interest in the recruitment and retention of minority students led to the development of a model for the state-wide Educational Opportunity Program.
Mr. Flores continually modeled a student-centered philosophy during his long tenure at North. He was well known for his personal mentorship of young people. "He helped organize multicultural student services directors at community college across the state of Washington, building capacity for providing support and assistance to students of color," said North President Mark Mitsui.
The Northwest Wine Academy (NWWA) at South Seattle Community College is going global – with wine tours through Spain and France this summer. Led by faculty member Regina Daigneault and a local tour guide, the 12-day tours will include wine and food tastings and visits to museums and landmarks.
The trip to Spain (June 13-25) begins in Madrid with a walking tour and visit to the Prado, followed by travels to the Toledo and Jamilla areas of La Mancha, and winery visits to Cava and Salamanca in Estremadura. Two days in Bierzo visiting wineries, caves and historical sites are followed by three days in the Ribera del Duero wine district, including Rueda, Cigales and Toro.
In France (Aug. 26 to Sept. 6), travelers start in Bordeaux with visits to St. Emilion, Graves-Sauternes, Haut-Medoc and Entre deux Mer wineries and vineyards; continue in the Loire Valley with stops at Vouvray, Chinon and Sancerre; see cellars and houses in Champagne; and conclude in Alsace at Colmar and nearby small towns.
Want to learn more? See the Wine Academy newsletter or contact Regina Daigneault .
Find out about opportunities to volunteer, teach, or study abroad at information sessions during February and March. Global Impact, Teach in China, and Study Abroad offer three exciting opportunities to expand global learning for students, faculty and community members.
Global Impact offers a two-week hands-on volunteer experience in developing countries. In 2013 volunteers will go to Ghana, Vietnam and India. Seattle Community College students, faculty and staff, people from other institutions and the community can all take part. Participants help with health clinics, health education, and infrastructure development projects such as clean burning stoves and water filters.
Teach in China provides a paid intern experience for a semester teaching English conversation in China. Through an exchange agreement with our partner in China, community college students can work for a semester (4.5 months). Students do not need a Bachelor's degree or ESL credential. After orientation and training, students are placed throughout China in public elementary, junior and senior high schools. Learn Chinese, gain cross-cultural and teaching experience, earn a little money, and have a great adventure!
Study Abroad is for students. Quarter-long programs in London, Florence, Costa Rica, South Africa or Spain can be arranged through Seattle Community Colleges in coordination with Washington Community Colleges Consortium for Study Abroad. Other opportunities to earn credits for overseas studies are also available.
Seattle business and public service executive Steven R. Hill has been named to the Board of Trustees for the Seattle Community Colleges.
Trustee Hill has a broad background working with public agencies and in the private sector. He served as director of the state Department of Retirement Systems starting in 2009, and as director of the Health Care Authority from 2005 to 2010. He also has served on the Washington State Investment Board and the Washington State University Board of Regents. He is currently a member of the boards for Consumers Union, Puget Sound Health Alliance, Seattle Symphony and the state's public affairs station, TVW.
Trustee Hill entered public service following a career in the business community. In 2003, he retired as senior vice president of human resources for the Weyerhaeuser Company after a 32- year career.
He received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of California at Berkeley and an MBA degree from University of California at Los Angeles.
Trustees are responsible for overall policy and leadership in meeting the current educational needs of the community. Trustee Hill was named to the Board by Gov. Chris Gregoire on Jan. 4, for a term of appointment starting Jan. 16, 2013. He replaces longtime board member Tom Malone. The Board also includes Board Chair Jorge Carrasco; Vice Chair Albert Shen; and Trustees Courtney Gregoire and Carmen Gayton. Trustee appointments are referred to the State Senate for approval, which is expected to take place during the 2013 legislative session.
Nationally acclaimed actor Jim Lucas will headline the 39th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Celebration presented by the Seattle Community Colleges on Friday, Jan. 18, 2013. Lucas chronicles the Civil Rights Movement through the eyes of Dr. King during his 12 years as a civil rights leader. The actor-historian was inspired to portray Dr. King's life after he attended the 20th anniversary of the March on Washington in 1983.
Now In its 39th year, this celebration is recognized as the area's oldest and most significant event celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. King.
The event is acclaimed for its Gospel music. This year, Mount Zion Inspirational Choir, directed by Phyllis Byrdwell, will perform familiar spirituals and songs of the era. Byrdwell, who teaches at Lakeside School and the University of Washington, has also invited students from the Lakeside Chorale and UW Gospel Choir to perform.
Emcee for the program is KOMO 4 News Anchor Connie Thompson.
The event is attended by many civic, business, political and social leaders from the Seattle community, as well as students from across the city. The celebration is free and open to the public.
The event is scheduled from noon – 1:30 pm at Mt. Zion Baptist Church, 1634 19th Avenue, 98122.
A $15,000 grant from the Bank of America Charitable Foundation will benefit up to 100 incoming College Bound Scholarship seniors entering the Seattle Community Colleges through the Readiness Academy.
The Readiness Academy supports students' transitions from high school to college, including FAFSA financial aid application completion, COMPASS placement test preparation and academic support, orientation to college life, enhanced academic advising and access to college services for several area high schools. In 2012, the first year for the Readiness Academy, participating students from Cleveland and Chief Sealth High Schools increased their placement on the COMPASS test by at least one course level before starting college. The fall-winter retention rate was 90%, compared to 69% for the overal student population.
In a news release, Bob Peters, Washington State President of Bank of America said that, "Bank of America recognizes that jobs and education play a critical role in advancing economic development in the Puget Sound, and providing support to organizations like Foundation for Seattle Community Colleges is one of the best ways we can move that development forward."
"Helping students obtain the education and training that they need for 21st century jobs is critical to our regional economic recovery," said Seattle Community Colleges Chancellor Jill A. Wakefield. This grant will help more College Bound Scholarship students to make a smooth transition to college, receive the support they need to complete their programs of study and graduate to family-wage jobs."


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Nigel Slater, (1958 - ) is a cookbook author, food writer, journalist, broadcaster and TV presenter. He was the food writer for Marie Claire for 5 years before becoming a permanent columnist with the Observer.
Slater has written a number of best selling and award winning books; the most recent of which are based on his kitchen garden at his North London home.
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