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GILBERT — The Gilbert Town Council met Monday evening for nearly three hours to a packed audience with standing-room only and discussed a wide range of topics, from retirement plans for city employees and water projects to this year's trick or treat and Christmas parade.
Barbara Harmon, with State Treasurer John Perdue's office, spoke with the council about a retirement plan for city employees. After a brief discussion, which revealed that there was no minimum number of people that had to be interested to join, the council accepted it unanimously after calling for a motion.
Afterwards, the council met in an executive session for approximately 45 minutes to discuss personnel matters.
Eventually, the council came out of their executive session and continued with the meeting, which featured two different drawdowns, one for the Slabtown Water Project for approximately $5,700 and another for the Horspen, Gilbert Creek and Browning Fork Water Project for approximately $255,000. With the Slabtown drawdown, "the project is officially closed."
Victoria Surber, with town hall, told the Daily News that construction and pipe laying had officially begun in the Gilbert Creek area and would soon begin at Browning Fork and Horsepen. She said that motorists should be cautious and expect delays. She couldn't give a time frame, but instead said that construction had a full year to be completed.
Next, representatives from the Logan County Child Advocacy Center Inc., spoke with the council, which included Mingo County Outreach Coordinator David Bell, volunteer LaDonna Austin and Family Advocate Medina Mahon.
The non-profit organization helps children who have been victims of abuse, whether sexual or physical, and conducts forensic interviews. Its goal, Mahon said, is to make it where no child would ever have to travel more than an hour for such an interview and that a satellite office for Mingo County was also in progress.
Bell told the council that the center was currently in the progress of establishing support groups in each municipality and had already spoken to the councils in Williamson and Matewan. For Gilbert, Bell said that the center was looking to establish a Circle of Caregivers support group, a place where anyone in a parenting role could openly discuss the successes and challenges of raising children and where they could find and share support.
Mahon told the council that their goal at the meeting was to spread the word so that the council could be aware and could provide information to those who might need it. Mayor Vivian Livingood offered them a space within town hall, but the representatives said that they didn't need one.
Currently, there is a circle of caregivers support group in Williamson at the Goodman Manor Community Room, meeting on the third Thursday of every month at 1 p.m. For more information on the group, call 304-792-6261 or 304-235-5607.
The Gilbert Police Department presented next, with Chief Mike Rasmussen saying that he and his officers had a rather busy, yet very productive, month. The chief said that they had given out 43 citations, and had more than 100 misdemeanor and 17 felony charges filed. He also said that he and Assistant Chief N.A. Glandon would be attending a class for supervisory aspects taught by an FBI agent in Beckley for no cost and a drug interdiction program for $50 per officer in the near future. The council agreed to the costs and to acquiring a webcam to assist the GPD in its video interviews.
Livingood praised the department, saying that she had "been getting a lot of good comments" about them.
Rasmussen also said that TrailFest went well, saying that there were only two DUI arrests made and just a few citations. He also told the Daily News that their was a lot of good teamwork between the other agencies present during the massive event which saw approximately 5,000 unique people in town.
Livingood estimated that numbers were definitely up for this year's TrailFest which has been called a success. Glandon echoed her sentiment, but said that local numbers were down due to weather but that tourist numbers had greatly increased.
Gilbert Fire Chief Mike Tolley spoke next to the council, saying that he wanted to purchase a new transmission for his department's pumper truck. He said that he wants to change from a manual transmission to an automatic one because drivers with knowledge of how to operate manual transmissions were getting harder and harder to find. He said that he was able to find one for $1,500. A motion was carried to purchase it after obtaining more information and making sure about compatibility, with Mayor Livingood voting against it.
The town decided to also follow suit with the rest of the county in it's observance of trick or treat, going with Oct. 30 from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. Livingood said that anyone who wanted to treat door-to-door treaters should leave their lights on. If they didn't want to, keep them turned off. The council also, in a carried motion, agreed to pledge $150 two separate times to the Larry Joe Harless Community Center's Trunk or Treat event: once for candy to give out and another towards inflatables.
Livingood also accepted and signed Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin's Heritage Christian Proclamation after asking the council if the town should. They unanimously agreed.
Lastly, the town decided on a date for its Christmas parade, scheduling for the first Sunday after Thanksgiving, Dec. 2 at 3 p.m. with lineup beginning at 2 p.m. A marshall was not decided upon.
The Gilbert Town Council meets the second Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m. within Gilbert Town Hall. The next meeting is scheduled for Nov. 12. Meetings are open to the public.

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The New York Times Style section usually emits more groans from me than cheers. Remember that piece about how bangs are "in"? And how women wear dresses? So I was ecstatic this week to see the Modern Love essay is by Jillian Keenan, a woman with a spanking fetish who is struggling to come out about it to her boyfriend. The essay touched on the struggles female spankos face from a judgmental and/or misunderstanding public, namely that we all must have suffered sexual abuse (not true) or must be gravely damaged in some way (also not true). And I was particularly delighted that 50 Shades Of Grey got only a brief mention. Keep reading »
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Should City Council term limits be changed from 2 four-year terms (total of 8 years) to 3 four-year terms (total of 12 years)?
That question is being floated by some City Council members, especially those who will be term limited out of office next April. The Council will probably take the question up at their June 12 Work Session.
At this point, as far as I know, this idea has not developed beyond the 'trial balloon' stage where an idea is floated to see what kind of reaction it gets. So, with limited information so far, here are a few thoughts and questions:
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Whether you are a regular to the flu vaccine or an "I-never-get-it" type, the total vaccine story may not be one you've ever stopped to investigate.
"What are your thoughts on the flu vaccine?" is a question I am asked daily. It truly comes down to informed consent and personal philosophy. We live in a country with much propaganda for vaccines. I was checking out at Rite Aid this week and I heard the cashiers asking all the customers if they had received the flu shot yet. If someone responded with "No," the employee would say "our pharmacy has them and it is free with your insurance, you really need to get one so you won't get the flu." … and a column was born. At this time of year everyone in the family more than six months old is encouraged to have the influenza vaccine. This recommendation is about 12 years old. Before then, only those 65 and over and very ill people were …
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A new group of graduates will be part of commencement Saturday, May 7.
Those earning master's degrees through the Fresno Pacific Biblical Seminary, formerly MB Biblical Seminary, will join graduates of the traditional undergraduate and master's programs. The seminary became a school of the university in February 2010 and this May marks the completion of the first full academic year since the merger. These are the first joint ceremonies.


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Tuscaloosa County Circuit Judge Scott Donaldson has been appointed to the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals by Governor Robert Bentley. The Tuesday appointment fills a vacancy left after Judge Tommy Bryan won his November election for the Alabama Supreme Court.
Scott Donaldson practiced law for 18 years before becoming a circuit judge in Tuscaloosa in 2003. The appointment of Donaldson to the Court of Civil Appeals leaves an immediate vacancy in the 6th Judicial Circuit. Governor Bentley says he will begin the process to appoint a new circuit judge in Tuscaloosa.
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