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Location: Mississauga Ontario Canada
Satisfaction Rating:
"Furnace just quit"
This Furnace was installed Dec 15 2012. After two months of operation it just quit. Since Lennox will not pay for labor, it is now becoming very costly for me. I am very unhappy with this Furnace.
Location: Salt Lake City, UT
Satisfaction Rating:
" Lennox's lemon"
I had an 85% efficiency 8 year old Carrier furnace that worked great with no problems, and a 19 year old air conditioning that needed to be replaced. In the end, I "upgraded" the whole heating and air conditioning system. The new 95% Lennox's furnace does provide a more even heating of the house, but I did not get much energy savings, if anything at all. Moreover, after 1.5 years in operation furnace fails to ignite and pressure switches fail to open. Three visits by technicians have failed to resolve the issue, so far! High efficiency furnaces are rather complicated beasts; there is probably no end to this. On the other hand, my Japanese tank less water heater works just fine after
Location: Easton,PA
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"A very noisy EL296"
Model EL-296-UH-090-XV-36C installed (after some delay) by a Lennox dealer. This is a premium, high-efficiency variable speed furnace. When the heating season arrived it began making several different noises. After some time the installing dealer was called; the technician reported that the variable speed furnace was installed to operate only at low speed. He made some adjustments and things seemed to improve, but more recently the strange noises have returned.
Location: Atlanta, GA
Satisfaction Rating:
"Love this furnace!"
I am a regular homeowner who had a Lennox SL280v installed back in July 2012. It is matched up with a Goodman a/c unit and the furnace has performed flawlessly. It is so quiet compared to my old Lennox furnace. I love the variable speed feature and I have seen more even temperatures throughout the house. a lot of these bad reviews are do to poor install or improperly sized systems. My advice to anyone is to find a good company with a very good reputation and make sure they are bbb accredited. Install matters more than brand. Systems installed and/or sized poorly will break down all the time and you will never be satisfied. I will have to say that all brands are junk these days. I wouldn't hesitate to choose Lennox again.
Location: Upper Marlboro Maryland
Satisfaction Rating:
"My Lennox Gas Furnace"
This Lennox Signature 80 gas furnace is great! My gas bills have gone down and it is so quiet, you can hardly tell that it is working. I am very happy with my new Lennox gas furnace!
Location: guelph
Satisfaction Rating:
"Worst piece of shit"
I have lived in my new build house for 1.5 years and I have had to call them out to fix it 4 times... Worst piece of shit, don't buy one.
Location: Kingston Ontario
Satisfaction Rating:
"This Lennox has been good to us"
Ok, this is an old Lennox Pulse 21 that was discontinued 15 years ago, but, after 20.5 winters, it has been good to us. It is noisy, but we were warned that the pulse furnaces were. We get it serviced once a year and have a contract with the dealer. We have had two problems with it. The first was several years ago and I cannot remember exactly what it was, but the service contract covered the part, but not the labour as I recall. The second problem is current. We have had two techs look at it and it seems to have been the board (it has been replaced and the problem has more or less abated), but we are considering purchasing a new one as we are told parts are hard to come by and 20 years is pretty well the life of a furnace.
Location: Toledo, Ohio
Satisfaction Rating:
"Not real happy"
This furnace was installed in August 2003. I change the filters regularly and blow out the air lines every couple months. No matter what I do, this furnace has to be serviced every year. And usually on a Holiday or weekend. The company that installed it said we must have the furnace and a/c "tuned up" once a year or it voids our warranty. Called Lennox this morning and they said the same thing. But nowhere in our paperwork does it say we have to have it serviced once a year for the warranty. This is total bs. We dropped about $12k between the 2. Now we are supposed to spend another $160 a year for "tune ups"? I would not buy another Lennox for sure.
Location: Colorado
Satisfaction Rating:
"Gas Heater"
This unit installed cost $6261. August 2006 we had no problems first three years then have had to clean heater every year since [$89.] due to Flame Sensor issues. Yes, it is very quiet and comfortable but the operating costs have been high for this 80% afue rating.
Location: new ulm, MN
Satisfaction Rating:
"I have a Lennox buzzer furnace"
I have had a Lennox furnace a number of years. From the start it has buzzed like an alarm clock all the while it ran. It works to use fine sand paper on the ignitor maybe lasting a week or less than a day. Lennox repairman says it is from washing clothes in the basement. Who doesn't? Lennox is junk and the repairmen even worse. They are high cost-- not high efficiency.
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Update: According to a Humboldt County Sheriff's Office press release, dated Sept. 29, 2012:
On Sept. 29, 2012, at around 3:45 PM Deputies located Jerry Corriea in the 3400 block of Chezem Road near Highway 299. Corriea was taken into custody without incident. Subsequently, Corria was returned to the custody of the Humboldt County Correctional Facility with a new charge of 4532 PC – escape from custody.
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According to a press release from the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office, dated Sept. 27, 2012:
On 09-27-2012, approximately 11:45 a.m a Humboldt County Correctional Facility Cal Trans Inmate work crew was working on Highway 299 near mile post 26, when inmate Jerry Merril Corriea , 29 years old, from Redding, fled on foot. Corriea was in custody on a California State Parole violation and was sentenced to 120 days in jail for that violation. Corriea was on parole out of Redding for a burglary conviction. Deputies checked the area for Corriea, but were unable to locate him. A statewide Be-On-the Lookout to law enforcement was broadcast for Corriea who is now wanted for escape from custody.
He is further described as: Native American male, 5' 9" tall, brown eyes, brown hair, 200 lbs, short crew cut hair and a mustache. He has tattoos of a claw on his right cheek, the name "Jerry" and " Bear" tattooed on his fingers, and a tattoo on the left side of his neck. He is possibly enroute the Orleans area of Humboldt County. He was last seen wearing a Blue shirt, white T-shirt, blue Jeans and black work boots.
Anyone with information for the Sheriff's Office regarding this case or related criminal activity is encouraged to call the Sheriffs Office at 707-445-7251 or the Sheriffs Office Crime Tip line at 707-268-2539.
Wanted: Jerry Merril Corriea:
Information from a from the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office press release, dated Sept., 25, 2012 indicates:
The Humboldt County Sheriff's Office is continuing to search for Katherine "Kathy" Gillham who is considered a high risk missing person. Sheriff's Office Detectives continue to follow up on leads and consider this case a high priority. Her disappearance is considered suspicious and out of character. The Sheriff's Office requests citizens continue to look for her vehicle and call 911 if they see it. Her vehicle is a 2004 Charcoal Gray Mitsubishi Endeavor SUV, California 6UXE841. She is believed to have traveled State Route 199 from Grants Pass, Oregon to U.S. 101 to Big Lagoon, Humboldt County; however, this area has been checked by air and ground by law enforcement and volunteers.
Anyone with information for the Sheriffs Office regarding this case can call Detectives Franco 707-268-3644 or Detective Schlesiger 707-268-3642 or the Sheriff's Office Crime Tip line at 707-268-2539. Anonymous information may be left on the Crime Tip line.
According to a press release from the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office, dated Sept., 25, 2012:
On Sept. 24, 2012, at approximately 6:00 p.m. the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office received a call from the Camp Host at Moonstone Beach regarding an explosive device that was found. The responding deputy was a member of the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office Bomb Squad. The camp host told the deputy the device was found at the south end of the parking lot in some bushes by another citizen. When the deputy retrieved the device he recognized it as a "Model 450 Flash Bang Device", which are typically used by law enforcement or military personnel. These devices, normally designed with a short (nominally one second) delay fuse, produce a stunning, disorienting blast and a brilliant, dazzling flash. They can cause serious injuries if used inappropriately. They are illegal to possess. If you find one, do not touch it, and call local law enforcement immediately.
The deputy took custody of the live device and booked it in to be destroyed. Anyone with information for the Sheriffs Office regarding this case or related criminal activity is encouraged to call the Sheriffs Office at 707-445-7251 or the Sheriff's Office Crime Tip line at 707-268-2539.
Photo of a similar "Flash Bang Device" - they come in grey, black and orange.
The following information was prepared by Jama Chaplin, Policy Committee Chair, for Annual Membership Meeting 2012. (See the document posted below this one for the full text of the KMUD Bylaw Amendment Proposals or download the pdf version.)
According to Jama Chaplin:
"Four of these revisions were discussed quite a bit last year by the Policy Committee, and to some extent by the Board. I think the reality was that many of the Board members last year were simply too busy to wrap their minds around this and finish it.
Here is the gist of each of the five revisions:
1) Current bylaws allow the Board to vote any Board member off the Board. That would be illegal in for those elected by the Members or Programmers – they would have to be removed by their constituencies in a recall election.
2) This one changes "constituency represented" to "appropriate electors" -- since the word "constituency" has created some confusion, because board members elected by the Board do not "represent the interests of" the other board members, but rather of the organization as a whole.
3) If the Board wants to reduce the voting rights of Members or Programmers, that body has to approve that bylaws revision, by state law.
4) CPB requires us to have a Community Advisory Board (CAB), and we used to call it the CAC, Community Advisory Council. This changes it to CAB.
5) Makes it clear that programmers who are also members can vote for Members' Rep, as well as voting for Programmers' Rep. They have done so for years, so it would apparently not be legal to take this away without the Programmers approving that with a ballot (as codified in #3 above).
It's important to note that a former board member disagrees with this last one, and claims that our Bylaws prohibit it. The Policy Committee doesn't see that in the language. He has also said that classes of voters may not overlap - but he hasn't provided a source for that information, and the Committee doesn't find anything in state law. An attorney who looked at this for us didn't find anything either, but, we didn't know that attorney very well.
The Board and Policy Committee appreciate input on these issues."
When you look at your November California ballot this year you will see 11 propositions for your consideration, including two (prop. 30 and 38) to fund shortfalls in education, a repeal of the death penalty (prop. 34), a reform of the Three-strikes law (prop. 36), and a measure that would require labeling of genetically engineered foods (prop. 37). On Monday, September 24 at 7 p.m., the League of Women Voters of Humboldt County (LWVHC) has scheduled a live presentation, "The Pros and Cons of the Ballot Propositions," to be held at the Fortuna City Council Chambers, located at 621 - 11th Street in Fortuna. The community is invited to attend this free event. For more information on this event, contact the LWVHC at 444-9252 or visit on-line at: lwvhc.org. The "Pros and Cons" Booklet can be downloaded from the "Additional Resources" below.
The list below is from the California Secretary of State website and contains a .pdf file with the Summary Analysis for each of the propositions. Below that list are listings of additional resources to help you become informed about these ballot measures. This resource page is a work in progress so check back occasionally for new information. Click here for a Resource Page on the CANDIDATES.
Click on the linked text to see or download a pdf file with the Summary Analysis for each of the propositions:
- Proposition 30 - Temporary Taxes to Fund Education. Guaranteed Local Public Safety Funding. Initiative Constitutional Amendment.
- Proposition 31 - State Budget. State and Local Government. Initiative Constitutional Amendment and Statute.
- Proposition 32 - Political Contributions by Payroll Deduction. Contributions to Candidates. Initiative Statute.
- Proposition 33 - Auto Insurance Companies. Prices Based on Driver's History of Insurance Coverage. Initiative Statute.
- Proposition 34 - Death Penalty. Initiative Statute.
- Proposition 35 - Human Trafficking. Penalties. Initiative Statute.
- Proposition 36 - Three Strikes Law. Repeat Felony Offenders. Penalties. Initiative Statute.
- Proposition 37 - Genetically Engineered Foods. Labeling. Initiative Statute.
- Proposition 38 - Tax to Fund Education and Early Childhood Programs. Initiative Statute.
- Proposition 39 - Tax Treatment for Multistate Businesses. Clean Energy and Energy Efficiency Funding. Initiative Statute.
- Proposition 40 - State RedistrictingSenate Districts. Referendum.
Additional resources:
California Secretary of State website
California on Ballotpedia
"Pros and Cons" booklet prepared by the League of Women Voters
Video of Voter Education Forum on Propositions 30 and 38
VISION Statement: Redwood Community Radio envisions a community of listeners who, guided by the example of RCR programming, work together to create better, more just and sustainable world systems to ensure that all humans and other living species on earth move toward a higher quality of life and are able to survive the challenges in the times ahead.
MISSION: Redwood Community Radio will encourage a communication center of open airways (KMUD) for all voices to inform, educate, entertain and inspire the listening community through quality programming.
Redwood Community Radio Board of Directors
May 21, 2013 -- 4 pm
Healy Senior Center, 456 Briceland Road, Redway
- I.Call to Order: Meeting Ground Rules and Opening Comments from President
- II.Roll Call: Suzanne Beers, President, Board-elected; Siena Klein, Vice President, Member's Rep; Julia Minton, Treasurer, Members' Rep; Noel Soucy, Secretary, Programmers' Rep; Nella White, Members' Rep; Jordan Jumpshot, Programmers' Rep; Antonia Lamb, board-elected; Marcy Stein, Programmers' Rep; ex officio member: Jeanette Todd, Station Manager.
- III.Approval of Minutes: April
- IV.Approval of Agenda
- V.Open Time: Speakers will be assigned an amount of time not to exceed 5 minutes
- VI.Signal Quality Report- Simon
- VII.Management Report
- VIII.Discussion/Questions for Management
- IX.Consent Calendar
- A.Vacation Pay- Second Reading- The second paragraph of Policy 22.214.171.124, Vacations, is revised to read: "Vacations pay, or payouts of accrued vacation time, will be based on the employee's current pay rate." This is the second of two Board considerations of this policy change.
- X.Treasurer's Report
- XI.Unfinished Business
- A.Revisions to Compliance Calendar
- B.Technology Proposal
- C.Board Recruitment
- XII.New Business
- A.Standards of Conduct Policy Proposal
- XIII.Reports
- A.Programmers' Reps
- B.Members' Reps
- C.Community Advisory Boards (CAB's)
- D.Correspondence Secretaries
- XIV.Other Committee Reports
- A.Development, including Pledge Drive Subcommittee
- B.Mediation
- C.Policy
- D.Website
- E.Elections
- F.Transition
- XV.Scheduling -- proposed meeting times are:
- A.Annual Membership Meeting, June 25, 4 pm, Healy Senior Center
- B.Board of Directors: June 25, following Annual Meeting, Healy Senior Center
- C.Executive Committee: Monday, 10 June, 4 pm, Studio B
- D.Finance Committee: Tuesday, 18 June, 3 pm, KMUD
- E.Development Committee: 1st Monday, 3 June, 3 pm, KMUD
- F.Policy Committee: 10 June, 12 pm, KMUD
- G.Transition Committee- TBD
- H.Website Committee: 2nd Tuesday, 11 June, 10 am, KMUD
- I.Strategic Planning Working Group-
- J.Next Board/ Staff Meeting- August TBD
Agenda respectfully submitted by Noel Soucy, RCR Board Secretary, on 13 May 2013.
According to KMUD News Coordinator, Cyntia Elkins:
"Sudden oak death was discovered for the first time in the Mattole River last year, and it has now been detected in an additional tributary of the watershed. Scientists conducted water samples in the watershed earlier this year. It was found in the mainstem at Whitethorn and Mattole Canyon Creek last year. Results this year show it is also present in Grindstone Creek, and is affecting both the east and west forks of Mattole Canyon Creek. Stream sampling uses leaves in the water that will become infected if the pathogen is present. It's a way to detect sudden oak death before it can be visibly seen affecting trees. Dr. Dave Rizzo is a professor of plant pathology at U.C. Davis. He was on the team of people that collected the first isolates that pinned sudden oak death on phytophtora ramorum. That was back in 2000."
Use the player below to hear or download an interview with Professor Rizzo talking about stream monitoring efforts in the Mattole and the Van Duzen watersheds.This story was aired on KMUD Local News, Sept. 19, 2012, by Cynthia Elkins.
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According to Cynthia Elkins, KMUD News Coordinator:
"Community members successfully raised enough funds for a music program at Redway Elementary School for this school year, but communication and scheduling problems mean it won't be happening this semester. The administration had a big turnover during the summer, and information on the program reportedly was not conveyed to the new principle and superintendent. Saundra Schmollinger is a long-time volunteer in the music program, helping her husband Paul run the program at both South Fork High and Redway Elementary. She says they just found out last month that the program wasn't going to be happening this semester."
Use the player below to hear or download the audio clip from the story aired by Cynthia Elkins on the Sept. 18, 2012 edition of the KMUD Local News:
According to as Press Release from the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office, dated Sept. 18, 2012:
The Humboldt County Sheriff's Office has identified the second suspect, in the case described in the original press release below, as David Robert Bullwinkle, 31 years old of Manila. Bullwinkle is wanted for attempted murder and mayhem. Anyone with knowledge of his location is requested to contact the Sheriff's Office.The victim in this case is still recovering from his injuries at a local hospital.
Anyone with information for the Sheriffs Office regarding this case is requested to contact Detective Rich Schlesiger at 707-268-3642 or the Sheriff's office at 707-445-7251.
Photo of wanted suspect, David Robert Bullwinkle:
Photo of Travis Morgan Jr.who is already in custody:
Original Press Release:
On 09-13-2012, approximately 10:45 p.m. the Sheriffs Office was notified of a stabbing which just occurred in the 1900 block of Peninsula Drive, Manila. The victim was reported to be at a neighbor's home on the doorstep. Deputies responded to the scene along with medical personnel. The victim was rushed to a local hospital by ambulance. When deputies arrived they met with the 38 year old male victim, from McKinleyville. The victim had cuts on various parts of his body including a deep abdominal wound.
Deputies interviewed the victim at the local hospital where he was being treated for his injuries. The victim told deputies he was visiting his girlfriend when suspect Travis Morgan, 27 years old from Manila entered the residence with another male suspect. Morgan and the other male then began punching him, stabbing him and striking him with a machete. Morgan is the brother of the victim's girlfriend and lives in the same residence. .
At 11:30 p.m. Morgan showed up at a local hospital. Eureka Police stood by with Morgan until deputies could arrive. Morgan was being treated for minor injuries sustained during the altercation with the victim. Morgan spoke with the deputies and claimed self defense.
After Morgan was treated he was booked into the Humboldt County Correctional Facility on charges of attempted murder, mayhem and violation of probation. His bail is set at $500,000.00. Detectives are actively working on this case. Photographs of Morgan, and the name and photograph of the second suspect are not being released at this time for investigative reasons.
As of this morning the victim was in a local hospital being treated for his injuries and was in surgery.
According to a Press Release from the City of Arcata:
In honor of National Pollution Prevention Week, wildlife disease ecologist Mourad Gabriel will give a presentation entitled "Silent Forests: Impacts from Poisons Associated with Illegal Marijuana Cultivation on our Public and Tribal Lands" at the Arcata Marsh Interpretive Center on Thursday, September 27 at 7 p.m. The Interpretive Center is located at 569 South G Street in Arcata.
Gabriel and his colleagues are finding an alarming rate of rat poisoning deaths in fishers, a near-endangered member of the weasel family that live in some of the most remote forests in California. He and his colleagues are concerned about how pesticides and rodenticides used by illegal marijuana growers on remote public, private and tribal lands are affecting both the forest watersheds and the entire forest food chain, from rodents to carnivores like martens, spotted owls and the Sierra Nevada red fox.
Mourad Gabriel completed both his Bachelor's and Master's degrees focusing on wildlife diseases at Humboldt State University. While completing his M.S., he co-founded MGW Biological, an environmental consulting firm, as well as Integral Ecology Research Center, a non-profit scientific research organization where he is the president and senior ecologist. Gabriel is completing his Ph.D. this fall at the University of California Davis in comparative pathology and has authored several scientific manuscripts focusing on infectious and non-infectious diseases affecting wildlife of conservation concern. He lives in Northwestern California where he and his wife, also an ecologist, try to spend as much time as possible enjoying our public lands.
Gabriel's talk will be videotaped and aired at a later date on Suddenlink/Access Humboldt Channel 10 and will be available for on-demand viewing online at: www.cityofarcata.org.
U.C. Davis wildlife disease ecologist Mourad Gabriel with pesticides found at an illegal marijuana cultivation site in a secluded forest area. Rat poisons are often used to protect young marijuana plants in remote illegal marijuana grow sites. The poisons are killing different animals in the forest food chain, many of which are already nearing endangered status.
U.C. Davis researcher Mourad Gabriel with one of his research subjects, a Pacific fisher. Fishers, a weasel-like forest carnivore, are being found with alarmingly high levels of rat poisons and pesticides in their bodies. These increasingly rare animals live deep in forests and are exposed to pesticides used by illegal marijuana growers.
A Pacific fisher in its natural element. Fishers and other animals in the forest and watershed food chain are unintended casualties of illegal pot farming. (Photo courtesy of Rebecca Green, Hoopa Tribe.)


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It's finally here! The Cloche Party!
Last Thursday, I was a whole week early when I joined the Cloche Party. Imagine my embarrassment at showing up at the Party in my party dress and everyone else was wearing shorts and flip-flops. Oy! Were my cheeks ever red. :-D
Then today, I had one of my horrendous migraines and had to go get a shot. So if this post is kinda loopey-sounding - its the drugs.
Please join my dear friend Marty over at A Stroll Thru Life to see all the wonderful party-goer's who have attended with their prettiest cloches. If you have not been to this sweet ladies blog, make sure you spend some time getting to know her.
I am going to start by posting some pics from my Inspiration files. But first, I did a quick study on cloches and found that they were developed by the French in the 1800's, and were used as mini greenhouses, of sorts, to protect young seedlings from the frost and also to encourage growth until the plants were heartier. Also known as glass bell jars, the English and Dutch expanded the idea and developed different shapes and sizes. (those clever Europeans!!!) :-)
In this first pic, my first thought was "no fair!" I only have two cloches, and he has a whole row of them. I think he planted cloche seeds.
Small plantings love the greenhouse effect of the cloche. I love the footed, glass tray the larger bell jar is resting on.
I especially love cloches during the holidays. This one has been filled with a variety of Christmas ornaments and placed on a vintage, silver tray.
This is one of my favorite inspiration pics in my files. I love the juxtaposition between the vintage, chippy-paint urn, the shiny ornaments and the glass cloches.
Even something as simple as seashells look extra special when displayed under a series of cloches.
Like I said, I only have two cloches. I call them my "traveling jars" because they seem to have feet and and move all around my home. For example....
My large jar was featured on my front porch with a bird's nest and eggs on displayed on a side table...
Remember these ham biscuits I featured during Easter? Read here if you wanna see the recipe and more pics.
I served these biscuits with my Drunken Peach Tea on my Dining Room buffet. I used one of my green Bordallo plates, and added a multi-ribbon topper to the cloche for a bit of Easter color.
... here's a close-up...
Prior to Easter Sunday, I had arranged a small Spring-time vignette - again with the cloche and my set of marble bunnies. (see lower right corner)
You've heard of "Pheasant Under Glass?" This is "Bunnies Under Glass." :-D
During Christmas, I placed my cloche over my Waterford crystal clock. Mr Grits and I purchased this at the Waterford Crystal Factory in Ireland.
... and once again, I used my small dessert stand (which is "kinda" cloche-like) on my tablescape this week. It showcases a small chocolate cake and keeps Baby Lily from licking it. (she loves frosting!)
I can't wait to see what everyone is sharing for the Cloche party. Also, if you would like to see more of these parties, please go over to Marty's blog and vote in her poll. I voted yes, yes, yes! :-)
Thanks Marty for thinking of and hosting this fab event!
Just a note:
I leave on Sunday to go to Colorado Springs to visit with my babies for a whole week, so my blogging may be a little sporadic at best. I will be hosting Tea Time Tuesday, and Mr Linky will be up by 8pm Monday night. I look forward to seeing all of your "Tea-rrific" posts.
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LUMBERTON — A member of the Four-County Board chastised the Robeson County Board of Commissioners on Monday for removing Commissioner Hubert Sealey from that board.
"I think you should reconsider removing Mr. Sealey from the Four-County Board," said the Rev. Thomas Jones, a Four-County board member for three years who also serves as a member of the Robeson County Planning Board. "I think your action was premature. Mr. Sealey was an asset to that board."
Robeson County's new assistant manager, Jason King, was appointed last month to fill Sealey's seat on the Four-County board. The county commissioners voted to remove Sealey after receiving a letter from Jimmy Cummings, Four-County's board chairman, stating that Sealey had acted inappropriately.
The decision by the county commissioners came following a closed session that Sealey attended, but the vote, which was done in open session, came after Sealey had left the room.
Four-County, a non-profit headquartered in Laurinburg, operates 16 Head Start facilities and offers programs for poor people in Robeson, Bladen, Columbus, Hoke, Scotland, Pender and Brunswick counties.
Four-County recently fired its longtime executive director, Richard Greene, after a state Department of Health and Human Services audit alleged that he and several other of the non-profit's employees had misused federal and state funds. The audit found 15 of 18 allegations substantiated. Those findings have been referred to the Office of the State Auditor, which is now conducting its own investigation.
"We're having a real mess on that board. We've got some serious problems," Jones told the commissioners. "Mr. Sealey was a real asset to that board … . He was asking the right questions."
Jones criticized the commissioners for the way they removed Sealey from the board, saying they never gave Sealey or anyone else a reason for their action. Jones said the commissioners should have asked Sealey questions about his actions on the Four-County board before making any decision regarding his removal.
"Gentleman, don't try to get bigger than God," Jones said. "I don't think what you did was very Christ-like."
Sealey told the commissioners that there are "a lot" of things that go on at the Four-County board that they don't know about.
"The state is now asking questions … . An investigation is now under way," he said. "Eventually it will all come out."
Sealey also told fellow commissioners on Monday that he does not think they acted in a just manner when they removed him from the board.
"I think it was a blow below the belt," he said.
The commissioners did not respond to comments made by Jones or Sealey. After the meeting, Commissioners Roger Oxendine and David Edge said the board will not reconsider Sealey's removal.
"We had a reason to do what we did," Oxendine said.
In other business, the commissioners on Monday:
— Approved sending a letter to local legislators requesting that the North Carolina Forest Service operations in Robeson County receive more funding for equipment and program administration. The request was made after an update on Forest Service activities during 2012 was presented by County Ranger Adlia Strickland.
Strickland told the commissioners that although his department fights more fires and has a larger area of woodlands to manage than other parts of the state, the Forest Service in Robeson County receives less state funding for equipment and operations than other counties.
— Approved a contract with Hunt's Lawn Care to landscaping services for the county's Parks and Recreation and Social Services departments.
— Approved the sale of surplus equipment, including a Dodge truck, backhoe and compactor at the county landfill.
— Approved sending a letter to the local legislators requesting that state lottery funds be reinstated for school construction.
— Approved sending at letter to local legislators asking that funding be reinstated in the state budget for the Rural Center.
Monday's meeting was recessed until 6:30 p.m. Thursday, when the board will hold a budget work session at the county's Emergency Operations Center on Legend Road.


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Special Graduation Section— see inside Senior Scene ^ see inside The Hmitlev Farmside 35 cents Thursday, June 4,1998 A Press Publications newspaper ar serving the Huntley connmunity Volume 37 Issue 60 Chasing away the summertime blues Huntley Park District prepares for season with wide range of activities Steve Brosinski Press Publications Now that school is almost out, the Huntley Park District is gearing up for the dozens of young people expected to attend day camp this summer. Ranging from all-day get¬ aways to tennis lessons at Ol' Timer's Park, programs are offered for youth from pre¬ school to eighth grade, Recreation Director Betsey Warrington said. Warrington said registration is off to a slow start, but she expects it to pick up soon. "We have no idea how many campers we will have," Warrington said. "We are hop¬ ing kids will come out and sign up." Camps are in session from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., except for pre¬ school, which runs from 9 a.m. to noon. There is no extended care. Popular teen activities vary from weekly day trips for paint- ball and lazer storm to swim¬ ming at the Elgin YWCA. For everyday activities, campers spend hours using the gym at the Teen Center gym, at the Huntley Technical Center, 11179 Dundee Road. Children ages 6-9 interested in crafts and field trips can reg¬ ister for Camp Laugh-a-Lot. For children ages 10-12, there is Camp Adventure for campers with an eye for a weekly sport theme. Both camps are held in two-week sessions. Warrington, the district's recreation director since 1979, said the staff is always looking for interesting ways to improve summer programming. Jcicob Thiel, 4, and Kylee Pluimer, will join them in the coming weeks as "Our staff is excellent for coming up with new ideas," she said. "For a Park District our size, we're very proud of the programs we can offer." Warrington said the Park District is able to offer innova¬ tive programs in part because of ^assistance from School District 158 teachers. Summer Music ORFF, named after musicologist Carl Orff, for example, will be Photo by Steve Brosinski 4, take a break on a swing at Diecke Park on Friday. Many more children summer activities get under way at the various parks around town. taughfrT^ music teaeher Ingrid Mullane. "The School District is great. We have a good relationship with sharing staff and with shar¬ ing facilities," she said. Created in 1965, the Park District continues to expand services and enlarge park proper¬ ties. With the addition of a neigh¬ borhood park in the Cambridge Homes subdivision, the Park District's two parks, 24-acre Deicke Park and 16-acre Ol' Timer's Park, will get some relief from the increasing demand of new residents moving into town. And as Huntley gets larger, Warrington said the district may need larger facilities to better serve the community. The dis¬ trict leased space in schools and churches, before moving to the see Activities—page 2 MCEDC asks for consensus on route widenings, warns against congestion unless towns take steps Steve Brosinski Press Publications The widening of two county highways is inevitable and municipalities should be plan¬ ning for the day when the state agrees to do the work, officials from the McHenry County Economic Development Corporation said. The private corporation insists that unless towns take the lead in preparing for the future. then they will pay a high price as Route 47 and Route 31 are someday widened. "We would like to get a con¬ sensus of all communities that control land use on Route 47 and Route 31," said David Kerrigan, chairman of the MCEDC's Transportation Committee. 'That use of proper¬ ty should protect the right-of- way and curb cuts." Though the corporation has no authority in mandating these recommendations, Kerrigan said the MCEDC is urging munici¬ palities in Kane and McHenry counties to take steps now, before problems arise. "We don't want to make the congestion any worse than it is," he said. "If we're going to attract and keep business, then we have to have some good congestion corridors." Village President James Dhamer, who is a member of the MCEDC Transportation Committee, said the village has already agreed to these recom¬ mendations. In anticipation of widening of the highway, Dhamer said the village began requesting businesses to agree to a 12-foot setback in 1990. "We've had the right-of-way acquired and moved all the property back," Dhamer said. "If plans come up in 2001 or 2002, we are ready," Dhamer said. Dhamer said the village has an extensive wish list of state and federal funded road pro¬ jects. The estimated cost of widen¬ ing from Dear Street to Reed Street is $4.3 million, he said. "One of the big ticket items is the railroad crossing on Main Street. It's not going to be easy, see Consensus—page 2
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Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 1998-06-04 |
Month | 06 |
Day | 04 |
Year | 1998 |
Volume | 37 |
Issue | 60 |
Decade | 1990-1999 |
Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
Subject | Newspaper Archives |
Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
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More times then you would think I get asked, "What makes a great event?" I always respond by asking, what food would you like to eat today, tomorrow or next week? After people get through with the "deer in headlights" look and the sarcasm about everything I say revolving around food, they typically say, "Well that depends." And that is true about events as well. It all depends on what you want to do at that very moment. There are typically many events on-going but when confronted with the list, how does one pick just one? Ask yourself, "What do I feel like doing right now, today?"
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Richard chaplow
Love it when @joshooiveld20 comes round to keep me company and watch the footy with me! #squarehead
OK time for it's own thread. Jos's Squarehead has now done a TV interview.
You need to be a bit of a Twit to be able to follow all the links but start with @stief87 or @joshooiveld20
Rchap04 Richard chaplow
@joshooiveld20 nice to have the creator of the #squarehead in your picture aswell! Nice touch #sloth
stief87 Steve De Ridder
#squareheadcompetition is GROWING!!! Interview for the website!! @joshooiveld20 http://yfrog.com/oevcoxpj
Hmm a Squarehead Away day looms
Richard chaplow
Love it when @joshooiveld20 comes round to keep me company and watch the footy with me! #squarehead
Why has Chappers painted his Big Toe Nail Black?
Strangely enough I did that for a while when I was a teenager (can't remember if it was right or left foot though). It was our gangs secret mark LOL.
True FACT.
No wonder he was freaked out the other week
I like that our players are mentalists.
Been following this all day some really good ones sure this forum could come up with some original locations.
Yes, this is a good thing! really good to see a bunch of decent lads at the club, compare our lot to the likes of McGoldrick/Fuller/Jones/Rasiak and the attitudes towards the club and city and we have seriously improved our team spirit.
It seems that since Cortese came in to the building and Nigel drove the bus into town our recruitment policy has been stepped up considerably. Some of our potential player deals fall through over money but some are failing the interview process (Fontaine?)... players and managers seem to move so quickly purely on reputation these days so it is great we look for good honest characters who have a sense of humour to boot!
It keeps a happy fanbase too IMO as we can see the spirit and its great to see and its great to support Nigels 'honest group of hardworking players, playing together as one'
Are us simpleton supporters allowed to enter the squarehead competition too?
I have some decent boxes and a black marker - im ready to roll and im in it to win (a prize?)
It's primarily for the fans. It was started as banter by Chaplow and then Hooiveld picked up and made it into a competition. You don't need to be signed up to Twitter to follow the search for the competition hashtag to see the many wonderful entries - loads of great ones!
Player/fan-interaction at it's very finest and initiated from the bottom up - cool!
He's got a square head he's got a square heeead.
I have literally no idea what is going on here.
Wrong type of box, Jonnyboy.
I've been dying to get a job to p*mpey so I could do one outside the **** tip in a sfc shirt, alas it didn't happen...
doing one friday night at the joiners 4 squarehead novatones lol
What the f#ck have these players been smoking? I am a little bit confused at what is hapening, but still cannot wait to see the NA photo!!
SURELY we need a squarehead on the bus photo?
Last away game of the season player tribute sorted...
This is amazing. Might have to do it for the boxing day game, seeing as I won't be going to Boro.
I love Jos.
Could start something like oh we love Jos & his cardboard box...
My photo got a reply from Jos today. Not sure it's really 'competition winning' material, but it was a good laugh none-the-less. Liking the photo of Fratton Park. Not sure I've ever said that before.
Gold Star on top of the Christmas Tree for the Cat!!
Outside Nottarf Krap Saints shirt and a Squarehead.................. Priceless
I don't think he even has that much of a square head! Funny though. Definitely a theme for an away day.
This is my debut with Storify - for your viewing pleasure:
quite funny
I wish it was me! Sadly it's just a picture I saw on twitter. There's been some brilliant entries to this though and despite the fact I'm not one for away day themes I do agree with Crazy Diamond that it would be funny if people turned up at a game with them. Presumably some may bring them to the Palace game on Monday.
This competition show the team spirit at the core of the team at Southampton and Jos' connection with the fans GOOD TIMES
mega lols, sending the brother to sms in one boxing day now


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In A Kells Garden - Song thrushes
Last updated at 15:12, Monday, 28 July 2008
EACH month Gordon Nicholson focuses on one of the many birds that pops in to his Kells garden. This month, the Song Thrush.
THIS month I thought I would show you one of my favorite garden birds the Song Thrush, (Latin name turdus philomelos).
A popular garden songbird whose numbers are declining seriously in Britain, the decline in numbers could be down to gardeners using slug pellets to kill off the snails. In winter and autumn numbers are increased by European birds.
They eat snails, worms and fruit, they are also very partial to the cheddar cheese we feed them. They break the snail shells open by holding it in their bill and smashing it against a rock.
A couple of years ago a Song thrush got into our house and I got into a bit of a panic thinking about all the damage it could do flying through the house. But all it did was fly through the dining room and into the living room circled around the light and flew right back out of the door.
First published at 12:47, Monday, 28 July 2008
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My CAIA profile says
Exam Status: Grading Complete
Exam Result: Pending
Maybe we will get our results prior to Oct 26th…
My CAIA profile says
Exam Status: Grading Complete
Exam Result: Pending
Maybe we will get our results prior to Oct 26th…
It looks promising, hope they will hurry up (cannot stand to wait this long).
Good Luck to everyone!
Message from CAIA Institute
"As indicated on the website's Exam Results Update, B\beginning October 26, candidates who completed the Level II examination can log in to the website and receive notification of their general exam results."
I'm about to go insane waiting for the results………
Great, now we've taken the whole server down. Are emails going out?
The server has been down since the end of the Yankees Game las night. So that would be around midnight(eastern)?
I hope the e-mails do go out on time. I just need to confirm my worst fears and move on…haha.
I checked before bed (it was still up) and at 6am this morning and it was down. I can't wait anymore! I remember for Level I getting an email before the sun was up.
Still wishing everyone luck!
Now the website says….
Site off-line
CAIA is currently under maintenance. We should be back shortly. Thank you for your patience.
I hope they're increasing the curve while they're at it….
Level I was graded early so i hoped the same for level II. But unfortunately…
Now we have to wait till noon EST?
Hope they fix the issues very quickly, because it would suck if we need to wait longer for the results.
i almost got in. i got to the login screen but it froze….
Me too! Glad to see someone is obsessively trying to log in too.
I bet a lot of people are trying to log in. They're trying at such a furious pace they don't have time to post…
I wish the damn results would come out already. A lot of planning to do once they are out…
This waiting is killing me…..
I can't believe these testing organizations haven't figured out how to handle results day rushes. Both the CFA and CAIA websites blow up at this point in the year. It wouldn't take much to set up stripped down websites, text only if need be, to hand out results. Or rent more server capacity for one day. It wouldn't cost much. But hey, what are we going to do besides complain, probably not high on their list of priorities.
They should just post up candidate IDs and pass/fail next to each ID on some random server… Why do you have to login to check for results? Can't it be publicly posted somewhere? – I mean, just ID + pass/fail don't hurt nobody.
i think we overloaded the site. oh well…
http://www.caia.org/ New page now but still offline…hoping for 3pm(est) but with our luck probably more like 5.
I actually managed to log into my account with a bit of lag every step of the way.
Exam Status: Grading Complete
Exam Result: Pending
Seems like the results aren't registering. I'm about to give up and hit happy hour at 5pm. This is too much to deal with all day….
Me too - mine still says pending
southfloridaCFA…"Pending" looks like "Passed" after awhile, right? hahahahah
Yes JaRvEy!!! I totally agree!
Haha yeah it does! Hopefully is will say "Passed" for real whenever the site is updated.
Like why are they going to put level 2 info above level 1? It totally siked me out when i first got into the page and looked for the lower. I thought i passed level 2~!
seems they will release the results @ EOD…too long a wait…
Just sent out an email. Go to your User Profile (link in the upper right corner) and then go to the history tab. The resutls page we have been watching does not show the results.
nothing for me… still pending
You have to go to the History tab, my page for the test results still reads Pending, but says I Passed on the History Tab.
same thing spencer…
i've tried the "history" tab page as well… i've tried logging off then back on (to refresh the cache)… still nothing
I'll check back after my 1 hour break. muaahah..
I've been checking all day. Once i received the notification e-mail, the results popped up…
I enjoyed the curriculum so much that i think i will study it again…