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STOCKTON - Gunfire erupted shortly after 11 p.m. Thursday in north Stockton, killing a man from Modesto and further eroding a fading sense of security for neighbors who say their street isn't as safe as it used to be.
STOCKTON - Gunfire erupted shortly after 11 p.m. Thursday in north Stockton, killing a man from Modesto and further eroding a fading sense of security for neighbors who say their street isn't as safe as it used to be.
The San Joaquin County Coroner's Office on Friday identified the victim as Anthony Gutierrez, a 25-year-old parolee from Stanislaus County, said Officer Joe Silva, a spokesman for the Stockton Police Department.
Police found Gutierrez lying in the street in front of a duplex in the 5400 block of Audrey Drive, a short residential street in a once-quiet neighborhood north of East March Lane between West Lane and North El Dorado Street, authorities said.
"This neighborhood used to be pretty good, but when something like this happens, it makes you think twice about living here," said a woman who spoke on condition of anonymity because she feared for her safety.
"Our houses aren't made with good walls, and one duplex looks just like the next, so if they don't know who they're shooting at - it's scary. And we all have small children. I have a 4-year-old daughter, and I might have to tell her to duck if she hears gunfire. It's sad that you have to explain that to a 4-year-old."
No one answered the door Friday at the home where the shooting occurred. There was a large pool of drying blood on the front porch and leftover police tape hanging from trees on Audrey and East Yorkshire drives.
Neighbors said the duplex is occupied by a woman who moved in just over a year ago. She lives with her boyfriend and children, they said. They did not know if the woman's boyfriend was the man who was killed, but they said he matched the description of the victim.
Some neighbors thought they were hearing fireworks when shots rang out Thursday. Others knew it was gunfire. One said she reluctantly ventured outside after hearing about 10 shots fired at 11:15 p.m.
"I saw a woman crying and screaming," said the neighbor, who also asked not to be identified because of safety concerns. "She was saying on her phone, 'He's dead. He's dead.' The police were there and tried to calm her down. I immediately started praying for her and the guy. It's horrible what's going on in Stockton. I don't know what is going on in this town."
Gutierrez's death represents the 71st homicide the Stockton Police Department has investigated this year, far surpassing the city's previous record of 58 in 2011. There have been six other homicides on unincorporated land near city limits.
Two homeowners who have lived on Audrey Drive for decades said their street was a "wonderful" place to live until about a year ago, when they started noticing more suspicious activity in the area. One neighbor said there is heavy traffic and activity at all hours around the duplex where the shooting occurred.
"This is normally the quietest street, but this last year has been awful," she said, wrapping her right arm around her 9-year-old granddaughter. "I can't believe this happened here. It's so close."
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- Children (aged 11 years and older) and adults who did not get Tdap should receive the vaccine followed by a tetanus and diphtheria (Td) booster every 10 years
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TUSCALOOSA | As the battle for same-sex marriage rights continues in the U.S. Supreme Court, the court of U.S. public opinion is debating another issue involving homosexuality: Is homosexuality a sin? According to a recent survey by LifeWay Research, most Americans now believe that it isn't.
TUSCALOOSA | As the battle for same-sex marriage rights continues in the U.S. Supreme Court, the court of U.S. public opinion is debating another issue involving homosexuality: Is homosexuality a sin?
According to a recent survey by LifeWay Research, most Americans now believe that it isn't.
In September 2011, 44 percent of Americans said it was a sin, 43 percent said it wasn't and 13 percent said they didn't know, according to the survey.
But when the survey was conducted again in November 2012, barely more than a year later, public opinion on the matter shifted.
The percentage of Americans who believed that homosexuality was a sin dropped from 44 percent to 37 percent, while the percentage of people who said it's not a sin increased to 45 percent. The percentage of people who said they don't know if it's a sin increased to 17 percent.
Mirroring public opinion across the nation, Tuscaloosa residents are split on the subject.
"It's a sin," said Freddie Robinson, 53, a Tuscaloosa resident and a Baptist. "It's in the Bible. It's written in stone. America is trying to become Sodom and Gomorrah."
Molly Lusian, 40, a Tuscaloosa resident and an Episcopalian, said homosexuality is not a sin because it's genetic.
"At this point science has completely and totally proven that homosexuality isn't a choice that someone makes," Lusian said. "It's a genetic predisposition. People are either genetically predisposed to it or not. If you don't have a choice in the behavior, it can't be a sin, no more than people having blue eyes is a sin.
"I think one of the most offensive parts of the argument is that people say Christians believe X. There's 30-plus Christian denominations. The Episcopal Church since 1976 has declared that homosexuals were children of God."
Tamar Wilson, a 28-year-old Tuscaloosa resident and a Full Gospel Baptist, said homosexuality is still a sin because it's always been a sin. She said people can't choose what is and isn't sin; that's for God to decide, and he's already made his decision, which is written in the Bible.
"Any sin that was stated as a sin in the Bible is still a sin today," Wilson said. "That list has not changed. People probably feel that it's no longer a sin because it's tolerated more.
"I don't have a problem with that, because Scripture says (in Jeremiah 31:3) 'with love and kindness have I drawn thee.' So a lot of people within the church feel that if I push homosexuals away, they'll turn from the church, but if I accept them for who they are, they'll possibly be set free."
David DuPuy, a 34-year-old atheist and Tuscaloosa resident, said he doesn't believe in the concept of sin. But if sin were real, based on religion, homosexuality would be a sin, he said.
"Being that I am an atheist and therefore not religious, whether or not it's a sin doesn't affect me, but from my religious background — I grew up Methodist — it is a sin," DuPuy said. "It's kind of a non-issue, but from my religious studies, I'd say it is a sin."
Noah Cannon, a 19-year-old sophomore at the University of Alabama majoring in telecommunications, is president of Spectrum, the university's LGBTQA+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning/Queer and Allied/Asexual) student organization. He said he grew up Presbyterian but no longer claims a religion.
He identifies his sexual orientation only as, in his words, "queer," a former derogatory word against homosexuals that many younger people in the LGBTQA+ community have started calling themselves in recent years in an attempt to turn the word from a negative into a positive, and as a catch-all phrase describing LGBTQA+ people as a group.
Cannon didn't answer the question because he said he doesn't believe in sin.
"I am a proponent of LGBT rights, and I think those numbers are indicative of a large social movement in this country of people accepting LGBT," he said. "Within the past year, there's been a lot of prominent public figures, most notably President (Barack) Obama and Vice President (Joe) Biden, who've accepted same-sex relationships. I think that the more that people become aware of LGBT struggles, the more they're going to be emphatic towards them."
Many people feel that the shift in public opinion on whether homosexual marriage is a sin has happened because of how the media and celebrities have embraced it in the past few years.
Chris Latham, a 39-year-old Tuscaloosa resident and a Presbyterian who said he believes homosexuality isn't a sin, said America's exposure to homosexuality in the media and the emergence of it in people's families and friend groups have caused people to view it in a different light.
"I was taught it was wrong in church, but when I grew up and had some friendships with gay people, I realized that they lived very fulfilling lives, and they lived better lives and were better people than a lot of Christians," Latham said.
"I think it comes down to how much attention it's receiving," he said. "How much it's in the media. I think a lot of the ignorance is being erased. Usually with most hatred and prejudices, the more you learn the more understanding is out there."
Ed Stetzer, president of LifeWay Research, said he believes that Obama's change on his position concerning same-sex marriage had an impact on how most Americans view homosexuality and somewhat explains the shift in opinion that has occurred in the past year.
"The president's evolution on homosexuality probably impacted the evolution of cultural values — there is a real and substantive shift, surprisingly large for a one-year time frame — though this was hardly a normal year on this issue," Stetzer said.
Homosexuality is a sin, said the Rev. Willie Clyde Jones, pastor of Bailey Tabernacle CME Church. That's a determination that has been put forth in the Bible, he said.
"The Bible says because of our sins our sons and daughters will turn from natural sex acts," Jones said. "But I believe there's forgiveness and I don't believe in mistreating them. The Bible says it's a sin, but we still have to love them and they can be healed from that sin."
Like many other people, Jones believes that most Americans believe that it's not a sin anymore because of statements of support from prominent public figures like Obama, and more recently, former President Bill Clinton.
He said the change of public opinion on the subject doesn't bode well for the country's future.
"I think that when your president and even Bill Clinton are trying to retract statements they said about it, people are yielding to it because there's so much pressure," Jones said.
"No, I don't believe in gay marriage and personally I believe that America is on a collision course to self-destruction because we're doing the same thing that the Roman government did way back. The gist is, we're going to self-destruct because we're now giving in on everything, especially for those of us who believe in religions that follow Jesus' teachings."
The Rev. David Meginniss, rector of Christ Episcopal Church — a denomination that ordains homosexual clergy and in some places blesses homosexual unions and marriages — said he's not quite so sure about what the culture shift means for the country and for the Christian church.
"I think the Bible is pretty clear that traditionally homosexuality has been a sin," Meginniss said. "But I think there are other things in the Bible that have traditionally been declared a sin that God's people have determined are no longer sinful.
"For example, I think there were certain rules about what people could eat, wear and who people could associate with that we, as modern people of God, feel was only applicable to a certain people, time and place."
Meginniss said he believes that now is the time for God's people to go into discernment — seeking answers from God — about homosexuality.
He said he doesn't believe that whether homosexuality is or isn't a sin can be determined by the popular vote of the country's citizens or what people are now comfortable with. He said what will determine if it's a sin or not will be what God reveals to Christians through discernment.
Meginniss said the time for the church to decide where it stands on homosexuality is now because the subject is out in the open and at the forefront of American culture. It's not a closeted issue anymore.
"As more people come to see committed homosexual relationships and come to see that scientific evidence points that homosexual attraction is not a choice, more people are willing to believe that homosexuality in all cases isn't sinful," he said. "What the Bible forbids is certain types of homosexual relationships.
"I don't think that lifelong, committed, loving homosexual relationships existed when the Bible was being written, at least not openly enough for people to be conscious of them," he said. "As one of our Supreme Court justices said this week, 'it's newer than cellphones.' I don't know where we will wind up on this as a church — the Christian church in general. It seems to me that we need to listen to God's voice and follow his guidance, and be careful not to cast the first stone. It's a complex issue, I don't think it's black and white."
Bishop Earnest Palmer, pastor of Cornerstone Full Gospel Baptist Church, said that God's Word is not confused about what is and isn't sin. He said the Bible is clear about homosexuality.
"Yes, homosexuality is a sin," Palmer said. "I say that because the only book I can go by that determines sin and non-sin is the Bible. It explicitly addresses that. It doesn't condemn the person, it condemns the behavior."
Palmer said he's not so sure that the majority of Americans now believe that homosexuality isn't a sin. He said he believes that many Christians who believe homosexuality is a sin have chosen not to voice their belief on it. He also believes that most Americans are not open to homosexuality, they've just become more accepting of it.
"The wave of acceptance is what's changed," he said. "When it comes to a matter of faith, if you persist in saying that homosexuality needs to get status, our conversation is over. People try to equate racial integration with homosexual rejection. Those two things are not the same. I can't change my race, but I can change my inclination between lesbianism and any other form of sexuality."
Muhammad Sharif, president of the Islamic Center of Tuscaloosa, said the Quran, the holy book of Islam, is also very clear on the subject.
"In the Islamic religion, sex outside of marriage, any type, is totally prohibited and it's a great sin," Sharif said. "Any sex with a woman, or a man, or a goat for that matter, is a sin. It's clearly defined in our scripture and there's no ambiguity in it. That says it all."
Rabbi Stevens Jacobs, rabbi of Temple Emanu-El and professor of Judaic studies at UA, said that according to historical Jewish tradition, there's no question that homosexuality is considered to be sinful behavior. But Jacobs said he was ordained as part of the more liberal Jewish denomination, Reform Judaism, which is more accepting of homosexuality.
"If you want to side with history, the answer is yes, it's a sin," Jacobs said. "If you want to side with a more liberal interpretation, then no it's not. Our denomination is more affirmative of individual choice. This is an on-going issue in the religious community. We're all waiting and curious to see where the Supreme Court is going with this."
The Rev. Charlie Durham, pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Tuscaloosa, declined to answer whether homosexuality is a sin. He said the subject is too complex to summarize and that the Presbyterian denomination is wrestling with the issue as well as the greater question of what it means to be a faithful Christian.
He did say, however, why he thinks most Americans no longer see homosexuality as a sin.
"Basically what's happened is people are coming out and family members are in same-sex relationships," Durham said. "You have a lot more television and it's on the news all the time and all of a sudden that which was in the dark all the time is now in the light.
"Younger people are in classes and clubs with same-sex people so it's familiarity," he said. "So we're seeing a rapid culture shift. States, political parties, everybody's kind of going with it. So that's what makes it challenging for the churches. We have a Constitution for the U.S., but Christians have a Constitution and it's the Bible. As citizens we have to go by the Constitution of the U.S., but as Christians we have to go by the Bible."
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Since February, Concord High School has let Lizarda Urena, mother of two Concord High students, pray atop the school's steps for 15 minutes each morning. Then an out-of-state anti-religion group pressured the school to give her the boot. Shamefully, the superintendent did.
Urena used to pray off campus, but when two bullets were found in a school bathroom in February, she asked Principal Gene Connolly if she could say her prayers on school grounds. He said yes.
"She's not teaching prayer; she's not out there asking kids to come with (her)," he told the Concord Monitor in May. "She does not promote religion."
Describing Urena's morning ritual, the Monitor reported that she recites two Psalms from memory "and she calls out thanks to the Lord for bringing peace to the school. She holds up her hands as she shouts out, sometimes kneeling but always looking at the sky as she prays."
Her prayers are to bring peace to the school, not to convert students. But to anti-religion zealots, none of that matters. Religion itself must be purged from public life and public spaces. The Wisconsin-based Freedom From Religion Foundation claimed that the school unconstitutionally endorsed the prayers. Nonsense, of course, but under this pressure, Superintendent Christine Rath ordered Urena out.
School board President Kassandra Ardinger said, "To be fair to all the kids in the school, it is probably best for the principal to say that she shouldn't be speaking out like this and proselytizing on school grounds. The best mode of action was to tell her to cool it."
But Urena was not proselytizing. She was blessing the school, asking God to keep it free of violence. This is a clear-cut case of anti-religious harassment, from out-of-state, no less.
Urena was engaged in protected speech, and she was told to stop because of the content of that speech.
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At 106, Marceline's Dalton Fisher had an extremely successful tournament. Fisher opened with a pinfall win in 31 seconds. He followed this with a second pinfall in 4:43. Fisher advanced to the finals with a 4-2 decision. In the finals, Fisher came out of the tunnel and onto Mizzou Arena looking loose and ready to compete. The Marceline faithful occupied most of an upper ring of the arena, and were vocal throughout the bout. Fisher came close to a couple of pitfalls, but would win the State Championship with a 7-0 major decision. He ends his first campaign with a record of 45-2.
This win was historic for two reasons. The first being that Fisher is now the first freshman to win a State Championship in the long history of Black Rage wrestling. The second, is that Fisher is the first Champion in the tenure of Head Coach Josh Moore.
"It means a lot to me to win a state championship," said Fisher. "It feels good to have come down here and taking control of every match."
With a State Title as a freshman, Fisher has the rare chance to become a four-time Champion if he can win out for the remainder of his career.
"It's a thought but it's not something that's even here yet," admitted Fisher. "I just have to keep wrestling every year and keep trying to get better."
For Coach Moore, the future of Marceline wrestling with his young champion is indeed bright: "I'm so proud of him, he's a great kid. He puts in the time in practice, the hard work, and he's coachable."
At 113, Brookfield sent Matt Jackman to the floor of Mizzou Arena. Jackman lost in the opening round, but rebounded with a 17-6 major decision. Jackman would lose out in his next wrestleback, ending his season with a 23-20 as a freshman.
Brookfield's Garrett Zahner took third place at 120. Zahner started his tournament with a 10-0 major decision. He followed this with a close 6-4 decision win. In the semifinals, Zahner lost and headed to wrestlebacks. Zahner won his first wrestleback by a 7-5 decision. This sent him to the third place bout, where he won 4-0.
At 126, a pair of locals qualified but did not place. Marceline senior Kyle Bell lost his opening bout, but won his second match by a 3-1 decision. Bell would lose his next wrestleback to end his season with a 12-8 record.
Brookfield's Cody Niemeier would open with a pinfall win in 33 seconds. A second round loss sent him to wrestlebacks, where he would win by pinfall in 2:57. However, a loss in the next match would end his junior season with a record of 51-9.
Marceline senior Austin Moudy would take the mats locally at 132. Moudy opened with a loss, but would take a 4-3 decision in wrestlebacks. He followed this with a 7-4 decision win. A loss in his next match, though, ended his season with a 41-13 record.
Sophomore Anthony Cupp took the mats for Brookfield at 138. The elbow injury that hampered him at District Wrestling would come back to haunt him here, as during his first round loss, the injury would flare up causing him to default out of the tournament. Cupp ends his season with a 27-9 record.
Micah Blakely competed for Brookfield at 152 as a senior, and won his opening bout by pinfall in 49 seconds. He followed this with a 12-5 decision win. A loss in the semifinals would send Blakely to wrestlebacks, where he wold win by pinfall in 5:16 to obtain a shot at third place. In the third place match, Blakely would win another medal to round out his High School career. This win came by a 7-3 decision, ending his senior campaign with a record of 53-4.
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Southern Californias classic era of punk was born somewhere around the time Star Wars was released and ended about when John Hughes was making his best movies.
Its short-lived run from the late 1970s into the mid-80s gave us the bands that wrote the blueprint for hardcore punk. But outside of that seven-or-so year span, and including the present day, Southern California has been loaded with all kinds of punk bands. Some of them still carry a torch for 1980s-era Reagan-hating angst, while others have followed in the steps of bands like the Descendents, whose speed and furry was matched with irreverent lyrics and a knack for not taking themselves too seriously. Some may get blasted by purists, yet many of them have maintained true to the D.I.Y. movement continuing to gain fans everywhere.
Guttermouth may not be a textbook example of early Los Angeles aggressive punk or hardcore, but they are nonetheless reminiscent of that late 80s skate-punk scene in Southern California. Guttermouth will play Tuesday at the Summit; it is the first time that band has played Durango in its 25-year existence. Guttermouth is Mark Adkins on vocals, Dave Luckett on guitar, Justin Van Westbrook on bass, Geoff Armstrong on guitar and Adam Woo on drums.
Adkins formed Guttermouth in 1988 after the frontman had played in several bands dating from the early part of the decade. He and the band were a result of the punk soundtrack that had hit America hard in the early 1980s.
For me it was the West Coast bands all the way. They were the most important and a few English bands that were happening, Adkins said earlier this month from his home in California. G.B.H., Discharge, to our Black Flags and the Germs. All the usual suspects everyone knows were an influence.
Guttermouth has changed with the times, abandoning the make a CD and tour formula. The band makes new music one single at a time, then posts the songs to its website for free listening. The bands last traditional release came in 2006. But Adkins still favors touring as the way to win fans.
Perhaps it is that grass-roots approach that keeps fans; it has worked so far for a band that has existed on a fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants approach to art that has driven by your gut and not by your wallet.
Theres never been a plan, Adkins said. Its something weve all had a passion to do and we just keep doing it. Without the passion and getting some enjoyment and fulfillment out of your music, theres no point in doing it.
The bands leader also is driven by the longevity of some early punk icons. Nearly four decades after punk was delivered as an unwanted child into the music business, some forefathers are still getting after it.
Weve been doing this close to 25 years, and I feel like this is what I was born to do, and nothing is going to stand in my way, Adkins said. If Iggy (Pop) is still doing it, Im still doing it.
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The cause of a blaze that destroyed the Columbia block on Main Street is still under investigation but the building will likely be torn down. Mayor Dean Mazzarella said a structural engineer looked at the building today to assess the extent of the damage. "It will have to come down," he said.
The cause of a blaze that destroyed the Columbia block on Main Street is still under investigation but the building will likely be torn down. Mayor Dean Mazzarella said a structural engineer looked at the building today to assess the extent of the damage.
"It will have to come down," he said.
Crews were at the scene throughout the day. Deputy Fire Chief Gary Ranno said the fire started in the ceiling area below the roof in the rear and quickly spread through top floor of the building.
The American Red Cross of Central Massachusetts said it has assisted 38 adults and one child. Of those assisted, 35 were displaced from the apartment building at 65 Main Street and three were displaced from an adjacent building at 15 Columbia Street.
"My loss was at least $100,000," said Susan Charette, owner of Chelsea's Boutique.
There are apartments and businesses in the block.
Ms. Charette was on Main Street with friends this afternoon, loading soaked and stained clothing into two vehicles. Fighting tears, she said was just going in to salvage jewelry from her store, but took the clothing when she was told by a person who owns a cleaning service he could clean them.
The Leominster Art Center was also hit hard. LuAnn Hume was hauling stacks of paintings out of the building with the help of a firefighter. The paintings looked in bad shape but she was hoping to salvage the frames.
"I've got a show coming up in Kennebunkport," she said. "I need these."
After getting a couple of stacks of paintings across the street to the sidewalk, she concluded the frames were damaged as well.
Artist Diane Gariepy said she was waiting for a chance to get into the art center to see if any of her water colors, painting and pen and ink drawings could be saved.
"From what I've seen so far, I can't tell," she said.
David Murphy was on the sidewalk, taking photographs of the damaged building.
"It doesn't look like my accountant will be opening tomorrow," he said. "I hope they have more than paper records."
Mr. Murphy is a customer of Edward Jones Investments, which had an office on the first floor of the building.
Fire officials do not believe a raging six-alarm fire that destroyed the former Columbia Hotel building overnight is suspicious. Deputy Fire Chief Scott Cordio said the building is a complete loss.
"It doesn't seem to be suspicious right now," Deputy Chief Cordio said. "It's probably going to be a complete loss."
Investigators from the state Fire Marshal's Office and the Leominster Fire Department's Fire Prevention Bureau are trying to determine the cause and origin of the massive blaze.
The fire was reported about 10:15 p.m. at 65 Main St., in the three-story brick building that housed 28 people in 20 apartments on the upper levels, and businesses on the first floor, including Pizza Chef, Chelsea's, Edward Jones Investment, a travel agency, and the Sentinel & Enterprise.
None of the residents of the building was injured and the owner has placed them in a nearby hotel. Two firefighters suffered minor injuries about 11 p.m. when a rear wall started to collapse and the debris hit a nearby ladder truck. They were treated at an area hospital and released.
"We had a wall collapse onto a tower ladder in the back," Deputy Chief Cordio said.
The fire started in 3-foot-tall space below the roof. There were no sprinklers in that part of the building and they were not required since no renovations had been done, he said.
The fire spread in the space and rushed to the back part of the building. Firefighters tried to stop the fire from spreading, but flames jumped what fire officials called a trench cut and the fire moved across the roof.
Traffic was detoured away from the fire scene today as firefighters continued to extinguish hot spots of fire on the third floor. Behind the building, rubble and burned embers from the section that collapsed covered two cars. The vehicles' windows were smashed along with the roofs.
Scott Glidden, a 49-year-old man living on the third floor, stood outside the building in complete dismay. His medication, belongings and wallet are all gone, he said.
"I lost all my IDs, everything. I don't even know how I am going to get identification," he said, shivering from the cold. "The Red Cross is working with us."
He was downstairs in the building talking to someone before the blaze. He heard firefighters and looked outside his door. They told him to get out of the building.
"I said I got to go get some stuff," Mr. Glidden said. "They told me the building was on fire."
Firefighters from several area communities battled the stubborn flames last night in dropping temperatures. The fire quickly escalated to two alarms and by 11 p.m., it was a six-alarm fire that drew several area fire departments, including Gardner, Fitchburg, Lancaster, Lunenburg, Westminster, Devens, Ayer, Shirley, Sterling, Princeton and Townsend, and departments and support agencies continued to arrive at the scene in the hours that the fire raged.
"It's awful sad to see this; it's devastating," Wayne A. Nickel, a Leominster city councilor, said last night. He praised the joint effort of all the departments working to control the fire.
Mr. Nickel said the building is owned by Andy Rome.
"He put his heart and soul into renovating this building," Mr. Nickel said, adding the building used to be known as the Mason Hall.
An orange haze of smoke could be seen over that area of the city from Route 2; streets surrounding the Main Street area were closed to traffic.
Flames shot through the roof for several hours, as firefighters on ladders worked their way across the top level of the building, smashing windows. Meanwhile, ladder trucks and deck guns poured water onto the building in an effort to control the flames.
At one point, firefighters and firetrucks stationed at the front of the building moved away for fear the building would collapse. By 1 a.m., the street and sidewalks had begun to ice over, making for slippery walking conditions.
Meanwhile, a crowd of onlookers gathered on the sidewalk, some with cellphones and cameras in hand to record the fire.
Melanie Walsh of Fitchburg was on her way back from a night in Boston when she saw the smoke from Route 2 and decided to drive into the city to see where it was coming from.
Others like Sarah Dignard and Caitlin Casey, both of Leominster, heard about the fire from friends on Facebook and decided to brave the dropping temperatures to watch from the sidewalk.
Betzaida Obio came to the scene because her friend lived in one of the apartments.
"I've been looking for my friend," Ms. Obio said. "I think everyone got out. I haven't seen her for hours."
Meanwhile, a man who lived in the building worked his cellphone trying to find a place to stay, but told friends he had phoned that he was not leaving until firefighters found his cat.
Stephen Brassard sat on a cement wall across the street, offering a historical perspective on the building as a lifelong resident of the city.
"I live 20 yards from here," Mr. Brassard said. "I saw a flicker of light coming off the building and looked out my window and saw flames coming from the roof.''
Mr. Brassard said the building was a downtown landmark, and aside from being a former hotel, it also housed a dance hall back in the 1920s and 1930s, and that part of the building was recently remodeled and refurbished.
One of the businesses reported destroyed in the fire was Dick's Barber Shop, owned by well-known city resident Dick Fontaine. Mr. Brassard said the barber shop moved there several years ago after a fire destroyed the previous building it was located in.
Adjacent to the building is the former Rialto Theater, which later became a recreation center and a YMCA, Mr. Brassard said. Now the building is home to a church, the Christian Life Center.
A fund has been set up for victims. The fund is at Fidelity Bank, 9 Leominster Connector, Leominster.
Donna Boynton, Scott J. Croteau and George Barnes of the Telegram & Gazette staff contributed to this report.


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WHY WE'VE REPORTED IT While confusion was surrounded around the future of the Smyrna Public Library in 2011, that outlook was much clearer in 2012.
The Friends of the Duck Creek Regional Library continued the process of getting a new library early in 2012 and signed a land agreement in March for a piece of land in downtown. The property, which sits on East Commerce Street and South East Street, is currently owned by Joe Renzi of BCP Autos.
The group's president at the time, Jen Merrill, said the agreement answered the community's desire to keep the library downtown and would also be an economic driver.
Since then, the group has been busy doing several other things including an updated needs assessment. They also hope to have the results of a study on operational logistics done by the University of Delaware in January.
WHY IT MATTERS The current library is 2,500 square feet and is seen as too small to properly fulfill the needs of the community. The Friends of the Duck Creek Regional Library recently provided an update to Smyrna Town Council where the group's president, Tim Sparrow, and treasurer, Dana Wattay, pointed to the library's lack of space and the continued population growth in the area as the main reasons why a newer, bigger library is needed.
WHAT'S NEXT The group hopes to complete the purchase agreement for the property next year, but more money is needed to purchase the land, which will cost $650,000. The group will then hire a professional contractor, continue their public outreach and capital campaign, and hopes to continue working closely with the town on the project.
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We've got one more thing to say about "the bird" and singer M.I.A.'s flipping of her middle finger on national TV during Sunday's halftime show at the Super Bowl.
On All Things Considered later today, American University law professor Ira Robbins will make the case that the digitus impudicus (as it was known back in ancient Rome), just isn't obscene anymore.
"Is it inappropriate? That's another question," he tells NPR's Audie Cornish. But, he says, "it doesn't mean what it used to mean."
"In the time of Caligula ... it was intended to be representative of a phallic symbol. Not today."
Instead, Robbins argues, flipping the bird is an expression of "frustration or rage or anger or protest or disdain."
And in fact, he says, it's now "part of the mainstream of American culture."
It would appear that many Two-Way readers agree, at least judging from the question we first posted yesterday (it's still "open" if you want to express your opinion):
Much more from Audie's conversation with the professor will be on the show. Click here to find an NPR station that broadcasts or streams All Things Considered. We'll add the as-aired interview to the top of this post later.
From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Robert Siegel.
And I'm Audie Cornish. NBC and the NFL had to issue apologies this week over the Super Bowl halftime show. British singer M.I.A. made an obscene gesture during her performance with Madonna, flipping her middle finger to a Super Bowl audience of 114 million.
CORNISH: Pop stars seem especially fond of the gesture. Famous finger flippers include everyone from country star Johnny Cash to pop starlet Lady Gaga.
Ira Robbins, law professor at American University, knows the history of this particular insult well. He joins us now to talk about it. Hello there, Ira Robbins.
IRA ROBBINS: Hi, Audie.
CORNISH: So, to start, where does this gesture come from? And how far back in history do we have to go, to find people taking offense to it?
ROBBINS: If you go back in recorded history, it's about 2,500 years, although there are apocryphal stories that it goes back even further. The Greek playwright Aristophanes refers to the middle finger in his play "The Clouds," basically treating it as a phallic symbol.
We see this in Roman literature as well, and Roman history. In fact, the use of the middle finger was so prevalent in those times that they gave it a special name. They called it the digitus impudicus, meaning the impudent finger.
CORNISH: Can you describe, maybe, what the most famous incident of its use has been?
ROBBINS: There is no one, most famous use. It's a prevalent gesture. We've seen it not only from entertainers this week and in recent months and years, but two years ago, Senator Jim Bunning, a U.S. senator, used the finger toward a journalist when they got into some sort of verbal altercation.
You led into this story referring to this as an obscene gesture. I would have to argue that it's not obscene at all; that it's part of the mainstream in American culture.
CORNISH: And there have been a lot of legal cases over the years, I gather, about the middle finger. And I don't know if it's ever really been considered illegal, or worth suing over.
ROBBINS: It is considered illegal in many jurisdictions, but there is a case from Oregon in 2010, in which a regular guy thought that he had an absolute First Amendment right to give the finger to police officers whenever he saw them - not just if he was being ticketed. Dozens, sometimes hundreds of times a day, whenever he would pass a police officer, he would give the finger.
And they brought him to court on this, on disorderly conduct charges. He ultimately won. He settled for $1,000, but in other jurisdictions in which the application of the disorderly conduct statute has been tested, there have been settlements for as high as $50,000.
CORNISH: Ira, is there anything that surprised you about the way people reacted to this latest incident with the middle finger?
ROBBINS: I was surprised at how many reporters, and the NFL itself, have referred to this as an obscene gesture, something that was risque and inappropriate. And I'd have to say, I don't see it as obscene. I didn't see it as risque. Maybe the dancing during the halftime show was risque, but I don't see the use of the finger as that. Now, is it appropriate for parents to have their children see this during prime time? Arguably not, but that's a very different issue from the constitutional right to use the gesture.
CORNISH: Ira Robbins, professor of law and justice at American University, thanks so much for talking with us.
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Posted 29 April 2007 - 01:06 PM
Just recently returned from an incredible exploratory dive expedition to Clipperton Island onboard the Nautilus Explorer. The trip included a number of Mexican scientists and researchers there to study the marine life and assess the health of the reefs of Clipperton Island. (More information can be found in Captain Mike Lever's captain's log on the Clipperton trip.)
I'll be posting a DiveFilm podcast episode in the next week or so with more about our trip, what we found there, and some of the history of that island and the situation with the shark populations there--or lack thereof.
What I'd like to start with, though, is a five minute video I put together on our transit home that includes an interview in Spanish with Roberto Chavez Arce, one of the Mexican divers and explorers on the trip. Underwater imaging by Roberto, Alicia Hermosillo and myself. Many of us are extremely concerned about gaining some sort of protection for the island and the surrounding reefs, and Roberto addresses this concern in the video.
The footage gives a pretty good idea of what we found: abundant healthy coral, numerous free-swimming morays, beautiful Clipperton Angels (named after Conrad Limbaugh), and several species of colorful opisthobranchs. The sharks that Conrad Limbaugh described in 1956 as being so numerous and aggressive that he had to cut short his diving until he could return with shark cages in 1958 were all but gone. Instead, we encountered small numbers of wary Silvertips and a handful of Hammerheads in deeper water. And the reason is very likely overfishing. You'll see footage of some of the miles and miles of longline criss-crossing all the reefs we dove in our five days of diving the waters of Clipperton Island.
Clipperton is an amazing place--I loved it. And I would return in a heart beat--especially to film the morays. In the meantime, I'll be posting video to try to get the word out about this wild and vulnerable island in the hope that perhaps it is not too late to establish some form of protection and enforcement.
Here's the first video post:
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Posted 29 April 2007 - 04:34 PM
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Posted 29 April 2007 - 05:57 PM
Look forward to watching the podcasts.
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Posted 29 April 2007 - 06:22 PM
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Sorry Mary Lynn - fantastic stuff! Yet another location to put on the list.
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Posted 29 April 2007 - 08:41 PM
Posted 29 April 2007 - 10:24 PM
Thank you, Shawn. I'm hopeful that something will develop from this most recent trip, and will share what I learn. And also look very much forward to Alicia's Clipperton nudibranch work--the nudibranch images were, of course, hers! And, Steve, the Hammerhead images at 175 were some of Roberto's amazing scooter footage.
Let us know how we can help with protection status.
It was a great group!
Posted 02 May 2007 - 02:29 PM
I really enjoyed meeting Mary-Lynn on this trip. This is her with her camera above the reef at Clipperton.
I will post a gallery of pictures on my web site soon, however I do have some images of the Clipperton Angelfish (Holacanthus limbaughi) posted here and here and images of the Clipperton gregory (Stegastes baldwini) here.
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Posted 03 May 2007 - 09:04 AM
It was great meeting and diving with you in Clipperton! And wonderful to see you here in the Wetpixel forums!
For folks who don't yet know, Chris runs a great website and forum for California diving info, images and resourses, Diver.net. He also took some gorgeous photos of Clipperton marine life. His Holacanthus limbaughi (Clipperton Angel) shots are simply stunning and some of my all-time favorites.
Thank you, Chris, for posting the image--it's really cool and makes me miss Clipperton even more. Still working on a Clipperton podcast here--maybe ready in the next couple of days after a little more fine-tuning. I'd also like to include some more info about the longline we saw and the lack of sharks there.
Mary Lynn
Posted 03 May 2007 - 09:25 AM
great photos Chris
looks like a great trip, I wish I could have gone. I'm looking forward to more reports and photos from everyone...
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Posted 06 May 2007 - 12:36 PM
It has one of my dreams to go there since I first saw it on a map. Had a talk with Mike on my Jan Soccoro trip this year about the trip you went on. He had me read the book he had on board about Clipperton. Had to admit it tempered my enthusiasm some for the trip.
He said this years trip had filled up by work of mouth without ever being announced.
Considering the long length of the trip and the high cost. Would you highly recommend the trip for someone that couldn't write the trip off as an expense? Compared to going to some other exotic dive location? Especially versus say Cocos?
The corals looked very abundant with ample smaller fish and Morays. True. How were the sharks and such compared to say Roca Partida?
Thanks again for the video and post.
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Posted 06 May 2007 - 03:57 PM
For me, Clipperton was one of those places that I had no idea of how I would feel about it until I actually got there. And it surprised me by so thoroughly captivating me. Maybe because of all the reading I did, maybe because of the history involving Conrad Limbaugh (whose papers I've been organizing for Scripps Archives for a couple of years now), maybe just something about the island or the trip itself.
It is not a place to go for large animals, at least not currently. Not like Roca Partida, Socorro or Cocos, etc. You will see why in my upcoming podcasts. [It looks like the podcast will be two parts, the first out in a day or two with my description of some of the trip, the waters and what we experienced diving there. The second part is in production, and will include some interviews with others on the trip, a Scripps scientist, and other interesting interviews on what might be going on and what might be done to better protect the island.]
But there is most definitely something about Clipperton that makes me really want to return there. It's a very cool place. Very wild, and very beautiful. To me, anyway. There's just something about it that I can't quite put my finger on.
So check out the upcoming podcast, watch some of the videos done by others, read Captain Mike Lever's logs and talk to some of the other folks from the trip. If the Nautilus Explorer returns there, I very much hope to be on board!
Mary Lynn
Posted 06 May 2007 - 05:05 PM
I will be on the Nautilus in July. I intend to grill Mike on the trip.
Will those podcasts be in 720P? Please let us know when they are available.
Life is a beach and then you dive.
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Posted 08 May 2007 - 03:43 PM
More info accessing the podcasts here.
I did this as a standard def podcast for a number of reasons, including that there's a good amount of SD archive footage in the podcast. But I have begun encoding the SD podcasts at 640x360 (16:9), so it should look better on computer and TV.
Part two will probably be posted in a couple of weeks, depending on when I can get a couple more interviews finished.
Hope you enjoy the podcast!
Mary Lynn
Posted 08 May 2007 - 04:55 PM
The way you narrate and edit makes it really enjoyable to watch, you should be getting paid for doing stuff like this.
The 16.9 is much better to watch as well.
A big congrats
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Posted 09 May 2007 - 01:35 AM
Great music track too. SonicFire? Are you layering your audio tracks in FCP, or using STP to create a single 'clean' track. Any advice really appreciated.
Can't wait for Episode 2!
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Posted 09 May 2007 - 12:52 PM
Thank you for your very kind words about part one of the Clipperton podcast--it means a lot to me coming from you both! And Wags, I'm just glad I have some decent paying vid jobs so I can also spend time doing more of this stuff that means so much to me like keeping these podcasts going. And I can't thank enough all the folks like you who have so generously contributed great videos to share via the podcasts, and help raise awarenss about the underwater world we all care about so much.
Nick, your words about the narration are much appreciated! I'm actually going to swap out my voice-over soon with a newly-recorded one because there are some technical issues with the one currently up. Specifically, it needs "de-essing." I know there are "de-essing" filters, but re-recording is what it really needs. I was just too close up on the mike I like to use, and all the esses ("s") are too sharp.
Anyway, I use SonicfirePro for music, but I'm pretty lazy and just use Maestro to create various tracks in set lengths which I then take with me on the boats and cut in to taste. It's pretty crude, but works OK. And I use numerous layers in FCP--as many as I need to separate all the different sources, music, ambient/nat, voice- over/interview, foley. And I ride my meters carefully to keep the levels where I want them.
I've used SoundTrack Pro for processing audio in the past and really like the automatic aspects such as normalization, but can't say I'm very adept at usage of the program overall. This is an area (audio) I would really like to get better at!
There's a great book on audio for video by Jay Rose called, "Producing Great Sound for Digital Video." In fact, I'm re-reading it now for good tips! Thank you for your feedback on the podcast! Please stay tuned...
Mary Lynn
Posted 09 May 2007 - 05:40 PM
I (think I) have challenges with explosive 'P's and a bit of a nasal twang. The great thing about SoundTrack Pro is you can edit and smooth and apply filters to your heart's content. I have had good luck with the STP compressors (not to be confused with the encoder of the same name) and also some of the noise filters and even 'nasal twang' filters. Of course I analyze and correct for 'clicks and pops' over and over. Also the ability to add ambient noise at the beginning and end of sentences is something I've found really useful - especially to kill the short but perceptible intake of breath take just before another phrase etc.
Thanks for the pointer on the Jay Rose book - I'll seek that out definitely. Good luck with the re-edit - but can we see Episode 2 first ?
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Posted 09 May 2007 - 06:22 PM
Also the ability to add ambient noise at the beginning and end of sentences is something I've found really useful - especially to kill the short but perceptible intake of breath take just before another phrase etc.
Ahhhh, you're making a great case for me spending some time coming up to speed with Soundtrack Pro! Much can be done in FCP. And, of course, you can edit to within 1/100 of a frame for really getting in and taking out glitches, etc. But audio editing programs like Soundtrack Pro put it all in one place with some really powerful tools. Audio is so important and so challenging. And it can often make a huge difference in how the visuals are perceived. So much to learn and so little time--thank you for motivating me to give SP a go!
Some very interesting folks on deck to be interviewed for part two, and some very interesting folks already interviewed. Challenge will be keeping it brief (under five minutes), and engaging to a wider audience...


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