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Seventy-eight students have withdrawn or their were prevented from enrolling after attendance audits determined they weren�t eligible to attend the schools.
Charles County Superintendent of Schools James E. Richmond announced in September that the school system would begin monitoring enrollment at each school. The reviews started at North Point High School, and the second began at La Plata High School a few weeks later.
At the time the review began at North Point, the school had more than 600 more students than its state-rated capacity of 1,600.
Patricia Vaira, director of student services for the county school system, told Charles County Board of Education members Tuesday that as a result of extensive review and investigations, 52 North Point students have either been withdrawn from the school or their enrollment was halted.
Of those 52, Vaira said 23 resided in Charles County, 20 were out-of-county residents, seven were stopped from enrolling, one withdrew to be home-schooled and one withdrew to the GED program.
In addition to the high school students from North Point who withdrew, 15 of their siblings were withdrawn from county schools.
La Plata was nearly 300 students over capacity at the time the enrollment audit began.
Vaira reported that nine students were withdrawn or stopped from enrolling as a result of investigations.
Of the nine, five resided in the county, one was from outside the county and three were from out of state.
In addition, two siblings of those students were withdrawn from county schools.
School board member Patricia Bowie asked Vaira if the investigations were finished.
She replied that they were not complete because staff still is receiving tips about students who are not qualified to be enrolled. The tips, she said, are not as frequent as they once were.
Vaira said while there was a concentrated effort to audit La Plata and North Point, many other schools are investigating students.
At this time, there are no other schools scheduled for enrollment audits.
Bowie asked what happens once a student is identified as being fraudulent and needs to withdraw.
Vaira said each case is unique, but basically, the student is immediately enrolled in his proper school zone.
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Currently, there are 550 approved out-of-zone student transfers; 184 are new this year.
Last year, there were 676 approved out-of-zone students.
Of the 550 transfers, 274 are students of employees.
The board recently changed its transfer policy in an attempt to tighten the wording and potentially reduce the number of transfers.
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Jennings 4 yrs- 25 mil
Wallace 5 yrs- 50 mil
First round pass rusher like Bingo, Jordan or Ansah
Second round defensive backs with both picks
Third round offensive lineman and Ryan Swope
Houshmazode. Championship.
Jennings 4 yrs- 25 mil
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Please... End this misery this season.
It's only obvious to a few of us that nothing has been said that would suggest that Jennings will prefer Miami over some other destination. Though the similarities between the Jennings situation and the Flynn situation are limited to entering free agency and having played with Green Bay, it's good to consider that any past relationship to Joe Philbin basically equals (in the media's eye) Miami potentially being interested because... well, this team needs talent that knows Joe's system, right? That's all it is. It immediately creates some demand for the player and totally benefits them.
You know what else is obvious? Joe has stressed his preference to build through the draft and through players he can mold to his blueprint. Jennings may be a good fit, I'll give him that. Whether or not Miami wants an expensive wide out will need to be seen. If it were me, I'd take Hartline's asking price and offer it to Jennings and then move forward from this topic. However, Joe may not want to do it that way.
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If he comes...
Crown us.
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What i also heard is a nice human being who is humble after all his success. Those are the guys Philbin wants on his team. Philbin will give the extra money if need be IMO. Philbin will reward great character and work ethic, which is why Hartline is still in the picture. Everyone else is a bigger question mark in that regard.
Its also why I think Terrence Williams is a good fit here as well.
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3. Steve Nelson CB
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5. Adrian Amos FS
5. Kenny Bell WR
I think the money that he will be getting paid is more because he is both a good locker room guy and a productive receiver. Philbin is putting a large emphasis on how players are in the locker room.
Sign him all ready, so i can order my jersey!
A good friend will come and bail you out of jail...but, a true friend will be sitting next to you saying, "Damn...that was fun!"
I would be glad to have him. We will finally having a legit WR after Chambers and Marshall.
This stuff drives me crazy. Every year we hear the same thing, "oh, I'd love to come play for Miami!", and what happens, they sign somewhere else. Why? Because of the the money. The only way we get him over someone else is if we pay him the same or more than everyone else. While we have the cap, I don't think we will grossly overpay for FA's we want. We need to save some of that for other positions we need nearly as bad as WR.
Guys, we've seen this before. C'mon, he is going to go to the team that offers him the most money. Period. If that team is the Jaguars, then he's off to Jax.
I want Jennings more than Mike Wallace. Does anyone really think Wallace is a better fit for our offense? I see him more of a decoy for us than anything, and I see Jennings actually making plays for us


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Brad Marchand was tripped in front of the Bruins bench and, as he skated by, James Neal drove his knee right through Marchand's head. Play stopped shortly thereafter and Bruins teammates converged on several Penguins, including Brooks Orpik. Earlier, Orpik knocked Louis Eriksson out of the game on his first shift.
Amidst the scrum, Shawn Thornton skated up to Orpik from behind, took him down and punched him right in the mouth. It looks like Orpik went slack immediately and Thornton, who was ejected, continued hitting him while he was down on the ice. Orpik was stretchered off the ice after a lengthy delay.
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ORPIK UPDATE: Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Brooks Orpik was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital where he is alert and conscious.
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Wednesday, November 07, 2001BOONE, N.C. — East Tennessee State used timely attacks and limited the Appalachian offense as it defeated the Mountaineers 3-1 in volleyball action Tuesday night from the Holmes Center Boone, N.C. The first game saw Appalachian build a 13-8 lead by well placed attacks. The Mountaineers would build the lead to as much as six but East Tennessee State battled back to close the gap to one at 19-18. Appalachian then fumped to a five point advantage before the Bucs closed within two to force an Appalachian timeout at 24-22. Following the timeout East Tennessee State again rallied to pull within one at 26-25. Appalachian did not waiver as they held off an ETSU rally to take the first game 30-27. Game two started out just as close as the first. Appalachian again jumped out to a an early led at 6-3. The Bucs responded by tying the game at eight each. ETSU then built a two point advantage at 10-8 but the Mountaineers responded to tie the match at 11. The Buccaneers steadily built a three point advantage at 17-14 that forced a Mountaineer timeout. Following the timeout, Appalachian continued to use a strong defensive presence at the net to pull even at 20-20. ETSU regrouped and opened a four point lead at 25-21 which forced a Mountaineer timeout. ETSU then took control and took the second game 30-24. Game three saw Appalachian jump to an early 5-2 advantage. ETSU then struck back to take the lead at 10-8. The Bucs then extended the lead to 19-13. Appalachian continued to battle back and tied the game at 24. Appalachian staved off eight chances at game point but ETSU finally converted on its nine attempt to take the third game 38-36. In game four, the match stayed close as both teams battled to a 5-5 tie. ETSU then took control by going on a 8-3 run to boost the score to 13-8. Appalachian would not give up as they cut the Buccaneer lead to two at 18-16. ETSU rebounded to extend the lead to six at 22-16 to force an Appalachian timeout. Appalachian could not mount a comeback for the remainder of the match as ETSU ended the match with a 30-23 win in game four. Appalachian was led by Katherine Dean who tallied a career-high 20 kills and 13 digs. Karen Nielson, and Ashley Peterson chipped in with 10 kills each. Claire Reynolds also had a productive night as she handed out 12 kills. East Tennessee State was led by Karen Freeburg (Newcastle, Ind.) with 17 kills. Rachel Shifflet (Axton, Va.) and Lissa Allen (Palm Bay, Fla.) also tallied double-digit kills as they each had 15. With the win, the Buccaneers move their record to 19-4, 14-4 in conference play. ETSU will travel to UNC Greensboro on Nov. 9 and to Davidson on Nov. 10 to close out the regular season.
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Doug Quaid seems to have it pretty good in 2084 A.D. A heavily muscled construction worker, he boasts a beautiful wife, Lori, good friends, and a technologically advanced home featuring video phones and even video walls. But he is haunted by dreams of a mysterious brunette woman and the red wastelands of Mars. Quaid visits Rekall, a unique travel agency that implants the memory of an adventure into its customers' minds, to get the chance to live out his Martian fantasies. When something goes terribly wrong and a blocked off portion of his mind is activated, Quaid finds himself at the center of a dangerous conspiracy. He must travel to Mars and get to the bottom of why he is being hunted by henchmen. But how can he know that what he's experiencing isn't just part of the Rekall experience? Are the mutant revolutionaries on Mars his allies, enemies, or complete fabrications? And is the lovely brunette at his side nothing more than a figment of his imagination?
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I had made our reservation and entered my mothers credit card on the reservation. Upon arrival at the hotel on Friday I informed the young man that I would be using the credit card on file which is my mothers. I told him that she lived close by and that I could either go get her card or have her sign an authorization slip. He said, Oh no we won't need that. Said he would only need a card in my name for incidentals. I game him my card. I told him that all room fees were to be charged to my moms card. He said no problem. We checked in. Unloaded our luggage and stuff. Got settled into our room. It was kinds warm in there and damp feeling. I thought it was just because the A/C was not on when we checked in. Beds were very hard and worn out. Carpet had a funky smell to it. We toughed it out. We were not spending much time there so we didn't complain. On Monday I informed them we would be staying another night. Then on Tuesday I informed them we would be staying until Thursday because our business was taking longer. NO Problem they said. On Wednesday night I checked my bank account and noticed a charge on there from the hotel that made no sense. I asked the young man at the front desk about it and he could not tell me anything other than he notified his manager and he escalated it so I would be getting a call. Upon our checking out I was informed that I owed them more money. That my card on file was not enough to cover the extended days. I told them that they were making a mistake. That there is plenty of credit on my mothers card to cover the room charges. Well, then it all came about that the young man was charging the first stay on my moms card but the extended days on my card. then he came to out room and informed me that he needed an authorization to use my moms card. I informed him that he had already charged the first few days, why not the others. He said that his manager stated that they needed the authorization. What happened is he got caught not following company policy and we had to go through the hoops to fix it. He was also giving away a lot of stuff from the Cupboard. Soap, toothpaste, food, drinks. The A/C started leaking water the night before we left and my suitcase got soaked. I will NOT stay here again.
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Immediately at check in I was welcomed by Albert at the front desk. An extremely well mannered young man who know customer service! We had a great chat which I usually don't do. Arriving at my room I checked the hair dryer and sure enough it doesn't work. Albert was able to get me a replacement right away! That evening the guest above us was extremely noisy (Over 3 hours) and I notified Albert. He called to inform the guest of the complaint before I even left the desk. I certainly appreciate his efforts! The hotel is located in a great location with shops and restaurants everywhere! Interstate is also very close. The rest of my week was awesome! Room was great! Bathroom was great! Housekeeping was attentive! I will definitely stay at this hotel again if I'm in the area!


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There's a large, Parker Kligerman-sized hole in the fence at Daytona after Joey Logano lost control after coming into contact with Matt Kenseth and hit Trevor Bayne who then flipped Parker. Everyone is ok, but Parker's car is trashed.
Speaking of, this is unfortunately similar to a crash last year when 30 fans were injured after a crash at Daytona. They upgraded the fence last year and it seems to have caught some, but not all of the debris.
That's uhm, a big hole in the fence #NASCAR pic.twitter.com/NCwyQyqFYQ
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Parker's going to a backup car to try to win the Daytona 500. That sucks, but if anyone can do it it's Parker.


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This Article will tell you how to configure your SQL Server Management Studio to connect with your SQL Server housed on your Windows Cloud Server.
1. Start SQL Server Management Studio by going to Start > All Programs > Microsoft SQL Server 2008 > SQL Server Management Studi
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Alkaline Phosphatase, Total and Isoenzymes, Serum
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Alkaline phosphatase (ALP) is present in a number of tissues including liver, bone, intestine, and placenta. The activity of ALP found in serum is a composite of isoenzymes from those sites and, in some circumstances, placental or Regan isoenzymes. Serum ALP is of interest in the diagnosis of 2 main groups of conditions-hepatobiliary disease and bone disease associated with increased osteoblastic activity.
A rise in ALP activity occurs with all forms of cholestasis, particularly with obstructive jaundice. The response of the liver to any form of biliary tree obstruction is to synthesize more ALP. The main site of new enzyme synthesis is the hepatocytes adjacent to the biliary canaliculi.
ALP also is elevated in disorders of the skeletal system that involve osteoblast hyperactivity and bone remodeling, such as Paget's disease rickets and osteomalacia, fractures, and malignant tumors.
Moderate elevation of ALP may be seen in other disorders such as Hodgkin's disease, congestive heart failure, ulcerative colitis, regional enteritis, and intra-abdominal bacterial infections.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Diagnosis and treatment of liver, bone, intestinal, and parathyroid diseases
Determining the tissue source of increased alkaline phosphatase (ALP) activity in serum
Differentiating between liver and bone sources of elevated ALP
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Total Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP):
ALP elevations tend to be more marked (more than 3-fold) in extrahepatic biliary obstructions (eg, by stone or cancer of the head of the pancreas) than in intrahepatic obstructions, and the more complete the obstruction, the greater the elevation. With obstruction, serum ALP activities may reach 10 to 12 times the upper limit of normal, returning to normal upon surgical removal of the obstruction. The ALP response to cholestatic liver disease is similar to the response of gamma-glutamyltransferase (GGT), but more blunted. If both GGT and ALP are elevated, a liver source of the ALP is likely.
Among bone diseases, the highest level of ALP activity is encountered in Paget's disease, as a result of the action of the osteoblastic cells as they try to rebuild bone that is being resorbed by the uncontrolled activity of osteoclasts. Values from 10 to 25 times the upper limit of normal are not unusual. Only moderate rises are observed in osteomalacia, while levels are generally normal in osteoporosis. In rickets, levels 2 to 4 times normal may be observed. Primary and secondary hyperparathyroidism are associated with slight to moderate elevations of ALP; the existence and degree of elevation reflects the presence and extent of skeletal involvement. Very high enzyme levels are present in patients with osteogenic bone cancer. A considerable rise in ALP is seen in children following accelerated bone growth.
ALP increases of 2 to 3 times normal may be observed in women in the third trimester of pregnancy, although the reference interval is very wide and levels may not exceed the upper limit of normal in some cases. In pregnancy, the additional enzyme is of placental origin.
ALP Isoenzymes:
Liver ALP isoenzyme is associated with biliary epithelium and is elevated in cholestatic processes. Various liver diseases (primary or secondary cancer, biliary obstruction) increase the liver isoenzyme.
Liver 1 (L1) is increased in some non-malignant diseases (such as cholestasis, cirrhosis, viral hepatitis and in various biliary and hepatic pathologies). It is also increased in malignancies with hepatic metastasis, in cancer of the lungs and digestive tract and in lymphoma.
An increase of Liver 2 (L2) may occur in cholestasis and biliary diseases (eg, cirrhosis, viral hepatitis) and in malignancies (eg, breast, liver, lung, prostate, digestive tract) with liver metastasis.
Osteoblastic bone tumors and hyperactivity of osteoblasts involved in bone remodeling (eg, Paget's disease) increase the bone isoenzyme. Paget's disease leads to a striking, solitary elevation of bone ALP.
The intestinal isoenzyme may be increased in patients with cirrhosis and in individuals who are blood group O or B secretors.
The placental (carcinoplacental antigen) and Regan isoenzyme can be elevated in cancer patients.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
No significant cautionary statements
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
4 years: 149-369 U/L
5 years: 179-416 U/L
6 years: 179-417 U/L
7 years: 172-405 U/L
8 years: 169-401 U/L
9 years: 175-411 U/L
10 years: 191-435 U/L
11 years: 185-507 U/L
12 years: 185-562 U/L
13 years: 182-587 U/L
14 years: 166-571 U/L
15 years: 138-511 U/L
16 years: 102-417 U/L
17 years: 69-311 U/L
18 years: 52-222 U/L
> or =19 years: 45-115 U/L
4 years: 169-372 U/L
5 years: 162-355 U/L
6 years: 169-370 U/L
7 years: 183-402 U/L
8 years: 199-440 U/L
9 years: 212-468 U/L
10 years: 215-476 U/L
11 years: 178-526 U/L
12 years: 133-485 U/L
13 years: 120-449 U/L
14 years: 153-362 U/L
15 years: 75-274 U/L
16 years: 61-264 U/L
17-23 years: 52-144 U/L
24-45 years: 37-98 U/L
46-50 years: 39-100 U/L
51-55 years: 41-108 U/L
56-60 years: 46-118 U/L
61-65 years: 50-130 U/L
> or =66 years: 55-142 U/L
Reference values have not been established for patients who are <4 years of age.
Liver 1%
0-6 years: 5.1-49.0%
7-9 years: 3.0-45.0%
10-13 years: 2.9-46.3%
14-15 years: 7.8-48.9%
16-18 years: 14.9-50.5%
> or =19 years: 27.8-76.3%
Liver 1
0-6 years: 7.0-112.7 IU/L
7-9 years: 7.4-109.1 IU/L
10-13 years: 7.8-87.6 IU/L
14-15 years: 10.3-75.6 IU/L
16-18 years: 13.7-78.5 IU/L
> or =19 years: 16.2-70.2 IU/L
Liver 2%
0-6 years: 2.9-13.7%
7-9 years: 3.7-12.5%
10-13 years: 2.9-22.3%
14-15 years: 2.2-19.8%
16-18 years: 1.9-12.5%
> or =19 years: 0.0-8.0%
Liver 2
0-6 years: 3.0-41.5 IU/L
7-9 years: 4.0-35.6 IU/L
10-13 years: 3.3-37.8 IU/L
14-15 years: 2.2-32.1 IU/L
16-18 years: 1.4-19.7 IU/L
> or =19 years: 0.0-5.8 IU/L
Bone %
0-6 years: 41.5-82.7%
7-9 years: 39.9-85.8%
10-13 years: 31.8-91.1%
14-15 years: 30.6-85.4%
16-18 years: 38.9-72.6%
> or =19 years: 19.1-67.7%
0-6 years: 43.5-208.1 IU/L
7-9 years: 41.0-258.3 IU/L
10-13 years: 39.4-346.1 IU/L
14-15 years: 36.4-320.5 IU/L
16-18 years: 32.7-214.6 IU/L
> or =19 years: 12.1-42.7 IU/L
Intestine %
0-6 years: 0.0-18.4%
7-9 years: 0.0-18.3%
10-13 years: 0.0-11.8%
14-15 years: 0.0-8.2%
16-18 years: 0.0-8.7%
> or =19 years: 0.0-20.6%
0-6 years: 0.0-37.7 IU/L
7-9 years: 0.0-45.6 IU/L
10-13 years: 0.0-40.0 IU/L
14-15 years: 0.0-26.4 IU/L
16-18 years: 0.0-12.7 IU/L
> or =19 years: 0.0-11.0 IU/L
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Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Tietz NW: Textbook of Clinical Chemistry, Third edition. Edited by CA Burtis, ER Ashwood. Philadelphia, PA, WB Saunders Company, 1999
2. Moss DW: Alkaline phosphatase isoenzymes. Clin Chem 1982;28:2007-2016
3. Teitelbaum JE, Laskowski A, Barrows FP: Benign transient hyperphosphatasemia in infants and children: a prospective cohort. J Pediatr Endocrinol Metab 2011;24:351-353
4. Jassam NJ, Horner J, Marzo-Ortega H, et al: Transient rise in alkaline phosphatase activity in adults. BMJ Case Rep 2009;2009: bcr09.2009.2250. PMC3028401, Published online Dec 3, 2009


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Rouge River
Contact Information
US EPA RAP Liaison
John Haugland
77 West Jackson Blvd. (G-17J)
Chicago, IL 60604-3590
State RAP Contact
Michelle Selzer
Michigan Department of Environmental Quality – Water Bureau
525 W. Allegan Street
P.O. Box 30273
Lansing, MI 48909
Rouge RAP Advisory Council Chair
Bill Craig
20050 Milburn
Livonia, MI 48152
Local Coordinator
Rich Badics
Michigan Statewide Public Advisory Council Representative
5611 Wagoneer Court
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Partners & Stakeholders
Frequent Acronyms
- AOC Area of Concern
- BUI Beneficial Use Impairment
- CMP/EIS Chemical Management Plan or Environmental Impact Statement
- GLNPO Great Lakes National Program Office
- RAP Remedial Action Plan
- Background
- Beneficial Use Impairments
- Delisting Targets
- RAP Development and Status
- Significant RAP Milestones
- RAP Implementation
- RAP-Related Publications
- Community Involvement
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The oldest and most heavily populated and industrialized area in southeast Michigan is located within the Rouge River Watershed. The Rouge River has four main branches totaling 125 miles of waterways primarily flowing through Wayne and Oakland counties, with some headwaters in Washtenaw County. The Rouge drains a 438 square mile area that includes more than 400 lakes and ponds, and more than 50 miles of parkland along its banks. The river winds its way through 48 communities and provides recreational opportunities for more than a million people. The lower four miles of the river are maintained as a shipping channel from the turning basin to the river's mouth at the south end of Zug Island.
Rouge River Remedial Action Plan (RAP) priorities include the elimination of combined sewer overflows (CSOs) and sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs), nonpoint source pollution control, industrial discharge pretreatment, peak storm water discharge reductions and contaminated site restoration.
Beneficial Use Impairments
- Restrictions on fish and wildlife consumption
- Eutrophication or undesirable algae
- Degradation of fish and wildlife populations
- Beach closings
- Fish tumors or other deformities
- Degradation of aesthetics
- Degradation of benthos
- Restriction on dredging activities
- Loss of fish and wildlife habitat
The Rouge River Watershed covers 1,210 km2 in southeastern Michigan. It includes sections of three counties and encompasses 48 municipalities with a population of 1.5 million people. Degradation of the Rouge River is representative of that found in many urbanized and industrialized areas within the Great Lakes Basin. Over 50% of the land-use is residential, commercial, or industrial, with increasing development pressures in the headwaters. Despite the urbanized and industrial areas within the watershed, there are over 80 km of publicly-owned riparian (i.e., land/bank adjacent to a watercourse) parklands within the northern and western portions of the watershed consisting mainly of suburban and rural land uses. Urban storm water discharges, CSOs, nonpoint source pollution, and municipal and industrial discharges all contribute to the Rouge River Area of Concern (AOC) beneficial use impairments (BUIs).
For further information on Rouge River BUIs, see the RAP documents listed in the Significant RAP Milestones section.
Delisting Targets
The 2004 Rouge River RAP Revision (PDF) (153pp, 3.9MB) includes initial delisting criteria for several of the identified BUIs, some of which may be ready for formal delisting in the near future. The Rouge River RAP Advisory Council (RRAC) has received funding from the Great Lakes Commission to refine delisting criteria to reflect knowledge of the BUIs. The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) is working with the RRAC to evaluate the current delisting criteria for consistency with Michigan's statewide delisting guidance (PDF 508Kb, 61 pages) RAP Development and Status
RAP Development and Status
The Rouge River RAP was completed in 1989 and has been heralded as a model for community involvement and public support. The RAP was updated in 1994 and 1998, and revised in 2004. Since 1999, the RRAC has also been using a progress report card as a mechanism to help celebrate implementation of remedial projects, make mid-course corrections, provide public accountability, and further develop the RAP. The RRAC released the 2005 Rouge River Report Card in October 2005.
Significant RAP Milestones
- 2010: Lower Rouge River Investigation
- Lower Rouge River Investigation Part 1 of 3 (PDF) (78pp, 337K)
- Lower Rouge River Investigation Part 2 of 3 (PDF) (59pp, 44.4MB)
- Lower Rouge River Investigation Part 3 of 3 (PDF) (1204pp, 31.0MB)
- 2004: Rouge River RAP Revision (PDF) (PDF 3.88Mb, 153 pages) completed.
- 1998: Rouge River RAP Progress Report (PDF) (120pp, 7.1MB) completed.
- 1994: Rouge River RAP Update (PDF) (156pp, 8.4MB) completed.
- 1992: Rouge River RAP Progress Report (PDF) (33pp, 1.5MB) completed.
- 1990: Remedial Action Plan for the Rouge River Basin (PDF) (146pp, 4.9MB) completed.
RAP Implementation
Recent progress and achievements
- In 2004, the Rouge River RAP was updated. The plan defined
an ambitious 20-year program of actions needed to realize the
vision of: "A Rouge River that is aesthetically pleasing, clean
and safe, that supports a healthy, diverse fish and wildlife
community, and that provides an enriching variety of
recreational experiences."
- Rouge River monitoring has continued to show improved water
quality and overall ecosystem health. Dissolved oxygen levels
are higher at most monitoring stations compared to five years
ago. Bacteria counts are declining. There have been numerous
habitat restoration and streambank stabilization projects
conducted throughout the watershed.
- All 10 of the CSO retention/ treatment basins planned under
Phase 1 of the Rouge watershed CSOs control program are in
operation and are removing a significant source of untreated
sewage overflow to the Rouge River. A total of 77 of the 83
Phase I CSO outfalls are now under control or have been
eliminated by sewer separation. The City of Dearborn also
continued work on its CSO control program by initiating
construction of innovative deep shaft storage and treatment
facilities in the West Dearborn area (Phase A) and continuing
design of projects in the West Dearborn Phase B and East
Dearborn areas. The City of Detroit Upper Rouge Tunnel is under
- Thirty-six new grant-funded community projects were awarded
in 2004, 32 of which were completed, and all are consistent with
the seven Rouge subwatershed management plans.
- More than 120 illegal sanitary sewer connections to storm drainage systems and other illicit discharges have been identified and eliminated in the watershed.
Current projects and outlook
- In 2005, the Friends of
the Rouge (FOTR)
received a U.S. EPA Great Lakes National Program Office grant to
develop a comprehensive Geographic Information System (GIS)
database of critical habitat areas to use as a tool to set
measurable restoration and delisting goals for habitat.
- The FOTR received a MDEQ volunteer monitoring grant in 2004 to continue its Rouge River Benthic Monitoring and Frog and Toad Survey programs; this work is ongoing.
RAP-Related Publications
- 2005: 2005 Rouge River Report Card (PDF) (4pp, 8.6MB)
- 2004: Review of Year 2004 – Rouge River National Wet Weather Demonstration Project Report (PDF) (153pp, 3.9MB)
- 1999: 1999 Rouge River Report Card (PDF) (49pp, 2.7MB)
Community Involvement
The Rouge River RAP is a watershed-wide effort that is led by the MDEQ in partnership with other stakeholders. The institutional structure includes: MDEQ staff with responsibilities to implement the RAP and assess restoration progress; a Rouge Program Office created for the Rouge River National Wet Weather Demonstration Project; technical advisory groups; a Rouge River Steering Committee to oversee implementation activities with the Voluntary Stormwater Permit; and the RRAC to advise the MDEQ and assist in updating and implementing the RAP. The RRAC includes representatives of industry, environmental interests, citizens, universities, the Natural Resources Conservation Service, local and county governments, and parks and health departments.


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Celebrate the men (and women) who have made America the greatest nation on God's green earth! This spectacular poster celebrates the American military through three iconic images: the proud bald eagle, boldly daring its prey to approach; a soldier cast in bronze from a famous memorial statue; and the legendary U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial in Arlington, Virginia, the tribute to the brave personnel who scaled Mount Suribachi and planted the Stars & Stripes on the highest point on Iwo Jima during the War in the Pacific in 1945. This print will make you gush with pride, and act as a permanent reminder in your home or office: that freedom isn't free.
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Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2014 — Peak flu season is here and the H1N1 flu strain has claimed several lives including one in Lassen County.
According to public health director Joanna Zimmerman, on Friday, Jan. 10 state officials declared a sharp increase in influenza activity including illnesses and deaths, with the number of confirmed fatalities rising rapidly and exceeding that expected this time of year.
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All the Boys Love Mandy Lane
Horror, Suspense/Thriller
The film is about a group of high-schoolers who invite Mandy Lane, "a good girl" who becomes the object of everyone's affection after returning from summer break, to a weekend party on a secluded ranch. While the festivities rage on, the number of revelers begins to mysteriously drop one at a time.
Cast: Anson Mount, Edwin Hodge, Aaron Himelstein, Michael Welch, Amber Heard
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Before applying online for a Crane, Boom and Pump Truck Permit you will need to obtain your user name and password by contacting the DPW Permit Desk at (617) 349-4833 or by email email@example.com . Note: A permit will not be reviewed unless permit fees are paid at time of application and a valid $5000.00 bond and certificate of insurance is on file at the Department of Public Works (see requirements below).
1. Sign into the online permitting system using your assigned username and password.
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4. Provide an emergency contact number of the person in charge of the project.
5. Set a desired permit beginning and end date. Crane, boom and pump truck permits are $200 per day. Also, keep in mind that the DPW needs 3-5days notice to review permits. Weekend work is not allowed except under special conditions and additional fees may apply.
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Remember: Permit applications need to be reviewed and approved by the Department of Public Works before work begins. Printing this online application does not mean that you have an approved permit.
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Fifteen people, all underage, were arrested for possession of drugs after the Calvert County Sheriff's Office responded to a report of underage drinking and possible drug use Saturday at the Solomons Holiday Inn Conference Center & Marina.
At about 8:39 p.m., personnel at the Holiday Inn in Solomons contacted the sheriff's office regarding a suspected underage drinking party with possible drug use in one of the hotel rooms, according to a sheriff's office police blotter issued Monday.
Capt. Steve Jones of the sheriff's office said Tuesday the group had been at the hotel for about 30 to 45 minutes before police arrived. Dfc. R. Wilson, Dfc. J. Morgan, Dfc. W. Wells and Cpl. G. Shrawder found 11 juveniles and four adults in the room, according to the police report. All were taken away from the scene and arrested for possession of drugs, the report states. Jones said it is unknown how the alcohol was obtained.
Precious T. Young, 18, of Laurel, Monica R. Jefferson, 18, of Lusby, Bernard D. Gibson, 20, of Laurel and Cornay S. Johnson, 19, of Lusby were taken to the Calvert County Detention Center, and each were charged with possession of marijuana less than 10 grams and possession with intent to use drug paraphernalia: a metal grinder, Jones said.
Six male juveniles, ranging in age from 13 to 17, and five females, ranging in age from 11 to 17, all from Prince Frederick, Lusby, Lexington Park, Port Republic, Mechanicsville and Laurel, were taken to the sheriff's office, and each were charged with the same offenses on youth reports and released to parents, according to the sheriff's office's report of the incident. Jones said some of the individuals had previous offenses.


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