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. _. - r-~~~- - Leech Lake Man wins sentencing delay By Jeff Armstrong An Anishinabe man convicted in Cass County court of fifth degree assault and disorderly conduct for quarreling with a Leech Lake social worker received a delay in sentencing after filing a conflict of interest complaint against his attorney. Silas (Jake) Blue, who faces up to one year imprisonment on the charges, sent a letter to the state public defender's office, the human rights department, and the chief judge ofthe 9th judicial district, accusing attorney John Valen of misrepresentation and alleging various due process violations against the County. Blue's sentencing has been set for June 5, after which he hopes to appeal the decision. Blue said the verbal confrontation was an internal tribal matter over which the state had no jurisdiction, but Valen refused to challenge the court's authority.' "The public defender would not challenge the subject matter jurisdiction when I requested it, saying only that Public Law 280 does apply in this case," said Blue in the letter. "This is where the conflict of interest arises. The public defender contract is signed by Leech Lake Chairman Alfred Pemberton under the Leech Lake Criminal and Juvenile Defense Corp. Alfred Pemberton also does the hiring of the Leech Lake social workers. So the charges are brought by an employee of Leech Lake resenation and I am defended by an employee ofthe resen'ation." Valen is one ofthe attorneys retained by state senator Skip Finn's Walker, Minnesota law office under a $ 107,000 annual state-tribal contract to defend resenation members. Tribal members are appointed attorneys from the defense corporation unless they dismiss them and request a state public defender. Blue said he would have done so earlier, had he been aware of that right. "If you go with a tribal public defender, get ready to go to jail," said Blue. Valen said he did not contest state jurisdiction because the issue has already been resolved, stating that he did not feel inhibited as a tribal defender from presenting any valid legal arguments. "I'll raise any defense for a client that I think has a good faith basis in fact and law. But if it isn't, I don't do it," said Valen. But Blue cited a January 6 resolution by the Leech Lake RBC challenging the Minnesota Senate's authority to investigate Finn's activities as an argument to support his sovereignty position. The resolution states in part, "that any state investigation into the relationship between the Leech Lake Band and Senator Skip Delay con'td on pg 6 Minnesota Native news: the week in review By Gary Blair Prairie Island trespasser On May 18th a rally was held for Dennis Wells, a member ofthe Prairie Island Dakota Community, outside the court house in Red Wing, Minnesota. Wells has been charged three times with trespassing for entering his resenation's casino and each time the state court has delayed his trial. Wells was part of a larger group that took over the Treasure Island Casino last fall and has since been barred from entering the facility. Wells' attorney, Trudell Greau, told supporters, "The state doesn't want anything to do with this case and is willing to postpone its prosecution for three months and that will give me time to get the matter into tribal court." The Minneapolis Legal Rights Center attorney also informed the gather ing ofhis plans once the case is placed in the resenation's court. "I plan to challenge the case in tribal court on the grounds that the tribal court has no jurisdiction either," he explained. "Under old English law no court can have a conflict of interest. The Blue Dog law firm once represented the resen'ation and now they run the resenation's tribal court. Not only is that a conflict, but the Prairie Island tribal council also appoints their relatives to run the court and that makes their court invalid." The PRESS has learned that Wells and his supporters left the Goodhue Court House after his hearing and went to their casino to have supper and for the fourth time he was ticketed for trespassing. Dakota duel enrollment The issue of duel enrollment is being used as a weapon to gain power at Shakopee and Prairie Island. Both ofthe Mdewakanton bands' constitu tions call for a relinquishment of enrollment from another resenation before a member can be enrolled there. Recently, it's come out that many ofthe resenations' members also retain enrollment with the other Mdewakanton band or with the Santee Sioux of Nebraska. At Shakopee, the issue could determine who controls the resenation and the size of the per-capita pot if certain members are found to be ineligible. It's been reported that Shakopee's annual per-capita payments were to reach $500,000 this year and that amount could even go higher if some of the present members are removed. According to a newspaper article two of Shakopee's present members have been charged with welfare fraud. The article states they were a mother Review cont'd on pg 3 King family fights child removal by Red Lake and Beltrami County By Jeff Armstrong A Ponemah family will file an injunction in tribal court May 31 to regain custody of two children taken from their home on the basis of allegations initiated by a non-Native counselor for the Red Lake school district. Susan King, the children's grandmother who has raised them since infancy, said her 14-year-old grandson was picked up from school by Red Lake police, handcuffed, taken into custody, and held in the jail for four days on what she was told was an outstanding warrant. It was only aftenvards that King received a court order placing the youth in Beltrami County protective custody. The order stemmed from unsubstantiated accusations of sexual abuse involving him and his younger cousins. From Red Lake, he was sent to the Evergreen House in Bemidji, a facility for young people who ran away from home. "He wasn't a runaway, though, when they picked him up. Then they put him in there and he ran away from there because he said they treated him bad." King said the youth is now- incarcerated in Crookston, where he faces juvenile criminal charges. Shortly thereafter, King's 9-year- old grandson was placed in a resenation foster home through Beltrami County by order ofthe Red Lake Tribal Court. The removal orders appear to be based solely on the reported testimony ofthe 9-year- old and his 8-year-old female cousin. No tape or transcript was made of any of the inteniews with the children, and the reports to the tribal court reflect confusion about such basic facts as who the children's parents are. Family members are demanding to know why they were never notified of the accusations, some of which date back more than a year, and how U.S. should turn juv. corr. into private system/ pg 1 Leech Lake man wins sentence delay/ pg 1 Minnesota Native news: review/ pg 1 UCC CAI Ministry to hold Natl. Gathering/ pg 5 Pine Point Perspective/ pg 4 Voice of the Anishinabek (The People) 1 Fifty Cents Ojibwe News We Support Equal Opportunity For All People Founded in 1 988 Volume 6 Issue 48 May EG, 1935 1 A weekly publication. Copyright, The Ojibwe News, 1995 the children were questioned without parental consent. They say the children have virulently denied making the alleged statements. "That's a violation of tribal law, that's a violation of federal law, the Indian Child Welfare Act. They said [the charges] were not serious enough to report topolice, now they're serious enough to remove the children from their family. The tribal judge said, too, when those allegations came out, why weren' t those children removed?" said Louie Paquette, the boys' uncle. "If our kids are being sexually abused, we want them to have help. We don't have anything to hide. But we want to know who gave the Tribal Council the right to take away those kids; who gave Beltrami County the right? Through the treaties, they don't have no rights," he said. School counselor Jenny Fiepel said Child cont'd on pg 3 The Kingbird Juniors carry on the singing tradition at a recent pow wow. U.S. should try turning juvenile corrections into private enterprise system By George Hart Jury selection begins in trial of tribal chairman By Matt Kelley SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) _ Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribal Chairman Russell Hawkins faces the fight of his life beginning Tuesday, when jury selection gets under way for his trial on a federal conspiracy charge. At stake is not only his freedom _ he faces up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine if convicted _ but also his post as chairman of the 9,200- member tribe, a job he held from 1982 to 1992 and recaptured with a narrow election victory last November. Hawkins will be automatically removed as chairman if he is convicted. He already flexed his political muscle to avoid being suspended after his indictment, breaking a 7-7 tribal council tie to keep his seat. Whether the chairman's political savvy will translate into courtroom success is another matter. Hawkins is accused of plotting to lie to the federal government and steal from the Seminole Tribe of Florida in 1993, when he was out of office and working both for the Seminoles and for Dakota Machinery Exchange of Sioux Falls. Prosecutors say Hawkins helped obtain equipment under the name of the Seminoles, then persuaded Seminole officials to sell the gear to DME. The company then tried to resell the equipment at a hefty profit. Trial cont'd on pg 4 The following is George Hart's solution to the problems afflicting our national juvenile justice system. The first part appeared in the May 19, 1995, edition ofthe Native American Press and detailed the reasons why the justice system has failed our kids. We must do something different, in order to have a different outcome. The history of reform suggests that to make effective changes would require a thorough reallocation of legal responsibility and pruning ofthe dense web of patronage exchanges between public and private sectors. If other nations can manage to have a significantly lower incarceration rate (and generally safer societies), we should be able to discover some workable means to reduce our reliance on prisons and to become more civil. Foundations and our various gov ernments have funded many great demonstration projects. Job Corps is a successful jobs training program. Head Start is another holistic federal program which merits emulation. AmeriCorps is an example of how government can assist college bound youths. The point is not which models are best; the point is we have no vehicle or means to copy and reproduce all the best models. Violence and fear cuts across state lines, and impacts every family, every community. The national effort to reduce crime must be driven by giant hopes, not penasive cynicism. Federal leadership will be required to revise the patchwork approach taken thus far to resolve the problem of juvenile delinquency. Because the public's interest and well-being is paramount, a new dynamic for juvenile justice must have status as a jus- tice-sening organization. A national public corporation can effectively conduct research (access records), garner public support, address zoning issues and other regulations. But government has historically focused on standardization and "accountability," to the detriment of innovation and personal service. Distinct cultural and religious identities are critical for personal growth, but very difficult for government to encourage. If government could have solved the puzzle of juvenile delinquency with good laws and substantial funding, it would have done so before now. Government agencies have little incentive to measure objectively the quality of their own performance, and less reason to criticize a political system which provides substantial growth and increasing promotional opportunities. Government operates with limited budgets, which often constrain the commitment staff may Private cont'd on pg 8 Indictment alleges former tribal councilman stole casino money Neighborhood Watch Group to form on Leech Lake By Jeff Armstrong Complaining of increased youth violence and gang activity, a neighborhood crime watch group calling itself "Ogichidaag" held a May 22 community meeting on Tract #33 ofthe Leech Lake Resenation. Tract residents say the community is becoming too dangerous for children and elders, and the problem will continue to spiral without a strong grassroots response. "The little kids grow up and see the older ones running around with guns, beating people up, and they think that must be what you do when you grow up," said a woman who identified herself only as Dallas. In what organizers hope will sene as a model for communities throughout the resenation, the group signed up about 25 volunteersto patrol Tract #3 3 in nightly shifts with walkie- talkies provided by Leech Lake Security. "If they're coming around to claim their turf, we should tell them we're keeping our turf," said Helen Condo. Condo said the neighborhood patrol would work closely with resenation security and countv law enforcement to monitor and report criminal activity, an idea borrowed from what she said was a successful program in Minneapolis' 3rd Precinct. Wallace Humphrey said part ofthe initiative for forming the group came from the failure of Cass County Sheriff's deputies to respond to resenation calls. "There was an elder who had his door kicked in. The kids came in, .pulled a gun to his throat, backed him up to the wall. The cops never went to ask him any questions, so it was not even a reported crime at all," said Humphrey. Bill Burnelle, an Anishinabe Cass County deputy and former resenation game warden, admitted the county is unable to keep up with the volume of complaints from Leech Lake. "We just don't have the manpower to do it. It's just not here," said Burnelle. "What I would like to see is if they did get a tribal police department. Do the same thing as Mille Lacs did; go to the state legislature and apply for both criminal jurisdiction and handling everything but gross misdemeanors and felonies." 16-year-old Krista Wilson, however, said that for all the talk of problems with the youth, young people were never asked for their input. "Everybody's asking the adults and they don't even know exactly what's Group cont'd on pg 4 OMAHA, Neb. (AP) _ A former Omaha Tribe of Nebraska councilman is accused in a federal grand jury indictment of stealing money from the tribe's casino. Edward W. Webster, 40, of Macy, is named in an indictment that was made public on Wednesday. The indictment charges Webster with interstate transportation of a $43,000 check in 1993. The indictment alleges that Webster created a phony organization, the Nebraska Indian Hall of Fame, to obtain the check from a management company that runs CasinOmaha in Onawa, Iowa. The Omaha Tribe owns the casino. In April 1994, the Omaha Tribal Council suspended Webster after an audit turned up irregularities and the shell company. Webster resigned a month later. The federal Bureau of Indian Affairs and the FBI investigated. Some members ofthe tribe said they have waited more than a year for the results of the probe. "It's about time," tribe member Charles Baxter said. "Everybody that I'm involved with was getting the feeling that nothing was going to be done because it's taken so long. I think some ofthe people are jumping for joy now." Baxter campaigned for Webster when he ran for the tribal council. Webster, elected to the council in November 1992, was a leader on gambling issues. Baxter said he later led a recall movement after he learned that Webster never disclosed a 1974 felony conviction in a council candidacy' application. Records in U.S. District Court in Omaha show that Webster pleaded no contest in 1974 to forging checks drawn on the Tribal Youth Center's account when he worked there. Under provisions ofthe U.S. Youth Corrections Act, he was placed on probation for two years. The indictment released on Wednesday alleges that Webster misused an approved tribal policy for making charitable donations from casino revenues. It says that in July 1993, he submitted a request for a check for $43,000 for a donation to the Indian Hall of Fame. The Tribal Council had not approved the donation, but Webster said it had. A check was issued, and Webster is accused of depositing the money in an account he had opened a week earlier under the name ofthe Nebraska Hall of Fame at the Siouxland Federal Credit Union in South Sioux City. He then spent the money, the indictment alleges. If convicted of interstate transportation of a check obtained by fraud, Webster would face a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison, a $250,000 fine and three years of supenised release. . i
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Edition | Volume 6, Issue 48 |
Date of Creation | 1995-05-26 |
Publishing Agency | Native American Press Company (Bemidji, Minnesota) |
Language | English |
Minnesota Reflections Topic | American Indians |
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I am a firm believer in shopping in advance. I mean a season ahead people. I also love freecycle.com and craigslist for stuff. I have an awesome friend who passes down many clothes from her son to my twins. Thank you very much. With 3 year old twins and a 20 month old we will take what ever we can get. Don't be ashamed your kid doesn't have the most in style thing or the newest fahion. Most will just grow out of it ASAP.
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I love shopping clearance and with coupons as well. Target has awesome clearance and my kids super cute Cargo jackets were $4 last year. Yes, it takes a little planning but why not. All those stores with great clearance sales like Carters, Macy's, Osh Kosh( got sandals for $5 each in August) Old Navy, and Kohls, are great places to help out a hand me down wardrobe or spruce up the closet,
I love to check with the mommy groups, many have trading parties and you can get some great stuff for free and have a fun night out. Also the great used sales that are popping up now are so great. or even Threadup.com
Shop the big sales: Did you get the important stuff on black friday or when Old Navy had %75 off all coats last week?? Also use those coupons in the adds. I got jammies for all the boys when I realized they are almot a 4t now and my one twin could not fit his feet into his footie pj's. JCPenny, $10 off coupon adn early bird special and I was out of there for $10 for 3 pairs of jammies.
Shop the deal sites, I got a $10 for $20 old Navy coupon and then went on Black friday and got fleece for everyone including daddy for $10. Yeay!!
You have to just have fun, keep a sharp eye and go for it!! Same goes for me and the hubbs too!
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Ty I was not aware of those sites...
I am perfectly willing to dress my children in hand-me-downs and gently used finds... and I pay the clothes forward to friends too... I have found fabulous designer clothing at yard sales, good will and consignment shops for a fraction of the cost of new. I also shop off season sales... heck, I can buy Summer clothes in June and July for up to 70% off... because they're already putting out Back to School and Winter clothes. Patience is a virtue... especially when shopping for kids clothes
Some other great ways to save on kids clothes include shopping daily deal sites and registering for coupons for your favorite store.
My best deal this year came from Black Friday shopping - I got a brand new coat for my 5 year old on Black Friday by combining Carter's 50% off sale with an additional 10% for shopping before 10 am AND a 20% off coupon that they had emailed to me. By the time I was done, the coat, originally marked at $58 was less than $20 for a 3 season coat that had a rain proof shell and a removable polar fleece lining that can also be worn as a separate coat!
Another great idea for both recycling the clothes your child has outgrown and getting new clothes in their size is thredup.com
When it comes to shopping for clothes for my family I always start with Daily Deal sites!!! I have found 50% off gift cards and certificates to my FAVORITE stores!!! For my husband and I...we need to try on our clothes so we usually buy to stores that we can go to and I always start on the sale racks!!!
When it comes to shopping for my little girl, I do a lot of shopping online!!! I can sometimes score deals to daily deals sites! For example, I have purchased 50% off Totsy Certificates! Then when I shop on Totsy their stuff is already 50-70% off!!! PLUS I always shop through a cash back site!! If there is any shipping costs it justifies the shipping!! If they allow me to combine coupon codes, I always try that too!!!
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Shopping sales and clearance racks is the best way to save money when you have 4 children. At the end of the season I purchase clothes that will fit my children the next. You can save up to 60-70% on name brand clothing from places like the Gap, Gymboree, etc.
I do a lot of shopping online use coupon codes and shop at outlet stores. I never turn down hand me downs and always pass from oldest to youngest.
For basics, I head to low cost stores like H&M and GAP. Spend your money on classic key pieces like great jeans, coat/blazer, and a few work and cocktail dresses. In an attempt to only purchase high-quality, durable, and stylish clothing for exceptional prices, I use a lot of private shopping sites. For my daughter, I use sites like Zulily and The Mini Social. For the rest of my family, I use Hautelook, Rue La La, Gilt, Ideeli and more. This keeps my general clothing cost down.
When purchasing a new seasonal wardrobe, go for a specific color scheme. This creates mix-n-match pieces, which expands your possible looks without buying excessively. Also look for bold accessories to further expand (think scarves, chunky necklaces, belts, etc).
When in doubt, check out great mom blogs for coupon codes and giveaways!!
I have a lot of kids, and a lot of clothes that I keep for the younger ones, so I don't have to buy for every kid, only the first boy and the first girl! :) that saves me ALOT of money. (not a lot of time, however...)
I make shopping for my family's clothes affordable by shopping online for coupon codes, free shipping and discounts. There are many private shopping sites such as Zulily that offer designer brands up to 60% off or more!
Also when shopping in-store be sure to shop out of season. Fall is a fabulous time to stock up on summer essentials while early spring is awesome for winter apparel. Be sure to pick up larger sizes since they won't be wearable for a year.
If you are looking for an even affordable way check out high-end consignment shops where clothes for the entire family are like new, at huge discounts!
Wal-Mart and Target. I shop mainly Wal-Mart though because they will always have shirts, sweaters, pants, and girl leggings on sale at $3-$5 and its always cute items. Today I got the twins three outfits a piece for $30...at Old Navy, Carters, etc you could probably only get one shirt for that price. Good luck
Shopping is the biggest challenge for our family of 8. Clothes are way too expensive and my boys outgrow things rediculously fast so I have to be careful. We shop clearance a lot at our local store, sales at Old Navy or other stores are also helpful and occasionally we get like new clothing second hand.
I like to shop out-of-season Clearance Sales. I have twins and sometimes I can buy items that are already discounted plus BOGO deals for maximum savings. I find deals like these at stores like Babies R US. The Children's Place, Gymboree, and Crazy 8 also provide fantastic deals.
I don't do mall shopping. With a tight budget and a house full, it's just not in the cards. Instead we shop at stores such as Target, Walmart and Kmart that have much better prices. Just because it isn't name brand, doesn't mean it's not fashionable. It's really not all about the labels.
Buying used is a huge money saver. Many people have a bad image in their minds about places like goodwill and the salvation army,and it's true that there is some rough looking clothes from the 80's there. However, if you weed through the clothes you can usually find some barely worn modern clothes in the size you need. Yard sales are super cheap for buying clothes but it can be harder to find the right size. However, I love finding that yard sale full of the right size clothing because you can usually pick up tops for .50 or less and jeans for 1.00 which is way cheaper than goodwill even. I also enjoy shopping at platos closet though it's more expensive it's comparable to walmart or target prices, only with jeans that fit me better.
One of the best ways I keep my family in style for MUCH less is to shop off-season. I never buy sweaters or winter wear during the fall or the winter, when prices are at their highest. Just like I never buy swimsuits or shorts during the spring or summer. Shopping in the off-season allows you to stay trendy at prices that are 70%+ lower than what you'd pay in-season. Just think, you could get 7X the amount of clothes for the same price as one full-price item!
I like to shop stores that offer reward points and I almost always purchase clothing that is on sale on clearance!
I would have to say amazon I get a lot of amazon gift cards through the surveys I take and you can get some deals at amazon on clothing if you take the time to look and than search from low to high . I just got 3 really lovely shirts that are well made and look exactly like the more expensive Victoria secret Ts I love but for a fraction of the price . Also walmart and sometimes dollar stores have everyday items like socks and Ts
Our dollar Tree had some awesome arch support socks for 1.00 in all kinds of great colors these socks were the reinforced kind with a really good arch support I have seen socks like these costing 4.99 a pair but we got the for a buck you just have to look around at the stores you may not expect to find clothes .our dollar tree also had Tshirts for 1.00 you cant go wrong with that . for children why not check out some yard sales you can get designer clothing for 50 cents at most yard sales . also ebay has lots of children's clothing for sale and for a great price
I make sure I shop out of season, sizes bigger, when clothes have been clearanced down to make space for the new season. Stores like Kohls and JCP even accept discount coupons on clearance stuff so that makes great savings


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Greetings from your Campbell County Chamber of Commerce.
This is the first in what I intend to be a monthly informational column to keep you up to date on community and economic development efforts here at your chamber.
I know many, but certainly not all of you.
A young lady used the metaphor at a town hall meeting in Pennsylvania with Senator Arlen Specter in describing what Liberals in Congress and the Obama administration have done to our country. And they know it.
All over the country, real Americans with real concerns are turning out in record numbers to voice their opinions on not only healthcare, but also the exponential expansion of the federal government with more control over our lives while spending more of our hard-earned tax dollars to do it.
This past weekend we were at my daughter's lovely houseboat on the lake where we had a birthday celebration for my great grandson Aydin who turned four years old on Aug. 12.
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Over the last few weeks, town hall meetings have turned into demonstrations against President Obama's nationalized healthcare reform proposals. From every corner of America, citizens are standing up to their elected leaders and expressing frustration at the role of the federal government. In fact, it's been so intense that some elected officials have cancelled town hall meetings or not had them at all.
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The New Dubuque
By Mike McGrath
Back in 2009, IBM announced it was opening a technology center in Dubuque, Iowa, a move that would bring 1,300 jobs to the region. Not long afterwards, I read an editorial by a TV commentator in Madison, Wisconsin: "IBM could have located here, and chose Dubuque. That's just not right."
What seemed remarkable to the author the opinion piece was the notion that a small, Iowa city would be selected instead of a more recognized technology "triangle" or "corridor," but it wasn't much of a surprise to me. Dubuque was an all-America city winner in 2007 and I knew that it was an unusually innovative community. What it lacked in glitz and cachet, it more than compensated for with pluck, organization and civic spirit.
To be selected a finalist for All-America City Awards each community must submit an application that tells its story and describes three community-improvement projects and Dubuque had quite a dramatic story. In 1985, it had one of the highest levels of unemployment in the country, upward of 23 percent. The city's largest employer, John Deere, recently had shut its doors, and residents were leaving in droves. Old-timers remember when a joker put up a billboard outside town that said: "Will the last person to leave Dubuque please turn out the lights?"
A few years later, the city undertook an ambitious public planning process called Vision 2000, in which citizens from across the region met to lay out a road map for economic recovery: The vision that emerged was a "diverse and balanced economic base that provides job security for all segments of the community … secured through the support, retention, recruitment of retail, manufacturing, hi-tech, services, year-round tourism, recycling businesses and industries."
Focusing on bringing in new industry – insurance, technology, publishing, health care, education and tourism – Dubuque rose to No. 1 among Iowa's metro centers for job growth. A revitalized waterfront with hiking trails, restaurants, a museum and an aquarium reconnected the city with one of its great resources, the Mississippi River.
Vision 2000 was the first of four strategic planning processes that took place in Dubuque over about a dozen years, the latest being Envision 2010 in 2005, when thousands of residents convened to dream up 10 "big" ideas for the future.
One of those ideas was for downtown Dubuque to be a "cool" place to live, where people surf the Internet and chat in cafes with original art hanging on exposed brick walls, a place that would draw young professionals away from Chicago and the Twin Cities because of its combination of livability, affordability and opportunity.
"It all started in the 1980s when people decided we had reached the bottom and collectively wanted to make it a better community," said Mayor Roy Buol. "The new Dubuque, that's what I call it. People really bought into the idea. There was a common desire to better the community and make it place where everybody has opportunities, a place people want to come, and when they do come, to stay."
Last year, when we were doing a special issue of the National Civic Review on environmental sustainability, Dubuque's name came up again—as a case study in community-wide successful environmental sustainability planning. Again I wasn't surprised.
Few, if any, winners of the All-America City Award have exemplified the spirit of regional cooperation, civic engagement and community innovation more effectively than Dubuque. It's a story that we love to tell and tell again.
To learn more about the National Civic League, click here, or to nominate your city for an All-American City award, visit here.
Is there a similar story of rebirth and rejuvenation for your town that you would like to share? Please do let us know, we would love to hear about it.
Mike McGrath is senior editor and chief information officer for the National Civic League. A former newspaper reporter and magazine writer, he is editor of the quarterly National Civic Review, which will be beginning its centennial year of publishing this spring.
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The 2012 winners from all Spark design competitions were honored at the sixth awards celebration. A special ceremony was also held to announce the first "Best of the Best of the Best" AllSpark Awards.
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"With a record 725 registrations, this promised to be our most exciting celebration ever. And it was!" commented Spark Director Peter Kuchnicki, "And it was!" Design luminaries Dan Harden from Whipsaw, Rob Forbes from Public Bikes and Sam Lucente, consultant and former head of HP design, were on hand for the fun.
"This is great, Peter," Lucente pointed out. "Spark has really grown and made us proud. It's a real accomplishment."
Ayrn Shelander, designer and acrobat in real life, said "It was a great event! The hanging display boards of all the winners were easily viewable and moved slightly in a lively way. Some awesome designers showed up that we were so glad to talk to. And the number of people brought a lot of energy to share the vibes."
All of the Spark Competitions--Product, Communication, Concept and Spaces were represented by winners, finalists and their respective jurors. With over 160 winners, the work was displayed in multimedia, including video, giant projected slideshows, large display boards and a full-sized exhibition.
Another highlight of the evening was the AllSpark Platinum Awards. Famed designer, Index Award co-founder and AllSpark Jury Chair, Arnold Wasserman described the contextual aspect of Spark, and announced the three equal winners chosen by the AllSpark Jurors.
The winners were decided by a group of current and alumni judges from Spark, which strove to choose the three designers from the 2012 winners who best exemplify the Spark ideals. Those winners were:
"All of these are perfect embodiments of what our judges like to call 'Sparky' designs," said Kuchnicki. "We were especially proud to have Sujin on our stage to tell the audience a bit about her goals and design process."
"All in all, Sujin was a wonderful and fitting end to our presentation. Then it was a party filled with joy and hope for a great new designing year!"
Learn more about this organization and all these competitions at the Spark website landing page at http://www.sparkawards.com.
Spark is proudly sponsored by Autodesk, Core77, ArchNewsNow, Archinect, Bustler, Pluo Consulting and RIOT Creative Imaging. Celebration music was provided by the Jimmy Grant Trio, and catering by Picante of Berkeley.
SPARK 2013 Competition Schedule
Spark>App—Call For Entry is active. Deadline May 21
Spark>Concept & Student—Call For Entry March 1. Deadlines on June 17 and September 30
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Spark>Mobility—Call For Entry April 1. Deadline September 30
The Spark Design Awards are an international design competition series of many design categories, with the core mission of creating a better world though design excellence. Spark entrants are an extraordinarily diverse group of talented people and companies from student work to the world's leading electric car companies and other forward-thinking Fortune 500 companies.
The Spark competitions are open to all designers, including university-level students in Spark>Concept. The Spark Community may be joined at no cost. The Spark competitions have a variety of entry fees, depending upon the event. Submissions are made at the Spark website. Juries, composed of design professionals and experts, meet online and in person to choose Finalists and Winners.
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Monday, 20 May 2013 11:12
GET READY FOR THE MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND AT KALAELOA RACEWAY PARK! Three major events packed into an entire weekend of events...featuring MotoCross, Stock Car,
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First off, MotoCross heats up on Friday, May 24th...Gates open at 4:30PM with racing to follow! Then on Saturday, May 25th, the action gets wild with 8 divisions of Stock Car, in addition to our ever-exciting HulaCross. Gates open at 4PM, capped with the our ever popular Demolition Derby! Finally, on Monday, May 27th, KRP holds it's first ever MUD BOG with the Robert Young Memorial Mud Bog! Gates open at 7AM with racing to follow.
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The weather is blowing in from the West and the temperature cooling even though it's still early in the afternoon here at Kalaeloa Raceway Park. Kalaeloa is often one of the warmer parts of the island on most days and today's humidity is making it a little uncomfortable if you're not in the shade. Then again I am a Haole! The clouds are starting to darken from their normal fluffy white and, as I write this, we are going through hot and cool spells at the track as some clouds pass while others gather. I'm almost certain it will rain at some point, but time trials went smoothly and maybe if we're lucky we will squeeze the racing in before the heavens open.
Time trials earlier on in the day were relatively uneventful except for the drivers adjusting to the lengthening of the track which has been extended to 300 feet. Tinker Toy had a scary little spin in the shut down area on his first run which got everyone's attention. And I learned later that he had had a stuck throttle and had needed to hit the kill switch in order to avoid disaster.
We always start with the "Unlimited' class in Bracket 1. We do this so that the fastest cars get a smooth track with ample depth of sand at the starting line which makes for safer racing. The track naturally gets rutted and pits develop at the starting line in each lane where big paddle tires throw the sand back in huge rooster tails as the cars launch off the starting line. The Unlimited class is comprised of tube chassis cars with custom bodies and great power to weight ratios. Rails; both blown and naturally aspirated, four and eight cylinder pipe buggies, some with turbos or nitrous, and full bodied sedans, custom fabrications and roadster are examples of the types of vehicles that make up this class. The class is intended for cars faster than a 5.00 elapsed time (ET).
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8A state semifinal: Hagerty hits another trey to end third
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Former Manchester United and Cardiff City goalkeeper Tom Heaton to join Watford
8:00am Friday 29th June 2012 in Latest Sport By Frank Smith , Deputy Group Sports Editor
The Hornets are confident Stephen McGinn will commit his future to the club and are also hoping to conclude their first summer signing in the coming days, the Watford Observer understands.
Watford have been competing with Ipswich Town and Bristol City for the services of Cardiff City goalkeeper Tom Heaton and we understand the Golden Boys have won the race for his signature.
Heaton started his career at Wrexham but moved to Manchester United as a trainee.
The 26-year-old spent five years at Old Trafford as a professional but did not make a competitive appearance for the Red Devils; spending most of his time out on loan, with spells at Swindon Town, Belgian side Royal Antwerp, Cardiff, Queens Park Rangers, Rochdale and Wycombe Wanderers.
Heaton returned to Cardiff to sign a permanent deal in June 2010 and was often first choice goalkeeper during his first season at the club.
However, the Bluebirds were blessed to have two very good goalkeepers and when Malky Mackay arrived last summer, he was keen to have a settled number one and David Marshall just edged ahead of Heaton during pre-season.
Heaton did play in the cup competitions though and was instrumental in Cardiff reaching the Carling Cup final, which they lost to Liverpool on penalties.
We understand Cardiff offered Heaton a new contract but he expressed his desire to leave in search of first team football.
There was speculation Watford midfielder McGinn was heading in the opposite direction and joining Cardiff when his contract expires on Saturday.
However, we understand City are not interested in the midfielder and we expect the 23-year-old to sign a new deal with the Hornets.
Watford's players were at the club's training ground for the first three days of this week for testing, ahead of pre-season which begins on July 9, and we understand McGinn joined the squad at London Colney.
McGinn has not played a competitive match for more than 16 months following a cruciate knee ligament injury but returned to 'full fitness' towards the end of last season, playing in several Reserve team matches.


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Welcome to the Rudolph Club: your once-a-month meeting to simplify your holidays and get organized for Christmas!
At Organized Christmas, we know that the holiday season can be fast and furious. Solution? Take a day once each month throughout the year to plan and prepare for a more-organized holiday season.
Time to Spring Forward as Daylight Saving Time brings an extra hour of evening sunlight. This weekend, we'll set our clocks forward one hour as most of the U.S. adopts Daylight Saving Time.
Celebrate the seasonal change with a household safety checklist from sister site Organized Home. With links to safety resources and free printables, it'll see your household into the summer months, safely:
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On the 25th of each month, we'll bring simple assignments and easy tips to try now for a simpler, more joyous holiday season. Over the year, you'll tackle planning and preparations to make the season lighter, brighter and less stressful come December.
Tender cookie "nests" are an Easter favorite in the Ewer house!
Tangy dough is rolled in tinted coconut to form pretty nest-shaped treats.
Use seasonal chocolate-covered almond candies to decorate these pretty Easter cookies.
Valentine tricksters, take note ... it's Cupid Poop! Surprise your Valentine with this easy gag gift.
Making Cupid Poop is as easy as placing a handful of candy hearts, seasonal marshmallows, or red jelly beans in a small zipper food storage bag.
Seal and label with a free printable Cupid Poop gift tag or bag topper, or handwrite a tag using the poem below.
Welcome to the Rudolph Club: your once-a-month meeting for an organized Christmas!
On the 25th of each month, we'll bring simple assignments and easy tips to try now for a simpler, more joyous holiday season.
Christmas has come and gone ... or has it?
Lights are stored, the tree is down, and holiday decor rests in boxes in the storage area, waiting for next year.
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In the refrigerator, the holiday butter dish hides the last remnants of a stick of butter. Holiday linens, napkins and kitchen towels pop up in the laundry area this week, next week and the week after.
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It's over for another year!
Wild and woolly or sane and sedate, we've passed through the holiday season and into a new year. Breath caught, it's time to debrief.
You know debriefing, right? The astronauts do it, spies do it, pilots do it: a measured after-the fact evaluation of the mission or flight.
Smart holiday planners should do it, too--because taking time now to note what worked, what didn't will be a road map to a more organized Christmas next year.
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Allow us to introduce the outstanding individuals who made our year in adventure with their remarkable achievements in exploration, conservation, humanitarianism, and adventure sports. You decide which one will be the next People's Choice Adventurer of the Year. Congratulations to People's Choice Adventurer of the Year Felix Baumgartner!
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Surfing the best wave, kayaking the largest rapids, free climbing the hardest mountain, landing the first sit-ski backflip, free-falling faster than sound. These are just some of the feats of this year's honorees. View the photos.
Meet the Adventurers
From a snowboarder advocating against climate change to an artist bringing back stories from the vertical world, these ten people are adventure innovators, each in his or her own way. Read the interviews.
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