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New IKEA 2010 Catalog! A Peek at New Kitchens and Tools
The annual release of a new IKEA catalog is always an event in the world of home decor and renovation. The low prices, unfussy design and sheer scale of IKEA mean that they will always be an option at least to be considered when kitting out a kitchen or doing a remodel. So, without further ado, here's a peek at the very newest IKEA catalog, with new kitchen packages and some new tools for cooking and eating!
We haven't had the opportunity to see any of these kitchen layouts or tools in person, but here are a few things we particularly noticed as we browsed the catalog:
- Lower prices - Even IKEA seems to be responding to the economy. They didn't have a really new line of pots and pans, but they cut prices on some of their standard sets.
- The holidays are coming; there are new items in the whimsical line of baking accessories and serving plates that we noticed earlier this year.
- New knives are in this catalog including a block of 4 knives for $3.99. (What?!) But we know that many of you are big fans of IKEA knives, so perhaps these will be good additions to their lineup.
- New plastic food keepers are alluring; even though we've sworn time and time again to never buy IKEA's terrible food keepers with lids that pop off if you look at them, the lure of cheap, almost-disposable plasticware for potlucks and giving meals away may be too strong.
- We like the bold, rich colors of some of the new featured dinnerware.
- Overall, though, IKEA is really pushing its full kitchen packages. Look! A brand new kitchen could be all yours for less than $800! Well, we're not sure if we believe that entirely, but as always, IKEA makes it look good and easy.
Take a look at the full IKEA 2010 catalog here:
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• New IKEA Favorite: SLOM Bottle with Stopper
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• New IKEA for the Kitchen: 15 Maybe-Good Things
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i actually have a set of ikea food storage that i love, it was about 20 pieces for like $15 or so, clear ones with blue lids packed into a neat little cube. After a year of use they have held up really well for the price. So far all the casualties have been our fault, 2 pieces have cracked after being dropped or improperly packed and one lid was accidentally set on a not-yet-cooled burner on the stove (oops). What I love the most is they all stack into each other to the size of a shoebox but so they take up almost no room when not in use, but can hold gallons of food and have a nice variety of sizes.
I do have to say the knives i got from them are horrible... I'd sooner grab a steak knife to chop my veggies with before the ikea ones. Where do you get the good ones?
The only IKEA knife experience I have is with a bread knife and steak knives. But I can tell you right away to just stay away from the $3.99 set of knives; they are not going to be good quality. I don't know how their more expensive knives stack up, but the cheap ones are the same as any cheap knife...not great.
About five years ago I purchased an interesting bentwood knife rack from Ikea, as it was the perfect thing to hang on the wall between the stove and the counter. It came with three knives and a sharpening steel. I had assumed that the knives would end up being sent to Goodwill, since I already had my own well loved vintage carbon steel knives. I was very surprised that the knives were not only comfortable to use but have held an edge quite well. The whole five piece set (knives steel rack) was only about $25. The rack is discontinued, but the knives look very similar to their budget 365 line.
actually the 3.99 knife block used to be 7.99 - i bought it when i was in college and got my first apartment seven years ago. and they honestly worked fantastic especially considering the price & i use them constantly. i actually just went out and bought a second set because the two smallest knives that i use all the time were finally too dull for my everyday work. anyways for someone starting out and with limited space its an excellent deal. and anyways if you hate them you only spent $4
i think the $749 is for the oven, and that kitchen costs $4800...
"Lower prices - Even IKEA seems to be responding to the economy."
Really, ask yourselves how they manage to lower prices like this -- by cutting profits? Not likely. More likely by doing the same thing that Wal-Mart does -- squeezing suppliers.
What does that mean and why should we care?
Because it means that most likely workers are exploited in order to produce the stuff -- we are talking about people who struggle to support families on the minimum wage (or less), we are talking about child labour (IKEA knows it has child labour in its supply chain)... We are of course, talking about people who live in countries that do not enjoy anything remotely resembling Sweden's social benefits, environmental policies or workplace legislation. It also means that the wood is not sustainably forested (most of the wood comes from places where illegal logging is rampant, and IKEA only has 11 inspectors to monitor the situation)...
Don't know about you, but I don't support these sorts of business practices.
So AT, how about a little balance on IKEA? At least, no more IKEA cheerleading... People really don't need *more* encouragement to shop there, and the release of the catalog is only an "event" if AT and others make it so.
And yeah -- I'm getting really negative on IKEA because there doesn't seem to be much acknowledgement of its "issues".
not everyone can afford to shop at west elm, or room & board, etc..
Avoid buying plumbing fixtures from IKEA. Just had a nightmare weekend with a bathroom faucet...
mschatelaine, amen. low cost is fine, but it's always good to look behind the curtain at what's driving the dropping prices.
Every single one of my IKEA knives has broken off its handle or bent. Never again.
@ mschatelaine: YES! Thanks for pointing this out! There's a book coming out soon that tackles this: http://www.salon.com/books/review/2009/07/12/cheap/
@plumeria: Agreed. But there is a third way: antiques, consignment and thrift stores. Why not reuse, when more than likely, the items were better made, anyway?
'tis true @m! that kitchen would be steal of the century at $749, alas $4900. looks like their price placement worked and duped the OP.
yarggh! i need some new cake pans... anyone have experience with these orange monsters?
Nothing is going to equal the buying of single badass pieces of cutlery as though you were on top chef, but j.a. henckels makes a couple sets with a nice black wood block holder for $48 with the 20% coupon they always mail out at bed bath and beyond (. http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/product.asp?order_num=-1&SKU=13049556&RN=395 I agonized a long time a couple years ago about buying ikea low end knives, and just couldn't bring myself to do it.
those cheap (leaky, breaky, warpy) plastic containers... great, another thing to throw away. i was drawn to them as well, and hate em. the only ones that work proper enough are the rounds with the screw lids. and even then, MEH! go for the mid-range rubbermaid stuff at any retailer in an 18piece set for $9. you'll thank yourself later for that.
@plumeria - agreed!!! tho i dont think i'd shop those stores even if i could. It just seems to be ever
over-inflated price wise to me.
@ann246 - what happened? you're not supposed to buy everything from ikea lol. home depot and lowes sell faucets too. though i do likes me some of them sinks at ikea (faucets are pretty standard things, as are sinks. of course you do have to count the holes. )
@violet222 - in my experience, good finds via thrift, consignment and antiques are rare in NYC area... everyone knows what the stuff costs retail. yet i have found quite a lot curbside. the concerns there are (shivers...) bed bugs! but what are you gonna do?
Art is what is in your heart, so decorate at will!
@violet222: I've said it here before but it bears repeating. Not everyone lives in cosmopolitan areas with multiple, well-stocked antique and thrift stores. In many rural American towns, decent thrift store and Craigslist finds are few and far between. I might be able to acquire a few good pieces over a few years, but not enough to furnish a house within any reasonable time period. Reusing is a wonderful option if it's available to you and I strongly encourage it. But one must recognize it's not always a practical option everybody.
There are actually people who read this blog outside of New York, Chicago, and L.A. Please everyone try to remember that other people may not be as blessed with the same resources, monetary or otherwise.
Can we just once have an ikea thread with out the ikea critics chiming in and instructing us to buy our furniture in consignment shops? seems to happen 2-3 times a week.
Go live out of a consignment shop yourself, and stop persistently preaching.
Reminds me of the "driving a pious causes smug" southpark episode.
With a personal net worth of $31 billion dollars (yup, that's a "b") Ingvar Kamprad, the owner Ikea, can afford not only to lower prices but also to raise wages and source materials responsibly. With that kind of dough, those principles are not mutually exclusive.
I would love to find some good "thrift" or "consignment" furniture. However, in this part of the world, this doesn't exist. For the last 50-60 years, people in this former Communist country have had terrible furniture - and have used it until it fell apart.
Before Ikea came along, furniture similar in quality to Ikea but much uglier (horrible decorations, etc). was sold for prices 2-3 times higher.
Now, as I'm furnishing my first apartment, it makes an unbelievable difference to have the option of actually getting rather nice furniture without blowing the finances of the entire extended family. There are plenty other people in similar situations.
So, yes, it's certainly irritating to see people bashing AT for writing about the new catalogue.
Where can I find a backsplash like the one in the second row , last picture?
i agree with violet222. i've never bought and ikea knife because well, they just look like they wont last, and most of them have gently serrated edges which makes sharpening them impossible. at a few different thrift stores here in philadelphia i've found a myriad of amazing knives. i got a henkel butcher knive for .48 cents and some great forged steel knives with wood handles that were pretty expensive knives in their heydays and even though i have to sharpen them about once a month, they work really great, and having 15 different knives on ikeas wall mounted magnetic knife block look alot cooler than 15 boring ikea knives with crummy plastic handles.
thrift stores are the best place to go when you are looking for kitchen stuff. i've found everything from mccoy pottery to fiesta ware to a couple of solid sterling silver (not plated) dinner forks. i never pay more than a dollar or two per item. you have to really hunt through all of the bins and shelves, but you're guaranteed to find something cool.
most people dismiss thrift stores for cooking stuff. and im glad because i'll keep finding unique stuff while everyone else just goes to ikea....
Are we collectively sure that Ikea is a bad corporate citizen?
The review of the book mentioned here (and I admittedly haven't read the book) seems to criticize the company mostly for propagating the allure of a disposable culture.... and says that they "may" source wood from illegal regions (though the book admits that Ikea employs forestry monitors to make sure that doesn't happen). The book also criticizes the build-it-yourself ethos because it doesn't value craftmanship, or something like that.
I think those are somewhat legitimate complaints, but they might be balanced by the company's other positive things-- low shipping costs, flatpacking, etc that make up their business model.
I know that ikea isn't going to produce heirlooms, but I think most people here would agree that it's not an either/or situation in our homes and lives. Sometimes you pay for quality and sometimes you just need something cheap to put your books on.
Can we just once have an ikea thread with out the ikea critics chiming in and instructing us to buy our furniture in consignment shops? seems to happen 2-3 times a week.
sure. if people will stop peeing all over themselves every time ikea or target is mentioned.
@Annegret, @Serrin Ling: You crack me up. I live in a place with no Ikea and few decent consignment stores. Oh, and Craigslist sucks here. Yup, the people of Boise, Idaho are not known for their senses of style, and I see why. I've been seeking a decent modern couch for a couple of years now, but when you search "modern" on CL you get crappy, overstuffed junk.
So no, when it comes to furnishing my house, I don't have it easy here, either, and I do drool when I go to big cities and hit Ikea. I certainly can't afford the (very) few cool furniture stores here. But I'm not going to try to pretend that Ikea's business practices are magically better than Wal-Mart's just because they have better fashion sense.
And I've decided that having an up-to-date, hip looking place is less important than trying to help the planet by reusing perfectly good furniture that already exists. I'll avoid buying a couch at the Salt Lake City Ikea, even if it takes me a long time to find what I'm looking for locally because I don't "live in cosmopolitan areas with multiple, well-stocked antique and thrift stores."
I work at IKEA as a Furnishing Consultant and would like to clarify a few misconceptions I have read on some of the comments listed. IKEA is at the forefront of sustainability and avid promoters of saving the environment and living green. We were one of the first US retailers to go "bagless". Our wood is harvested from sustainable forests that IKEA owns throughout the world. IKEA reuses and readapts scrap material and turn them into other products we sell as well. Waste is not a word IKEA uses in production of product nor in day to day operations in the stores.
Yes, IKEA has products produced in second and third world countries, but we also provide jobs and build schools in some of those countries as well to help better communities. IKEA is NOT a promoter of child labor nor will it use a factory that promotes it. Each local IKEA has a large presence in the community that it is located in. We donate, volunteer and help our community as much as possible.
The reason that IKEA is promoting "New Lower Price" in this new catalogue is because we strive to work better AND smarter. Products are always being reexamined to see if we can produce, package and ship it more efficiently, but always keeping our quality promise. Many of our products that have dropped in prices this year is because we have began opening up new IKEA owned suppliers in the US and Canada, which cuts back on import and shipping costs.
I agree that not all IKEA products will be handed down from generation to generation, but we do have numerous products that are HIGH QUALITY along with beautiful design. You may be surprised to know that many of our products have 10 year warranties and we back up our promise.
IKEA has never once stated that we are better than any of our competitors. Its actually the users that state that not us. What IKEA does promote is our continued efforts to provide affordable furnishings for everyone at every price point.
So please, if you feel that negative about IKEA, I beg you to shop were you feel most comfortable. I, however, am an avid promoter of IKEA and will always be. Misconceptions or not, we provide products at every price point so that everyone can be able to furnish their homes.
You can read up on some of our practices here:
@violet: Well I guess if you've got a high horse to sit on you don't need to buy a couch.
I love the look of antiques and thrift shop finds, but to be honest, other things like - not knowing if the previous owners were axe murderers - often stop me from making a purchase. That, and the possibility of bed bugs lurking within the frameworks. I too want to be a responsible shopper, thinking about social justice issues and poverty BUT I would be lying if I said I didn't have almost an entire room furnished by Ikea! It's what I can afford on my salary. Sometimes you really have to pick your battles. I do my best to buy local produce, support Toronto owned shops etc. We just bought a really amazing iron bed from Wesley Allen that will probably last us a lifetime. However, I really do need to shop at Ikea!
On another note, find the writing about Ikea's practices in the post above to be very clever. I can promote being responsible but doesn't mean I am!
"not knowing if the previous owners were axe murderers"
and in what way would that affect the quality and/or efficiency of a piece of furniture?????
I'll admit I have a loathe/like relationship with Ikea. Yes, in many ways they're just Wal-Mart with very good design standards, but as far as big boxes go they seem easier to guilt into something that resembles corporate responisibility than many of their competitors. And while I find the 'Ikealifestyle' presented in their catalogs and store displays almost dystopian, you'd be hard pressed to deny that if one shops carefully there are very good values to be found (their cast iron enamel cookware and the Stockholm line are excellent examples). I've done a lot to furnish my home with consignment and thrift-store Danish modern and Ikea can be invaluable for 'filling in the gaps'. Oh, and to the people who whine about not living in a big city, most of my good thrift store furniture was acquired when I lived in god-awefully unfashionable Eastern Washington state. There's just too much competition here in chic Portland, OR.
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When Amy Pennington, author of Urban Pantry and Apartment Gardening, invited me to visit her Seattle kitchen, one word kept coming up over and over. "It's dismal, Faith," she said. "My kitchen is in utter disarray." There was a ceiling leak, she explained, and her kitchen is located in a tiny rental apartment — no painting or renovation allowed. Sound familiar? This is very close to reality for many of us, I think!
And yet Amy's kitchen turned out to be a place of warm inspiration that depends in no way on granite countertops or IKEA cabinets — instead, it is full to the brim with preserves of summer fruit, dried herbs of every shape and size, and other smartly stashed-away food. She does all of this in the teeniest and most basic apartment kitchen you can imagine. Come see, and be inspired by her top tips for how and why to preserve fruit — even if you live in a tiny space.
Amy has lived in this little apartment, with this kitchen, for 10 years. She says that she moved in after she lost everything in a house fire, and this apartment with a gorgeous water view (which I sadly neglected to document) was a salvation for her.
Amy now wears many hats, but they all relate to gardening, preserving, and nourishing oneself through the kitchen. She owns a business in Seattle called Go Go Green Garden, where she helps people start and maintain gardens. She also does this for several local restaurants.
• Amy's Seattle gardening business: Go Go Green Garden
Amy is also deep into preserving, teaching canning classes and preserving the bounty of her own garden. She has a tiny balcony garden and has written an entire book on apartment gardening — more on that this spring. We definitely want to return to her book; it's a smart, practical, no-nonsense guide to what you really can grow on a balcony or in a tiny urban patch; less urban farming, more practical guide to what will actually work (think less about tomatoes, and more about sprouts, Amy advises for instance).
• Find it: Apartment Gardening: Plants, Projects, and Recipes for Growing Food in Your Urban Home, $12.89 at Amazon
And finally, she is also a cook and a cookbook author. She published a terrific book of recipes called Urban Pantry — which is not only about preserving (Indian Pickled Carrots, Plum Jam), but is also chock-full of smart, delicious recipes for people with well-stocked pantries. Recipes like Barley and Sweet Potato Salad, Spiced Yogurt Chicken, and Peanut Soba Noodles turn out to be just the sorts of things I want to cook in my own little kitchen.
• Find it: Urban Pantry: Tips and Recipes for a Thrifty, Sustainable and Seasonal Kitchen, $13.57 at Amazon (Skipstone Press, 2010).
And she does all of this from a kitchen that she describes as "dismal!"
I didn't find her kitchen dismal at all; it was small and plain (she's dying to paint the cabinets) but packed head to toe with good things. Amy welcomed me in with a loaf of soda bread, sliced and slathered with homemade plum jam. These jams and pickles are the jewels of her kitchen; open her pantry cupboard and you see stacks and rows of jam against a blue backdrop, like gems in a velvet case.
Amy is a big proponent of small-batch canning — so much more practical for small spaces and kitchens. She does just a few 1/2-pint or 1-pint jars at a time in her trusty Le Creuset Dutch oven, lined with a towel in the bottom, which she finds is just as good as a more fancy canning setup with a pot and a rack. "I can't have a canning pot," Amy explains. It's too big for her kitchen, and too big for her old electric stove.
"Besides," she says, "unless you're a big family, there's no reason to have more than a few pints of jam in a season. People have an idea it's a lot of work to can, but often this is because there is a misunderstanding of the process. If you have jam left over until next May, you made too much."
But her preserving habits go far beyond just canning and pickles. Everywhere I looked her kitchen had some little treasure tucked away — like the allium head you see just above, a drying giant chive flower, beautiful even now when perfectly dry. She had horseradish root thrown under the shallots, and there were big bunches of drying herbs casually looped up in baskets and on the wall. Peels and eggshells went into her compost jar (also pictured above) to be fed back into the ground later.
I asked Amy why she does preserve, especially given that it's not always less expensive to put up your own food. "I did tomatoes and saved only 3 cents a jar," Amy laughed. "Kind of on the fence about that."
But there are reasons to preserve that go beyond nostalgia for old-fashioned ways, she says. "I preserve because I like to eat seasonally and locally," said Amy, "I like fruit in the winter, and this is one thing that is certainly much cheaper to do yourself. Buy a flat of peaches and can them. And it's much tastier, too."
She's very practical about the process, however; if she had more freezer space, for instance, she would freeze peaches and tomatoes — just throw them in in bags. But given that most apartment-dwellers are really limited in freezer space, canning is more practical.
And beautiful, too — Amy's kitchen just glows with all these goodies. Dismal? Hardly. Delicious would be much more accurate.
Small Space Canning Essentials
Here are a few of Amy's essentials for canning in a small space:
• Stockpot with lid - For holding jars for water bath canning.
• Dishtowel - For lining the pot and helping maintain temperature.
• Tongs - For lifting jars in and out.
• Saucepan - For cooking jam.
• Wooden spoon - Stirring!
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That jar lifter is amazing!
I love all her bowls and jars and pots...what a happy kitchen!
I love seeing pictures of kitchens that look, well, normal. And used. And not unlike my own.
I'm also in love with that jar lifter. That's just fantastic.
I adore Amy and was lucky enough to attend a canning class at her place earlier this year.
So excited to see Faith's fantastic write-up (and photos) here at The Kitchn!
That jar lifter IS amazing!
Thanks for sharing this kitchen - it is just like most of the kitchens I've had, scary cabinets and all. It just shows to go ya that a hard-working kitchen is always full of joy and pleasure.
And thanks for showing the cookbook shelf. (Cook)bookshelves are often my fave part of these tours.
Amy, your kitchen looks exactly like mine, right down to the drying herbs and the cookbooks stacked on the fridge. Very cozy, lady!
Favorite books on preserving, please. I've just started and need some yummy recipes.
I love this kitchen!! It looks warm and cozy and it looks like someone uses it, which is great. I would love to sit at that kitchen table with a cup of tea :)
oh, and don't pain the cabinets!! They look cute and make the place look cozy, like my grandma's kitchen (in a good way).
I have a 3 tiered hanging basket too! I put my onions and garlic in it.
I love to see a kitchen so well used and not staged. I need to buy her books on Apartment Gardening as I am moving to a similar apartment to Amy's in a couple of weeks, I'm sure there are good ideas.
This is the kitchen that most people, like me, have. I like that it's well used and filled with little jars of herbs and food, and is charming without all the newest surfaces and slickness. Gives me a new-found appreciation of my own kitchen. I like seeing the updated kitchens, which gives me ideas...but the reality of it is you need lots of money. It's nice to see an average kitchen that is still attractive and functional.


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ORLANDO, Fla. — Tiger Woods figured it was worth going public about his relationship with Olympic ski champion Lindsey Vonn rather than having paparazzi make money off them.
The star athletes simultaneously posted messages on their Facebook pages this week to confirm they are dating. The 14-time major champion included four studio photos of himself and Vonn, both smiling in a casual setting — he, in blue jeans and a white golf shirt; she, in a light blue warm-up jacket. Vonn posted one of the photos on her page.
Woods is fiercely private when it comes to his personal life, even before his downfall in November 2009 over multiple extramarital affairs.
So why now?
"Well, it's very simple," Woods said Wednesday at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. "We're very happy where we're at, but also we wanted to limit the 'stalkarazzi' and all those sleazy websites that are out there following us. I've had situations where it's been very dangerous for my kids and the extent they'll go to. We basically devalued the first photos. Unfortunately, that's just the way it is in our society right now, and we felt like it was the best thing to do. I'm very happy about it."
Despite his worldwide fame, Woods has never liked anyone making money off him.
He once sued a painter for a series of numbered prints that included Woods winning the Masters in 1997. He had an island to himself when he got married in 2004 and brought along a golf photographer he knew to take pictures. After his two children were born, their pictures were released through a photo agency.
Woods is no stranger to paparazzi. Photographers hounded him and his ex-wife, Elin Nordegren, for weeks after he crashed his SUV into a fire hydrant and his serial infidelity came to light in 2009. No one saw Woods for nearly three months after the accident, though the paparazzi managed to get photos of Elin without a wedding ring — something industry experts said was worth about $20,000.
The day after Woods spoke publicly for the first time, from the TPC Sawgrass clubhouse, his managers released photos of Woods jogging through the neighborhood.
This was the first time Woods has confirmed he was dating anyone since his divorce in August 2010.
"This season has been great so far and I'm happy with my wins at Torrey and Doral," Woods said in his Facebook message. "Something nice that's happened off the course was meeting Lindsey Vonn. Lindsey and I have been friends for some time, but over the last few months we have become very close and are now dating."
Arnold Palmer strongly stated his case Wednesday that golf doesn't need a "contraption" like the anchored putting stroke and the sport's success requires everyone to play by the same rules.
In a wide-ranging press conference at Bay Hill, Palmer said he supported the proposed rule that would outlaw attaching the club against the body, which is the method used for long putters and belly putters.
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Tom Watson is giving back one of his captain's picks for the Ryder Cup.
In his first big move since he was appointed U.S. captain last year, Watson said Wednesday he would take the top nine players off the Ryder Cup standings and select three players as captain's picks. For the last three matches, only eight Americans qualified for the team and the U.S. captain had four picks.
"Giving our players one more opportunity to earn a spot on merit, I believe, is the right thing to do," Watson said.
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Yates, 38, is in her first year at Freiler and teaches more than 600 students in general music, band and choir as part of a new program that is hitting the right chord with students after music courses at the 2421 W. Lowell Ave. school took a two-year hiatus.
Yates went to Freiler after two years at South/West Park Elementary and 11 years at Poet Christian, where she taught music until the arts magnet school's program was cut out of the school district's budget.
But when Tracy Unified School District administrators gave elementary schools the opportunity to reinstate either music or art classes for the 2012-13 school year, Yates jumped at the chance to bring music back to the classroom, as the school already offered art lessons paid for by parents and fundraisers.
"I really like starting at the younger age and building it up," Yates said. "Music gives students a chance to explore creativity through another venue. It allows you to express yourself in a different way."
Yates spent the past summer learning a variety of instruments for her new position — she played the trumpet in school but had to learn the trombone, flute, saxophone, clarinet and percussion so she could lead the sixth-grade and combined seventh-eighth-grade bands.
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Freiler fifth-grader Michael Perry spent the Feb. 19 music class trying to match the correct finger to the correct hole on his recorder.
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Sixth- and eighth-graders in Tracy schools posted better scores in the California Assessment Program tests.
Two former Tracy High Bulldogs — Gary Barlow and Mike Thompson — are offensive linemen for the University of the Pacific Tigers this season.
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A series of fights has disrupted the Tracy High campus. Chief of Police Jerry Hodges said tensions are being eased.
The annual St. Bernard's Festival has taken on a Gay Nineties theme this year.
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A fourth-period pass gave Downey a 7-6 win over the Tracy High Bulldogs at Modesto. An 18-yard pass from Dennis Icardi to David Gonzales set up Tracy's lone touchdown. The conversion failed.
Mechanical harvesting of tomatoes is changing the Tracy tomato harvest with the arrival of UC-Blackwelder machines at Bianchi Bros. fields on Fabian Tract and a Gill machine at Fred Sneed's on Patterson Pass Road.
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Tracy High's football Bulldogs won their opening game of the season, downing Roseville 14-7. The Bulldogs play Amador of Pleasanton next.
Burglars, entering through the roof, stole an unknown amount of money from the J.C. Penney store at the corner of 10th Street and Central Avenue.
Milton's 5 and 10 variety store has opened on Central Avenue between Ninth and 10th streets. Burr Ellis has come from Venice to manage the store.
Construction will begin soon on the music building at Tracy High School.
100 years ago — 1913
A 66-year-old Los Angeles woman died on the northbound Owl passenger train just before arriving at the Tracy station. Knowing she had only a few days to live, she was en route to Berkeley to spend time with her daughter.
Naglee School has been moved to a new location on Tracy Island Road near Finck Road.
The Tracy and West Side Board of trade has gone on record favoring erecting an electric arch over Central Avenue at Sixth Street.


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Very disappointed with the overall quality of this travel system. We originally bought it for the price and after reading other reviews. The system is plasticky and cheap looking. The metal brace at the front of the car seat hood keeps coming out of it plastic slot. The buttons on the car seat handle to release it from the frame and the Isofix base (sold separately) catch on the hood when moving the handle. The buttons on the sides of the car seat handle to move it forwards and backwards are awkward to press when trying to move it. The foot brake bar gets in the way when my husband pushes the chair making him walk with a stoop. I wish we'd bought something else. Sadly disappointed.
Though it's bulky it is good money value kit. IT's durable and safe. Easy to set up. Colour is okay.
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This is a great and easy pushchair to use, you can click the front wheels off to make it even smaller to fit in your boot, very lightweight,and very nice slim design, how ever the rain cover is pants! It comes off when its windy,not designed well at all, so disappointed with that, does not clip on at the bottom so if you have a toddler they can pull it up and get soaked in the rain, the colour red on it is. Lovely colour, but the grey is a little pants, as quick glancing i thought it was black, i have this for a girl, the changing bag isnt that great,so defiantly recommend getting a different one, the new born bit is good, doesnt have a head guard or a little strap to keep baby in place so if your getting off a high curb and go front wheels down hold on to your baby! This pushchair also has a few good little pockets to store things in, the basket is a little let down as you have this little bit that goes over it so if your needing to stock bottom of the pushchair with your shopping, is a little naff for that idea, baby can feel every bump in the road :( the handle on the pushchair is great!! Can put it to different hight levels depending on hight or comfort, very easy to fold down, car seat is good, cannot say anything at this point about the toddler bit as mine is 15 weeks old atm, this is my second child, i do really enjoy pushing this pushchair ! :)
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Writers of any age can send in a favorite poem or a prose piece — a short story or essay or an excerpt from a longer story, a homework assignment, a letter or a journal entry.
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LANDIS — A Landis police detective told a resident she had to leave town hall property this week as a public meeting went on inside.
Though Nadine Cherry had the right, by law, to be there, the town's mayor says he made the call to tell her to leave and would do it again.
Cherry, who regularly attends town board meetings and for nearly 10 years has recorded them on her video camera, said she was shocked by the order.
After adjourning a scheduled special meeting Wednesday, the town called an emergency meeting to discuss an ongoing criminal investigation. Cherry, the only resident who attended, left the meeting chambers as required when the town board went into closed session.
A short time later, as she stood outside the front door to Town Hall waiting for the board to end its closed session and resume the open meeting, Cherry was told to leave by Landis Police Detective Roger Hosey.
Cherry said she was stunned, but got into her car and left. She later told a Post reporter she felt the officer didn't have the right to ask her to leave, but since he was law enforcement, she did what he said.
"He is an officer of the law and I know he had the right to arrest me," she said.
But the law was apparently on Cherry's side. A government body has the right to go into closed session to discuss certain matters, but must resume its public session to take action or adjourn the meeting.
In most cases during a closed session in Landis, residents wait outside in front of town hall until the session has concluded.
Amanda Martin, an attorney who represents the Salisbury Post and the N.C. Press Association, said Cherry "had a right to be there and they did not have the right to ask her to leave."
But Martin said there is a gray area regarding where a person can stand, sit or wait while a board meets during a closed session. And she said in many instances, people who are told to leave just comply if they feel the alternative may be arrest.
Landis Mayor James Furr said the decision was his to have Cherry removed from the property. Furr said he asked the detective to remove Cherry. Although Cherry was separated from the board's meeting room by a glass entrance door, a small lobby and another glass door, Furr said he believed Cherry was shooting video of the proceedings from outside.
"I don't believe she has any right to make a recording of that proceeding. She had the video camera looking into the monitor pointed straight at me," Furr said.
When asked why Cherry wasn't simply instructed to turn off or put away her camera, Furr said he didn't know the capabilities of her equipment. He said the board was discussing sensitive town information regarding a criminal investigation, and he felt he had the right to ask Cherry to leave.
"I don't know if she wanted to get a copy of it (the meeting) or attempt to lip read," he said.
Cherry said she recalls having her camera pointed toward the door, but denies trying to record the meeting. She said she was playing back what she'd recorded from the special meeting that had adjourned moments earlier, a meeting in which town board members considered a resolution concerning road improvements.
Cherry said she wasn't concerned about the closed-door meeting because she knew the board would eventually discuss any subject that concerned residents in an open setting.
She did want to know why she was asked to leave that night. According to Cherry, the detective told her she had to leave because it was an executive meeting.
"I told him 'I have not been asked to leave before. We've always been out here,' " Cherry said.
Cherry suffered a traumatic brain injury a number of years ago and records the meetings, she said, for her own memory and records.
"My intentions are not to do anything to harm this town. I am the one who is a consistent person that comes to the meeting. I'm interested in this town," she said.
Cherry said she couldn't see the mayor from the doorway. The mayor and the rest of the board sit in the front of the room on a platform. She said the most she could see from outside the door would be the end of a table near the front of the room.
Detective Hosey said he is an employee of the town and the decision was not his to ask Cherry to leave.
"As an officer of the town that's what I did," he said.
"I personally believe there was legal grounds for it. It was lawful to ask her to leave," Hosey said.
Hosey said if the mayor had asked him to have Cherry stop shooting video, he would have asked her to stop.
Cherry said she did make phone calls to the N.C. Attorney General's Office to determine what her rights were in this matter. She was told it was a local matter and she would have to contact local officials.
Friday afternoon, Cherry said she left messages for Town Manager Reed Linn, but had not gotten a response. Cherry was told Linn was working on the town's budget and was not immediately available. She also went to the Landis Police Department to speak with Hosey, but he was not available.
Contact reporter Shavonne Potts at 704-797-4253. Twitter: www.twitter.com/salpostpotts Facebook: www.facebook.com/Shavonne.SalisburyPost.


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Virginia Stewart, executive director of the K-12 charter school at 51 E. Beverly Place, said a student found "suspicious" graffiti on the wall of a boys bathroom around 9:10 a.m. between two class periods.
Stewart wouldn't describe it as a bomb threat. Four bomb threats have been made against Tracy Unified School District high schools since Wednesday, March 13.
On Tuesday, Tracy Learning Center students were moved from classrooms using a standard fire drill, Stewart said. They remained on the school field away from on-campus buildings while two Tracy Police Department officers examined the writing, the location "pinpointed" by the graffiti and the rest of the school.
Stewart said the officers and school staff members agreed that the writing didn't "really look terribly serious," saying it was scrawled next to other graffiti and was partially smeared.
She said the graffiti indicated a specific time, and the time passed without incident. Police, she said, "felt very strongly that it was safe."
Students waited outside about 15 minutes before school officials decided classes could continue.
"Everybody has to take things seriously," Stewart said. "It had to be looked at."
She said school administrators were "very disappointed" at whoever was responsible for Tuesday's graffiti, especially in light of a series of separate bomb threats at Tracy High School and Kimball High School.
"Police feel there's been a lot of contagion. … At this point, it feels very copycat," Stewart said. "It's sad and it's scary that the kids don't realize how serious it is. We have to take precautions but can't play into it so much."
Tracy High was evacuated around 2:05 p.m. Wednesday when threats were found on the walls of two bathrooms.
Teachers and students staying after school Thursday, March 14, were forced from the 315 E. 11th St. campus when another bomb threat was found in a bathroom.
Kimball High was evacuated just before 1:30 p.m. Thursday in response to a phone call warning that there could be a bomb at the 3200 Jaguar Run school.
Students at Kimball were also evacuated at about 8:30 a.m. Monday, March 18, because of a threat found in a boys locker room.
In accordance with TUSD policy, all the schools that experienced threats were cleared by bomb-sniffing dogs, which are provided by Modesto-based contractor Kontraband Intradiction and Detection Services Inc.
No one was hurt in any of the incidents.
Two Tracy High School students were arrested Thursday in connection with the first incident at that school. As of Thursday, Tracy police said they were set to be charged with making terrorist threats and making a bomb threat — both felonies — and a misdemeanor charge of disrupting school.
Stewart said Tracy Learning Center, as a charter school, is not bound by TUSD policies and has its own safety procedures, which she said were followed Tuesday.
Those procedures are being reviewed by a committee of school administrators and parents formed in February in response to the Dec. 14 school shooting in Newtown, Conn., that killed 20 children and six staff members at Sandy Hook Elementary.
"We want to be proactive," Stewart said. "That's what we're striving for — a joint effort (with parents)."
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