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The world-renowned Chicago Symphony Orchestra (CSO) performs at the grand Symphony Center on Michigan Avenue in the Loop. The CSO is led by Music Director Riccardo Muti, and often collaborates with some of the biggest names in classical music. In the summer, the CSO takes up residence at the outdoor Ravinia Festival in north suburban Highland Park. Photo credit: Todd Rosenberg as photographer for CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Chicago Trolley and Double Decker Co.
We operate Chicago's premier Hop On Hop Off ® city sightseeing tours in the classic red & green Trolleys and fun-filled Double Decker buses. We also offer private group transportation for special events such as weddings, parties, and corporate outings. For 19 years the Hop On Hop Off® sightseeing tour has been the gold standard for entertaining and informative tours. Covering 13 miles and 14 stops, the Signature Tour is an eye-popping adventure through the heart of Chicago, giving you the option of Hopping On and Off at your choice of stops to visit the hottest retail, cultural, and family attractions. Summer tours include neighborhood tours and night tours.
This architectural gem has been featured in many movies over the years, including Derailed. But it's the marble staircase here—featured in the climatic scene from The Untouchables—that still attracts visitors over 20 years later.
Chicago's own Chinatown features beautiful Chinese-style buildings, as well as exotic dining and shopping experiences that have made the neighborhood a popular destination for visitors and locals alike.
Join us on Chicago's #1 architecture tour! Only the Chicago Architecture Foundation and Chicago's First Lady Cruises can showcase Chicago's world renowned city architecture with style, class and comfort. Learn about the architecture and design of over 50 buildings as described by CAF-certified Volunteer Docents/Guides. Don't settle for imitations, look for the CAF logo. Cruises depart daily. Open-air and air-conditioned seating is available. Full Service Bar onboard each vessel. Cruising April - November. Visit our website for full schedule. For a truly unique CAF Cruise experience, join us for our specialty river cruise experiences, including: Capture Chicago Photography Cruise, summer Saturday and Sunday mornings at 9am; Twilight Cruise, summer Thursday, Friday and Sunday evenings at 7:30pm; American Girl Dinner + River Cruise, select summer afternoon and evenings. For more information, visit www.cruisechicago.com/architecture_tours and view our "NEW for 2014" tab.
Discover a world of fun and learning at the Children's Museum in Oak Lawn! Explore Neuroscience, theater, art and other fun, educational exhibits.
CITY:Oak Lawn
The Chopin Theatre is a two-stage complex in the heart of Wicker Park that plays host to various theatrical and literary events. Roadworks Productions has been the resident theatre company, producing at least three main stage shows each season.
Located on the main campus of Prairie State College, the Christopher Art Gallery hosts six to eight shows annually, featuring local, regional and national artists, as well as student works. Programming varies by media, theme, and artists represented.
CITY:Chicago Heights
CiC is a non-profit comedy theater in Chicago featuring improv, sketch, and theatricals. Also a full service bar.
The Cinemark Imax experience is a 5-story tall, 7-story wide version of educational and recreational film subjects of both 2-D and 3-D.
Located on the west side of downtown Chicago, Cinespace Chicago Film Studios occupies 1.45 million sq. ft. of what use to be the old Ryerson Steel Company. Cinespace Chicago specializes in the development, management and operation of studio facilities.
Circle Theatre is an artist-based company whose mission is to produce exciting and innovative theatre accessible to our widely diversified suburban and city audience. Through variety-filled seasons including drama, comedy, musicals, and new works, Circle Theatre challenges, entertains, and educates audiences and artists of all ages.
CITY:Oak Park
City Gallery at the Historic Water Tower
City Gallery in the Historic Water Tower presents exhibitions by Chicago Photographers. One of Chicago's most popular landmarks with the gallery curated by Chicago's public art program.
Chicagoland's first guided Segway tour provides an informative ride with unique and fascinating Chicago stories, fantastic photo ops and the chance to ride the coolest machine in the world.
Civic Center Authority Visitor Center
The Bedford Park Heritage Corridor Visitor Center is full of information and literature of exciting things to do and see throughout the Heritage Corridor. The Visitor Center provides National Heritage Corridor promotional literature and I&M Canal related resources to the public. It is operated by the Civic Center Authority in partnership with Heritage Corridor Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Village of Willow Springs. The Center is staffed by volunteers recruited and managed by the Civic Center Authority. Open Saturday 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM and Sunday 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM.
CITY:Bedford Park
The world-renowned Lyric Opera of Chicago performs in one of North America's most beautiful opera houses, the Civic Opera House. The decorative character of the entire building is a hybrid of Art Nouveau and Art Deco styles. Comedy-tragedy masks and cornucopia of instruments abound as playful ornaments around entrances, inspired by the Paris Opera House designed by Jean-Louis-Charles Garnier. The famous painted fire curtain (depicting the parade scene from Aida) and the interior decoration details of the Civic Opera House were created by American artist Jules Guerin in a palette of salmon pinks, roses, olives, golds and bronzes.
This memorial is dedicated to the 50+ men from Blue Island who served in the Union armies.
CITY:Blue Island
Built in 1836, Clarke House is Chicago's oldest home.
Classic Lake Tour with Shoreline Sightseeing
Explore Chicago on a memorable 40-minute Lake Michigan tour featuring panoramic views of Chicago's world-famous skyline as well as information on the city's dramatic history and impressive landmarks. Departs from Navy Pier.
Collaboraction creates original works of theatre that emphasize high production values, push boundaries, and highlight issues that are socially relevant to a diverse community of Chicagoans.
College of DuPage McAninch Arts Center
The McAninch Arts Center is home to five resident professional ensembles: Buffalo Theatre Ensemble, DuPage Opera Theatre, Arts Center Jazz Ensemble, New Classic Singers and New Philharmonic.
CITY:Glen Ellyn
ComedySportz Theatre - Chicago
ComedySportz is the longest running short-form improv show in Chicago. Now in our 25th year! It's not stand-up comedy about sports...it's improv comedy played as a sport! We're also known for corporate training and corporate entertainment, improv classes and as a great place for any group celebrating a special occasion. If you like great comedy improvisation, visit our theater, the ComedySportz Theatre.
Country Club Hills Amphitheater Theater
Our beautiful new Country Club Hills Amphitheater Theater is an intimate, 2000-seat venue that combines stylish, modern architecture and state-of-the-art audio and video technology with the same kind of rustic, community charm that our city is famous for.
CITY:Country Club Hills
For more than 50 years the University of Chicago's Court Theatre has celebrated the power and relevance of classic theater. Call or check the website for shows and tickets.
Located on the campus of the Illinois Institute of Technology, S.R. Crown Hall is widely regarded as Mies van der Rohe's masterpiece, and is one of the most architecturally significant buildings of the 20th century Modernist Movement.
Dance Center of Columbia College Chicago
The Dance Center of Columbia College Chicago is the city's leading presenter of contemporary dance, showcasing artists of regional, national and international acclaim.
D'Arcy Museum, Loyola University Chicago
Medieval, renaissance and baroque art, including paintings, sculpture, and rare decorative art.
Home of the Skokie Art Guild and Devonshire Playhouse, the Cultural Center offers children's and adult theater, as well as visual and performing arts.
Dominican University Performing Arts Center
An accessible, vibrant, and progressive home for the creative spirit, Dominican University Performing Arts Center (DUPAC) features two halls with superb acoustics and ideal sightlines. Ample free parking is available on-site.
CITY:River Forest
Donald E. Stephens Convention Center
The Donald E. Stephens Convention Center offers a total 840,000 square feet of flexible exhibition space. Configure it any way you like. You may need a 500-booth to 800-booth area, or 100 to 200 booths. If you're planning a larger show, you'll appreciate our continuous 250,000 square-foot space for 1,225 booths. Or you can create a multiple hall layout for up to 3,566 booths. Customized floor plans are our specialty, so just ask.
The Moraine Valley Community College Fine & Performing Arts Center (FPAC) presents quality cultural programs and popular entertainment in this 600-seat Theater.
CITY:Palos Hills
Find a lot of standing-room shows of predominantly rock bands that play to packed crowds. Play pool, watch the evening's performance on a video screen downstairs, or simply check out the music scene with beer in hand.
Downtown Arlington Heights Shopping & Entertainment District
Diverse collection of charming local shops and major retailers. Outstanding restaurants, theaters, nightlife, and entertainment, all within walking distance.
CITY:Arlington Heights
Dozin' with the Dinosaurs at the Field Museum
The lights dim as you explore the rituals of ancient Egyptian culture, guided by the light of your flashlight. Next, you prowl an African savannah with giraffes, hippos, and man-eating lions. Take a break by playing games from around the world or touching giant bugs from right in your backyard. Cap your night of exploration and adventure with cozy bedtime stories, before drifting off to dreamland in one of the amazing exhibits. Bring your family and friends for a night at the museum you'll never forget!
Unique Judaic giftware and ritual items. Many imported from Israel and handmade.
Drink is the perfect place to join your friends for a few cocktails, have your next event, or dance the night away with Chicaog's hottest DJs.
Be a part of the sparkling lights and glamour of Broadway at the award winning Drury Lane Theatre in Oakbrook Terrace. The Children's Theatre features stellar performances made just for kids that will entertain and inspire.
CITY:Oakbrook Terrace
Drury Lane Theatre & Conference Center
The Drury Lane Theatre & Conference Center in Oakbrook Terrace is a beautiful, unique and versatile facility that combines ideal location, functionality and elegance to make it one of Chicagoland's finest facilities for business and entertainment. 971-seat proscenium style live theater featuring musicals, comedy, hollywood personalities and dinner theatre. Banquets for 2,500. 40,000 square feet of trade show space. Conveniently located to the airports.
CITY:Oakbrook Terrace
DuPage Children's Museum is more than a Museum. We're a force for early learning! Experience a unique hands-on museum where children and adults learn and play together in neighborhoods of hands-on exhibits designed to promote skill development in math, science and art. DuPage Children's Museum helps develop curiosity, creativity, thinking and problem solving in young children. Check out our new S.M.A.R.T. Café, where food becomes an opportunity to learn about science, math, art, reading and technology.
DuPage County Historical Museum
Enjoy DuPage County's rich history from the 1830s to the present. The Museum exhibits feature hundreds of historic artifacts and photos along with many fun hands-on activities. You'll find something for toddlers to seniors, and everyone in between. Housed in an 1891 Richardsonian Romanesque building, the museum highlights 150 years of DuPage County history with participatory activities, changing exhibits and extensive model railroad display.
DuSable Museum of African American History
The DuSable Museum of African American History is located on University of Chicago's Hyde Park campus. Experience a unique cultural environment as you travel through African American history. DuSable Museum shares African American history through a variety of impactful traveling and insightful permanent exhibits, educational programs and special seasonal celebrations. Visit, learn, and enjoy! Ongoing: Red, White, Blue & Black: A History of Blacks in the Armed Services; A Slow Walk to Greatness: The Harold Washington Story.
Edman Memorial Chapel - Wheaton College
This large auditorium, seating more than 2400 people, is the site of campus chapels, concerts, commencements, and various community-related events such as the Artist Series.
The oldest farmhouse in Elk Grove Village. Restored to reflect life during the civil war. The home of Heinrich and Maria Schuette. School and scout programs available. Open year-round.
CITY:Elk Grove Village
Exhibiting late 20th Century American Art, Elmhurst Art Museum offers exhibitions ranging from national touring works to local emerging and mid-career Chicago and Illinois artists. The Museum offers public tours, programs, guest lectures and art classes. It's award-winning structure contains a dramatic glass entrance gallery, three museum galleries, an educational pavilion, and the Ludwig Mies van der Rohe-designed McCormick house.
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Elmhurst College is home to a state of the art high tech conference and event facility that can host groups from 20 - 900 people. The campus also boasts a first-rate sports facility in an arboretum-like setting.
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - This prize-winning museum features changing interpretive exhibits on Elmhurst history as well as national touring exhibits. Programs for children, families and adults throughout the year. The Elmhurst Historical Museum is located in a historically significant structure known as the Glos Mansion, which is the former home of Elmhurst's first village president, Henry L. Glos, and his wife, Lucy.
Visit the Victorian home where Nobel Prize-winning author Ernest Hemingway was born in 1899 and learn about his early family life.
CITY:Oak Park
Explore displays featuring rare photos of Hemingway, his childhood diary, letters, early writings and other memorabilia. Enjoy videos documenting the author's life and work. Museum store on site.
CITY:Oak Park
Ernest Hemingway Museum and Birthplace
The museum displays rare photos of Hemingway, his childhood diary, letters, early writings and other memorabilia. The Birthplace Home features some original furniture and belongings of the Hemingway family.
CITY:Oak Park
Known for its live salsa music and dancing, Esteban's hosts Expression Nite on Thursdays, featuring drag performers. The dinner menu, served Wednesday through Saturday evenings, offers Latin American specialties.
This South Side cultural arts center features year round main stage productions and an art gallery.
For over 68 years, the Evanston Art Center has presented exhibitions of contemporary visual arts.
This cultural center is a restored train station in the heart of Evanston. Home of the Piccolo Theatre and Custer's Last Stand Festival which takes place each June.
The ESO was founded in 1945 by a handful of veteran and amateur musicians who were passionate about making music together. Concerts take place on Saturdays at 2:30 PM.
We are a printmaking workshop open to the public, displaying local artists' original prints at reasonable prices. We also offer jewelry, cards, pottery and one-of-a-kind works.
CITY:Oak Park
Facets transforms lives through the power of world, classic, and independent film. Facets is an eminent film conservator, leader in youth-focused media-education programs, and presenter of the best in children's, international, and classic films. To the late film critic Roger Ebert, Facets is a "temple of great cinema."
Dolphins soar, belugas dance and penguins parade in Fantasea, the aquatic show at Shedd Aquarium. The marine mammal presentations showcase the natural talents and learned skills of the animals—and their trainers.
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
The Federal Reserve Bank Visitors Center features interactive displays that explain the Federal Reserve's functions, the U.S. economy, banking history, money and consumer interests.
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
A thirty story court house and a forty-five-story office building, the federal building was completed after Mies' death in 1969. The building's sober black and gray exterior expression, the steel mullion and glass model, counterpoints the curving forms and bright red paint of Alexander Calder's sculpture. Photo courtesy of AIA Chicago, Wes Urschel.
This memorial incorporates over twelve tons of steel and concrete from the World Trade Center disaster and features bronze sculptures by Artist Erik Blome.
CITY:Oak Lawn
FirstMerit Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island
FirstMerit Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island is an outdoor concert hall in Chicago. It is located on Northerly Island on the grounds of the former Meigs Field general aviation airport. Construction started in 2005. The venue seats 7,500 people and hosts many different musical artists and shows.
FitzGerald's, just across the street from Oak Park in Berwyn, has built a legendary reputation for an eclectic mix of music in a casual, comfortable setting that attracts music fans of all ages. The New York Times calls the club "a musical gem" and it has consistently been ranked among the top five music venues in Chicago. For special events, FitzGerald's offers a unique setting for all types of gatherings from 30 to 300. The family's award-winning restoration and classic look extends from its intimate private party room to the courtyard and legendary music club next door. An in house event planner can assist with any and all aspects of your event as needed.
Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Theatre
For two decades Fleetwood-Jourdain has been thrilling audiences with a unique brand of inspirational and invigorating theater, with a particular focus on the African American experience.
One of the best Japanese art galleries in the world outside of Japan. Elias Martin's knowledge and passion will educate you and amaze you. A must see in Chicago. Established in 1987, specializes in Japanese fine art with a focus on 20th century woodblock prints by Shin Hanga and Sosaku Hanga artists.
The Flossmoor Sculpture Gardens is an outdoor arts program that places sculptures in the village square, along charming residental streets and in the Flossmoor Sculpture and Garden Park.
A one-of-a-kind gallery featuring American artists in a variety of monthly thematic shows. The shows feature Santas, angels, witches, arks, cats, dogs, and more. Also featuring country antiques and vintage jewelry.
Ford Center for the Performing Arts (Oriental Theatre)
This 1926 movie palace's rebirth as a magnificent venue for live theater is another wonderful addition to the emerging North Loop Theater District.
Frances Willard was one of the most prominent social reformers in the 19th century America. Willard rallied support for temperance as well as many important reform movements including woman's suffrage, women's economic and religious rights, prison reforms, education reforms and labor reforms. The Frances Willard Historical Association operates the Frances Willard House, Willard's home from its construction in 1865 until her death in 1898.
Frank Lloyd Wright Historic District
Take a guided or self-guided tour of this historic district that contains the world's greatest concentration of Wright-designed structures built in the Prairie School of Architecture style. Tours are offered daily.
CITY:Oak Park
Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio
This landmark structure in suburban Oak Park served as Wright's private residence and studio from 1889 to 1909—the first 20 years of his career. Wright used his home as an architectural laboratory, trying out design concepts before sharing them with clients. With 25 Wright-designed buildings in the neighborhood surrounding the Home & Studio, Oak Park is an outdoor museum of architecture.
CITY:Oak Park
Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio
This unusual complex served as Wright's private residence and studio from 1889-1909. Here he raised his 6 children. He designed 25 buildings in the neighborhood surrounding the studio.
CITY:Oak Park
Frank Lloyd Wright Prairie School of Architecture Historic District
Guided and self-guided tours of historical district containing the greatest concentration of Wright-designed structures. A virtual outdoor museum of architectural history in America.
CITY:Oak Park
Frank Lloyd Wright's Frederick C. Robie House
Recognized as an architectural masterpiece, Frank Lloyd Wright's Robie House is located in Hyde Park on the University of Chicago campus. The Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust offers guided tours of this quintessential Prairie-style home, which the American Institute of Architects named one of the 10 most significant buildings of the 20th century.
Frank Lloyd Wright's Unity Temple
Unity Temple, Frank Lloyd Wright's modern masterpiece, celebrated the centennial of its dedication in 2009. Unity Temple is an icon of modern architecture and a destination for tens of thousands of visitors each year, and is famous for its brilliant use of light and space. One of the most complex and exciting buildings in 20th century architecture, it was Wright's first public commission and is the only surviving public building from his golden Prairie period. Available for your extraordinary special event.
CITY:Oak Park
Frankfort Area Historical Society
Small museum with unique display areas and photographs of Frankfort memorabilia.
Freedom Hall offers a diverse series accenting dance, music, theatre, popular attractions, children's theatre and outreach activities. Join us in the intimate 280-seat Nathan Manilow Theatre.
CITY:Park Forest
Gallery 200 is fast becoming a haven for art lovers as a quality destination for buying and browsing great local art. The gallery, a cultural initiative supported by the City of West Chicago, hosts artist opening receptions, art talks and workshops.
CITY:West Chicago
Gallery 37 Center for the Arts
The Gallery 37 Center for the Arts provides a venue for youth, families and adults to participate in several innovative arts programs, including After School Matters and the Chicago Public Schools' Advanced Arts Education Program. Home to three site-specific public artworks created to enhance and celebrate its mission as a center for learning, Gallery 37 Center for the Arts is free and open to the public.
The gallery's mission is to continue to expose the art community and provide a portal to fine art and artists of different parts of the African Diaspora. A collaborative of artists, collectors and art administrators who have come together to create a unique art experience, and ensure fine art has a place in the rebirth of Bronzeville.
Soho-style art gallery featuring contemporary art that is thought-provoking as well as aesthetic.
The Gladys Fox Museum is located in the beautifully restored Old Congregational Church, which is the oldest surviving building of its type in Illinois. The building was constructed in 1840 of native limestone on land donated by the Illinois & Michigan.
Located on Chicago's historic Prairie Avenue, the Glessner House Museum explores urban life and design through the preservation of this H. H. Richardson designed architectural treasure. Guided tours Wed - Sun at 1pm & 3pm. $10/adult, $9/senior, $6/child. Combo price w/Clarke House.
The Goodman Theatre is Chicago's oldest and largest not-for-profit theater, winning international renown for the quality of productions, the depth and diversity of artistic leadership, and the excellence of its many community and educational programs.
The Graham Foundation, one of the Biennial's presenting partners, will participate by hosting an exhibition and public programs at the Madlener House, a Prairie-style mansion located in the historic Gold Coast neighborhood, where the Graham Foundation is located. Founded in 1956, the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts makes project-based grants to individuals and organizations and produces public programs to foster the development and exchange of diverse and challenging ideas about architecture and its role in the arts, culture, and society. Opening Times: Wednesday - Saturday 11:00am - 6:00pm
Proudly referred to as Chicago's "Front yard," Grant Park is a public park, 319 acres located in Chicago's central business district in the Loop Community area. Grant Park's most notable features include Millennium Park, Buckingham Fountain, The Art Institute of Chicago and the Museum Campus. Named for United States President and Civil War General, Ulysses S. Grant, Grant Park was developed as one of Chicago's first parks and expanded through land reclamation.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Mill is the only operating waterwheel gristmill and one of three authenticated underground railroad stations in Illinois.
CITY:Oak Brook
Gray Line Tours is widely recognized as the world's leader in sightseeing tours, ground transportation, charter service, airport transfers, and convention services. See the website for their many Chicago tours.
This Art Deco-style jazz club in Chicago's Uptown neighborhood has a storied speakeasy past from the days of prohibition. Sit back and listen to some of the best jazz and cabaret music in the city at this elegant club that served as one of the locations for the hit film, High Fidelity. The Green Mill was patterned after Clark Monroe's Uptown House in Harlem (as it was during the 40's). Uniquely comfortable to all audiences, the magic of the Mill is that the audience co-mingles in its mutual respect for the music. Photo Credit: ©Adam Alexander Photography
It is our mission to nurture small to mid-size theater companies toward continued growth and expression in an artists' space at the heart of the Chicago theater community. We strive to provide an epicenter for diverse artistic points of view and excellent entertainment through area partnerships, annual programming, educational events, careful selection of resident theater companies, affiliations with the League of Chicago Theaters, and local Chambers of Commerce.
Harold Washington Library Center
The creation of Harold Washington Library Center is a product of a widely publicized architectural competition. Designed by Tom Beeby, the red brick, granite, and glass composition uses traditional design motifs to establish itself as a civic structure. A two-story battered granite base supports a five-story brick body punctuated by five arches along State Street and three facing Congress and Van Buren. The Harold Washington Library Center is a hybrid design that reflects the conflicting architectural ideas that characterized the late 1980s.
Harper College Performing Arts Center
Concerts, plays, musicals, and more. Free backstage tours for groups.
Harris Theater for Music and Dance
The Harris Theater continues to host the most diverse offerings of any venue in Chicago, featuring the city's world-renowned music and dance institutions, as well as acclaimed national and international companies.
Heart of Oak Park Walking Tour
See the evolution of architecture, from early Victorian to Art Deco, on this self-guided tour. Combination tickets include admission to Frank Lloyd Wright's Unity Temple, Ernest Hemingway's Birthplace and Museum, and Pleasant Home.
CITY:Oak Park
Hellenic Museum and Cultural Center
Situated in Chicago's River North neighborhood, the Hellenic Museum and Cultural Center is dedicated to the preservation of the Hellenic culture. Visitors can see unique exhibitions and participate in programs that showcase Greek art and culture.
Historical Society of Oak Park and River Forest
The area's rich heritage is celebrated at the Historical Society through exhibits, lectures and special programs on the second floor of Historic Pleasant Home. The museum includes a research center, children's activity room and changing exhibits on fashion and area history. Special exhibits focus on Edgar Rice Burroughs, creator of Tarzan, and the 'Roots of Oak Park,' a celebration of nineteenth century Oak Park.
CITY:Oak Park
The 1st full service, fully integrated restaurant, bar and movie theater to open in the area. Each auditorium features terraced seating with high-back executive leather chairs.


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|Memorial University of Newfoundland
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|To conduct activities integrating and summarizing findings from all component programs of the Census of Marine Life.
|Louisiana State University
|Robert S. Carney
|To further the explorations and conduct the synthesis phase of the continental margins project of the Census of Marine Life.
|Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research (SCOR)
|Edward Urban
|To help the Census of Marine Life synthesize and disseminate its technological achievements and to share lessons of the Census with other major international ocean research programs.
|Consortium For Ocean Leadership, Inc.
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By Scott Rodgers
For USC Aiken, a win is a win, but this one wasnt as easy as the score indicates.
The Pacers (1-0) were in a chippy matchup with Voorhees (5-2), but it was still a 92-72 win. USCA never trailed and jumped out to a quick 15-3 lead in the first five minutes. Even though the scoreboard may tell one tale, it was a physical game that challenged the Pacers.
They came out pretty physical, you know, I thought our guys did a decent job, said USCA head coach Vince Alexander. I dont think we defended the way were supposed to, we should be defending a lot better by now. I dont think we played with urgency. That team was hungry; that team wanted to win. Thats a big game for them, and I dont think our guys responded to that challenge.
In the first half, the Pacers were able to hold a consistent lead, being as far ahead as 17 and ending the first half with a 46-31 lead. Going into the locker room DeVontae Wright led all scorers with 13 points while Kinley Branch was right behind him with 12, three of which came on a last second shot. The two teams also had a combined 22 fouls, with the Pacers having 10 of them.
I think they played and said, OK, when they come at us were going to play a bit tougher, but to me you have to play that way the whole game, Alexander said.
The second half was more of the same, with the Tigers only getting within 13 before the Pacers pulled away. Branch finished the game as the Pacers leading scorer with 19 points on 7-of-12 shooting, four rebounds and four assists.
We came out with a lot of energy, Branch said. Coach said to come out with a lot of energy and to have fun playing as a team. He also said that we needed to come out with defensive principles and I dont feel like we really accomplished that in the second half. In the first half we came out OK, but in the second half we kind of fell back as far as closeouts and boxing out.
Paul Larsen had a double-double, going for 14 points on and 10 rebounds in the win. But he also stressed that the team didnt play up to their capability.
I think we started off pretty hot; we had a lot of energy, but once we got a decent lead we kind of lost focus, Larsen said. It got a little bumpy, we quit closing out and got slower and I think we need to remain focused and keep the energy up and hustle to spots with more urgency.
When it was all said and done, the Pacers had six double-digit scorers. Branch and Larsen were joined by Wright, who had 15, Jesse Silern, who had 16, Ronald Zimmerman, who had 12 and Remon Nelson, who had 10.
However, fouls became an issue for both teams. Larsen finished the night with five, Sielern had four and altogether the Pacers racked up 23 on the night.
They also had 25 turnovers.
I think we have to remain focused and play with urgency for 40 minutes, Alexander said. Youre going to make mistakes, but you have to make sure that you make mistakes playing your tail off. I thought that today we made unforced turnovers and their penetration killed us. We did a poor job rotating and doing the things we needed to do. They got too many easy baskets and thats not a staple of our team and our program. We dont allow that.
Even though he knows there are plenty of things to work on, Alexander was still complimentary of his team in the end.
This is a good group of guys, they work hard, but they just havent gotten it yet, Alexander said. Weve got to get them there.
Scott Rodgers is a graduate of Alvernia Univeristy and a staff writer at the Aiken Standard.
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Officers were called to a home on Mills Road after a prowler was reported, and they said they found the house unlocked.
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Mason was charged with two counts of first-degree burglary, four counts of burglary and one count of theft. A teenage girl also charged with first-degree burglary.
The home's tenants, 34-year-old Ronnie Friskey and Gilda Trevino, were not home and have not returned since, police said.
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DENVER � The Durango Herald won top honors among small daily newspapers in Colorado at two newspaper contests this weekend.
The paper won the general excellence award in the Colorado Associated Press Editors and Reporters contest and the Colorado Press Association contest, both announced during a weekend conference at the Westin hotel in Denver.
Four Corners newspapers cleaned up at the CPA contest. The Pagosa Springs Sun and Cortez Journal both won general excellence awards in their circulation categories. The Journal also won general excellence at the CAPER contest.
�While the Herald has excellent writers, photographers and editors who do very good work every day, it takes the interest and support of readers and advertisers to make all of this possible,� said Richard Ballantine, publisher of the Herald.
Both contests covered work done from September 2011 to August 2012, a period that included the Aurora movie theater shooting, a historic wildfire season and part of the 2012 presidential campaign.
�The awards reflect many superlative efforts, by a great group of journalists who embrace hard work, collaboration and the highest ideals of community journalism,� said Don Lindley, Herald managing editor. �Winning The Associated Press award for overall excellence and, for the third straight year, the CPA sweepstakes award for overall editorial excellence, is really special.�
CAPER contest
The Herald won general excellence as the top paper with a daily circulation less than 15,000. The group included papers like the Steamboat Pilot & Today, Vail Daily and Aurora Sentinel.
Judges cited the �creative, witty headlines. Nice, clean layout. Eye-catching photographs. Nice focus and highlight of local stories.�
The awards are:
Public service: Second place, Emery Cowan, Jim Haug and Heather Scofield for �Behind closed doors: Questions raised about transparency of some local government entities; Meeting places stir debate.� The public service award is judged against all other Colorado newspapers, regardless of size.
Beat reporting: Second place, Shane Benjamin for coverage of a house explosion. Honorable mention, Jordyn Dahl, Megan Graham, Paige Blankenbuehler and Benjamin for coverage of the Sydney Spies yearbook photo controversy.
Business story: First place, Chase Olivarius-McAllister for �The afterlife: Options abound � People are increasingly moving away from traditional casket and funeral.� The judge called it �a witty take on a topic that generally doesn�t get too much attention in the press.�
Editorials: Second place, Bill Roberts.
Environmental story: Second place, Pamela Hasterok for �Shares of love: Small-scale farms supply healthy, organic produce.�
Feature photo: First place, Shaun Stanley for �Tele.� Second place, Jerry McBride for �Crow Canyon.�
Feature story: Honorable mention, Benjamin for �Equally incarcerated: Number of women jailed in county has tripled in 10 years.�
General news photo: First place, Stanley for �Water training.� Second place, McBride for �A new flower.�
Informational graphic: Second place, Cliff Vancura for �Navigating the streets of Durango.�
Investigative reporting: First place, Joe Hanel for �Colorado�s most dangerous mountain pass.� The judge called it �a data-driven story that�s still a good read. Combination of clever writing and deft number-crunching made this the winner.� Honorable mention, Kelcie Pegher for �When safe is unsafe,� a look at a young woman�s death when taking a contraceptive drug.
Online general excellence: First place, Herald staff. The judge said the website �serves its community well with a strong mix of content and multimedia. Navigation is easy. Good use of thumbnails. Offers opportunities for reader interaction.�
Online breaking news: First place, Durango Herald staff.
Online special package: The Herald staff swept the category. First place for coverage of the USA Pro Cycling Challenge. The judge cited the website�s use of photo galleries, videos and maps. �An excellent example of how an event should be previewed and covered online,� the judge wrote. Second place for the Politics page. Honorable mention for Snowdown coverage.
Photo coverage of a continuing story: First place, McBride, Stanley, and Isaiah Branch-Boyle for photos of the 2012 fire season.
Photo illustration: First place, McBride for �Visual space invaders.� Second place, Stanley for �Canine cuisine.� Honorable mention, McBride for �Benefit dinners 2012.�
Photo Portfolio: First place, McBride for a selection of his best photos of the year.
Portrait/personality: Second place, David Bergeland for �Silver.� Honorable mention, McBride for �Michelle.�
Series: First place, Dale Rodebaugh and Dahl for �Missionary Ridge 10 years later.� The judge wrote, �solid writing, compelling photos and great infographics offer the reader a glimpse back in time, but also give some sense of what has happened in the intervening years.� Second place, Scofield for �Culture reclaimed.� Honorable mention, Katie Burford for �Back from war: The things they carry.�
Sports column: Second place, Dale Strode for a selection of columns including �Bicycle cowboy gets back in the saddle�; �Fort Lewis cyclist balances bikes with academics�; and �Durango�s sporting area code expands.�
Sports photo: First place, McBride for �Snow tackle.� Honorable mention, Steve Lewis for �Letdown.�
Spot news photo: First place, McBride for �Fireray.� Second place, Stanley for �Lightner Creek Fire.�
Colorado Press Association contest
The Herald won general excellence, as well as the sweepstakes award in the editorial division, in the Colorado Press Association Better Newspaper Contest.
Advertising layout & design: Third place, Michelle Uhl.
Automotive ad: First place, Janelle Farnam.
Use of color in an ad: Second and third place, Tracy Willbanks.
Real estate ad: Second place, Mitchell Carter.
Advertising special section: First place, Karla Sluis for Durango Living magazine.
Classified page(s) or section(s): First and second places, Brady Sutherlin, Janelle Farnam, Karolann Latimer.
Restaurant or dining ad: Second place, Mitchell Carter.
Newspaper/house ad promotion: First place, Hanah Noland.
Public Service: First place, Emery Cowan, for �A historic promise: Native American tuition waiver at Fort Lewis College.� Third place, Cowan, Jim Haug and Heather Scofield for �Behind closed doors� Questions raised about transparency of some local government entities.�
Editorial Writing: Second place, Megan Graham for a selection of editorials including �Lake Nighthorse recreation: Take action to open facility to public�; �County rejects its climate plan: Commissioners shirk call to set crucial direction�; and �Police and zombies: Halloween event brought out bad from all sides.�
Serious Column Writing: First place, John Peel, for a selection of columns including �13-year-old rebounds from tragedy� and �HIV-positive Durango man speaks up.�
Humorous Column Writing: First place, Mike Smedley for �Figures don�t add up in numbers game; Unknown R�s, �UFO drone thing� perplex.�
Deadline News Reporting: First place, Shane Benjamin, for a story about a home explosion headlined ��There was no house:� Family of 3 survives �devastating� explosion; Dog found alive after search.� Third place, Ann Butler for �Fire erupts near Mancos: Evacuations ordered; blaze grows to 500 acres.�
Sports Event Story: First place, Ryan Owens for �Goooooo-ooaaaaaaal! An unlikely hero makes a dream come true: FLC again is national champion.�
Feature Story: Second place, Chase Olivarius-McAllister for �KKK: Membership �booming�: Grand Wizard says Colorado among places that has growing presence, activity.�
Series: First place, Dale Rodebaugh and Jordyn Dahl for �Missionary Ridge 10 Years later.� Second place, Scofield for �Culture reclaimed.�
Sustained Coverage: Third place, Benjamin and Rodebaugh for coverage of a house explosion.
Agriculture Story: First place, Pamela Hasterok, for �Shares of love: Small-scale farms supply healthy, organic produce.� Second place, Cowan for �Parched and praying for rain: Outlook dire for farmers without adequate water.� Third place, Rodebaugh for �It�s organic, and then some: Heartwood farm�s vision of old-time agriculture energizes young workers.�
Education Story: First place, Olivarius-McAllister for �DHS aims to work some magic: School forges ahead with new principal.� Third place, Cowan for ��We need our culture�: Native American FLC students fight the odds to graduate.�
Business News Story: Second place, Haug for �Commercial creep? Proposed bed-and-breakfast on East Third Avenue divides neighbors on wisdom of adding businesses.�
Business Feature Story: First place, Cowan, for �Suds and crafts: As appreciation for microbrews grows, makers rewarded for exploring and pushing boundaries.� Third place, Cowan for �Local distillers quench big thirsts: Sustainability movement helps boost small spirit-makers.�
Environmental Story: Third place, Hanel for �Recipe for disaster: Feds, state clash on permitting prescribed fire.�
Health Enterprise Story: Second place, Scofield for �On the edge without a net: High number of uninsured Hispanics strains economy, families.� Third place, Luke Groskopf for �Naturopaths � license or no? Though other states require it, all efforts in Colo. have failed.�
Investigative Story Package: First place, Hanel for a rating of the worst mountain passes. Second place, Kelcie Pegher for �When being safe is unsafe.�
Daily Website Content: First place for the Herald�s Politics page, www.durangoherald.com/Politics/.
Daily Website-Multimedia: Second place for the Herald staff�s Snowdown coverage, www.durangoherald.com/snowdown.
Daily Website-Interactivity: Second place for the staff�s Animas River package, www.durangoherald.com/rivers/animas.
Daily Website-Design: Second place for the Herald�s home page, www.durangoherald.com.
Daily Website-Community: Third place, Herald staff coverage of the USA Pro Cycling Challenge bicycle race.
Editorial Layout and Design: Second place to the Herald�s editing and design staff for issues on Jan. 11, 2012 and May 15, 2012.
News Page Design: Second place, Cliff Vancura for �Navigating the streets of Durango.�
Feature Page Design: Third place, Vancura for �Taste of Japan.�
News Photograph: Third place, Jerry McBride for �Search on for shooter.�
Photo Essay: First place, McBride, for �New life is sign of spring.� Second place, Shaun Stanley for �Boys of summer.� Third place, McBride, for �Iron Horse Bicycle Classic.�


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Ultimately... it's all going to come down to the playoffs. He's been a complete no show in them the two years prior and needs to carry over the regular season impact. That being said... boy does this guy deserve some props. When February hit it looked like DJ was going into his annual rapid post all star game decline, and I got worried. Then he did something most unexpected and finished off the last month or more of the season in the best form he's been in all year long. He's arguably been our most consistent player all season long in the sense that his worst games don't stray too far from his best statistically. He's pretty much a lock for the 13-14 boards, 2 blocks, 1 steal. I admit that like Joe, I had massive doubts about DJ and wrote him off after the playoffs last year. I'm pleasantly surprised to say I was wrong and that I'm very glad he's on our team.
Thanks to Doc.. this guy with all the talent and natural ability in the world, has a real chance to be an all star multiple times. Anyway, just wanted to give DJ a little more shine and props.
just tell DJ to stop missing wide open dunks lol... I wish he was progressing in his freethrow shooting like Blake.. If he were up there in % we would be unstoppable...
Good to hear has DJ has earned your respect. One down, one to go(Joe).
The free throws are going to be a big problem this weekend and into the playoffs. I'm bracing myself but it's a major Achilles heel and you know clown Jackson will hack him. We can't even hack bogut now
Bring on golden state. Let's go DJ make Bogut's ribs hurt some more
I've praised DJ for the things that he's done GREAT. I think I've given DJ his due. Does it change my feelings for him on the things I feel are just too low IQ? Yes. I think he fits this team well. Give it more than one season and I'm finally on board.
That's my worry as well.
Gotta remember Blake was working on ft even Before last year, I think he'll probably shoot them better next year, cause he has a really nice looking stroke.
1/8 last night from the line - this is bad. Jackson is licking his chops.
His free throws are so mental, you can tell before he shoots whether he will miss. Last night he missed first one and was cursing right before he took second. The second missed by a mile. If he could control his emotions and embrace "I can make this", he will be ok. But once again, DJ's mental capacity is in question.
not "capacity", I meant "approach"
I think Doc will adjust to Jackson's chickensh** style of play and to any other teams that want to play the chickensh** game of hack-a-DJ. One of the big differences between Doc and Vinny.
He looked like he had a good little improvement going, and then it disappeared. He took a lot of that arch off his shot and it was going in at a higher rate(or at least I thought). I think there was a part last night or maybe against Sac that he missed a free throw and went back and made sure the opposing team didn't get anything easy. If he could do that and just motivate himself to stop them on the other end it could be a much smaller obstacle to get past. He could also just do that and make them hopefully.
I'm OK if they pull Hack-A-DJ, Translation: We can't beat you straight up.
Plus, DJ has a knack for surprising you when you least expect it, I think he'll do fine.
What adjustment is that? Sit him out in the 4th qtr...Like Vinny did? Not much you can do with that.
I'll give DJ credit too, he's protecting the paint better and boxing out to grab the boards. The big problem is still free throws. He was roughly just under 50% this year before April. In April..he's 25%, 10 for 40.
Yeah, maybe 2 or 3 minutes before the last 2. I don't see DJ sitting the entire 4th quarter in games anymore so something has changed. Last time he even rode it out a bit didn't he? Since it stops everybody's flow on offense not just the team you are fouling, I don't know if its the best tactic.
No matter, it's time guys. I'm really excited for the playoffs and can't wait. Hopefully we make this run one for the ages and let Ralph go out with a bang.
If we win the Finals I think Ralph Lawler should be co-MVP with whoever gets it.
If only he could shoot free throws better.... Thats my only real complaint at this point. He is definitely worth his contract though.
The reality is There will be games where DJ is going to have to step up
his game and knock down key freethrows.
I'm hoping he steps up the plate.


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I was a little surprised when my "cousin" Mike let me know that my blog was featured in the June 2012 issue of Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine. I wondered what I had done this time to get myself mentioned in the magazine.
I had to rush out and get a copy, well OK if I am honest I forgot all about it and it was a couple of days before I finally remembered to pick up a copy one morning on the way into work.
I was a little shocked and very flattered to find my blog listed as one of the best websites for researching asylums and mental health records. Of course this is because of my series of blog posts about the search for my 2x great-grandfather George Thomas Gasson.
It has been a couple of years since I wrote those blog posts and on a couple of occasions I have wondered about updating them, or whether there is a need for any updates. I came to the conclusion that it probably wasn't worth the effort, but maybe I need to re-visit them again.
So thank you WDYTYA Magazine and Jonathan Scott (the article's author) for spotlighting the story of my lunatic ancestor and the research of mental health and asylums in general. Although I am still surprised that my little blog was included with the likes of The National Archives and The Wellcome Library.


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I have a bit of unsolicited advice for the Republican Party. When a group feels that another group is talking down to them and fighting against their interests, its members will lash out with anger against those who they see as their oppressors.
We see this pattern play out time and time again throughout history. As such, Republican's tendency to unleash strings of harsh, condescending invective against those people in the country having the hardest time – those who need the aid of government to survive – seems to have proven effective in motivating people to get to the polls and vote against them in this election season.
Democrats can get away with it simply because the group they tend to blame the wealthy, who are so absolutely outnumbered.
Republicans should think of ways they can connect with the working poor class, which has grown under this recession, or risk becoming irrelevant as the numbers shift against them due to the nation's growing divide between the rich and the poor.
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Until December 17, I will be taking some time off and not updating the blog, or tweeting. There should be some news to discuss this week, namely the official announcement of Ryan Ludwick's new deal with the Reds pending the passing of his physical. The team is also talking to backup infielder Jack Hannahan and seeking a leadoff hitter.
This and any other breaking Reds news will be covered and posted on Reds.com and MLB.com.
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Ok Mark have a Great Week off. Richard Sherman
Have a good week. Can we call the Dodgers all sorts of names? I have plenty of expletives at the ready. How about Bud for even allowing such insane spending? Plenty of expletives at the ready for him as well. I think my point has ben made. Enjoy your time off and Go Reds!!!
I'd be OK with Signng Hannahan at a low price, only because he hits left handed which is nice to help balance the bench
if the Yankees resign Ichiro and Ibanez they will be an extremely left handed team. I wonder if there is any chance at all they'd be willing to consider trading Gardner to the Reds? With Stubbs and maybe Gregorious going the other way? Jeter is 38
Its not bad play. Though I wonder who would be better to send and if the Reds include Cozart instead of Gregorious. I feel like Gregorious has more upside and is a lot younger.
who cares
I think the Chu for Stubbs trade would be (will be? is?) great! Solves the lead off problem. Votto had 58 extra base hits last year and 53 RBI. The Reds have got to get baserunners on in front of him. Chu isn't the perfect solution, but the Reds can't afford whoever is, without giving up untouchable pitching. . Meanwhile, this may be the best thing that could have happened to Stubbs. New place, new manager, new batting coach, new fans. He may blossom in Cleveland, and if he does, that still won't mean this was (would have been? is?) a bad trade. You go, Walt! Make it happen.
My main beef is with the additional loss of Gregorius, who is going to be something else, for ONLY a one-year rental. One who can't patrol centerfield as well with anything close to the mastery we've become accustomed to. The much-vaunted pitching staff will be crying for a Stubbs' return before mid-season.
I love getting Choo and the money. So basically we swapped Choo for Didi and Sold Stubbs for 3.5 Mil. Not a bad play. So they are basically spending 7 mil on Stubbs and we are spending about 4 to 5 depending on Arbitration for Choo. I liked Didi a lot and hope that does not come back to bite us. Indians got a lot more value for Didi than we did by trading him from Choo…
oh and dont forget we get the 1st round pick with a qualifying offer. With the way the reds are drafting that is huge…
Sounds like it's a done deal. That the case? I'm away from a radio
well, adding the three former Indians , Choo, Donald, and Free agent Hannahan leaves the reds with only needed another lefty for the pen to be a very balances team, the Phillies are looking for a fith starter and have a bunch of lefties for the pen.. Bastardo, Horst, Valdez, Savery, and Diekman. What about Leake for Bastardo (or one of them) and a solid prospect?
wow.. I can't type today, but you get the idea I hope
So if Rolen is coming back then why in the world did we just drop 2 mil for Hannahan. Rolen is a better fielder with more power with the same batting average and OBP.
because Rolen can't be counted on to be healthy for more than 2 weeks at a time. And Hannahan gives them a LH bat off the bench
Who's the backup shortstop? Ditto 2B?
Hannahan plays third, short, and first. Donald plays third, short, & second, and has played a little outfield.
So, are we agreed on the line-up (at least against an RHP): Choo CF, Phillips 2B, Votto 1B, Ludwick LF, Bruce RF, Frazier 3B, Cozart SS, Catcher, Pitcher?
Meanwhile, it will be strange for Stubbs the first day at Spring Training – he'll go to the same complex and make a left instead of a right to get to the clubhouse.
Donald, Choo, and Hannahan will do the same thing, same complex. Ya, we can agree on the lineup, but why not Phillips at leadoff? He gets on, it opens up a hole on the right side for Choo, plus Choo would get great pitching in front of Votto. I know you can't hit two lefties in a row because the baseball Gods will strike down Dusty, but that is the only thing I would at least consider when looking at the lineup.
the reds have the chance to be a great team,however they really need an excellent starter ie… kyle loyse, a free agent, who was 16-3 last year for the cardinals .it would be money well spent vs arroyo kind of money. When are top starter when down in the playoffs this past year,all bets were off please mr castellini
We have one of the top three pitching staffs in baseball. That would be one of the dumbest moves possible.
follow up to previous comments, all you have to do is look at san francisco and see what great pitching will do for you
The news that the Reds open against an American League club is disgusting. I haven't watched American League teams (except in the World Series) since 1973 (thanks to the DH) and now they are forcing it down our throats by stealing opening day. This is a sad day for baseball (which only the NL plays). MLB has been driving me away with interleague play. Now I will get to watch or listen to even fewer Reds "baseball" games. I dropped my AL team back then, and it looks like baseball in general may be on the endangered species list.
Regarding leadoff batters, Curt – I'm guessing Dusty will flip-flop Choo and Phillips (phillips against a LHP). But that's a guess (based on Choo's struggles against lefties), and my past guesses haven't panned out even 50-50.


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Police have arrested a second person in connection with a rash of burglaries in the downtown Aiken area earlier this week.
Demarques Tremall Jamison, 20, of Aiken, turned himself in to officers and was placed in the Aiken County detention center. He was charged with criminal conspiracy and accessory after the fact.
Officers are looking for a third man they said was involved with the burglaries.
Willie Maurice Franklin, 23, of Aiken, is being sought for criminal conspiracy, according to a statement from the Aiken Department of Public Safety. He is known to frequent the Lancaster Street and Hahn Village areas in Aiken.
On Tuesday, Aiken Public Safety officers responded to a burglar alarm on the 300 block of Newberry Street at about 3:30 a.m., police said. Officers arriving on the scene saw a man fleeing the area on foot.
A perimeter was set up in the area, and officers discovered that other homes nearby had been broken into. It was also discovered that a handgun had been taken from one of the homes.
Investigators confirmed the suspect had burglarized four homes and about 12 vehicles, police said. All of the homes were occupied by residents sleeping in other areas of the home.
At each location, the suspect reportedly entered the home through an unlocked or unsecured door.
A resident called 911 a short time later and said a subject was inside their home on the 200 block of Lancaster Street. The caller said the subject fled on foot.
An additional search perimeter was set up, and the Aiken County Bloodhound Tracking Team and a helicopter from the S.C. State Law Enforcement Division were brought in to assist in the search. The initial search was later called off, but officers continued extra patrols in the Highland Park, Kalmia Hills and downtown areas.
Around 6 p.m. Wednesday, officers arrested 22-year-old Tremayne Deshawn Crawford after he was found hiding in the attic of a home on Abbeville Avenue. He's been charged with first-degree burglary and also had outstanding warrants for the Aiken County Sheriff's Office.
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An Aiken Public Safety officer will join hundreds of bicyclists riding in the 2013 Police Unity Tour, which honors law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. The tour will end at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, D.C., where Master Cpl. Sandy Rogers' name will be etched into a memorial wall.
Lt. Karl Odenthal will bike 250 miles over three days from Portsmouth, Va., to the nation's capitol beginning May 9. Before the trip, though, he needs to raise $2,000 to cover the entry fee. As of Wednesday night, he's raised $1,050.
To take part in the tour, a cyclist must have some tie to an officer killed in the line of duty. Odenthal said he was originally turned down when he registered in November for the tour.
"My first impression was, all I have to do is sign up and I'm in," he said. "Evidently, they only allow a certain number of riders in."
Tour officials allowed Odenthal on the waiting list, and he sent them a "passionate" email.
"I told them Sandy's story, and that I was her immediate supervisor, that I was there and how much it would mean to me to ride on her behalf," he said.
Rogers was gunned down on Jan. 28, 2012, while responding to a call about a suspicious vehicle in Eustis Park. She was the second Aiken Public Safety officer killed in the line of duty in as many months. Master Public Safety Officer Scotty Richardson was shot on Dec. 20, 2011, and died the next day. His name was placed on the memorial wall following last year's tour.
Tour officials met this weekend and added Odenthal to the tour. He found out Sunday night, which he said was significant because Monday was the anniversary of Rogers' death, and now he'll be riding in her honor.
According to the event's website, the inaugural tour was held in May 1997 with 18 riders. About 1,600 rode in last year's tour.
Participants must meet stringent health criteria and be able to maintain a certain pace for the trip.
"If one of the event organizers taps you on the shoulder and says, 'Hey, you're not cutting it,' they pull you out," Odenthal said. "There's a pace for this thing, and they can't wait on two riders."
Odenthal said he'll be biking to and from work and taking long rides on weekends to prepare for the 250-mile trek.
Following the tour, there will be a ceremony at the wall in Washington, D.C. Odenthal said members of Rogers' family will be there, as well as Aiken Public Safety's Honor Guard and officers who were working on Rogers' shift when she died.
Odenthal has set up a webpage for his fundraising campaign: www.firstgiving.com/fundraiser/KarlOdenthal/police-unity-tour-viii-2013. On the webpage is a photo of him and Rogers.
"Sandy was one of the first officers I met," Odenthal said of when he came to Aiken Public Safety in October 1990. "I'd gone on to other assignments in the department and she stayed on the shift. We always maintained contact. For the last eight years, I'd been on shift with her. We started together and ended up coming back together."
Odenthal said one thing he'll remember about Rogers is her instincts. He recalled a disabled car an officer had seen on the side of the road.
"No big deal, no one was in it," he said, adding that Rogers later said she wanted to check on the vehicle.
"Instincts, something told her to go check on it," he said. "She goes by there and there's somebody breaking into the car – the guy's inside the car as she's checking on it. She just had a knack for it, and it was years of experience."
It's their friendship that Odenthal said he'll miss the most.
"The last thing I remember Sandy doing was laughing," he said. "She was laughing like crazy. We said something funny during roll call and she couldn't even sit in her chair straight, she was just straight back laughing."
In a photo submitted to the Aiken Standard, Odenthal is standing next to his bicycle in front of a Public Safety patrol car and holding a picture of Rogers. However, he is not visible from the shoulders up.
"The reason I had that picture taken like that is because I want it to be about Sandy," he said. "This isn't about me, it's about Sandy Rogers. I'm riding in her honor."
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Within minutes and meters of each other Monday afternoon, an anti-nuclear activist and a politician so pro-nuclear he's been dubbed Senator MOX, spoke out on spent nuclear fuel storage – and agreed.
U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., spoke on a blustery Laurens Street in downtown Aiken, while Dr. Jeff Patterson spoke at the Aiken Municipal Building at a Don't Waste Aiken-sponsored event.
While the arguments they use to reach their conclusions vary dramatically, neither wants the Savannah River Site to become a storage site – in the short- or long-term – for spent nuclear fuel from sites around the country.
The opinion is not a rare one, as Department of Energy officials suggested at the March meeting of the Governor's Nuclear Advisory Committee that SRS should not store the nation's spent fuel.
"We're not going to be storage facility for nuclear fuel or other long-term facility," Graham said. "We are a treatment facility. We can reprocess, we can do the MOX program where we create commercial-grade fuel to ship out to be used in reactors. We are cleaning up the tanks, ... but we are not a place to store nuclear materials."
Anti-nuclear activist Patterson is a physician and professor at the University of Wisconsin's School of Medicine and Public Health. However, Patterson is also accomplished as a nuclear opponent.
Patterson is a past president and current director of Physicians for Social Responsibility – a large physician-led organization working "to protect the public from the threats of nuclear proliferation," climate change and environmental hazards.
Patterson, who specializes in the study of the effects of radiation, believes all SNF currently in wet storage – i.e. in casks submerged in water pools – should be moved to dry storage immediately, and then should be stored at the 100-plus sites where the fuel assemblies are currently housed.
"It is important to stress that the (Nuclear Regulatory Commission) could rule today that all used fuel must be moved into dry storage," he said. "This is a crisis, and the NRC could alter this acute situation."
This is the same opinion reached by Robert Alvarez, who Don't Waste Aiken commissioned to author a study on alternate options for SNF storage.
Graham does not want SNF stored at SRS, but he sees a major role for the DOE-owned site.
"The missions for SRS is R&D, developing new technologies to improve how you would reprocess fuel," he said. "In the next decade, there is going to be a breakthrough. We must put a lot of emphasis on R&D."
Graham hopes that the Savannah River National Laboratory would be at the forefront of developing new technologies that would see the current technology of reprocessing nuclear materials made obsolete, and then the new technology be built and run at SRS.
"We need one on the West Coast and one here," he said.
The reprocessing plant plan would see fuel rods brought in, and much of the material returned to commercial reactors, with the residue going to a geological repository.
The hope of new technology arriving is one maligned by those looking for a concrete strategy to be in place and opponents of reprocessing.
"The nuke industry has been telling us that since the inception of it," Paterson said. "We don't know that, it is wishful thinking."
Graham's hypothetical would also increase the transportation of spent fuel, something environmentalists are greatly concerned with.
"By moving it, we are going to have to move it again," Patterson said.