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Joseph Patrick Franzone, Jr. faces charges for stealing gifts from 2nd wedding
A Montgomery County man accused of stealing gifts from a wedding last week is now facing additional charges in connection with the theft of stealing gifts from a second wedding.
Joseph Patrick Franzone, Jr. turned himself into authorities Friday to face charges of stealing $3,000-$5,000 in gifts from a wedding July 7 at the William Penn Inn in Lower Gwynedd Twp.
Franzone, 35, of 324 Cherry Alley in Bridgeport, was arrested Wednesday for allegedly stealing a wedding cake card box from a wedding reception at RiverCrest Golf Club June 22 in Upper Providence Twp.
During that reception, witnesses saw a white man wearing shorts and T-shirt loitering around the reception area. Around 8:50 p.m., a witness saw the man walk to where the cake box was displayed, pick it up and fled into the parking lot.
The value of the stolen gifts is approximately $9,000.
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Two University System of Maryland institutions are teaming up on an education and research initiative that will focus on nanobiotechnology and molecular bioprocessing.
Faculty at the University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute and the University of Maryland at College Park will work together on research projects that may help accelerate the commercial development of inventions and other intellectual property resulting from the collaboration.
Specifically, UMBI's Center of Biosystems Research in College Park and Center for Advanced Research in Biotechnology in Rockville are partnering with the University of Maryland at College Park's A. James Clark School of Engineering.
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Celebrate your community with family and friends at the Autumn Harvest Festival. This lively event is fun filled day of culinary delights and activities. Tivoli Village chefs will compete in a chili cook-off. Free tastings and chili cook off voting will be available starting at 10am for the first 500 people. Activities for the whole family include face painting, kid's arts and crafts, food eating contests, a petting zoo, beer truck from Chicago Brewery and live entertainment. The event is free and open to the community.
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Papanui is a part of Christchurch that has seen businesses move in, not out, after the earthquakes. Now those firms are uniting to create a new village identity.
In March 2012, following an influx of businesses fleeing the central city, the Papanui Village Business Association was formed with the idea of capitalising on the new growth and commercial activity in the area.
But while Papanui has a large retail and commercial centre it has "a distinct lack of a central community or village feel", according to a recent Christchurch City Council Community Profile report.
That was due to distinct and varied groups of people scattered throughout the zone and a retail or commercial centre without a strong focal or gathering point.
Many buildings had been demolished and some sections were empty and unattractive, the report found.
Brian Burke, Papanui Business Association chairman and partner at Harmans Lawyers, said the association was working to make the area more attractive, and more pedestrian-friendly.
Due to the influx of businesses there was an opportunity for businesses to pull together and create a strong village identity.
Papanui was looking "a bit shabby" after the earthquakes and the association wanted to spruce it up, using cast-iron planter boxes, welcome banners and park benches.
The association aimed to have those in place by year-end, but the measures required council permission and a surprisingly large amount of money. Planter boxes alone could cost $40,000.
The association was looking at fundraising options. It wants to work with the council to improve pedestrian access across Papanui Rd to attract more shoppers, but "it has been hard to pin them down".
Long-term, the association hopes to install a feature clock in the memorial park on the corner of Papanui Rd and Horner St to create a focal point for the community and to mark the gateway to the precinct.
It plans to work with Papanui RSA, Papanui Rotary and the Shirley/Papanui Community Board on some of the projects.
There were about 100 businesses in the precinct around the intersection of Papanui, Harewood and Main North roads, including more than 15 businesses which had moved there since the earthquakes.
Westenra Jewellers owner Gerald Westenra moved to Papanui Rd shortly after he lost his City Mall premises in the February 2011 quake.
His store was busier now than before February 2011, with more foot traffic than he had expected.
"I nabbed this spot a couple of weeks after the earthquake. There were four empty shops in my block. They're all full now."
In the past, Papanui had been a little bit "neglected".
"But the quake changed that and vacant spaces got repopulated," Westenra said.
But he wanted to see better pedestrian access across Papanui Rd to allow customers to go from one business to another.
"People are constantly crossing the road. I'm waiting for the day someone gets skittled."
It was like having "a big fence across the middle of the road" separating two strips of businesses.
Before the quakes Papanui may have been a bit "dysfunctional" because of the lack of businesses in the area.
"That community feeling has improved. We have almost a full house now," Westenra said.
"People always complain with parking but it is much easier than in the central city. It is easier to drop in."
Petticoat Lane Costume Hire owner Gabrielle Heath said since the earthquakes a lot of new businesses had come into the area, including start-ups and others which had moved from the central city, compared to before earthquakes.
"But with the quakes all the leases have filled up and there is a whole new energy again."
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- Hummus
- 800g canned chickpeas, drained and skins removed
- 4 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 60ml tahini paste
- 60ml olive oil
- salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 60ml butter
- 1 tsp paprika
- Bread
- 125ml water
- 2 tsp salt
- 45ml olive oil
- 45ml honey
- 280g flour
- 1 tbsp fine cumin seeds
- 60ml sunflower oil
1. To make the hummus, blend together chickpeas, garlic, tahini and olive oil in a food processor with a few ice cubes until smooth. Season and spoon into a serving dish.
2. To make the bread, mix together water, salt, olive oil and honey. Add enough flour to make a stiff dough. Knead for 8-10 minutes or until you have a smooth, elastic dough. Leave to rest for 20 minutes.
3. Divide dough into ten evenly sized portions. Dust a work surface with flour and roll dough out until paper-thin. Sprinkle a little cumin over each piece and roll one last time. The shape of the bread doesn't matter.
4. Heat a little oil in a frying pan. Fry each piece of dough for 5-8 minutes per side or until golden brown.
5. When ready to serve, place butter and paprika in a pan and bring to a boil. Simmer for 3 minutes or until butter gets a nutty brown colour. Pour paprika butter over hummus and serve with bread.
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Neal said he's been impressed by tight end Alge Crumpler, who is in his first season with the Patriots after nine years in the league. "He's a great addition to this football team," Neal said. "We have a couple of young tight ends. ... He's giving them great words of insiration and really getting them on track. I think he's going to be a great leader on this team, helping the young tight ends come along."
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The league said the "reinstatement is contingent on Roethlisberger continuing to adhere to the program established by our advisors and avoiding any further violations of the personal conduct policy."
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The University of Minnesota says the body of a young man found near the Mississippi River in Minneapolis was that of a freshman.
Minneapolis Police said in a news release that officers responded to a 911 call on Sunday morning about an unresponsive person on the riverbank just east of the Stone Arch Bridge. Police said foul play wasn't suspected and that the death was being investigated.
The school released a statement identifying the man as Jacob Anderson of Wayzata. It also said he was a freshman studying in the College of Liberal Arts.
Vice Provost for Student Affairs and Dean of Students Danita Brown Young said the school will reach out to the family to offer "support and resources."
Authorities have not released a cause of death.
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The vote scheduled for Wednesday in the U.S. House of Representatives to repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act would have "devastating" consequences for Medicare beneficiaries, if it were to pass, U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said Tuesday.
During a routine press briefing to tout the latest statistics on how seniors have benefited from the law, Sebelius took an unusual detour to criticize the effort to undo the legislation.
So far, health plan premiums have been reduced and seniors whose healthcare spending falls into the donut hole are now getting 50% discounts on drugs, she said. And 16.1 million people have received at least one preventive service at no cost during the first six months of the year.
"And yet despite this progress, the House of Representatives is preparing to hold another vote—their 31st vote—on repealing the Affordable Care Act. For millions of seniors and people with disabilities who have seen the impact of these benefits in their own lives, the consequences of repeal would be devastating. To assure our country's seniors continue to get this security and protection they deserve, we need to keep moving forward," she said.
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mike hensgen (7/12/2012 at 5:57 AM)
"Devastating" mainly to Sibelius's own job security...wholeheartedly agree with Adrian's below comments re the biased nature of this piece
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only for her job prospects...
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This article is totally missing any perspective from the other end. Many of the benefits that Ms. Sebelius touts as having been received by seniors actually go away in future years. These services are being funded by a one time appropriation by Executive Order. Why such a one sided report?
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Jerilderie Lions Club has raised an amazing $30,000 for the Albury Wodonga Carer Accommodation Centre in just 12 months.HANNAH NICHOLS December 6, 2012 4:20am
Jerilderie community members gathered to hand over $45,000 for the Albury Wodonga Carer Accommodation Centre.
Jerilderie Lions Club president Paul Ryan officially handed over $30,000 on behalf of the Jerilderie community to Keith Martin, the centre's fundraising coordinator, on Thursday.
Following this presentation, Terri Leeds, on behalf of the Jerilderie Open Gardens, made a presentation to Mr Martin for another $15,000 raised through the open garden weekends in October. This brought the combined total to an outstanding $45,000.
Mr Martin expressed his thanks to the tremendous efforts of Jerilderie and Finley community members.
''Finley and Jerilderie are the stars, they've probably raised $100,000 between the two areas.
''It's not only the fact they contributed funds towards the centre, but in doing so they're also an example for others.
''Their efforts, commitment and inspiration have had a tremendous follow-on effect.''
The Albury Wodonga Carer Accommodation Centre aims to lessen the stress and burden associated with having to seek daily, weekly or monthly medical treatment.
It provides accommodation to patients, their carers and their families who need to travel for the services.
''We expect the build to be finished within three weeks. We then need to have the final fit-out,'' said Mr Martin, who expects the centre to be open for business early next year.
''The official opening is likely to be in February when the federal minister is available. There will be a number of soft openings to show the supporters and donors what we've done.''
Mr Martin said the top level of the Albury Wodonga Carer Accommodation Centre would be named the 'Jerilderie Room' and would have picturesque views overlooking the tree tops.
Also, in the main entrance to the facility, there will be a fabulous garden dedicated to Jerilderie Country Gardens. The fundraising effort has been a 12-month campaign from Jerilderie Lions Club.
Lions president Paul Ryan thanked the Tidy Towns Committee, Apex Club, Tennis Club, Makatak members, Jerilderie thirds and their supporters and Lifeballers for their contributions, as well as all those who donated privately.
''It was a wonderful community effort,'' Mr Ryan said.
''Lions started talking about raising the funds in November last year. Since then, it's been a very good response to the cause.''
The centre's fundraising committee, which was set the task of raising $2.5 million, needs another $300,000 to finish the project.''
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Chile's President Michelle Bachelet is planning a visit with President Barack Obama next month.
The White House announced the June 30 meeting on Thursday. The announcement said their discussions will include global security, trade and cooperation on energy and science.
Bachelet was sworn back into office two months ago after a four-year break.
Bachelet is a moderate socialist who became Chile's first female president in 2006. The Chilean Constitution does not allow a president to serve two consecutive terms.
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The law firm of Daniel Coker Horton & Bell, P.A., has added four attorneys in its Jackson office, two in its Oxford office and one in Gulfport.
The new Jackson attorneys are Steven J. Griffin, Michael R. Kelly, David B. Strickland III and Matthew T. Vitart. Griffin's primary practice areas are transportation, products liability and personal injury litigation. Griffin earned his B.A. (magna cum laude) from the University of Mississippi (UM) and his J.D. (magna cum laude) from the UM School of Law.
Kelly's primary practice areas are general insurance defense, premises liability, products liability and transportation. He earned his B.S. from Colorado State University and his J.D. (magna cum laude) from the Mississippi College School of Law.
Strickland's primary practice areas are transportation, products liability and personal injury litigation. He earned his B.S.E. (magna cum laude) from Tulane University and his J.D. from the George Washington University Law School.
Vitart's primary practice areas are commercial/business litigation and transactions, labor and employment and professional liability. He earned his B.B.A. (cum laude) from Mississippi State University and J.D. (magna cum laude) from the MC School of Law.
Stephanie Gee Beaver has joined the firm's Gulfport office. Her primary practice areas are bankruptcy, domestic relations and general insurance defense. Beaver earned her B.A. from the University of Southern Mississippi and her J.D. from the UM School of Law.
Shelly M. Diaz and Catherine Ashburn Hester have joined the firm's Oxford office. Diaz's primary practice areas are general insurance defense, public entity/government liability and professional liability. She earned her B.A. from Davidson College, her M.Ed. from Harvard University and her J.D. (summa cum laude) from the UM School of Law.
Hester's primary practice areas are products liability, premises liability and medical/healthcare. She earned her B.S. from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and J.D. (magna cum laude) from the UM School of Law.
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I was wondering if anyone had a preference between morning trains or evening trains. We are heading to Europe this fall and for trips less than 6 hours, I have planned on taking trains in the evening (arriving in our destinations around 9pm). Any thoughts?
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I think it probably just depends on your schedule and why you are going by train. It sounds like you are talking about taking a train to "move" to another city and then check into a hotel. I personally prefer earlier trains because I often travel alone and I do not want to arrive in an unfamiliar city in the evening, in the dark, and then get to a hotel and check in -- in the Fall, in particular, it would be dark at that time. Also, if you arrive at a hotel at 10 pm, you will have to make sure they hold your room for you and there is no misunderstanding as to that--you'll probably have to contact them that you plan late arrival. Also, in the Fall it gets dark very early (maybe even 5 pm), so a lot of the trip will simply be in the dark and one reason I like trains is to view the countryside.
I think it also it depends why you want to leave one city so late in the day -- if you have someting in particular you want to do there, it could make sense. However, this will also then involve checking out of a hotel in the morning, having them hold your bags for you and then returning to the hotel later to fetch them. For all these reasons, it seems like a bit of trouble to do this without a definite need for that kind of schedule.
Some trains can be very busy in the later afternoon runs if they involve people returning from a long weekend on Sunday night, also, or just returning from business. If you have a reservation, that probably won't matter. For example, I was on a TGV run on Sunday night from Tours to Paris once that was completely full and you could not have gotten on that train without a reservation a bit in advance.
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I like the morning trains for one of the reasons Christina mentioned: darkness. I love to look out the windows and see the world go by. I enjoy the voyeuristic aspect of looking into peoples back yards as the train pulls in and out of small towns. Of course, you don't get back yards, only bigger vistas, if you're zipping along at 180mph on a TGV.
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I never thought about it that way- the main reason we were thinking of traveling in the evening is to rest after a day of sight-seeing - but we might have to re-consider. Thanks for the tips!
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When possible, we like to travel mid-day. That's when cities are the busiest, for one.
Have a leisurely breakfast, maybe time for a bit of walking or shopping, pick-up a picnic lunch (and wine!) to eat on the train.
Then get to the next city mid-afternoon when tourist sights have calmed down, so you have a chance, and the energy to enjoy some sights before dinner.
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As early as possible, so if there is a problem and you must delay for your own reasons or in case of rail delays, you have a chance to make another connection and arrive the same day as scheduled.
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I don't like to arrive in an unfamiliar city in the dark. If you know the place where you are going, I guess that wouldn't be a problem.
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