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Grants and Funding
Note: EPA no longer updates this information, but it may be useful as a reference or resource.
- EPA Hazardous Waste Management Grant Program for Tribes
- Tribal Solid Waste Management Assistance Project
- EPA Solid Waste Grants
- Federal Agency Funding Resources
- Department of Agriculture, Rural Development
- Department of Defense
- Department of Health and Human Services, Indian Health Service
- Department of Housing and Urban Development (Indian Community Development Block Grant Program)
- Department of Housing and Urban Development (Indian Housing Block Grant Program)
- Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs
- Other EPA Funding Opportunities and Resources
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To be successful, every waste management program needs funding. The information on this page is intended to provide available funding information from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and other federal agencies.
EPA Hazardous Waste Management Grant Program for Tribes
The Hazardous Waste Management Grant Program for Tribes provides capacity building grants to federally recognized tribes and tribal organizations. Its goal is to encourage comprehensive integrated hazardous waste management practices that are protective of human health and the environment by:
- Building tribal capacity for developing and implementing hazardous waste activities;
- Developing tribal organizational infrastructure;
- Achieving economic sustainability of tribal hazardous waste programs; and
- Building partnerships among tribes, federal agencies, states and local communities.
For further information on the Hazardous Waste Grant Program or other sources of hazardous waste program support from EPA, contact your regional hazardous waste tribal program coordinator.
If you would like to apply for this funding opportunity, please visit Grants.gov.
Tribal Solid Waste Management Assistance Project
The Tribal Solid Waste Interagency Workgroup (Workgroup) was created to provide federal assistance to tribes in complying with the municipal solid waste landfill criteria (40 CFR Part 258), establish integrated solid waste management programs, and to close open dumps. The Workgroup members include representatives from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Department of Agriculture, Rural Development (RD); Department of Defense (DoD); Department of Health and Human Services, Indian Health Service (IHS); Department of Housing and Urban Development; Department of the Interior, and Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA).
The Workgroup oversees the Tribal Solid Waste Management Assistance Project (TSWMAP). The TSWMAP is a mechanism by which the participating agencies provide financial assistance to tribes. Through this EPA lead initiative tribes can apply for funding under the following categories:
- Category 1: Characterize and assess open dumps;
- Category 2: Develop integrated solid waste management plans;
- Category 3: Establish alternative solid waste management options (i.e., transfer station, enforcement codes);
- Category 4: Close, clean-up or upgrade an open dump. (Open dumps are areas where waste is or has been disposed of without proper controls, including regular application of cover, controlled access to the site, and other environmental controls.)
See the EPA Solid Waste Grants section below for more detailed information on the Tribal Solid Waste Management Assistance Project (TSWMAP).
|Funding Authority
|Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976, Amendment of Solid Waste Disposal Act (42 U.S.C 3251)
|Grant Title
|Tribal Solid Waste Management Assistance Project (TSWMAP)
|Funding Objectives
|The TSWMAP is a multi-agency effort to help tribes with closing open dumps, and to develop safe solid waste management practices. The TSWMAP is intended to help tribes develop and implement comprehensive programs for managing solid waste and developing alternatives to disposal. Assistance may include funding to characterize and assess open dumps, develop integrated solid waste management plans, establish alternative solid waste management options (i.e., waste reduction and recycling programs, and financing transfer stations), and close, clean-up or upgrade an open dump.
|Funding Eligibility
|All Federally-Recognized Tribes and Alaskan Villages
|Terms and Conditions
|Projects funded based on selection at the national level.
|Financial Assistance Mechanism
|Real-Life Projects Examples
|Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Potawatomi received $41,916 to develop an integrated solid waste management plan and update solid waste disposal ordinance. The tribe also upgraded the tribal recycling center to accept additional waste streams, and conduct outreach activities to educate tribal members on proper solid waste management and reduction.
|If you would like to apply for this funding opportunity, please visit grants.gov.
|Timeframe for Announcement of Funding Opportunities
|Annually; 45 days to apply once the announcement has been posted on grants.gov.
|Contact Information
|Tonya Hawkins
Phone: (703) 308-8278
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Link to Agency Information
|Learn more about EPA Tribal Waste Management.
Federal Agency Funding Resources
Learn more about specific funding opportunities with other Federal Agencies. Please note that these funding opportunities are multi-media (i.e., solid waste, waste, waste water, and others).
Department of Agriculture, Rural Development
Department of Defense
Department of Health and Human Services, Indian Health Service
Department of Housing and Urban Development (Indian Community Development Block Grant Program)
Department of Housing and Urban Development (Indian Housing Block Grant Program)
Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs
|Funding Authority
|Grant Title
|Funding Objectives
|Funding Eligibility
|All Federally-Recognized Tribes and Alaskan Villages
|Terms and Conditions
|Projects funded based on selection at the national level.
|Financial Assistance Mechanism
|Real-Life Project Examples
|Native Village of Kwinhagak (var. Quinhagak), Alaska
Water System: The new Quinhagak water tank and utility building was constructed with funds provided by USDA Rural Development.
Outline of Need: The Western Alaska community of Quinhagak, located Southwest of Bethel on Kuskokwim Bay, has a population of about 550. Most of the Residents are Yupik (Alaska Natives). Most of the homes in the community do not have indoor plumbing.
Assistance Provided by Rural Development: Rural Development has provided up to $30 million a year to the State of Alaska for the Alaska Village Safe Water Program. Starting in 2002, Rural Development funded a phased $3.5 million water quality improvement project in Quinhagak. Funds were used to design and construct a sewer pipeline to the washeteria (where many community residents wash their clothes and shower). Additionally, a water storage tank (capable of holding up to a quarter million gallons) was built; along with utility building housing boilers, pumps, and water/sewer equipment. A dozen homes have been connected to the new water and sewer system and there are plans to connect about 98 additional homes.
The Results: A safe and reliable water system is being provided to the residents of the Quinhagak community. Residents will no longer have to haul water to their homes; they will be able to receive water within their housing. Through this effort, a basic human need is being fulfilled and the quality of life greatly improved. The Village Safe Water Program has provided this service to rural Alaskan Villages for many years.
Yerington Paiute Tribe, Nevada
Outline of Need: The Yerington Paiute Tribal Housing Authority (YPTHA) applied for a Housing Preservation Grant (HPG) in 2008 to continue their rehabilitation of older housing for their low income renters.
Assistance Provided by Rural Development: USDA Rural Development provided funding to the YPTHA in the amount $50,000.00 through the FY 2008 Housing Preservation Grant Notice of Funds Availability. The funds will enable the Housing Authority to complete the renovations on four rental homes. The renovations will include repairs such as replacement of heating units with central heat/air including duct cleaning; replacement of existing kitchen cabinets, counter tops and sinks; renovation of half baths with new toilets, vanities, medicine cabinets, lighting, flooring including underlayment, and bath fixtures; and painting the units.
The Results: Through the financial assistance provided by Rural Development, the Housing Authority has been able to renovate the homes of low income renters. The tenants are able to realize a reduction of their monthly utility bills because of new energy efficient appliances, use less water due to the remodeling of bathrooms and kitchens, and live in upgraded units rather than units with aging and deteriorating features. This effort improves the quality of life for the families that live in rental units. The Tribe is also able to provide training and jobs to tribal members because they are able to use their Force Account Crew to complete the repairs. The crew consists of one supervisor, one lead journeyman, two apprentice carpenters, one laborer, and the project coordinator.
Solid Waste Native American Management Grant Recipients
AZ Board of Regents on behalf of Northern AZ University (AZ) ($205,000) The Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP) will provide training and technical assistance to increase the development of solid waste management capacity for Native American tribal communities.
Forest County Potawatomi Community (WI) (20,000) Forest County Potawatomi Community will provide certification/recertification for Solid Waste Staff and develop/implement an outreach program for tribal members to facilitate participation in recycling and composting.
Tanana Chiefs Conference (AK) ($200,000) Tanana Chiefs Conference will: 1) provide a training class to enhance the knowledge and skills of the solid waste utility staff; 2) provide on and off-site technical assistance to village councils, utility managers, and solid waste operators concerning solid waste management solutions; 3) continue school education programs and evaluate the solid waste curriculum for schools as well as update the information as necessary; and 4) maintain current assessments of solid wastes.
White Mountain Apache Tribe (AZ) ($115,000) White Mountain Apache Tribe will provide a training program for continuous education and technical assistance in order to educate tribal employees on the correct practices of landfill management procedures and practices.
Yukon River Inter-Tribal Watershed Council (AK) ($155,000) Yukon River Inter-Tribal Watershed Council will provide intensive Hazardous Materials Handling, Emergency Spill Response, and other trainings to Tribal Solid Waste Managers and staff to expand the ability to backhaul more and varied types of materials.
|Timeframe for Announcement of Funding Opportunities
|Contact Information
|Jacki Ponti-Lazaruk, Assistant Administrator
Phone: (202) 690-2670
Sandi Boughton, WEP Director
Joyce M. Taylor, Loan Specialist
Tedd Buelow, Tribal Coordinator
|Link(s) to Agency Information
|Funding Authority
|Defense Appropriations Act: $10 million available for the mitigation of environmental impacts on Indian Lands resulting from DoD activities.
|Native American Lands Environmental Mitigation Program
|Funding Objectives
|Complete mitigation of all environmental impacts on Indian lands that are the result of past DoD activities including: training and technical assistance to tribes; related administrative support; gathering of information; documenting of environmental damage; developing a system for prioritization of mitigation; and developing cost to complete estimates for mitigation.
|Funding Eligibility
|All federally-recognized tribes and Alaskan Villages with environmental impacts resulting from past DoD activities.
|Terms and Conditions
|Projects funded based on selection at the national level.
|Financial Assistance Mechanism
|Cooperative Agreements
|Real-Life Projects Examples
|The Native Village of Barrow, Alaska, received $722,052 to remove dangerous debris of DoD origin from the Barrow Drum Ravine dump site in order to mitigate potential threat of physical injury and risks to human health. The project involves the collection of soil samples for characterizing the site, excavation of contaminated soil, stockpiling of contaminated soil, treatment of contaminated soil and confirmation soil sampling to prove that contaminated soil has been removed. The project also includes training for local residents to be involved in the remedial activities, and acquisition of required permits, development of work plans, and preparation of required reports. The ravine contains thousands of drums and other debris in various stages of decay.
DoD entered into a $567,737 cooperative agreement with the Native Village of Gambell, Alaska to clean up several sites used by the US Army, Navy, and the Air Force since approximately 1948 until late 1950s. Various facilities were constructed to provide housing, communications, and other military functions. The Air Force operated aircraft control and warning station. The Army operated a base of several hundred personnel. The Navy started appearing during the Cold War. The project includes the development of a strategic project implementation plan; acquisition of permits; training; work plan and transport and disposal of soil and debris.
The Makah Tribe, Washington received an $841,078 cooperative agreement to conduct environmental mitigation activities at former military sites located on the Makah Indian Reservation. The cooperative agreement provides for removal of underground storage tanks and petroleum-contaminated soil; removal of asbestos-containing materials from former housing area; demolition and removal of abandoned buildings; performance of site investigations; sampling of ground water at the Warmhouse Beach open dump and cantonment area; sampling of surface water and sediment at the 200-Line dump and Cape Flattery dump; removal of abandoned structures from the Top Camp Dam; development of site closure reports; and updating of work plans for future activities.
|Timeframe for Announcement of Funding Opportunities
|DoD annually evaluates all tribes in DoDs inventory of tribes with reported impacts resulting from DoD activities and negotiates cooperative agreements with tribes ranking highest on the priority list with available funding.
|Contact Information
|David Sanborn
Phone: (703) 604-1773
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Link(s) to Agency Information
|Funding Authority
|Sanitation Facilities Construction Program (This is not a grant program.)
|Funding Objectives
|The IHS Sanitation Facilities Construction (SFC) program provides technical and financial support to tribes to promote a healthy environment through the cooperative development and continuing operation of safe water, wastewater, and solid waste systems and related infrastructure support facilities.
|Funding Eligibility
|Any member of a federally recognized tribe, band, group, or community of American Indians/Alaska Native persons, provided they are within the scope of the IHS program as determined by IHS policies, standards, and procedures.
|Terms and Conditions
|Projects funded based on priority in the IHS Sanitation Deficiency System (SDS).
|Financial Assistance Mechanism
|Memorandum of Agreement; PL93-638 Title I construction contract; PL93-638 Title V construction project agreement.
|Real-Life Projects Examples
|Spirit Lake Solid Waste; Fort Totten, North Dakota This is an example of how tribal initiative and persistence over several years beginning in 1997, the implementation of a tribal solid waste management plan, and assistance from multiple Federal agencies can result in a successful tribal solid waste infrastructure and improved access. Since 1997, with tribal and Federal contributions, alternative waste disposal and collection was implemented, open dumps were cleaned up, and training and equipment was provided to create a viable tribal solid waste organization. The project funded in 2008 will further enhance the capability of the Tribe to address its solid waste needs.
The Fort Totten Indian Reservation is located in east-central North Dakota and is home to the Spirit Lake Tribe. Approximately 6,000 people reside on the reservation, which covers 405 square miles and borders Devils Lake, the largest natural lake in the state. The principal communities are Fort Totten, St. Michael, Tokio, and Crow Hill, but most residents live in scattered home sites across the reservation.
Prior to 1997 the Tribe operated an unapproved dumpsite and many residents burned their domestic waste. To comply with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations, the dump was closed and with funding from a US Department of Agriculture-Rural Development (RD) loan, the Tribe implemented its own collection system. Waste was hauled from communities and scattered sites in a compactor truck to a transfer station owned and operated by the City of Devils Lake, north of the reservation boundary. This was never viewed as a viable long-term method of waste disposal for the Tribe.
Meetings were held between the Spirit Lake Tribe, RD, and Aberdeen Area IHS and a memorandum of agreement (MOA) was signed to develop the Spirit Lake Solid Waste Project. This project provided for a $1.05 million solid waste transfer station, scale, and inert waste disposal site. The Tribe, RD, IHS, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs signed a second MOA to provide solid waste collection and transfer equipment enabling the Tribe to haul waste to a sanitary landfill near Grand Forks. Tribal and federal contributions totaled $2.35 million, with approximately half the funding provided by IHS. The project also provided a satellite transfer station to serve rural customers, closure of the unapproved dump, and recycling equipment. IHS maintained project engineer responsibilities and worked closely with the Tribe and federal partners.
The transfer station has a design capacity of 200 tons per day, allowing for the expansion of service to nearby communities located outside the reservation. It is the Tribe's intention to expand their service area and revenue base which will optimize operation and maintenance of the system. With assistance from IHS and the Midwest Assistance Program improvements have been made to the billing and accounting functions of the Tribes solid waste program.
An updated integrated solid waste management plan was drafted that included additional recommendations for improvements and expansion. There are currently 19 businesses and 308 residential units billed for services. The solid waste program also serves the Native American Housing Self Determination Act units under a separate contract. The improvements provided by the Spirit Lake Solid Waste Project will insure the Tribe and its members have a sufficient infrastructure to handle the waste generated on the Reservation for several decades.
|Timeframe for Announcement of Funding Opportunities
|Annual SDS priority lists are created on or about the first week of December.
|Contact Information
|Contact the IHS Area Office that covers your tribe or reservation.
|Funding Authority
|Title I of the Housing & Community Development Act of 1974 (42 U.S.C. 5301 et seq) & 24 CFR § 1003
|Grant Title
|Indian Community Development Block Grant (ICDBG)
|Funding Objectives
|The ICDBG Program provides eligible grantees with direct grants for use in developing viable Indian and Alaska Native Communities, including decent housing, a suitable living environment, and economic opportunities, primarily for low and moderate income persons. ICDBG funding is intended to be flexible to meet identified community needs. Activities that are eligible are identified at 24 CFR Part 1003, subpart C and includes, but not limited to, public facilities, building infrastructure and other improvement projects such as water, waste and sewer facilities involving wastewater and solid waste projects.
|Funding Eligibility
|All Federally-Recognized Tribes and Alaskan Villages
|Terms and Conditions
|Projects funded based on selection by the Office of Native American Programs field offices.
|Financial Assistance Mechanism
|Real-Life Projects Examples
|The St. Regis Mohawk Tribe (SRMT) previously relied on non-tribal companies for solid waste management which resulted in improper disposal methods for all wastes and recyclables. The grant allowed the SRMT to become their own solid waste managers and handlers and established a waste and recycling center. The transfer center was established where all waste materials are brought for collection and sorting prior to shipping for disposal and recycling. Waste materials are shipped off the reservation to an environmentally approved facility for proper disposal and recycling. This transfer is fully utilized by all members of the SRMT including the housing authority and is functioning successfully as intended.
Year Funded: 1999
|Timeframe for Announcement of Funding Opportunities
|Annually; approximately 60 days to apply once the announcement is out.
|Contact Information
|Roberta Youmans
Phone: (202) 402-3316
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Link(s) to Agency Information
|Funding Authority
|Native American Housing Assistance and Self Determination Act of 1996 (25 U.S.C. 4101, et seq.)
|Grant Title
|Indian Housing Block Grants (IHBG)
|Funding Objectives
|The Native American Housing Assistance and Self Determination Act of 1996 (NAHASDA) reorganized the system of housing assistance provided to Native Americans through the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The NAHASDA formula grant allows tribes or tribally designated housing entities (TDHEs) to provide a range of affordable housing activities on a reservation or Indian area. These activities are identified and described in an Indian Housing Plan (IHP) which is prepared each year and submitted to HUD for review and compliance with NAHASDA. Tribes can allocate portions of their IHBG funds towards waste management in their Indian Housing Plans.
|Funding Eligibility
|All Federally-Recognized Tribes and Alaskan Villages
|Terms and Conditions
|Formula Based Grant Program implemented through the Tribes Indian Housing Plans submitted annually.
|Financial Assistance Mechanism
|Formula Based Grant
|Timeframe for Announcement of Funding Opportunities
|Tribes submit their Indian Housing Plans annually.
|Contact Information
|Tribes should contact their regional field offices for information on integrating solid waste management activities into their IHP: http://www.hud.gov/offices/pih/ih/codetalk/onap/map/nationalmap.cfm
|Link(s) to Agency Information
|Funding Authority
|Grant Title
|The Bureau of Indian Affairs does not have grants for Tribal solid waste projects.
|Funding Objectives
|The Bureau of Indian Affairs support self-determination among Federally-Recognized Tribes.
|Funding Eligibility
|Federally-Recognized Tribes
|Terms and Conditions
|BIA provides funding for solid waste sites that BIA created and/or contributed to. As funds are available, BIA funds tribal projects recommended by the Regional Environmental Scientists.
|Financial Assistance Mechanism
|Real-Life Projects Examples
|Cheyenne River Reservation $137,000. In July 2009, BIA provided funding to support a Solid Waste Proposal. The purpose of this project is to purchase a Solid Waste Compactor Truck for the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribal Solid Waste Program.
Choctaw, Mississippi $20,000. BIA provided funding to support laboratory chemicals disposal at Choctaw Central High School.
Hopi Tribe $158,200. BIA provided funding in FY 2009 to support the Tuba City Dump, Tribal Tech Support.
|Timeframe for Announcement of Funding Opportunities
|Contact Information
|Regional Environmental Scientists:
Alaska Region: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Link(s) to Agency Information
Other EPA Funding Opportunities and Resources
The American Indian Environmental Office (AIEO) maintains a website that provides information about all EPA tribal funding opportunities. Learn more about other EPA funding opportunities.
Grant Application Forms
Writing Grant Proposals
- Tips on Writing a Successful Grant Proposal This link provides helpful information that tribes and Alaska Native Villages can follow when applying for EPA funded grant opportunities.
- Preparing Successful Grant Proposals (PDF) (4 pp, 103K) | Text Version (text file) (10K) This tip sheet describes procedures that tribes and Alaska native villages can follow when applying for solid waste management grants. The tip sheet provides resources for identifying grantors, a checklist for grant proposal writing, and a case study describing The Sitka Tribe of Alaskas successful Jobs Through Recycling grant proposal.


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Mr. Farrior Lee Braswell, Sr., age 86, lovingly known by his family and friends as "Bill" and formerly of Wayne County, 330 Amity Road, Woodbridge, Connecticut departed his earthly life on Saturday, June 22, 2013, at Yale Hospital, in New Haven, Connecticut, Saint Raphell Campus.
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Discussion in 'Football, Baseball, and Hockey' started by Darth Tater, Jul 25, 2010.
The professor...........
I just worry that Marty will still be there to coach him..........
Already thinking about next season and how the Eagles and Lions will pan out.
Eagles may have some competition right in their own division.
The Cowboys showed glimmer of greatness, but never took that step this past season.
The G-Men are still in the playoffs, as they try to prove they're worthy contenders.
The eagles have talent, but have...or will they iron out other issues, or will they be haunted again.
First prediction for the NFC East...........All three of these teams may make the Playoffs.........
Lions look to get Leshoure back and a healthy Jahvid Best.
Packers should lose a bevy of coaches to other teams..........
Bears now on a downward spiral as a new GM may hire a new coach..........
Lions for the first time in a long time..........won all the games they were supposed to win.
In 2012, they become more competitive against other great teams.
Packers reel a little bit........due to unexpected loss against the 49ers.
Bears still unable to fine elite WR for their hard luck QB........Defense just gets older.
First Prediction for the NFC Central.........1 or 2 teams make the playoffs.
My guesses. ^^^^
Eagles record contingent upon healthy Vick and coaching changes. if things go right, they gonna be goooood.
Agree. Cowboys are going to do well. But no depth, IMO, so hopefully they continue to mess up. I think a coaching change is in order, too.
Giants just got hot. Yeah, they've advanced. But the 15-1 Packers have not. the playoffs are a joke. It only determines who is the best team in a given couple of weeks.
Lions. I would say 12 wins, but injuries always seem to get them.With healthy running backs and rest of team, they will be scary.
Packers. Same as kitties. Hopefully, Lions win tiebreaker.
Bears. .500 seems about right.
Forget Best, he'll last 3 games. [loss of id]
Eagles Q and A............
Two guys from Boise State, one guy from Meechigan, and Kirk Cousins listed among the Five (5) guys with rising stock (Praying the Eagles take Cousins...I keep seeing hints but it is probably just a smoke screen).
Tony Pauline, NFL Draft analyst for SportsIllustrated.com, reports from the Senior Bowl exclusively for PhiladelphiaEagles.com ...
Mobile, Alabama - Practice for the North
Of the two guys with dropping stock, he rips Kellen Moore (Boise State quarterback)...3rd stringer at best. (Nothing personal against Moore, seems like a decent kid who did very well, but all time leading college passer...give me a break...WHATEVER! Big fish in a small pond.
Martin from Michigan will go in an earlier round, so you could get LUCKY and get both Martin and Cousins..........................
The last guy we got from Michigan...the guy we moved up a few spots for in the 1st round...isn't too good. (Brandon Graham)
He had a stellar college career, but has truly been so-so with the Eagles. Eagles moved up a signifigant number of picks to nab him. He's been a let-down IMHO as far as his pro career is concerned. This shouldn't stop the Eagles from taking another Wolverine, if he fits the bill...............
In fairness to him, he suffered a major injury two seasons ago. But it seems like I've heard whispers of work ethic issues?
They already have around 3 Wolverines. That's 3 too many, if you ask me.
Not good............at UM, he was praised for his non stop motor.......
I know how you feel about reading Dave Spadaro (from our brief discussion recently in the Lion's thread). Not too long ago I felt the same way, although now I hold a better opinion of him. (Not "good", but "better"). I'll give him a 3.5 out of 10.
Here is more of the Brandon Graham stuff ("hints") that I read less than an hour ago.
Brandon Graham understands. He gets it. And I think he is doing something about it. The soon-to-be third-year defensive end is in the weight room already and he is saying and doing all the right things to blossom in 2012. Graham knows that he will be forever compared to New York's Jason Pierre-Paul, a Pro Bowl end who is a dominating player. Graham has plenty of motivation to be the best he can be and it is good to see him in the weight room.
Spadaro is a company man and the Eagle's mouthpiece. He says what they want him to say, even if they want him to chastise the team or individuals He never says anything too negative about players and staff CURRENTLY on the team at the time he says the stuff, but with him you have to read between the lines. If you are somewhat familiar with Spadaro and know what he's been saying all along about Graham, then you know that he is saying, "Graham did NOT get "it" earlier, and was NOT hitting the weight room.
At any rate, I hope Graahm really does turn out to be the very good player he is supposed to be. The eagles invested a lot in him.
Where does my sudden love for Cousins originate?
Don't ask, but I have been looking for articles that say there is hope that the Eagles might draft him, some articles that talk about how well he did at the Senior Bowl and how his overall stock is rising.
I'm starting to wonder if one of their two 2nd round choices (14th & 19th) are even going to be high enough should they decide to use one of them if they even WANT to draft him.
The Eagles are great at stock piling picks. They always seem to have significantly more than other teams. This year they have ten (10). But they waste a whole bunch of them so what good are they?
If Cousins went to New England........they would be grooming him to replace Brady.
He'd spend 4 years as Brady's backup, then take over the reigns...............
The Philly quagmire is not a good spot for him. Bad environment for a rookie.
Looks like Marty Mornhinweg is coming back....Cousins should stay away then.......
Yeah, too all you mentioned. But I'm still hoping it happens. He would handle it, I think. He's a tough kid. They would be like me (although he has no clue nor would he care what I felt). They would be all on him, but eventually come around...4 years later.
I wouldn't be in the least bit surprised if Dallas or New England drafted him. One of the articles says 6 teams talked to him. They weren't mentioned (nor was Philly...or Detroit), but that doesn't mean a thing.
Philly does the unexpected. Every time. All I know for sure is that they won't take a kicker.
Nike reveals new team cleats and gloves. The cleats almost look like race cars to me. The Eagles and Lions stuff looks pretty cool. I like the silver on the Eagle's cleats. I can't wait until the new jerseys are unveiled.
Andy Reid "optimistic about 2012", keeps coaching staff intact:
Eagles favored in the NFC East 2012.
Oh no. here we go again...
(Lions not looking too bad)
Link led me to an Eagle's fan page instead of the odds page.........
Anyways....Lions are tied for 10th with five other teams at 20 to 1 odds. Considering that we probably were the 10th best team in the playoffs this year, that's a downgrade. others at 20 to 1 include Atlanta, San Francisco, the Jets, and Dallas.......
I figure since the Eagles didn't make any coaching changes........the odds are closer to 30 to 1.........
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Am I blind? It is not on the faceplate like all my other Dynastys. Is it somewhere else or did they just forget to imprint it on? Usually it is on the upper left hand corner above the readouts.
Not the biggest deal in the world, but for the money I paid for the 700, I hope that quality control could be a little better.
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Well, on the similar model of Everlast machines it's located on the.....oh... wait, never mind, must've been thinking of something else.
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Apples and oranges but the Maxstar I looked at it was on the spec sticker on the bottom of the case.May be on the spec tag on the back on the 700.
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Sell it where you make it.
It has to do with:
If you sell to the USA then it should be made in the USA.
If you make it in china, sell it to china, etc, etc, etc.
What I make in the USA, I sell to companies and people in the USA.
I try to purchase my tools and equipment, and cars from companies that make it here in the USA.
One of my gripes with a world economy
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The only shop machine I have that says it is my 350P
Not any Dynasty or cooler.
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I try to buy the best product for the money. That helps me do better work and it helps the economy by supporting competitive innovation (new and better products).
I would definitely prefer to buy from my American neighbor as that would mean we Americans made the best product but I won't buy "crap" from my neighbor just because he's my neighbor.
I buy Miller because I think they make the best product and I'm glad they're an American company (at least I hope they are. It's pretty hard to tell these days.)
The quality control issue is that they forgot to print it on my faceplate, where it should be.
Like I said it is not a huge issue but I did call my LWS. The sales guy crawled all around it in disbelief. He is gonna find out if that is covered under warranty. I mean is it not prudent to have country of origin marked on it where you can see it?
Jeez, I got 4 other Dynastys and they all have it printed on the face. I want a matching set.Nothing welded, Nothing gained
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He was new to climbing in 1938 and WWII ended his rock climbing career. He lived to a ripe old age of 93. The following photos came from the Ed Koskinen collection.
'Yosemite Climbing Notes', by Richard M. Leonard
Sierra Club Bulletin, February 1941 (pp. 138, 140)
Higher Cathedral Spire. . . . On the eleventh ascent, on June 23, 1940, John Dyer, Wm. A. Horsfall, and Edward Koskinen eliminated artificial aid at the rope traverse chimney, just above Second Base. These are splendid accomplishments and leave only 10 feet of artificial aid at the overhang above First Base out of nearly 500 feet of very fine climbing.
. . . Lower Cathedral Spire. . . . -Eleventh ascent, July 14, 1940, John Dyer, Edward Koskinen.
The Cathedral Spires.
On Lower Cathedral Spire. The climber is John Dyer.
Higher Cathedral Spire
Near the top of Higher Spire.
Spire summit.
Spire summit.
Lower Cathedral Spire rappel.
Pigeon Spire in the foreground, Snowpatch Spire rear left. The first ascent of Snowpatch Spire was on this trip in August, 1940 by Raffi Bedayan and Jack Arnold.
'Snowpatch–and Other Bugaboos', by Fritz Lippmann
Sierra Club Bulletin, February 1941
Storm reigned over the Purcell Range as sodden clouds settled over the panorama of sharp spires of the Bugaboos. A cold rain pelted our neoprene tent, a steady rain that had been pattering down for hours. This was hardly suspicious weather, concluded Jack Arnold, Raffi Bedayan, Ed Koskinen, and I, for a serious Sierra Club attack on what we considered America's number one climbing problem-Snowpatch Spire.
The rain had first greeted us at the little British Columbia town of Spillamacheen. After thirty-three hours of strenuous driving from San Francisco, we had arrived to find the ground so damp we preferred to establish base camp in the car. . . .
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The authority's board of governors approved the increase, which goes into effect March 1 and was explained in a notice sent via postal mail to authority customers. According to Dwight D. Hoare, P.E., manager of the St. Marys Area Water Authority, the increase is due to debt service to cover replacement of the 20-inch water main serving the entire system and higher operating costs.
As part of PennDOT's road project along SR 255 in St. Marys, also known as the Million Dollar Highway projects, PennDOT has begun acquiring buildings
According to Marla Fannin, community relations coordinator with PennDOT District 2, the scope of the project is to "provide full depth reconstruction of the roadway from Wal-Mart to the St. Marys Diamond," with the estimated cost being $11 million.
Included in project plans is the widening of the SR 255/ SR 120 intersection.
In an effort to implement cost savings and unify 911 services, nine counties in northern Pennsylvania have teamed up to upgrade to a "Next Generation 911 Telephony System and Network."
The counties are Cameron, Clarion, Clearfield, Elk, Forest, Jefferson, McKean, Venango and Warren.
"[The counties] have worked together as one entity to create a regional network and improving technology and operations while saving costs to their individual counties," said Michael C. McGrady, the president of MCM Consulting Group out of McMurray.
Area residents attending SaturdayŌĆÖs Kentucky Headhunters/Confederate Railroad concert will also be treated to the comedy stylings of St. Marys native Brad Leviski, who goes by the stage name of ŌĆ£Bubba Bradley.ŌĆØ
Leviski said he had always thought about being a comic, but never really got the opportunity until about three and a half years ago.
"I was working at a bar in Montana. I was the head bouncer. A buddy of mine knew a comic in L.A. and had him come in and do a show. They wanted somebody to warm up the crowd for five minutes and I volunteered," Leviski said.
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Wilbur is not a dog, cat, or other "traditional" pet, though-- he is a pig.
Donachy, 18, explained that she first got Wilbur two years ago after wanting a pig ever since she was a little girl. When her mother finally gave in, her family looked for a pig on the Pennswoods website and found a litter near the Pennsylvania/Maryland border.
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On Jan. 13, 1940, in the Sacred Heart Church, she married Jay P. McClain, who preceded her in death on Nov. 25, 1994.
Mrs. McClain was a lifelong resident of the area and attended Sacred Heart School. She was a member of Queen of the World Church and enjoyed life, her family, and especially her grandchildren.
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CLARION - The Clarion Area Lady Bobcats defeated the Elk County Catholic Lady Crusaders by a 47-41 score last night in the District 9-A semifinal game played at Clarion University.
The Lady Bobcats will now meet the Keystone Lady Panthers for the District 9 championship on Saturday at Clarion University. Keystone defeated Kane 58-51 in the other semifinal. The Lady Crusaders will take on the Kane Lady Wolves in the District 9-A consolation game. The date, site and time of that game will be announced.
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Commissioners Joe DeMott, Al Pingie and Cliff Lane endorsed the ordinance, which is expected to be officially adopted by the county board at its meeting March 20.
The Elk County Solid Waste Authority is set to recommend that the Elk County Commissioners approve parting ways with ECS&R, the company the county has contracted with since 2006 for universal and household hazardous waste (HHW) collections, after Veolia submitted a significantly lower bid for the same services.
According to Bekki Titchner, Elk County recycling/solid waste coordinator, the county stands to save around $5,000 by contracting with Veolia.
Veolia and ECS&R were the only two companies to submit bids for the services.
ST. MARYS - In a campaign stop in St. Marys this past Friday, Congressman Glenn Thompson, who is seeking re-election as representative for Pa.'s 5th District, spoke to supporters gathered at Gunner's Restaurant and asked for their vote.
Thompson also discussed at Friday's event the expansion of his voter base as the result of recent redistricting, or reapportionment, of the Congressional 5th district by the state's legislative leaders in the Pa. House and Senate. Redistricting takes place every 10 years following the outcome of the Census.


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This November, top global CEOs will gather once again in Washington, D.C., for the annual meeting of The Wall Street Journal CEO Council.
Last year, the membership heard from top policy makers and experts in interviews led by senior editors from the Journal. Participants included Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the IMF; Jeb Bush, Governor of Florida (1999-2007); Stanley Fischer, Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve; Senator Rob Portman, Rep. Chris Van Hollen, Senator Mitch McConnell, Rep. Paul Ryan, Senator Rand Paul, Rep. Jeb Hensarling, and Senator Robert Menendez; Susan Rice, National Security Advisor; Lt. Gen. Michael T. Flynn and Gen. (Ret.) Stanley McChrystal; Sheila Bair, former FDIC chairman; White House Cybersecurity Coordinator Michael Daniel; and many more.
Click here for a compilation of WSJ news, videos and social media coverage from the Council meeting.
An exclusive group of policy makers and experts join the CEOs each year in their deliberations. Past participants have included President Barack Obama, 44th President of the United States; Chris Christie, Governor of New Jersey; Jacob J. Lew, Secretary of the U.S. Treasury; General Martin E. Dempsey, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; Jim Yong Kim, President of the World Bank; Penny Pritzker, Secretary of the U.S. Department of Commerce; Lawrence H. Summers, the 71st Secretary of the U.S. Treasury; and many more.
The CEO Council's recommendations were published in a worldwide special report of The Wall Street Journal on December 9, 2014. View the 2014 special report.
Membership in The Wall Street Journal CEO Council is by invitation only. The participating CEOs lead companies that collectively employ more than five million people, generate more than $2 trillion in annual revenue, and represent 11 countries and a diverse group of industries.
For special reports and programs from previous CEO Council meetings, please click here.
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I make no secret that this granola contains bourbon (though the alcohol does, unfortunately, bake away in the heat of the oven).
Alcohol tends to dry out baked goods, which can prove disastrous for cakes and cookies, yet beneficial for granola, which should be bone dry and crispy until doused with sweet milk or sprinkled on creamy yogurt.
These crunchy, nut-studded clusters have been my favorite breakfast as of late. The recipe is adapted from one pilfered from my pastry teacher long ago (perhaps to get her back for not divulging her pie dough secrets...).
The baking technique is a brilliant one. Instead of toasting the granola on an open sheet pan, stirring it every 10 minutes, the granola is spread into a thin, even layer, covered with a second sheet pan, and baked undisturbed for 40 minutes. The result is a bronzed sheet of granola that gets broken up into clumps and clusters.
Maple sugar and bourbon make the granola extra crispy, and the vanilla bean brown butter adds amazing depth of flavor reminiscent of the best oatmeal cookies, ever. (In fact, these flavors would make some pretty kick-ass cookies.)
The finished cereal bursts with flavors that blend seamlessly: the aforementioned butter browned with vanilla bean, maple, bourbon, spicy nutmeg and cinnamon, earthy oats and toasty nuts. A hefty dose of salt makes it positively addictive.
Which, unlike bourbon on its own, isn't so bad. It's healthful enough for breakfast (the granola, that is); sprinkled over ice cream, it can also transition into dessert territory. This granola has the added bonus of being refined sugar- and gluten-free. Oh, and it makes a great gift, too.
My favorite way to eat this granola is with whole milk and fresh strawberries when in season, though ripe pears make a fine substitute. The alcohol in the bourbon bakes away, but feel free to add a splash back in for your own secret breakfast.
Enjoy this granola with milk and fresh fruit for breakfast, alone for a crunchy snack, or over ice cream for a decadent dessert. It makes a welcome gift, and will stay crisp in an airtight container for up to a month.


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In accordance with Indiana Code 5-16-7-1 et seq., a hearing has been scheduled to determine Common Construction Wage Rates that will be held at the time, date, and location prescribed below:
Putnam County Public Library
Rotary Room
103 East Poplar Street
Greencastle, Indiana 46135
Date: Monday, February 11, 2013
Time: 11:30 AM EST
The hearing will be held to determine wage rates to establish wages for public works construction projects in Putnam County covered by the Indiana Common Construction Wage Act and awarded by the following awarding government agencies:
Greencastle Community School Corporation (IDOL 20130051)
For specific questions about this hearing, please contact Dawn Puckett by phone at (765) 653-9771 or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
North Putnam Community School Corporation (IDOL 20130063)
For specific questions about this hearing, please contact Mary Lovejoy by phone at (765) 522-6218 or by e-mail at email@example.com.
South Putnam Community School Corporation (IDOL 20130068)
For specific questions about this hearing, please contact John R. Zeiner by phone at (765) 653-3164 or by e-mail at email@example.com.
Scales of wages adopted in these meetings apply to any public works construction projects covered by
the Indiana Common Construction Wage Act for which each awarding government agency awards bids
not later than three (3) months after the date the committee adopts a wage scale.


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TRICARE Service Center closes early
The 56th Medical Group TRICARE Service Center will close at 1 p.m. Feb. 15 in preparation for the TRICARE West transition from TriWest Healthcare Alliance to United Healthcare Military and Veterans. The center is located at the Luke Air Force Base Outpatient Medical Clinic, third floor. Normal operations will resume Feb. 19. For more information, call TRICARE Operations at (623) 856-4217.
LOSC evening
The Luke Officers Spouses Club will be hosting an evening of fun and country line dancing 6:30 p.m. Feb. 20 at Roman's Oasis. For more information or to RSVP, email Nicole at firstname.lastname@example.com.
CCAF Spring graduation deadline
Air Force enlisted personnel nearing completion of requirements to earn an associate degree from the Community College of the Air Force must request official transcripts be sent to CCAF/DESS, Attn: Transcript Dept, 100 South Turner Blvd, Maxwell-Gunter AFB AL 36114-3011 three to four weeks before the deadline for CCAF to receive them. The deadline is March 1. Students should verify their receipt by accessing the Air Force Virtual Education Center site through the Air Force Portal and notify the education office once the credits appear on their records. For more information, call (623) 856-7722.
AFSA meeting
The Air Force Sergeants Association Cactus Eagle Chapter 1260 will meet at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Club Five Six Barcelona Room. For more information, go to www.afsachapter1260.weebly.com or call Master Sgt. Dustin Withrow at (623) 856-2985.
Golf tournament
A 2013 Women's History Month golf tournament begins with a shotgun start at 7:30 a.m. March 1 at Falcon Dunes Golf Course. The cost is $40 per person and includes lunch. Prizes will be given for 1st and 2nd-place, closest to the pin and longest drive. Mulligans will also be for sale. Registration deadline is Feb. 22. For more information, call 1st Lt. Jason Thomas at (623) 856-3688 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
MOAA meeting
The Military Officers Association of America Luke Chapter will hold the monthly meeting Thursday at Club Five-Six. Social hour begins at 5 p.m., dinner at 6 p.m. and "The Arizona Trio" at 7 p.m. Active-duty, retired, warrant officers of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, U.S. Public Health Service, and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, their spouses, and auxiliary members are invited to attend. The cost is $20 ($17 for Air Force Club members) per person. To RSVP by Feb. 11 or for more information, call Pam Wojtas at (623) 544-4477.
National Children's Dental Health Month
February is National Children's Dental Health Month to increase the awareness of good dental habits for children. The 56th Dental Squadron's focus is preventive oral health care for children and will present information to the Luke Air Force Base community at 9 to 11 a.m. today and Feb. 20 at the child development center, 1 to 1:30 p.m. Monday at Luke Elementary School, 9:30 to 11 a.m. at the Luke AFB Library, 1:30 to 2 p.m. Feb. 21 at Luke Elementary School and 3 to 4 p.m. Feb. 25 at the youth center. Information about proper nutrition, developing good oral hygiene and the importance of regular dental checkups is included. For more information, call Staff Sgt. Ashley Stallworth, 56th Medical Group, at (623) 856-7535.
Tax center hours
The tax center is now open by appointment only. E-1 through E-4 may have their taxes prepared at the center through Feb. 28. All others can make appointments for March 1 through April 15. Hours of operation are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday in Bldg. 1150. For more information or to make an appointment, call (623) 856-3140.
Luke GameStop closing
GameStop's plan to close 200 stores includes the Luke Air Force Base facility, which closed Thursday. The Army & Air Force Exchange Service regularly reviews offerings to ensure they meet the community's needs. The process of identifying and bringing a new retail activity to the space GameStop occupied is ongoing.
Range trespass notice
The Combat Arms Ranges located at Luke Air Force Base, Bldg. 918, and the grenade launcher training area located at Luke Air Force Base Auxiliary Field are off limits to all personnel. Live fire training is conducted on these ranges, and trespassing is not only illegal but also dangerous because of gunfire. For more information or to obtain entry due to a valid need, call Tech. Sgt. Brad Brown, 56th Security Forces Squadron, at (623) 856-6678.
Savings on homes
Balfour Beatty Communities (Luke family housing) is currently offering three-bedroom renovated homes for $1,100 per month with a one-year lease for E-1 through E-5 active-duty military members only. With an allotted base allowance for housing of $1,287 for those ranks and $1,461 for E-5, members can save money through the basic allowance for housing. Annually members save $2,244 and $4,332 respectively. Specials are subject to change without notice. For more information, call the Balfour Beatty Communities office at (623) 388-3515.
Tech expo
The Luke Air Force Base Technology Exposition is 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 28 at Club Five Six. The 56th Communications Squadron is hosting the event that is free to the base community. More than 20 exhibitors will demonstrate the latest solutions to every mission. Preregister at www.FederalEvents.com. Click on the "LukeAFB" link. For more information or to request a company or technology, call Katie Johnson at (443) 563-2462 or email email@example.com.
Free do-it-yourself tax prep
A free do-it-yourself tax return preparation website for those making less than $57,000 annual income is www.myfreetaxes.com/luke. For those making more than $57,000, go to www.militaryonesource.com.
Trip reduction survey
The annual trip reduction survey is being conducted through Feb. 21 online at http://www.maricopa.gov/AQ/Trp_Internet_Survey_2008/Default.aspx. Base personnel, minus deployed Airmen, are asked to take the two-minute survey. The survey is required by Maricopa County Air Quality Department, and participation will be tracked. The data will be used to analyze and plan to reduce single occupancy vehicle trips.
Auto hobby shop hours
The auto hobby shop hours of operation are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and will be closed Sunday and Monday. For more information, call (623) 856-6107
Military children scholarships
Applications for the Scholarships for Military Children Program for students enrolling full-time in the fall of 2013 in an undergraduate program leading to a bachelor's degree are now being accepted. For more information, go to www.militaryscholar.org.


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Book your room at The St. Regis New York
Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Grand Room, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking (LUXE)Max Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children)
Get an overview of this hotelLegendary landmark in the heart of Midtown Manhattan
Fifth Avenue elegance
One of the city's most honored hotels, the St. Regis New York is located on Fifth Avenue, 3 blocks from both the Museum of Modern Art and Rockefeller Center. Central Park is just 4 blocks north.
King Cole Bar
A Maxfield Parrish mural highlights the King Cole Bar, which is under the direction of renowned chef and restaurateur John DeLucie. The Remède Spa offers customized treatments.
24-hour butler service
Debuting a fresh and sophisticated approach to modern elegance, the hotel unveils dramatically transformed guestrooms and suites. Guestrooms and suites are appointed with custom furnishings, carved crown moldings and wainscoting, and marble baths.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Maxfield Parrish's King Cole mural, dating from 1906, highlights the sophisticated King Cole Bar.
The Remède Spa is an intimate sanctuary, where guests are welcomed with champagne and truffles before indulging in customized treatments.
English-style butler service is available around the clock. Other highlights include a concierge desk, a health club, a business center, and wireless Internet access. Guests enjoy complimentary access to an indoor pool at a sister hotel, just a five-minute walk from The St. Regis New York.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- ATM/banking
- Babysitting or childcare
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Full-service spa
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Hair salon
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Shopping on site
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Steam room
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Babysitting or childcare
- DVD player
- Free Wi-Fi
- Microwave (on request)
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Rollaway/extra beds available
Available in all rooms: WiFi (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Bathrobes
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Climate control
- Free bottled water
- Free newspaper
- Free toiletries
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- DVD player
- Flat-panel TV
- Hair dryer
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- In-room massage available
- In-room safe
- Microwave (on request)
- Minibar
- Pay movies
- Phone
- Premium bedding
- Premium TV channels
- Private bathroom
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Room service
- Satellite TV service
- Shower/tub combination
- Slippers
- Turndown service
- WiFi (surcharge)
Where to Eat
King Cole Bar - A new shared-plate concept features contemporary American cuisine by a renowned chef with a Mediterranean influence.
Nearby Things to Do
- Snowshoeing nearby
Spa Services
- Hot stone massage
- Thai massage
- Reflexology
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Ayurvedic treatments
- Massages
- Minimum age to access spa is 16
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Braille or raised signage
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 95.00 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: USD 50 per person (approximately)
- Valet parking fee: USD 71.03 per night (in/out privileges)
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 95.00 per night
Awards & Affiliations
- The St. Regis New York is listed in the 2013 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List of the world's best places to stay and the 2013 Travel + Leisure 500.