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Am I the only parent not sending their 3 year old to preschool?
I feel that kids have too much structured time these days. I can teach my child the same things that he will learn in preschool and we do many group activities already. But I am starting to have second thoughts about not sending him to preschool because everyone else we know is sending their child. Will he be behind other kids if we wait a year to send him to preschool?
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I have Internet through phone only so am not sure all the answers here ... Mine. I am a single mother with very little money each month. And mostly my three year old and I are relatively isolated in a small town mountain community. There is a moms group and library reading program but the reality of schedules for everyone doesn't always make it possible. There is one preschool like setting ... And honestly. It is about all the money I have been budgeting woth each month , just to send him a few times a week. So for some ... There isn't an easy choice. I try to keep him stimulated with activities and we relish human interactions. I would love to have him attend a positive learning environment with other peers ... And to have a little quiet time from the 24/7. I am also grateful we have been ableto survive this long on so little. So if you're able to participate or even have choices re preschool ... Consider it at least remind yourself of your blessings of choice Some dontposted 02/28/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
Your decision is a good one! kids learn in any environment. Presenting group activities, structured play, independent learning and a I'd friendly environment is more than enough fr your three year old. A formal preschool is not starting academics they are simply teaching social skills and rule following, things your child can learn from you. Cherish the time you have left before your life and your child's is ruled by the school schedule.posted 02/22/2012 by mattsix33
It is important that your child has some experience AWAY from you (and with other children) before they start Kindergarten. It does not necessarily need to be a preschool program or even full-time but it is a good idea to find something. The social skills and problem solving that they learn when they are playing with other children is very important, and as a Kindergarten Teacher, it is evident to see who has been involved in Child Programs prior to starting school because they tend to be able to transition to the new routine better than those who have no prior experiences being in Child Centred Programs.posted 02/08/2012 by kiddiebqueen
I was told by many people including my son's doctor to take the money I would spend on preschool and put it in his college fund. My son is very advanced and his doctor said to just keep doing what I am doing. We are sticking to playdates and sports till he starts kindergarten. So excited to have one more year bonding with him. A family member informed me her 3 year old daughter just got a pre acceptance letter to preschool. She still needs to take an hour and a half test to make sure she is a good fit for the school. I think that is so sad. Poor girl, I hope for her self esteem's sake she gets in!posted 01/19/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
Preschool was not so much a decision as a necessity for us, as we both work full time, but one striking observation that I had was in what my son was able to learn. It simply wouldn't have occurred to me that he could learn the alphabet song at 18 months, and so I probably wouldn't have tried to teach him (or possibly been able to do it as effectively as his teachers). He is now 2 1/2, and knows all letters/numbers/colors, can count objects, and other such stuff that I can't remember right now ;-) We now go out of our way to teach him more at home, because we know he is capable. I totally respect and admire the decision many moms make to stay at home, but I know that in our case, our son is greatly enriched by attending his preschool. Hope this experience was informative to anybody thinking about this issue.posted 01/03/2012 by mmay3
I appreciate everyone's comments about socialization, but I'd like to address one aspect of socialization that I didn't see addressed: the fact that in no other setting besides public education do children socialize with dozens of other children their age. In fact, when kids leave high school and college, and begin working in the real world, like I did, they have to relearn how to get along with people of different ages and in different stages of their lives. I think the necessary socialization that everyone is talking about is not exclusive to a structured education program, and can be achieved within a home school environment. The "home" aspect of home school doesn't mean that my child doesn't interact with other children her age, or ever learn to socialize with anyone outside of her home. It DOES mean that she learns to socialize on a much broader level with people from different age groups than her own, in naturally-occurring everyday scenarios, like the grocery store or doctor.posted 12/17/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
My 3 year old goes to preschool 2 times a week for 2.5 hours a day. So 5 hours a week total. I think it has helped him to learn to relate to other grown-ups who are not his family and he LOVES going to school like his 7 year old big brother gets to go to big school. We just felt it wasn't a big deal for him to go or not to go to preschool. We though we would let him try it and see how he liked it and he LOVES it : )posted 11/01/2011 by misgib
I send my kids to preschool when they are 3, but just 2 days a week and only 2.5 hours per day and the school is play based so they aren't doing structured academics. Since I'm a SAHM I think it's good for my children to learn to be in a group of peers without me around. Play groups are great, but usually moms are there doing a lot of managing of social interactions, and classes are nice too, but often they don't really allow for kids to interact that much- like a dance class for instance. To me, preschool isn't about teaching ABC's and counting, etc. it's about teaching kids to be in a school environment with a few teachers and a bunch of kids, occasionally having to sit still in a group, learning social skills like taking turns with other kids, and gaining confidence and independence while being away from mom. I can't give my child those things at home, or in a playgroup, that's why they go to preschool.posted 10/17/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I live in a major metropolitan city where unless you are independently wealthy, two people have to work full time. I stayed home with my son for 11 months, then he had a nanny for 4 months, then he did a nanny share with another baby until he was 1 year, 8 months. At that time, we thought that daycare would be beneficial since honestly he seemed a little bored when we picked him up from his friend's house every day. We found a pre-school a block from my office. The first day my husband and I were so nervous. We walked with son into preschool, he went right over to the other children playing, turned around, smiled, and waved goodbye. We of course were crying and went to hug and kiss him - he was thrilled. He is now 4.5 years old and has been going to pre-school full time. He has TONS of friends, he has known the alphabet (out of context - not just rote ABCs) since before he was 2, can count to 100 by himself, and is a very happy, social, articulate little boy.posted 10/17/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
Not at all. I like to spend as much time with my last baby as possible so I teach him myself. Sent my oldest to preschool and I am the one who taught her to write her name, ABC's, read, etc..I was just paying for the social time. With my little guy now we have set days to do letter, numbers and shapes. Starfall is a great program online to use aswell. He just turned 3 and knows his ABC's, can write is first name, knows all his colors,11 shapes, patterns and can count to 20 on his own. We are still working on his letter sounds. Good luck with her 3 year old.posted 10/17/2011 by martinilady
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Alex Aguilar was charged with first degree murder in connection with the shooting death of Maria Tybor, an 18-year-old Chicago woman gunned down January 13, 1991. She was shot in the head and left for dead in a snowy alley behind the 1400 block of West 49th Place.
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Thousands attended a candlelight vigil to remember a 10-year-old girl after police say she was snatched off a neighborhood street less than two blocks from her home and killed by an abductor.
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Springfield Police estimated about 10,000 people gathered Saturday at the intersection of Campbell and Commercial and marched to Jefferson Avenue Footbridge for a moment of silence.
"I'm really proud of our community because we can come together in something like this, to honor a little girl that most of us don't even know and just try to help this family that's been through something so bad," vigil attendee Angel Boeddeker said.
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"I had to do this. I went and bought 29 yards of fabric. I had to do this. I had to do something. I couldn't have sat home with my porch light on and feel helpless. So yeah, this is my closure," she said.
A special motorcycle ride will be held Sunday to raise money for a fund in her name. More than 1,000 people have signed up, so far, to take part.
Memories of Hailey mixed with anger and shock in Springfield last week, as the community tried to make sense of the brutal crime that took her life.
Craig Michael Wood, 45, a longtime employee of Springfield's public school system, is charged with first-degree murder, kidnapping and armed criminal action in the fourth-grader's shooting death.
Hailey's mother, Stacey Barfield, aunt, Sara Wells, and a third relative gathered at the abduction site Thursday morning to retrieve some of the dozens of floral arrangements and stuffed animals left by well-wishers. Barfield broke down sobbing as she knelt beside the memorial.
"She's in heaven. With angel wings," Barfield told KYTV. "At least she's not hurting."
Wells called her niece a bubbly girl who loved to laugh, smile and dance. "She was pure gold," Wells said.
Gary Tew, principal at Westport Elementary School, said Hailey was a "happy-go-lucky kiddo" who made sure new students felt welcome and belonged to an after school club that taught character lessons through a local church. He last saw her on Valentine's Day, recalling Hailey's enthusiastic dancing at a class party.
Even as many grow inured to all-too-frequent reports of child kidnappings, the horrific circumstance of Hailey's abduction resonated far beyond Missouri's third-largest city. A Facebook event that encouraged people to turn on their porch lights as a show of support drew thousands of participants Wednesday night and was extended through the weekend.
Public anger was also palpable Thursday as questions persist about the suspect's background and motive. Wood, a 16-year football coach at a middle school who also worked as a substitute teacher and teacher's aide overseeing suspensions, was allegedly found by police holding duct tape as he left his father's pickup truck parked outside his home Tuesday night.
Court records indicate the girl's body was found stuffed in two trash bags inside plastic storage containers in the basement of Wood's home, which was damp with bleach — presumably used to clean the crime scene.
Greene County prosecuting attorney Dan Patterson, who filed charges against Wood on Wednesday, said he may consider seeking the death penalty. He said Hailey was shot in the back of the head and had ligature marks on her wrists, suggesting she was tied up.
"I'm furious," said Jerry Tiffany, a retired construction worker who stood outside the Greene County courthouse Thursday holding a handmade sign that read, "Child killer. Hang 'em."
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At least three people told police they saw Hailey as she was pulled inside a pickup truck that had driven back and forth several times down the street before the driver stopped to ask the girl for directions. One homeowner gave chase on foot, and another followed the fleeing truck in his own car.
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The Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget says total employment levels were up in every region, and compared to 2012, the jobless rate fell in every market. Compared to a year ago, the jobless rate in the Battle Creek area dropped from 8.1 to 7.3-percent, and the Kalamazoo area saw a drop from 8.3 to 6.7-percent, while Benton Harbor's rate fell from 10.3 to 9.7-percent.
Compared to January, the largest drop in unemployment was in the Detroit-Warren-Livonia area at 1.1-percent. The rate went up a 0.5-percent in Northeast Lower Michigan.


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Bellevue 71, Port Clinton 34
- Written by Yaneek Smith
Behind a fast start that saw them take a 24-9 lead after the first quarter before pushing the advantage to 44-19 at halftime, the Bellevue Redmen controlled the game throughout in their 71-34 victory over Port Clinton in the Division II Sectional Semifinals at Clay High School.
The Redmen (13-10) had three players finish in double figures, led by Jalen Santoro, who had a game-high 28 points. Trent Stamm contributed with 15 and Derek Smith finished with 12.
Nathan Stubblefield had eight points to lead the 'Skins (5-16), Cameron Rodriguez finished with six and Brock Moore chipped in with five.
While Port Clinton does graduate four of its players from this year's squad, the 'Skins will return a number of key contributors, among them Nathan Stubblefield, Brock Moore, Cameron Rodriguez, Dylan Webb, Carter Rumball and Ian Kyle.


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Rob Trifone, Darien High School's football coach, says that despite the vandalism this year and just before the 2010 Turkey Bowl Game with New Canaan High, he doesn't think the rivalry between the two schools involves more misbehavior than between most other rival high schools.
Trifone, who coached at Brien McMahon High School in Norwalk for 26 years before coming to Darien in 2004, said in an interview Wednesday, "The Brien McMahon and Norwalk High rivalry is just as intense if not more."
He said he recalls misbehavior including spray-painted grass and vandalism to goal posts and a press box in that rivalry.
Asked about the extensiveness of the 2010 vandalism at New Canaan High School and the 2008 violence at Terry Connors Rink between Darien and New Canaan spectators, Trifone didn't change his opinion that the Darien-New Canaan situation is no more intense than most other high school rivalries.
In 2008, according to a New York Times article at the time, county sports league officials forbid New Canaan and Darien teams from playing after dark because, they said, there was more mischief, fighting and drinking associated with spectators at those games than elsewhere in the league.
Asked if the situation has changed much since 2008, he said, "I don't think this rivalry has changed or grown or anything."
In any event, Trifone said, his own responsibility is with the 120 members of the Darien High football program. Parents have the responsibility of monitoring their own children, he said. He noted that his own kids are not out on weeknights, and he knows where they are on weekends.
"The Code"
In this football season, he said, he instituted a stricter policy than the one in the Darien High School Student Handbook for any students in the football program who were caught in any substance abuse. The policy, which he calls "the Code," means any student caught with drugs or alcohol (or found to be around others with drugs or alcohol) will be dropped from the program.
Trifone said the policy was instituted as a reaction to the New Canaan High School vandalism of 2010, although it also comes after an incident at a party just before the 2011 Turkey Bowl in which football players were present when teenagers were drinking alcohol. One Darien High School student at the party was severely assaulted by another student, both of whom were in the football program.
But vandalism, fighting and any other misbehavior that isn't abusing alcohol or drugs isn't covered by Trifone's no-tolerance policy, which he calls "the Code."
"[Other] misbehavior, when it takes place, is handled separately," he said.
Trifone says he's still strict about other misbehavior, and when asked what he would do if students are caught vandalizing, for instance, he points out that two years ago he went above and beyond school policy when Darien High football players were caught vandalizing New Canaan High School.
In that case, the players involved were not just suspended for the two weeks called for in the extracurricular activity policy described in the Darien High School student handbook, he said. He also dropped those students from the team for the rest of the football season.
Locker room security
Trifone said the football program he coaches has nothing to do with security for the locker rooms of visiting teams, something over which he has no control. "I was hired to coach football, not watch locker rooms," he said.
There have always been thefts from locker rooms, he added.
Relationship with the New Canaan High School coach
Trifone said he has long been friends with Lou Marinelli, the football coach at New Canaan High School, and has coached with Marinelli at football camps and clinics.
After the Turkey Bowl, Trifone said, "I picked up the phone and we talked about the game. [...] Although it has nothing to do with any of our teams, I apologized for the idiotic behavior [of the vandals]. He said, 'Don't worry about it, it has nothing to do with our teams,' and I would've said the same" if the shoe had been on the other foot.
As Darien Police continue the second criminal investigation in two years into an incident related to the Darien-New Canaan football rivalry surrounding the Thanksgiving Turkey Bowl game, Darien school officials point out that at least it doesn't involve current students.
On Thanksgiving Day, someone or some people went into the locker room at Darien High School that the New Canaan High School team was using and took one players' bag and urinated on another. Two years ago, in 2010, some members of the Darien High School football team extensively vandalized New Canaan High School just before the Turkey Bowl.
Mike Sullivan, athletics director for Darien High School was asked: Does Darien High School have a problem handling its rivalry with New Canaan High School?
"This didn't involve Darien High School students," Sullivan said. "I was very proud of the way all Darien sports teams handled themselves this year. Our students have been very well-behaved this past year."
Darien-New Canaan Violence
That wasn't always the case in recent years. Four years ago, Darien students at a hockey game with New Canaan got into fights at the Terry Connors Rink in Stamford. Seven boys were arrested.
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Although no team members from either side were involved, the New York Times reported, "the Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference decided afterward that postseason games between the two schools, no matter what the sport, will no longer be played at night."
The 2008 article continued," John Kuczo, the executive secretary of the athletic conference, said that there had also been fights between the two schools at other athletics events." Drinking seemed to be involved, and more of it with Darien and New Canaan students than with other schools, he said.
A New Matter for the Police
A recording from a surveillance video on the day of the latest incident and other unspecified information have been turned over to Darien police who are conducting an investigation, Sullivan said.
Stamford Advocate sports writer Dave Ruden has tweeted that the video shows five people suspected in the incident, none of whom are Darien High School students. At least not now. According to Ruden, Darien High alumni are on the tape.
Sullivan refused to confirm or deny anything about the tape other than that it exists and doesn't raise suspicions about any current students.
Even if Darien High School alumni were involved in the latest Turkey Bowl-related incident, Sullivan said, "these were not Darien High School students, so I don't think it's fair to lump them in. [...] Our students have been very well behaved this past year, so I don't think it's fair to draw that parallel."
Guests and Host
Each incident did, however, involve the Darien High School football program, on whose turf the latest incident took place and in which the football players arrested on vandalism charges in 2010 were members.
When a backpack was taken from the locker room the New Canaan High School football team was using and a team equipment bag was vandalized with urine, it occurred when the team was a guest in a Darien High School locker room, specifically a guest of the Darien High School football program.
Both Sullivan and Darien Schools Superintendent Stephen Falcone said that as a result of the latest incident Darien school officials will review how well Darien protects the property of visiting sports teams in the high school locker rooms and try to make sure the visitors' property is secure in the future.
DHS Football Coach Rob Trifone didn't return phone messages left for him by Darien Patch on Monday and Tuesday.
Sullivan said he would remind Trifone that Darien Patch would like an interview with him.
Neither Sullivan nor Falcone could say exactly why Trifone had each student in the football program and each student's parents sign an agreement Trifone calls a "Code" relating to student conduct, or exactly what was involved in the Code.
Trifone told the Darien Times that he instituted the Code as a reaction to the 2010 New Canaan High School vandalism incident. The Times quoted Trifone saying, "I 'upgraded' the Board of Ed commitment policy which involves a two-week suspension for any violation to a NO tolerance commitment for the football team."
It remains unclear what "violation" refers to or what "NO tolerance" consists of.
In another Darien Times article, Trifone is quoted as saying, "The football Code that the parents and athletes signed simply says that if they break commitment they will be excused from the team for the entire season." The definition of "breaking commitment," according to the article, is "any misbehavior."
Sympathy with New Canaan
Sullivan said he has been in touch with athletic officials at New Canaan High School about the incident and expressed his sympathy in emails, although, when specifically asked, he said he wouldn't characterize any of them as a "letter of apology," a description Ruden used in a tweet.
"I have talked with [New Canaan High School Football Coach] Lou Marinelli and apologized for the actions of very immature community members who may be involved," Trifone told The Darien Times.
Falcone, a resident of New Canaan, said he too has discussed the incident with New Canaan school officials.
"We have a good, open, working relationship, and as much as we were disappointed with it [the latest incident], they were disappointed with it," Falcone said. "I can say the coaches and the players in New Canaan all responded in a very mature fashion. There was no retaliation of any sort."
Is it Worse Between New Canaan and Darien?
Falcone said he thinks a surveillance camera has been in place near the Darien High School locker rooms since the building was first opened in 2005. Falcone said he isn't sure whether or not the suspects on the video recording were Darien High School alumni.
Falcone said he also isn't sure whether or not the Darien-New Canaan sports rivalry is nowadays accompanied by more misbehavior than at other schools.
"I know that there are times when I get word that there's inappropriate behavior," he said, "but I haven't followed it enough to know" whether it's worse than elsewhere.


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Reconstruction of Irving Street & Scott Street.
September 24, 2014
As part of the Irving Street/Scott Street Reconstruction Project, the City's contractor, D'Allessandro Corporation, is scheduled to resume roadway reconstruction in the project area during the week of September 29. During the next 2-3 weeks, crews need to make adjustments to the current roadway conditions in preparation for the final roadway paving operation. The final roadway paving is scheduled for the end of October 2014. Another notice will circulate to area residents when a paving date has been solidified.
September 22, 2014
Next week, the City's contractor is expected to mobilize to the area to perform activities related to the roadway reconstruction phase of the project. Final paving is expected to be completed at the end of October 2014.
June 23, 2014
The City of Cambridge has awarded D'Allessandro Corporation the contract to complete the roadway paving associated with the Scott & Irving Project. The schedule will be published on the website when it becomes available.
May 19, 2014
The contractor has completed planting operations in the project area. A schedule for the final roadway paving has yet to be determined.
May 12, 2014
Crews are currently performing planting operations in the project area. Final roadway paving will take place in later spring/early summer.
May 5, 2014
This week, crews continue to perform planting operations in the project area.
April 28, 2014
Crews have completed the raised intersection. Plantings in the area will begin this Wednesday, April 30 and will continue into the earlier half of next week. Final paving will take place in later Spring/early Summer.
April 23, 2014
Crews are expected to complete the raised intersection this week. Plantings in the project area will begin next week, weather permitting.
April 15, 2014
Crews continue to construct the raised intersection. Please view the April 8, 2014 update for detailed information regarding detours.
April 8, 2014
As part of the Irving Street/Scott Street Reconstruction Project, the City's contractor, Deroma F. & Sons, are scheduled to begin the construction of the raised intersection at Farrar Street/Irving Street/Scott Street. To ensure that the raised intersection is built quickly and efficiently, the construction will be broken up into two (2) phases. Please click here to view the detour maps for each phase.
Phase 1
• Irving Street will be closed (24 hours) on the north side of the raised intersection.
• Residents of Irving Street who live between Bryant Street and Scott Street will need to exit the area via Bryant Street.
• One (1) lane of alternating traffic will be implemented for motorists traveling east on Irving Street (towards Beacon Street) and West on Scott Street (towards Kirkland Street).
• Phase 1 is expected to take up to one week to complete, weather permitting.
Phase 2
• Farrar Street will be closed (24 hours) from the south side of the raised intersection.
• Residents of Farrar Street who live between Irving Street and Holden Street will need to exit the area via Holden Street.
• One (1) lane of alternating traffic will be implemented for motorists traveling east on Irving Street (towards Beacon Street) and West on Scott Street (towards Kirkland Street).
• Phase 2 is expected to take up to one week to complete, weather permitting.
April 3, 2014
Earlier this week, the City's contractor, F. DeRoma & Sons, mobilized to the Irving Street/Scott Street area to resume work. Please see below to view the upcoming schedule.
Upcoming Schedule
• Beginning April 3, 2014, crews will make their way to Kirkland Street to reconstruct four (4) wheelchair ramps. This work is expected to take one week to complete and may impact traffic, but thru traffic will remain at all times. Please note that during this time, the contractor will begin to mobilize equipment and material to the area in preparation for the raised intersection.
• Once crews have completed the wheelchair ramps on Kirkland Street, they will begin to construct the raised intersection where Farrar Street, Irving Street and Scott Street meet. The raised crosswalk will take up to 2-3 weeks to complete and due to the size of the intersection, traffic will be impacted. City staff are currently working with the contractor to establish detour routes for each phase of the raised intersection. Area residents will be notified with a separate notice at least 48 hours in advance of construction at the intersection.
• Plantings and work in the greenspace will begin in late April. The final paving of the roadways is scheduled to take place this summer. More details will follow in the coming months.
March 31, 2014
Later this week, crews will be mobilizing to Kirkland Street to resume work on the wheel chair ramps at the Irving Street intersection.
March 26, 2014
This week, NSTAR Electric crews are scheduled to remove the double utility pole at the intersection on Irving Street. The City's contractor is expected to resume work within the coming weeks.
December 4, 2013
The contractor is currently preparing the project area for the winter season. The remainder of the large scale surface work will resume in the spring. The next update will provided in the spring when crews mobilize to the area.
November 18, 2013
This week, crews will be performing brick sidewalk work on Irving Street.
November 5, 2013
Please take a look at the latest project update for the Irving St./Scott St. Project. Hard copy notices will be distributed to residents on Thursday, November 7. Click here to view.
November 4, 2013
This week, crews will be performing sidewalk work on Irving Street. Once the sidewalk work on Irving Street has been completed, all sidewalk work for the project will have been completed.
October 28, 2013
Crews are currently performing sidewalk work on Bryant Street at Scott Street. That crews is expected to remain there for the week.
October 22, 2013
This week crews will be performing sidewalk work on Bryant Street and Kirkland Street.
October 8, 2013
This week, crews will be performing sidewalk work on the north side of Scott Street and the south side of Irving Street. In connection with the city's roadway and sidewalk reconstruction project on Irving St., the City's contractor, DeRoma Construction, will be closing Irving St. between Kirkland St. and Farrar St. during working hours (7am-3pm, Tuesday thru Friday) for the remainder of the week. This closure is needed so that crews can perform sidewalk work near the Kirkland St. intersection. A soft closure will be in effect on Tuesday, October 8, which allows emergency vehicles access to the roadway. Beginning tomorrow, Wednesday, October 9, motorists and emergency vehicles will not be able to access Irving St. (between Kirkland St. and Farrar St.) via Kirkland St.. Motorists will be detoured to Holden St. for access to Farrar St., Scott St., and Irving St.. Police details will be onsite to assist with traffic management.
September 30, 2013
Crews are currently performing sidewalk work on the north side of Scott Street between Bryant Street and Irving Street.
September 23, 2013
Crews are currently finishing up the sidewalks on the south side of Scott Street from Holden Street to Farrar Street. Another crew is onsite beginning the sidewalk reconstruction on north side sidewalks between Bryant Street and Irving Street.
September 16, 2013
This week, crews will be resetting the curb on the south side of Irving Street between Farrar Street and Kirkland Street. Another crew will be onsite this week to pour the concrete sidewalks on the south side of Scott Street between Holden Street and Farrar Street.
September 9, 2013
Crews are currently re-setting the curbs on Scott Street between Holden St. and Farrar St. Another crews is onsite installing and completing an additional catch basin at the corner of Scott St. and Irving St.
September 4, 2013
To view the latest construction schedule for this project, please click here.
August 26, 2013
Crews are currently installing catch basins on Irving Street, Scott Street and Kirkland Street at Irving Street.
August 22, 2013
Crews will be in the area this coming Saturday, August 24, to complete the tree removal operation by removing the tree stumps. This work is expected to be completed in one day and the work is scheduled to begin at 12pm.
August 19, 2013
This week, crews will be installing drainage structures on Scott Street, Irving Street, and on Kirkland Street at the intersection of Irving Street. This work is expected to be completed within two weeks.
August 12, 2013
There is no work scheduled for Irving Street and Scott Street for the week of August 12.
August 5, 2013
Crews will continue to perform sidewalk work this week.
July 29, 2013
This week, crews will be placing binder course material on Irving Street and Scott Street.
July 25, 2013
In preparation for the final roadway paving in late August, the City's contractor, Tasco Construction Company, has already pulverized the roadway on Scott Street and will now be putting on a binder course material on the roadway tomorrow Friday, July 26. The operation is expected to be completed in one day. Due to unforeseen circumstances, crews had to cancel the roadway operation that was scheduled for today. We apologize for any inconvenience.
July 22, 2013
On Thursday, July 25, crews will begin to put down binder course material on the roadway. This is being done in preparation for final paving. Scott Street and Irving Street will be closed to through traffic, but abutters will maintain access.
July 15, 2013
This week, crews will be adjusting drainage structures in the area. On Thursday (weather permitting), July 18, crews will be grinding the road.
July 11, 2013
The City has awarded a contract for the reconstruction of Irving Street and Scott Street to the Tasco Construction Company. The contractor will begin to mobilize for construction during the week of July 15, 2013. Major construction activity will continue for approximately 2 months.
The reconstruction of sidewalks and roadway is expected to be completed in September 2013. Beginning in June 2013, NSTAR Gas updated services on Irving Street and Scott Street. During the week of July 8, NSTAR Gas completed this work. The City's contractor, Tasco Construction Company, will begin to adjust drainage structures, which will be followed by the reconstruction of the sidewalks and roadway.
What to Expect During Construction
• General work hours will be 7AM to 4 PM, Monday-Friday.
• "No Parking" signs will be posted at least 24 hours in advance of construction; please be sure to check posted signs for exact dates and times.
• When work occurs directly in front of driveways or entryways, the contractor will coordinate access directly with residents.
Traffic Calming Improvements (see attached plan for details):
Sidewalk Reconstruction and Roadway Paving:
If you have any questions about the construction work or need assistance, including if you have any special needs or disabilities that requires a special accommodation, please contact Chris Neil at (617) 349-4825 or email@example.com. Gary Agnello, the City's Construction Project Manager, will also be available throughout the project to assist the community. Gary will often be out on site, and can also be reached at 617.293.9386. In case of emergency, please call the Cambridge Public Works Department at 617-349-4800.
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Allergies Health Center
Common Food Allergy Triggers and Where They Hide
Milk Allergies
A milk allergy is a reaction to milk proteins like casein. Some people cannot drink cow's milk but are fine with sheep or goat milk. Others can't have any type of milk. Common symptoms are severe stomach pain, diarrhea, skin hives, or difficulty breathing.
Remember, lactose intolerance is not a milk allergy, but the inability to digest the sugar in milk (lactose). People who are lactose intolerant may suffer gastrointestinal symptoms such as bloating and gas, but won't have the allergy symptoms above.
If you are allergic to cow's milk, read labels carefully. Greek-style yogurt is made with cow's milk, but Greek yogurt is made with goat's milk. Various forms of milk are found in products like cake mixes, instant mashed potatoes, and baked goods including pies. Milk products are also found in Indian dishes -- where ghee (a form of butter) is very common.
It gets confusing: Non-dairy coffee creamers and coffee whiteners contain skim milk. Margarines claiming to be 100% corn oil may contain skim milk powder.
Foods to avoid:
- Skim milk, whole milk, malted milk, nonfat milk, powdered milk, half & half
- Condensed, dry, or evaporated milk
- Coffee creamers and coffee whiteners
- Milk or yogurt from cows, goats, or other animals
- Sour cream, imitation sour cream
- Cheese, cream cheese, cottage cheese, curds, whey
- Custard, pudding, yogurt
- Chocolate, cookies, biscuits, bread, breakfast cereal
- Batter-fried foods, gravies, instant mashed potatoes
- Soy cheese, vegetarian cheese
- Soup mixes, packaged soups, canned soups
Read ingredient labels carefully for:
- Milk, pasteurized milk, milk powder, milk protein, milk solids, milk wholes
- Casein, caseinates, rennet casein
- Albumin, lactalbumin, lactic acid, lactose
- Whey, whey powder, whey protein, whey syrup
- Rennet, nougat
- Artificial butter flavor; butter, butter fat, butter oil; buttermilk; ghee
Egg Allergies
In most cases, egg allergies are mild but are caused by even tiny amounts of egg. Sometimes, it's the egg white (albumen) that's the problem; for other people, it's the egg yolk. In rare cases, an egg allergy can trigger anaphylaxis.
While some products clearly list eggs or egg proteins as ingredients, others are less clear. If only tiny amounts of egg are in the product, you won't always see it on the label.
Noodles may contain egg, but not list it as an ingredient. Processed meats, like sausages, often have egg hidden in the mix. Bagels, pretzels, and other baked goods get their shiny appearance from egg white -- but it's not mentioned on the package label.
Avoid these foods containing eggs:
- Omelettes
- Eggnog
- Mayonnaise, tartar sauce
- Meringue or meringue powder; marshmallows
- Pasta, spaghetti, macaroni, egg noodles
- Surimi (imitation seafood)
- Baking mixes and baked goods
- Breakfast cereals, pancakes, waffles, muffins
- Cake flours, cakes, cookies
- Ice cream, sherbets
- Soups, souffles
- Bologna, meat loaf, meatballs, sausages
These words indicate egg (or egg components) in a product:
- Albumen
- Lysozyme
- Lecithin
- Binder
- Coagulant
- Egg white
- Egg yolk
- Emulsifier
- Globulin
- Powdered egg
- Vitellin
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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - Wisconsin political leaders are scratching their heads over a recent Marquette Law School poll showing that half the state's voters support a full legalization of marijuana.
Gary Storck of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws recently touted the statewide poll, which asked registered voters in late October about an array of political subjects.
Just under 50 percent said they supported pot legalization. 45 percent said no, and 5 percent were not sure.
Wisconsin Democrats have been trying for years to approve marijuana for medicinal purposes, but there's been no real public talk about seeking full legalization.
Assembly Democrat Chris Taylor of Madison is one of the main sponsors of the current medical marijuana bill. She tells the Capital Times she's uncertain about full legalization -- and she believes there are both pros and cons.
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Mary Burke said she doesn't believe Wisconsinites support a full legalization of marijuana -- but she could support the limited medicinal use.
If anything, majority Republicans favor more restrictions. No Republican is co-sponsoring the medicinal marijuana bill.
Earlier this year, the Senate passed a bill to let local governments prosecute those caught with small amounts of pot, even when county DA's drop charges.


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"Cure" is a word rarely heard in Cancer World. Generally speaking, the closest that our doctors ever say is something along the "You're doing fine" or "Everything looks good" or "NED" (which means "no evidence of disease"). For most kinds of cancer, and certainly for breast cancer, the five year mark is meaningless. For leukemia, if you are healthy for five years, you almost surely are cured. For solid tumors, including breast cancer, nope. Each year that you stay well, the odds increase that you will continue to stay well, but the possibility never goes away that the cancer might return.
Discovering that we are never going to hear "You're cured" can be most distressing. Over time, we adjust our expectations and learn to live pretty happily with NED. This is an article from the Journal of Oncology Practice about that word. I give you the abstract and a link to read more:
Use of the Word "Cure" in Oncology
By Kenneth Miller, MD, Joseph H. Abraham, ScD, MS, Lori Rhodes, and Rachel Roberts
Sinai Hospital of Baltimore, Baltimore, MD; and Gallaudet University, Washington, DC
Purpose: Useof the word "cure" in cancer care reflects a balance of
physician and patient optimism, realism, medico-legal concerns, and
even superstition. This study surveyed a group of oncology specialists
regarding the frequency and determinants of using the word cure.
Methods: Oncology clinicians at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
(n!180) were invited to complete a survey regarding the word cure in
cancer care. Participants completed a 19-question survey regarding
how commonly their patients are cured, how often they use the word
cure in their practice, and details about its use. Three case scenarios
were presented to elicit participants' views.
Results: Of the 117 participants (65%) who provided responses,
81% were hesitant to tell a patient that they are
cured, and 63% would never tell a patient that they are cured.
Only 7% felt that greater than 75% of their patients are, or will
be, cured. The participating clinicians reported that only 34%
of patients ask if they are cured. For 20-year survivors of
testicular cancer, large-cell lymphoma, and estrogen receptor–
positive breast cancer, 84%, 76%, and 48% of clinicians,
respectively, believed that the patients were cured, and 35%,
43%, and 56% recommended annual oncology follow-up of
the patients. Twenty-three percent of oncology clinicians believed
that patients should never be discharged from the cancer
Conclusion: Oncology clinicians report that patients are hesitant
to ask whether they are cured, and the clinicians are hesitant
to tell patients they are cured. Annual oncology follow-up was
frequently endorsed, even after 20 years in remission.


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Jet Aviation of Basel, Switzerland, and Aero-Dienst in Nuremberg, Germany, are now members of Bombardier's network of authorized service facilities.
Operators of the Hawker 800 series now have a new option for maintenance in the UK: Hawker Beechcraft has named TAG Farnborough an authorized service center.
Support for officially designating May 24 national AMT Day continues to grow across the U.S. and is already being celebrated by many in the industry.
The cyclical nature of the airline business showed its inevitability again at this year's Regional Airline Association convention, held May 21 to 24 in Memphis, Tenn. More than 1,500 visitors passed through the turnstiles at the Memphis Convention Center–a record number for an RAA convention.
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Definition of sialagogue in English:
sialagogueSyllabification: si·al·a·gogue
Pronunciation: /sīˈaləˌɡäɡ /
A drug that promotes the secretion of saliva.
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- Treatment is simple and includes resting the voice, along with warm sialogogues for symptom relief.
- By its sialagogue and stimulant effects upon the gastric membranes it promotes digestion.
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(WHAS11) -- It's a growing trend in Kentuckiana, urban chickens.
Chickens and roosters being raised within city limits and it's perfectly legal. Forget green acres --- you don't even need half an acre to have farm living in the city.
To Megan Snider and Nico Griepel off Goldsmith Lane their exotic Silkie chickens are more like pets than poultry.
Loved and legal according to the city's Theresa Zawacki. Zawacki says on less than half an acre, you can have five chickens and a crowing bird, a rooster.
Megan and Nico have six birds altogether -- the required fence, a coop -- and those delicious fresh eggs.
It's becoming a way of life for them, part of the green movement.
They get fresh eggs and offer a good life to the chickens.
In the East End -- David Meiners was looking for adventure -- so he hatched a plot. He told his wife he wanted chickens, she thought he was a little crazy, but has since fallen in love with the fowl.
It's a family affair -- the Meiners children feeding the chickens, even decorating the chicken house.
With their five acres - -they can have an unlimited number of chickens as long as they stay on the property.
Its been a bonding experience with neighbors while they come over for eggs and the chickens.
Less than a mile away these students from Wilder Elementary offer up cheerios to chickens like Thelma and Louise.
Russell Stevens pleased to see the trend catching on as a more natural way of living with fewer chemicals.
His neighborhood embracing the girls -- yep, all hens -- no rooster, says he doesn't want to upset his neighbors.
But in one south Louisville neighborhood, not everyone is happy about the law, it's ruffling some feathers –because of a rooster over that fence.
Ron Moore cues up the sounds he's been living with – a cockle-doodle-doo every morning at 6 a.m.
He was okay with the chickens and the clucking, but not the cockle-doodle-doo.
Moore is retired and values his sleep -- but the real rude awakening?
His neighbor is within his rights to have a rooster. He asks what legislator thought it was a good idea to have a rooster in a subdivision.
Theresa Zawacki says they're allowed to protect the flock - -but it's causing some friction – they get about 12 complaints a month, usually resolved with a letter.
For Ron Moore though--it took more--his neighbor threatened with a fine, he had to get him with the noise ordinance.
On the day we were there, there was an assurance from the neighbor there would be peace and quiet, the rooster is gone.
For Megan and Nico there's concern that one of their baby Silkies may be a rooster - -it's not always easy to tell at first.
And if he is? She says they'll find him another loving home – they don't want to be those annoying neighbors.
The city says the ordinance is working well for the most part -- but as the urban chicken craze continues…
Count on a few more squawks if a rooster comes crowing in a neighborhood near you.


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Mount Brevitor is a resort community in the north of one of the most beautiful Caribbean islands – Barbados. It has stunning views of the aquamarine sea from its inland position, about 3km (2 miles) northeast of Speightstown, the nearest proper local community with a luxury marina at Port St Charles. Do not be deceived by the name Mount Brevitor; Barbados is a mostly flat coral island with some gentle hills, deep gullies and excellent fine sandy beaches. Its unique geological structures including underground lakes and caves make Barbados quite unique from other Caribbean Islands.
Barbados is a duty free island for visitors, if you show your passport and departure ticket. If you can't find what you need in the main shops, the wayside stalls sell just about everything. Fine jewellery, china and spirits are the best buy.Beaches
The nearest beach to your Mount Brevitor holiday rental is at Heywoods Beach, about 2 km away. Some of the best beaches on Barbados are at Needham's Point. The fine soft sand is perfect for sunbathing, walking along the water's edge, swimming, snorkeling, surfing, jet skiing and generally relaxing in the sunshine. Many beaches have beachfront restaurants and bars for enjoying snacks and drinks in the shade.Golf
Golfers will enjoy the beautiful climate and stunning scenery from one of the golf clubs on Barbados. The Royal Westmoreland and Sandy Lane Golf Clubs are both just a couple of miles from your Mount Brevitor holiday home.
This was once the first major port and commercial centre on Barbados, but it fell into disrepair. It has now been developed into the lovely luxury marina of Port St Charles which is a pleasant place to stroll. There are several restaurants with harbour views, an art gallery and some fine examples of original Barbados architecture.Bridgetown
The capital city of this small Caribbean island is Bridgetown, about 20km south from Mount Brevitor holiday villas. It is a great place to walk around with its parliamentary buildings and small upmarket shops.Oistins
Oistins fish fry is one of the most popular things to do on the south coast of Barbados and is a pleasant 29km drive from your villa in Mount Brevitor. Oistins has a rich history as it is where the Articles of Agreement were drawn up to from Barbados' independent parliament. The town also has some great shops and local houses in typical Caribbean pastel colors.
The breeze from the trade winds gives Barbados a mild and pleasant tropical climate all year round. Temperatures range from 84-87°F (29-30°C) during the day with slightly more rain from July to November.
The nearest airport to your Mount Brevitor holiday villa is the Grantley Adams (BGI) Airport in Bridgetown and it has international flights every day. It is a pleasant 45 minute drive away by taxi or hire car.
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