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After a legal back-and-forth with Denver Countys clerk and recorder about the legality of mailing ballots to voters listed as inactive on the states rolls, Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler said he supports a compromise that strikes the inactive failed to vote category entirely.
Though such a compromise is still in rough draft form and would have to be approved by the Legislature, Gessler said he has been in talks with Denver County Clerk and Recorder Debra Johnson to come to a solution that would eliminate the inactive status while implementing measures to clean up Colorados voter rolls.
Inactive voters are those who failed to vote in the last general election.
The inactive voter status was one of several topics Gessler addressed during a visit to Durango on Wednesday.
The secretary of states stop in La Plata County was one of about 10 he made this month as part of an election integrity listening tour to gain residents feedback on last years election and solicit ideas for how to improve future elections.
About 15 people at the public meeting questioned Gessler about electronic voting, his use of his offices discretionary funding and the potential for people to mistakenly assume that an inactive status prohibits them from voting.
Because of the large amount of controversy around touch-screen electronic voting, Gessler said, the state is likely moving toward a paper-only system. Internet voting also is not likely to be in the states near future, he said. He called a potential audit of his spending, which legislators voted down Tuesday, a waste of money, and said he empathized with concerns about misinformation that was spread about the inactive-voter status.
Im frustrated because I saw this happen, especially in Denver, he said. (People) scared the bejesus out of (other) people into thinking they were no longer on the rolls.
Gesslers tour comes on the heels of a fiery election season that included several controversies sparked by the actions of the secretary of states office.
Clashes between Gessler and Denver County Clerk and Recorder Debra Johnson resulted in two lawsuits regarding counties ability to send out mail ballots to inactive voters in mail-in-only and city and school board elections. In both situations Gesslers office issued orders that mail ballots could be sent only to active voters.
The clash over both issues resulted in lawsuits, one of which was decided in Johnsons favor earlier this month.
An effort this summer to cull noncitizen voters from Colorados voter rolls incited calls of partisanship and voter intimidation. The secretary of states office sent about 4,000 letters to suspected noncitizens, asking them to verify citizenship or remove themselves from the states voter rolls. An analysis by the Associated Press found that the vast majority of letters were sent to Democrats or unaffiliated voters.
Of the 3,903 people who were sent letters, 441 have been identified as noncitizens through a federal database and 82 had vote histories, said Richard Coolidge, communications director for Gessler. The final numbers prompted critics to question whether the effort was worth it, considering the small number of noncitizen voters.
On Wednesday, Gessler said the effort was absolutely worth it and said he planned to continue it in the future. The cost, not including staff time, was about $8,000, Gessler said.
Overall, Gessler deemed last years election a success, citing a 10 percent increase in voter registration and a 1.5 percent increase in voter turnout compared with 2008.
2012 was a really good election, he said.


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NEW YORK (AP) — Guided by a few clues from Twitter, Stephanie Culff hailed a cab to Central Park on Saturday and started searching for money planted there by Hidden Cash, the scavenger hunt craze that made its New York debut this weekend.
Culff arrived before the masses of cash-seekers and walked away with an envelope containing a $50 bill and a silver dollar she said was worth $23. Both, she said, will go to her dad for Father's Day.
"We were looking forward to the adventure," Culff said. "We actually didn't expect to win."
Dozens of other New Yorkers found the same prizes hidden in Central Park in Manhattan and Prospect Park in Brooklyn — all part of a movement born last week in San Francisco as a "social experiment for good."
Jason Buzi, a California real estate investor who said he is one of several people behind Hidden Cash, described the giveaways as a "fun way to give back to the community." He encouraged people who find cash to "pay it forward."
So far, he said, many have responded by spending the cash on coffee, groceries or gas for others or by helping the homeless and charitable causes.
"We see that a lot and we're happy to see that," Buzi said.
Culff started following Hidden Cash on Twitter last week when the account directed people to envelopes with $50 and $100 inside them in San Francisco and 36 cash-filled Angry Birds orbs in Hermosa Beach, California.
The account announced its foray into New York on Friday, saying: "Lots of Lady Liberties and Mr. Grants will rain in Manhattan and Brooklyn" on Saturday.
New Yorkers who found money Saturday tweeted photos of themselves with their finds.
The altruistic group also hid money Saturday in Houston and Mexico City. Another hunt is scheduled for Sunday in Chicago and they plan events in London, Paris and Madrid in the next two weeks.
Hidden Cash has inspired similar, unaffiliated cash giveaways in St. Louis, Boulder, Colorado and other cities.
"Mostly it's a way for people to get together and have a good time," Buzi said of his movement. "Sometimes you see people who, even $100 or $200 dollars makes a difference in their lives."


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Financials: Mar. Bonds are currently 1 lower at 144'26 and the 10-Year Note 2 lower at 131'21. Since Wednesday the market has traded through my recommended sell stop against current long positions at 144'30 putting us on the sidelines. My bias is now to the short side of the market on rallies above the 146'20 level if the market allows.
Grains: Mar. Corn is currently fractionally lower at 698'2, Mar. Beans 9'0 lower at 1470'4 and Mar. Wheat 3'0 higher at 747'4. We remain long the Mar. Corn 800'0 call. At 11:00am (Chicago time) we will have the monthly Crop Report. This January report has moved the market substantially in the last five-out-of-eight years in both directions
Cattle: Feb. LC are currently 30 lower at 131.25 and Mar. FC 57 lower at 152.35. LC are 120 lower and FC 265 lower since Wed. letter when I talkd about the possibility that these markets are technically putting in an interim top. I will be a seller in Feb. LC above 132.70 with an initial 200 point risk and a seller in Mar. FC above 154.25. Producers should be looking at rallies as hedging opportunities on Mar. Apr and May contracts.
Silver: Mar. Silver is currently 14 cents lower at $30.80 and Feb. Gold $5.00 lower at $1,673.00. We remain long Silver. Gold is at the upper end of recent trading activity and technically is starting to look more constructive seeing as we have now had a close above the $1,672.00 level. That being said, I'm not ready to just jump in on the long side of the market and will wait for breaks below the $1,657.00 level to try the market from the long side with a $10.00 risk. I think that global expectations of improving economic activity and the possibility of the Fed starting to back off from an active stimulus stance could temper long term bullishness.
S&Ps: Mar. S&Ps are currently 1.50 lower at 1465.50. We have now taken a short position in this market anticipating a correction off the current highs (1471.50 overnight) and resistance of 1474.75 established the week of Sept. 14, which was a high established on a nearby contract. I am currently using a protective buy stop in the 1480.00 area. Near term support is currently the 1447.00 area. If this level does not hold the next level will be the 1438.00 area.
Currencies: As of this writing the Mar. Euro is currently 94 higher at 1.3353, the Swiss 27 higher at 1.0970, the Yen 121 lower at 1.1225 and the Pound 10 lower at 1.6139. Needless to say the last two day break in the Yen was beyond my near tern downside objectives and the Yen now looks poised to test the 1.0800-1.1000 area. I will be willing to try the Yen from the long side on breaks below the 1.0875 level if the market allows. The Euro has rallied, particularly against the Yen as the Euro/Yen carry trade has somewhat collapsed. That being said the Euro is now above the 1.3260 level and my bias is now on the short side of the market on rallies. Long term resistance is now the 1.3522 level.


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LINDEN - FBI agents made a tactical change Thursday in their approach to excavating an old Linden well believed to hold at least one murder victim buried there by killers Wesley Shermantine and Loren Herzog.
LINDEN - FBI agents made a tactical change Thursday in their approach to excavating an old Linden well believed to hold at least one murder victim buried there by killers Wesley Shermantine and Loren Herzog.
They've narrowed their work to the 5-foot diameter of the original hand-dug well, rather than laboriously excavating a 10-foot-wide hole around it, having to pierce through cement-like native clay and sandstone.
Work has taken them 86 feet down with no sign so far of human remains in the well filled in 25 or more years ago, FBI spokeswoman Gina Swankie said.
Thursday marked one month since the FBI began work at the new Flood Road location. Today is one year since the San Joaquin County Sheriff's deputies began excavating at a nearby well, where they found the remains of three women and a fetus.
Shermantine and Herzog led a 15-year drug-fueled killing spree until their arrests in 1999. Shermantine was sentenced to death. His tips reopened the case early last year, about the same time Herzog hanged himself while released on parole.
The FBI's secrecy about what led them to that corner of a cattle ranch in the rolling hills of eastern San Joaquin County continues to spark rampant speculation and criticism by those close to the case.
Retired FBI agent Jeff Rinek, who works with victims' families and has no communication with active agents on the ground in Linden, said Shermantine showed them where to dig in August, and this new location is not one of the places.
Rinek believes the FBI should use the killer's information and either prove him right, giving the victims' families relief, or prove him wrong, allowing the families to forever ignore his taunts.
"I don't have a clue as to their methodology," he said of the FBI.
Rinek was highly critical of the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office last year using heavy equipment, which he blamed for shattering bones in the well into 1,000 fragments. He credited the FBI now with mounting a professional excavation, treating potential victims with "respect and honor."
Bounty hunter Rob Dick, who has actively searched for the Shermantine-Herzog victims for 13 years, said he has talked with Shermantine and heard his frustration over the dig site.
Dick believes that the FBI's secret source leading them there may be Herzog's widow, Christina Herzog, who goes by the nickname Sugar. Shermantine often calls Dick.
"He believes Loren told Sugar everything," Dick said. "Maybe (the FBI) grabbed Sugar and made a deal."
Dick's bounty-hunting partner, Leonard Padilla, has yet another theory. Padilla has offered Shermantine money, which reopened the long-cold case. Padilla believes Herzog didn't hang himself and the FBI put him in a witness relocation program.
"I believe that Loren ... is steering them to the location," said Padilla. "The FBI did not decide to dig that well in a vacuum."
Padilla maintains this position, even after seeing Herzog's autopsy photos and reading the coroner's report.
Swankie, the FBI spokeswoman, declined to address any of these theories. She said that the current team will continue its work until agents fully excavate the well to its original bottom at a depth that also remains a mystery.
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By David Cohen
Big 12 Campus Correspondent
For most athletes, an All-American season coupled with their school's only NCAA tournament appearance means only one thing: build on it for next year. That is, if their body will obey.
Megan Munce's magical 2009 season earned her a spot on the AVCA Honorable Mention All-America team and Mountain West Conference Setter of the Year honors. The Horned Frogs finished 27-7 that year, including a 3-0 sweep of Rice in Austin for their only NCAA win to date. TCU opened the 2010 campaign with sweeps in three of their first four games before its hopes for a return trip to the NCAA's took a devastating blow.
"I had no idea [what the diagnosis would be]," Munce said. "At that point I was just upset I couldn't finish the game, or would just be out for a few points."
Munce insisted to the training staff she could at least try walking on it to make sure she could not still play. Once told there was no way she was going to finish the game, she began to worry.
"That kind of hit me that it was going to be kind of bad," Munce said. "I had never considered me getting injured at all because it had never happened to me before."
It was a torn ACL.
Head coach Prentice Lewis said she saw some positive things out of the team in the aftermath of the blow.
"That was a very tough season in the same way as losing your quarterback," Lewis said. "I think the team did a great job in that game when she got hurt. We almost beat LSU, which is an outstanding program. It's one of those things where injuries are going to happen and you kind of just have to roll with them."
Munce's shot of redemption would be put on hold by the injury and ensuing medical redshirt, but the 2011 season opener proved to be well worth the wait. Led by Munce's 34 assists and 11 digs, her 14th career double-double, the Horned Frogs stumped future Big 12 rival Texas Tech, 3-1, in front of the then-second largest home crowd for a TCU game. Munce also reached the 100-ace milestone with two on the night.
Better yet, the team would head into the Big 12 on the right foot. A disappointing 15-16 finish to 2010 paved the way to a 25-7 mark in the Horned Frogs' final lap of the Mountain West. For Munce, a Costa Mesa, Calif., native, it also meant less opportunities for her family to see her at games.
"[My parents] went to San Diego and Las Vegas every year, plus it's a lot easier based on the MWC traveling schedule because you were either on the road or at home this week," Munce said. "If we were home one week, they could come Wednesday through Sunday and watch two games. It's a lot harder for them this year, but they came to some of the early tournaments and they're coming to scattered games throughout the year so that works."
Munce credits her parents, Bill and Joanne, for setting her on the track to volleyball stardom.
"They pushed me into a lot of sports, but obviously I enjoyed volleyball then," she said. "I did tennis, basketball, volleyball, swimming, and I guess I enjoyed volleyball the most and stuck with it. I did a bunch of camps and clubs and went from there."
Despite the many hours put into volleyball, Munce admits she was undersized for the right side in high school, but credits Lewis for seeing her athletic ability and versatility could provide a substantial role anywhere in the college game.
"In high school I didn't play the same position that I do now," she said. "In the recruiting process we got a little card from [assistant coach] Jason [Tanaka] and we contacted the school. I didn't know what I wanted to do and I didn't even know what TCU was. I don't think anyone in California at the time knew what TCU was because we were under the radar.
"I took my visit, and my dad wanted me to commit since I was so young. I was the first one on my club team to commit so I was so nervous. One day he said if I didn't commit he'd be really mad, and I did it and I'm so thankful he did that to me."
The stroke of good luck in finding the right school, especially one that she had never heard of, through unlikely scouting methods would translate into similar results on the hardwood. Munce played in all 32 matches and started 11 of them, which made her All-American 2009 season all the more mind-blowing. That season, she led the Mountain West with 53 aces to go along with 314 digs and 150 kills. Munce also topped her season average of 9.94 assists per set with 34 in the historic win over Rice.
"It was a shock [to be named an All-American]," Munce said. "I had never set before and was kind of thrown into that position. I wasn't really confident in myself at all, and I think just because of the older girls on the team who were experienced I set every game and they made me look good so I didn't have to do very much. I was completely shocked by that, really just because of my confidence level at that point."
As the only fifth-year senior on the roster, Munce acknowledges her leadership role but is quick to admit she is more of a strict mother hen rather than a nurturing one.
"That's definitely a good definition," senior Emily Kirby said. "I'm the nurturing type. She enforces the rules and makes the culture of our program and has an enforcer role on the court. She's the best player to set the intensity level."
Although she may be the oldest on the team, Munce has proved this year she still has plenty more in the tank. In a Sept. 15 sweep over Lehigh in Fort Worth, Munce recorded her 163rd career ace on the match's final point to break the all-time TCU record for service aces in a career.
"I had no idea [that I had broken the record]," Munce said. "I didn't really care much either as long as I was helping out the team. I knew serving is a big part of this team and aces are important, but I never knew anything about the record or anything like that."
Munce intends on graduating in December with a Communication Studies degree. Her immediate plans for the future are to go to Europe on an exposure tour in hopes of getting picked up by a professional team. But for the fifth-year senior who would not let an agonizing injury derail her hopes of a good career, chasing her dream is the top priority.
"I don't even want to think about working," Munce said. "I am not ready to do that yet."


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December 28. 2012 10:36PM
Exeter boys earn trip to QCIBT final
By JIM FENNELL
New Hampshire Union Leader
MANCHESTER - Exeter High came into the Queen City Invitational Basketball Tournament limping, losing all three of its regular-season games.
A couple of trips along Route 101 appear to be exactly what the Blue Hawks needed.
Exeter moved into the championship game with a 55-49 win Friday night over defending QCIBT champion Merrimack.
"This is a nice win for us," Exeter coach Jeff Holmes said. "We mixed our defense and I think our guys competed hard."
Holmes has never lost in the finals of the QCIBT, having won once as a player with Keene in 1982 and as a coach in Exeter's only other trip to the championship game in 2007.
"I like it here," Holmes said. "The competition is good and the atmosphere is good. It's a great situation for us."
A 3-pointer by Tyler Russ (13 points) put the Blue Hawks up 47-42 midway through the fourth quarter. The Tomahawks closed to within one on a jumper by Eric Gendron (19), but could get no closer.
Merrimack crippled itself by going 9-for-25 at the foul line.
Gendron became the 26th player to score at least 100 points in the QCIBT. The junior now has 109 points, moving into 20th place on the all-time list. He trails his brother Tyler, now playing at RPI, by three points.
While Exeter awaits the winner of Friday's late game between city rivals Central and Memorial, Merrimack plays the loser of that game in the third-place contest at 6.
In today's other games, Goffstown faces West in the seventh-place game at 3, while Bedford and Trinity meet in the fifth-place game at 4:30.
Trinity 67, West 61: The Blue Knights made a spirited rally in the fourth quarter, battling back from a double-digit deficit to pull to within 55-54 on a pair of free throws by Carl Jacques (16 points) with 3:05 left.
Two free throws by Mabor Gabriel (16) and a putback by Carmen Giampetruzzi (20) stemmed the tide for Trinity.
Jacques, who made seven free throws in the fourth quarter, and Nolan Flynn (20) spurred the West rally. Zack Theriault added 12 points for the Blue Knights.
Gabriel and Giampetruzzi - who recently committed to Boston College for baseball - had 12 and 10 rebounds, respectively.
The Crusaders took the lead early, going up by as many as 11 points in the second quarter.
The Blue Knights hung close, getting to within six after a 3-pointer by Jacques, but Trinity's Brad Rhoades hit a big shot at the buzzer, a turn and shoot 3-pointer, to send the Crusaders into the intermission with a 34-25 advantage.
Bedford 63, Goffstown 53: Back-to-back baskets by James Caparell (13 points) midway through the fourth period put the Bulldogs ahead for good in the first game of the afternoon. The teams were tied at halftime and through three quarters.
Caparell put Bedford up for good with a steal and layup and followed up by finishing off a nice penetration and dish off by Taylor Grande to give the Bulldogs a 53-49 cushion.
With leading scorer Jacob Mount saddled with four fouls at the half, Goffstown got a lift from Rob White (19 points), who knocked down five 3-pointers.
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GREENSBORO, N.C. – The UNCG men's and women's indoor track and field teams took part in the annual Hilton Garden Invitational this weekend at the JDL Fast Track in Winston-Salem, marking the Spartans' third time running at the track this season. Both the men's team and the women's team turned in three personal bests in the two-day event.
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Senior Kelly Montague (Garner, N.C./West Johnston) led the women's team with a personal-best time in the 3000-meter race. Montague finished 17th in the event with a time of 10:36.49, trimming over two seconds off her previous top time (10:38.63). Freshman Katlyn Adkins (Fayetteville, N.C./Terry Sanford) also placed 39th in the distance with a time of 11"58.11
The Spartans placed two runners in the top 30 of the mile race at the JDL Fast Track Saturday. Sophomore Katherine Link (Avon Lake, Ohio/Avon Lake) placed 14th with a personal-best time of 5:12.08 while classmate Katlyn Ayers (Strasburg, Va./Strasburg) finished 28th with a new top mark of 5:18.37.
The Spartans return to action Feb. 14-15 with two events that weekend. Part of the program will take part in the UCS Invitational at the JDL Fast Track while some runners will travel to Ames, Iowa for the Iowa State Classic.
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Junior Dylan Belles (Denver, N.C./East Lincoln) was the Spartans' top finisher, placing eighth overall in the mile race. Belles turned in a personal-best time of 4:20.03, trimming over 13 seconds off his previous top mark. Additionally, freshman Dakarai Shipp (Raleigh, N.C./Millbrook) placed 39th in the mile with a time of 4:30.79.
Senior Tyron Alston (Mebane, N.C./Eastern Alamance) also notched a personal-best time in the 800-meter race. Alston placed 16th with a time of 1:59.65, trimming over a second off his previous time (2:00.92). Sophomore John Elwood (Greensboro, N.C./Northern Guilford) placed 41st (2:03.38) while freshman David Guthrie (Fayetteville, N.C./South View) was 47th (2:04.31.
Sophomore Joshua Crawford (Fayetteville, N.C./South View) rounded out the Spartans' top finishers, placing 16th in the 3,000-meter race. Crawford finished in a time of 8:48.50 while junior Brandon Cain (Graham, N.C./Coker College) finished 26th with a personal-best time of 9:02.09.


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Marvin and Dianne Thomas of Pratt will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Jan. 6. 2013. Dianne Thomas is the daughter of Bernie and Della Phillippi, who have both passed. Marvin Thomas is the son of the late Vernon Thomas and Velma Thomas Simmons, who resides in Pratt.
Marvin and Dianne were married at the First United Methodist Church in Wellington on Jan. 6, 1963. The couple has three children, Carrie Vahsholtz and Kevin Thomas, both of Pratt, and Mark Thomas of Clearwater.
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TECUMSEH — An expansion project by the owners of the former Lenawee Stamping Corp. plant was awarded a $5.3 million state grant this week.
Gov. Rick Snyder and state Rep. Nancy Jenkins announced that Van-Rob Inc. was awarded a Michigan Business Development Program performance-based grant. The grant is for a $30.7 million project the company is pursuing, which includes expanding its Tecumseh plant at the corner of East Chicago Boulevard and Rogers Highway and for the construction of a new facility at a location to be determined in Michigan.
"I'm pleased that Lenawee Stamping is investing in our local communities and our state's economy," Jenkins, R-Clayton, said in a news release. "Our state has become a much better place to do business in the past two years, and companies like Lenawee Stamping investing here are proof of that. I congratulate everyone who has been working on this project and look forward to the business expansion and job creation that will come from it."
The Michigan Business Development Program is part of the Michigan Strategic Fund. According to the program's guidelines, grant agreements include provisions requiring the repayment of grant funds if certain conditions aren't met. The conditions of the Van-Rob grant were not immediately available.
Van-Rob, which is based in Aurora, Ontario, expects to add 530 jobs through its expansion, with 200 of them in Tecumseh in the next seven years. The Tecumseh City Council on Jan. 7 approved a seven-year, 100 percent property tax abatement for the company. City manager Kevin Welch said the company is planning to invest $10 million to $20 million in its Tecumseh plant in the next seven years.
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John Graves & Friends, jazz/standards, 5 p.m., Nellos Bistro & Espresso Bar, 135 County Center Road, Pagosa Springs, 731-9899.
The Powerbroker, Durango Community Cinema/PBS Independent Lens, 5:30 p.m., free, Durango Discovery Museum, 1333 Camino del Rio.
Lacey Black, piano, 5:30 p.m., Lost Dog Bar & Lounge, 1150 Main Ave., 259-0430.
Greg Ryder, 5:30 p.m., Diamond Belle Saloon, 699 Main Ave., 375-7150.
Caitlin Cannon, 6 p.m., Derailed Saloon, 725 Main Ave., 247-5440, www.derailedsaloon.com.
Not A Typical Choir Concert, Fort Lewis College Mens, Concert and Chamber Choirs, 7 p.m., $5/$1, 247-7657, www.durangoconcerts.com.
Terry Rickard, 7 p.m., Office Spiritorium, 699 Main Ave., 375-7560.
Pub quiz, 8:30 p.m., Irish Embassy Pub, 900 Main Ave., 403-1200.
Thursday, Feb. 21
James J. Pellerite; free master class (flute), 12:20 p.m., Roshong Recital Hall at Fort Lewis College, 247-7087.
The Colorado Plateau: A Storied Land, opening reception 5-7 p.m. (free); Craig Childs Land of Ghosts: Travels in Ancient Place, 7 p.m. ($10), Durango Arts Center, 802 East Second Ave., 259-2606, www.durangoarts.org.
Chili Night with Ace Revel The Hello Dollface Acoustic 2o, 5 p.m., Ska Brewing Co., 225 Girard St., 247-5792, www.skabrewing.com.
Trivia Night, 5:30 p.m., Durango Discovery Museum, 1333 Camino del Rio, 259-9234, www.durangodiscovery.org.
130 Years of Civilizing Durango: The Reading Club of Durango, by Ann Butler, Life-Long Learning Series, 7 p.m., free, 130 Noble Hall at Fort Lewis College, 247-7401.
Karaoke, 8 p.m., 8th Avenue Tavern, 509 East Eighth Ave., 259-8801.
Robby Overfield, 8:30 p.m., Derailed Saloon, 725 Main Ave., 247-5440, www.derailedsaloon.com.
Salsa Night, 9 p.m., Moes, 937 Main Ave., 259-9018.
Southside Artisans Guild presents The Miniature Show, through March 13, Raider Ridge Cafe, 509 East Eighth Ave., 375-9727.
The Journey is the Destination: The Journals and Photography of Dan Eldon, through March 28, Open Shutter Gallery, 735 Main Ave., 382-8355, www.openshuttergallery.com.
Tried and True: Elizabeth Morisette, weaving/basket making, through Feb. 23, Fort Lewis College Art Gallery, 247-7167.
Watercolors by Barbara OConnor, through February, Durango Community Recreation Center, 2700 Main Ave.
The Lost Dog Art Spectacle presents Freaks & Geeks, through February, Lost Dog Bar & Lounge, 1150 Main Ave., 259-0430.
Collage by Cecil Touchon, through February, Art Library at Durango Arts Center, 802 East Second Ave., 259-2606, www.durangoarts.org.
The Art of Alexis McLean, through March, ENO, 723 East Second Ave., 385-0105.
Symbiosis, paintings by Brenda Grajeda, through Feb. 16, Rochester Hotel, 726 East Second Ave., 385-1920.
Woven to Wear, historic Navajo and Puebloan textiles, through May, Fort Lewis College Center of Southwest Studies, 247-7456, http://swcenter.fortlewis.edu.
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Tim OBrien with the Lamb Family Band, Feb. 22, SOLD OUT, Durango Arts Center, 802 East Second Ave., 259-2606, www.durangoarts.org.
James J. Pellerite (Native flute) with Rochelle Mann (flute), Katherine Jetter (cello), Jonathan Latta (percussion) and C. Scott Hagler (organ), St. Marks Recital Series, Feb. 22, 910 East Third Ave., (800) 838-3006, www.durangorecitals.com.
Durango Film, an Independent Film Festival, Feb. 27 March 3, 375-7779, www.Durangofilm.org.
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As of Jan. 19, Delaware's Division of Public Health has confirmed more than 800 flu cases statewide for this flu season.
As of Jan. 19, Delaware's Division of Public Health has confirmed more than 800 flu cases statewide for this flu season.
During the week of Jan. 13-19, there were 20 influenza-related hospitalizations reported in Delaware and no influenza-related deaths as of Jan. 19. DPH recently issued a declaration allowing the use of mercury-containing vaccine for pregnant women and children younger than eight years of age for the 2012-2013 influenza vaccine. According to the FDA, thimerosal has been the subject of several studies and has a long record of safe and effective use preventing bacterial and fungal contamination of vaccines.
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Adams State Service Center, 546 S. Bedford St., Georgetown; age 6 months and older, (302) 856-5213.
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Spring and summer clothing trends will be on display later this month when Middletown kicks off its first-ever Fashion on Main extravaganza.
Spring and summer clothing trends will be on display later this month when Middletown kicks off its first-ever Fashion on Main extravaganza.
"We have some amazing clothing stores and boutiques in our downtown area," said Tracy Skrobot, the program manager of Middletown Main Street, which is coordinating the Saturday, April 27 event. "So our main goal is to bring people into town to see them, and then to entertain those people when they get here."
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The 2:30 p.m. fashion show at Connection Community Church on West Green Street will feature runway models wearing the latest clothing and accessories for women, teens and children on sale at a trio of locally-owned shops, including First & Little, Nichole J Boutique and Femme Fatale Boutique.
The Elayne James and Tracey Roberts salons also will be doing hair and makeup for all the models, while Miss Delaware USA Rachel Baiocco, Miss Delaware Teen Hailey Lawler and Nick Manerchia from the Premier Centre for the Arts will emcee the fashion show.
Manerchia also will be conducting on-camera interviews with the attendees and models during a 1 p.m. red carpet event outside the church. All the interviews will be live streamed on the Premier Centre's website, www.pcade.org.
"We want people to feel like this is something really special when they arrive, and what's more special than a red carpet," asked Amber Shader, the owner of First & Little and Amber Shader Photography.
Skrobot said the $10 advance tickets are quickly selling out for the fashion show, which is limited to 220 seats.
"We sold more than 50 in the first week," she said. "The community support has been great so far, but I'm getting the feeling people better act quickly if they want to get one."
While seating will be limited for the fashion show, an unlimited number of local residents and out-of-town visitors will be able to enjoy the open air market being held in parking lot of Forest Presbyterian Church at 44 W. Main St. the same day.
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The odds got longer last week on Gov. Maggie Hassan's gamble that the Legislature would pass her casino gambling bill simply because her budget already counts on spending that money.
One roadblock came from a predictable, if questionable, anti-gambling source. The other, however, came from the House Finance Committee chairman.
Democrat Rep. Mary Jane Wallner of Concord really poured cold water on Hassan's gambit.
"The issue for us is that the House has not had a vote on a gambling bill, so to assume revenue at this point is really not the position of the House, either for or against,'' Wallner told our senior political reporter, John DiStaso.
"To expect revenue of $80 million would really be a mistake, especially if it didn't show up later,'' she said, explaining that she will ask her committee to find a like figure in possible budget cuts.
Perhaps being caught off guard by that reality check is why the governor's response was so weak to a Center for Public Policies Studies report that claimed the social costs of gambling would be higher than the tax revenues it would bring in, even at a whopping 30 percent tax rate on slot machine revenues.
State Sen. Chuck Morse of Salem, the gambling bill's sponsor, questioned the report's validity, noting it has said the same thing before. He thinks it overestimates social costs and underestimates revenue.
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No one was arrested and Richard, 73, issued a statement denying the allegations.
South Yorkshire Police said eight officers gained entry to the house in Berkshire, west of London, after receiving an allegation of a sexual nature "involving a boy who was under the age of 16 at the time."
Richard, who is out of the country, said in a statement: "For many months I have been aware of allegations against me of historic impropriety which have been circulating online. The allegations are completely false."
British police do not name people who have not been charged. When asked about reports on the BBC that the house belonged to Richard, a spokeswoman referred The Associated Press to a statement Thursday that a Berkshire house was searched.
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He still stars in touring shows and in 2012 performed at Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee concert, singing his 1968 hit "Congratulations."
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February 01. 2013 8:24PM
PORTSMOUTH - A fire continued to blaze at a waterfront condominium building on Bow Street Friday night more than two hours after it began.
Heavy smoke billowed and flames burst from the roof, which had partially collapsed by about 8 p.m.
Crews were called out to Harbour Place Condominiums at 135 Bow Street shortly before 7 p.m. for reports of a chimney fire that spread into the ceiling.
By about 9 p.m., the fire had been contained to the roof and the third floor, but was not under control, Portsmouth Fire Chief Chris LeClaire said.
Fire crews were fighting the fire from the roof and the third floor of the building. Additional crews were conducting salvage operations on the first and second floor, LeClaire said shortly before 9 p.m.
Two buildings between Bow Street and the condo building made access challenging for crews.
All of the residents were evacuated and no injuries were reported as a result of the fire, LeClaire said.
One woman walking near the scene was injured when she slipped on ice formed by water flowing from the many hoses on scene. Crews dispersed sand onto the ice around the scene throughout the night to keep crews and bystanders in the area safe.
The fire went to five alarms and crews from multiple communities including Dover, Rochester, Newington, Greenland, North Hampton, Hampton, New Castle, Kittery, Maine and York, Maine were on scene to provide extra manpower and support.
A man who said he was familiar with the building said all of the residents had found other accommodations for the night. LeClaire said the American Red Cross had not been called in because he had not received an indication of need.
According to city records, the building was constructed in 1987 and houses 18 condominiums each valued at over $500,000.
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Most competitions award trophies to the winners, but not at the 3rd Annual Betsworth Bull Bash. The trophies for the winning bull riders were belt buckles.
Most competitions award trophies to the winners, but not at the 3rd Annual Betsworth Bull Bash. The trophies for the winning bull riders were belt buckles.
On Saturday at the Platte County Fair Grounds in Tracy, Mo., the Betsworth Bull Bash opened its gates at 6 p.m. Around the outside of the arena, sponsors of the event such as the National Guard and Cavender's Western Outfitters hosted booths of merchandise and refreshments for the crowd to enjoy. An hour later the bash began with children ages 4-7 participating in their own version of bull riding called mutton busting, in reality sheep riding. The winner of the mutton busting was Dylan Pratt, 6, of St. Joseph, Mo..
Calf riding for the older children, ages 8 and older followed immediately after, and at 8 p.m. the bull riding began. This year the bull riders were riding for Mesothelioma and Breast Cancer Awareness. Jesse Tiilman of Olathe took home the winning belt buckle and cash prize for the bull riding that lasted well into the night. Tillman has also won bull riding at other competitions such as an International Professional Rodeo Association Rodeo called the Abdallah Shriners Rodeo that took place in Tonganoxie earlier this summer.
The Betsworth Bull Bash's main events may have been bull riding, however the hosts of the evening created additional fun including a "bull poker" in which 12 men signed up to sit in the middle of the arena and play cards while a bull is set loose in the same arena. The last man in his seat walked away with a cash prize. At the very end of the night, Outlaw Jim and the Whiskey Benders made a special appearance and performed a concert for the audience.


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A 66-year-old Zeeland woman was injured Saturday in a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of U.S. 31 and Felch Street in Holland Township.
Ottawa County Sheriff�s deputies responded just before noon to a call of a two-car crash.
Lucille Ammerall, 66, was pinned in her vehicle and had to be extricated by Holland Township Fire Rescue, according to a news release. She was transported in stable condition by ambulance to Holland Hospital. Police did not describe the extent of her injuries.
Ammerall was traveling eastbound on Felch and was stopped at a red light, then proceeded to cross the intersection even though the light remained red.
Her vehicle was struck by a car traveling southbound on U.S. 31 driven by Spencer Collins, 20, of Holland. Collins had two passengers in his vehicle: his wife, Lauren, and 1-year-old son, Liam. No one in the Collins vehicle was injured. Both drivers and passengers were using proper safety restraints.
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Laconia accident claims life of 14-year-old girlBy TIM BUCKLAND
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April 20. 2013 12:40PM
LACONIA — A 14-year-old girl died Friday from injuries she suffered when a motorist swerved out from behind a stopped car and hit her and another girl while they were crossing Messer Street, police Capt. Matt Canfield said.
Lilyanna Johnson of Laconia died of her injuries after being flown to Dartmouth-Hitchock Medical Center in Lebanon, police said late Friday. The other girl, Alyssa Miner, also 14, of Laconia, was in serious condition at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Friday night, police said.
Canfield said a car had stopped at a crosswalk to allow the girls to cross the street as they were walking home from school about 2:30 p.m. Friday.
He said another car, driven by Amy Lafond, 51, of 10 River St., "suddenly veered" from behind the stopped car and hit one of the girls, then hit a guardrail, ricocheted and hit the second girl. The second girl — police did not specify in releases which girl was hit first — was flung into the air, landed on the car's hood and windshield and was thrown to the pavement. The car hit the guardrail on the other side of the street before coming to a rest, Canfield said.
Police hadn't yet charged Lafond in connection to the accident, a police sergeant said Saturday.
The girls were flown to Dartmouth-Hitchock Medical Center in Lebanon. Johnson died from her injuries about 8:30 p.m. Friday, while Miner was in serious condition Friday night, Canfield said. Hospital officials could not be reached Saturday for an update on Miner's condition.
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D-Backs Not Digging Price on Catchers, Which May or May Not Mean Welington Castillo
At last check, it was reasonable to assume that the Chicago Cubs are working on dealing catcher Welington Castillo, and it was also reported that the Diamondbacks were checking in on Castillo.
So, it's not illogical to read this piece from Nick Piecoro and consider that one of the catchers being discussed by D-backs GM Dave Stewart is Castillo.
"We've not made a whole lot of headway in that area yet," Stewart told Piecoro about acquiring a catcher. "Without really giving up something that's going to cost us a player that we don't want to give away, we don't have a whole lot of motion yet."
Stewart added that teams were asking for the Diamondbacks' top young players because they are trying to take advantage of the perceived catching weakness (but that he is comfortable with the team not having a strong offensive catcher). I'm not sure what other quality catchers are available on the trade market right now besides Castillo and Dioner Navarro (Carlos Ruiz?), and obviously "top" young players can mean different things to different folks.
If Stewart was referencing the Cubs, then I certainly have no quarrel with the front office shooting high in early talks on Castillo given his age, low cost, offensive upside, and how little else is available out there. You wouldn't really expect them to approach things any differently for now. I still like the fit between the Cubs and the Diamondbacks' young outfield group, for what that's worth, and there's still plenty of time.
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U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-NH, warned Sunday that the federal government shutdown is having an adverse impact on business in the Granite State by crippling cash flow and hampering investment.
As the Senate met in a rare Sunday session to tackle the shutdown of some federal installations and services caused by the failure of Congress to authorize a new spending bill, Shaheen addressed her colleagues about the impact of the shutdown on New Hampshire's economy.
"There is no doubt that this is having an enormous impact in New Hampshire, on small businesses, on families and that's affecting economic activity," Shaheen said. The state's senior senator said she recently received a call from the head of a Portsmouth business, GlobaFone, a satellite phone distributor. The company is approved by the General Services Administration to sell to government agencies.
"He is frustrated because his government contracts are not being paid, his cash flow is uncertain and he's not sure of his line of credit," Shaheen said.
She also noted another New Hampshire company, Nanocomp Technologies, Inc. of Merrimack, a small innovation-based companies that relies on receiving payment on its Defense Department contracts to sustain its growth.
Expansion and start-ups are also threatened by the shutdown, Shaheen said, because companies are finding delays in approval of Small Business Administration loans that are not being processed.
"According to the Granite State Development Corp., which is one of the largest SBA lenders in New Hampshire, about 20 loans have been put on hold because of this shutdown," Shaheen said. "We've also heard from some of our community banks which provide for SBA loans that those loans are being held up as well."
Shaheen said the resulting slowdown in economic activity resulting from the shutdown threatens to damage the economic recovery in New Hampshire and said Congressional failure to raise the debt ceiling would have an "even more disastrous" impact.