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Thank you for your updates and photos. Very much appreciated. So glad you are able to enjoy your travels and do so much for others.
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Thank you for the offer. I'm related on the Bradley side of the family rather than the frost. Here is the link for the David Frost who married Mattie's cousin. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=130666718
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As a side note, Mattie's cousin Edith, daughter of her uncle George Bradley married a David Oscar Frost who was two years younger than your Frank Frost. David and Frank may have been family. I'll be looking into that for connections when I have time.
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"At the end of the day, we have to make tolls affordable," the governor stated on his radio program on Friday.
Elsewhere, he wrote. "We must find alternatives, revenue-generators and cost-reductions that reduce the potential toll increases."
He won't get an argument from anyone who lives on Staten Island. The only trouble is, he wasn't talking about the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge toll or the tolls on the three Port Authority bridges between Staten Island and New Jersey. He was referring to the potential $14 toll for the new Tappan Zee Bridge when it's completed in 2017.
That's the number projected by his staff as necessary to pay for the staggering cost of the new $5.2-billion bridge across the Hudson River.
But we don't recall him saying anything that straightforward when the Port Authority raised the base toll on its crossings to $12.
In fairness, he did acknowledge the pain caused by higher tolls to those who use the Port Authority bridges regularly.
And, in fairness, Mr. Cuomo did broker protracted discussions with the Port Authority, state Sen. Andrew Lanza and Assemblyman Michael Cusick to arrange a discount plan that allows E-ZPass holders who use the Staten Island-New Jersey bridges to pay only $4.75 per trip after two trips in a calendar month. That program took effect last week.
But all that came after he joined with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie in signing off on the P.A.'s toll hike proposal last summer.
Of the people who use the Tappan Zee regularly, Mr. Cuomo said, "For many Rockland and Westchester residents, the bridge is the only practical crossing for commuting, shopping and visiting family."
True enough, but Rockland and Westchester residents live on the mainland and have a number of transportation alternatives. On the other hand, residents of this county live on an Island and are even more limited in how they can get around.
"The governor is correct that the toll is too high, which is why we are pleading with him to recognize that the same applies to us here in Staten Island - particularly because we have no other option but to take a bridge and pay the toll," Rep. Michael Grimm said.
State Sen. Diane Savino spoke for most Staten Islanders when she said of the governor's objection to the Tappan Zee toll increase, "I agree with the governor that $14 is too high for the Tappan Zee. And $13 is too high for the Verrazano and $12 is too high for the Port Authority bridges."
Ms. Savino added, "It's an outdated system; it doesn't make sense and we can't sustain it."
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I couldn't watch it without thinking about the old New Yorker cartoon in which a therapist says to a reclining patient, "Coulda, woulda, shoulda. Next!"
But I've been loving the preview discs of the new season, which launches at 8 p.m. Sunday (April 5).
Maybe it's some of the new characters, played by Hope Davis, Allison Pill and especially John Mahoney.
Maybe it's the deep-and-diving-deeper performance by lead Gabriel Byrne, who plays psychotherapist Paul Weston.
Maybe it's the knowledge that the show will back away from its challenging five-nights-in-a-row episode pattern, airing now instead in clusters of two (on Sunday) and three (Monday).
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Meeting with TV critics during the January TV Tour in Los Angeles, "In Treatment" executive producer Warren Leight was asked if real-life therapists were a built-in constituency for the show.
"Gabriel talks about getting stopped on the streets of New York every day by five to 10 therapists," said Leight, a Tony-winning playwright who's also written for "Law & Order: Criminal Intent." "They're just walking around waiting for him I think. I think that they feel like 'someone finally told our story.' I suppose 'The Bob Newhart Show' came closest before us, but they like that this has a reality to it. But they're therapists. They all have advice.
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But also grateful for Byrne's depiction of Weston, which isn't always easy to watch and must be even harder to do.
"Gabriel has a hard job, and in real life so do therapists," Leight said. "They're in a room 12 hours a day, seated, listening to people vent. And they like seeing that reflected, and they like seeing moments of emotional catharsis, which are the highlights of their day, and they like seeing that expressed."
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Pargo has played 14 games this season with the Washington Wizards and Atlanta Hawks, averaging 4.0 points on 30 percent shooting over just 215 minutes. He has been a free agent since his second 10-day contract with the Hawks expired on Tuesday.
Pargo's shooting efficiency has generally been well below league average, but he did post (by far) his best shooting year last season with Atlanta, hitting 41.5 percent from the field and 38.4 percent from behind the arc (with 53.9 percent true shooting and an effective field goal percentage of 52.0).
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We have one neighbor who lives at the entrance to our development who has taken it upon himself to build a large lighted sign post from which he has hung a political sign blasting the president (Obama) and making his personal political viewpoints known.
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The DOT has procedures to follow on removing such signs. The DOT will ask the sign owner to remove it or an encroachment notice will be issued to the owner.
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"DOMA, DADT: gesture politics don't wash well"-Mihangel apYrs
Somebody had to be the first woman, person of colour, gay, lesbian, bi sexual and disabled person elevated to a position of power. They where all undoubtedly a political gesture that opened the doors for others to follow.
But maybe you just want the world to be run by white heterosexual males Mihangel apYrs.
Obama has done next to nothing for the gay community of substance. This is but one more example. What a disappointment… He's not fooling America's gay community anymore.
Sorry, but what's wrong with her being appointed by President Obama?
How has Obama disappointed the gay community by advancing the rights of trans people Thomas?
Many trans people are also gay, lesbian and bi in their sexual identities also. Or are you of the opinion ever appointment must goto gay men Thomas!
Don't be so self absorbed and congratulate Amanda Simpson for being the first trans person into a national politically appointed post. Obama has appointed gays and lesbians in other posts of far more importance I have not seen trans people bitching about them.
Its about time the G realised the world does not revolve around them.
no Abri I DON'T, I've seen how they've forked it up.
I have absolutely nothing against this appointment, I celebrate it as much as one should celebrate something that should be unexceptional.
My beef is that 1 year in (and 1 year to go until campaigning starts) he hasn't done anything for the majority of LG Americans wher it would help them most. So soldiers get kicked out after serving in deadly places, people can't bury their dead, etc, etc.
It's not a case of campaigning on just one front, there's a whole raft of things that need changing/improving in the US and the UK (among nearly everywhere) in sexual politics. While this is wonderful for the individual and the community, it is just 1 person out of 30?million+
"Its (sic) about time the G realised the world does not revolve around them." – oh, that's ugly, Asbo1957. Why the anti-gay prejudice and the accusation that "they" think the world revolves around "them"?
Abi, there is nothing wrong with this appointment; however, in terms of real, substantive change there has been next to nothing done. This is a token appointment which still does not address gays not receiving full rights under the US Constitution. Obama is a dissapontment. Why are u so ignorant of the issues and full of hatred?
I fail to see how this can be viewed as a token appointment. Yes it's the first appoiontment of anyone who is openly gay, lesbian, Bi or transsexual; but that doesn't mean it's the last, or that it was done simply to throw the community a small bone.
This could prove to be the first of many such appointments – someone has to be first after all.
It is also entirely possible that Obama decided that Amanda Simpson is the best person for the job, regardless of her gender identity or sexual orientation, and her happening to be Trans is secondary – that's how I'd prefure to get any job.
Good for Amanda Simpson and hopefully she will be successful in her new role.
While I don't think her appointment was an empty gesture to appease the LGBT population; it is worth remembering that Obama has STILL failed to honour his pre-election promises to the LGBT population to repeal Don't Ask Don't Tell or the Defence of Marriage Act.
Hateful as George Bush at least he told no lies to the LGBT population.
If Obama has not honoured his promises to the LGBT population in time for the next election then he should not take their votes for granted.
Why should and LGBT person vote for a hypocrite and a liar?
angelica:perhaps abi was a little angry and had perhaps misread another poster?
To be honest I think her anger has some justification. There is a tendency amongst some Gay Men to see the whole of Queer Rights as Gay Rights or (more exactly) THEIR RIGHTS.
On this occasion I think she misunderstood the post she responded to but her anger comes from a real place.
gay men tend to see the gay rights thing as theirs because it was they who did a lot of the fighting for them. I can remember the decriminalisation in 1967 and felt a bit safer, something no lesbian had to experience.
CHE, GLF were male dominated, not because women were meant to be excluded, but because many of them made common cause with feminists. So many gay men of a certain age (45+) see a lot of the advances we've achieved to have been down to them, including a lot of the leg work for trans rights.
Since the "queer" rights agenda has splintered we still tend to be the mouthy ones working in committees and within (patriarchal) structures for changes that benefit everybody, but with a gay male perspective.
It may not be right, and younger "queer" people haven't got the same baggage, but that's how things are, despite our best efforts
to an extent I agree with you mihangel but the problem is that this position has become so intrenched that allot of Gay Men will not allow other groups to be represented and sneer if they try to get representation.
The other thing we have to remember is that the only reason Gender Variant people where not involved in the movement is because they where forcibly removed from it to allow a greater legitimacy and a certain Heterosexual approval.
theotherone: I think that a lot of the STRUCTURES in place still reflect the male-oriented way of doing things, and there are a lot of men (gay or otherwise) of an age where they feel comfortable in them.
Your point about forceable removal of gender variant people: I can't say I ever saw that, but there are two salient points:
a) gv people are an even smaller minority than lgb people
b) the got lumped into the lgb lobby for convenience and because it was "abnormal sex", when it is clear that many of the imperatives and aims were different (apart from the desire for equality and recognition). I can honestly say that I hadn't knowingly met a trans person until about 10 years ago, despite being active in a small way during the previous 25: so in the early days we didn't understand all the issues.
If a) and b) obtain, then the LGB demands (and usually gay male because of the preponderence of gay men involved in "leading" the movement) would outweigh numerically those of gv people.
It wasn't, and isn't right, but we tried, and many of us are still trying to make the right difference.
perhaps you do not know the history of the Queer Rights movement?
National Queer Rights groups existed in the US a year before Stonewall and where set us by Gender Variant people who then used this expertise to help other Queer Groups organise on a national level.
Gender Variant people where involved in the Stonewall riots and a Gender Variant person took New York City to court to force a change in the Licensing Laws to al-low Gay Bars to exist as legal entities independent of organised crime. The same person largely bank rolled the first Pride march and was due to speak at Pride the year Bette Middler turned up only to be told they where not welcome as it upset to manny people.
None of this appears in the official His Story of Gay Rights.
Let us not also forget the violence done to Gender Variant people by Gatz who not only wrote them out of the Gay Rights movement but out of His Story too and the violence of The Transexual Empire.
You've not met a single Gender Variant person in you Activist life? I'm not surprised as we where forced out of the movement and are not allowed back in.
No one tried and no one tries now.
Queer Rights are forcibly transformed into Gay Rights.
oops: that should say 'set up' not 'set us'
I admit to lack of knowledge of what happened in the States, the UK is where I am based. I also stated that it was pnly ten years ago that I knowingly met a trans person, but as you say gv people do keep their heads down.
It's also the case that gv people don't always see themselves as being in the same battle as LGB people. However, activists MUST put history behind us otherwise we are divided and we are thus more vulnerable to those who would extirpate us
Hoo ray ,atlast society has finally come to accept that trans people are not from another planet ,its about time that we started to be treated as respecterble human beings.It would be so nice to see many more in high power status
but my point is that it is not that we see ourselves as not involved in the same battles but that we have been (often forcibly) excluded from the Gay community.
You respond that we Trannies keep our heads down? We dont, we just get ignored.
I'd love to put the past behind us but to do this we need the Gay Community to acknowledge it's sins against our community otherwise we will not become involved again, will not have our energies used only to find ourselves left high and dry again.
Sylvia Rivera (sp?) commented on this. She said that she was always asked to help with Gay Rights and was always told that the concerns of people like herself would be addressed. They never did and when she died the Queer Press refused to publish an Obit.
To allow us to have access to the Community The Community must acknowledge the sins of the past and appoligise for them.
To quote Diamanda Galas:
'and now the Infidel is told
to forgive and to forget
to understand:
advance into a paradise of Dead Memories,
of Living Death, the Old Folk's Home
of catatonia
of madness
and dispair'
It is true that Obama made some promises about ending DADT and DOMA, but many seem to forget that his No.1 legislative priority is and has been Health Care Reform(HCR). This has been on the national agenda for almost 100 years. To the best of my knowledge, this is the first time that it has even made it to the floor of the House.
The health care industry stands to lose about 1 BILLION dollars. Naturally, they will fight tooth and nail to try to keep that money. Getting meaningful HCR that's not riddled with loopholes requires a LOT of loyal Democrats, and a LOT of HEAVY LIFTING.
After HCR is passed and signed, then I will begin to hold his feet to the fire.
In the mean time, I think that the best way to support human rights is to call your senators and representitives, and demand an abortion neutral HCR.
if you wait for an apology you will wait a long time.
Individuals rarely apologise (too embarrassing), groups rarely apologise (fear of litigation, all principals moved on..).
You either remember, move on, and don't get allow the situation to arise again, or you remember, but allow it to stop you doing something to your advantage. That also goes for groups.
What we mustn't do is quash any enthusiasm that the younger cohort following us feel. They are the future since they will have to live in the world as it will become.
But I am sorry that the animosity festers yet
the problem is that there's a long standing tradition I have experienced myself whereby TransPeople are used and then dumped by Gay Rights groups.
and I know that the lgbt groups I have been involved with (mainly TU based) have actively sought to support trans people, and to try to represent their needs and aspirations even when no trans person is willing to make themselves known to us.
I know it can be a thankless task, but unless you keep at it, it may not be done as you want it: if you can, just keep plugging away for your own self respect – don't let them grind you down or shaft you, you can make a difference
alas I found i had more impact outside of Gay Rights groups and instead focused on Feminist and political ones.
I even know of one Gay group that has set about trying to close down a Trans Support Group.
I'm afraid I'm utterly disillusioned these days.
theothereone – just carry on the fight where you feel it will do most good. And please don't look at all lgb groups as the same: the ones I deal with are trans-supporting.
but you describe them as 'LG' and 'LGB' – where's the T? If they're so supportive then why don't you include Transpeople in your description of these groups?
Let's see, how can we use this story to prove that Americans are the most hateful, ignorant and homophobic people on earth? Hmmmm. Let me think. I'm sure we can come up with something!
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Iowa pulled off another successful junior day on Saturday when it played host to prospects from around the Midwest and beyond. The Hawkeyes divided athletes into position meetings and held a session during which current players shared their experiences in the program and at the university.
Iowa's two verbal commitments in the Class of 2015, quarterback Jack Beneventi and Jake Newborg, a lineman, attended the event. They shared with the group why they chose to be Hawkeyes.
"I tell the other recruits how great everything is and that we can make a lot of noise in a few years," said Newborg, a junior at Inwood (Iowa) West Lyon.
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1) EAST KENTWOOD – Depth in the relay events highlighted romp to fourth Division 1 state championship in the last five years.
2) ZEELAND WEST – Dominated MHSAA regional and won MITCA D-2 state title, before finishing fourth in MHSAA finals.
3) OTTAWA HILLS – Won 800-meter relay, while Teyland Avery (10.6 in 100m) and Sam Beal (21.76 in 200m) shattered the school sprint records, as Bengals finished second in D-2 state meet.
4) KENOWA HILLS – Dylan Kole won the pole vault at the D-1 state meet, where the Knights posted a best-ever seventh-place finish.
5) FOREST HILLS EASTERN – Outlasted Ottawa Hills and GR Christian to win D-2 regional title before finishing seventh at state.
6) KELLOGGSVILLE – Edged by Kent City in O-K Silver, yet captured first-ever boys track state championship in Division 3.
7) G.R. CHRISTIAN – Runner-up at competitive Metro Health Invitational.
8) ROCKFORD – Won five events to tie Kenowa for D-1 regional title, claiming all three distance relays.
9) CEDAR SPRINGS – "Mr. Cross Country", Connor Mora, won back-to-back mile titles in D-2 before heading off to U-of-M.
10) BYRON CENTER – Fourth at regional and Metro Health meets, 20th in D-2 state meet.


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The EPA is asking for public input.
The 1.8-mile canal was once dubbed "Lavender Lake" for its purplish chemical hue.
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Posted under Race Reports on July 18th, 2010
By Edward Anschutz
(Sturgeon Bay, WI) July 17 – Jay Matthias capture his first checker of season in the IMCA Modifieds after passing Dave Zeitler on lap 3 at Prestige Yacht Coatings ThunderHill Raceway. Other feature winners were Scott Reinhardt (stockcar), Jeff Vlies (sport mod), Luke Lemmens (hobby Stock), Ryan Brandes (street stock) and Jeremy DuBois (four-cylinders)
Dave Zeitler set the early paces in the IMCA Modified feature, before second place points runner Jay Matthias took over the top spot. A series of cautions mid race would keep the field bunched. Point leader Todd Dart would visit pit lane twice during the event for damage on his car. Dart would salvage a ninth place finish. With the win Matthias sits second a single point behind Dart. Shawn Kilgore made a late race charge for the win but would come home second, third for Kevin Sternard, fourth for Kyle Kudick and Dan Ratajzcak placed fifth after starting nineteenth.
Rookie Tony Wedelstadt used a provisional starting spot to win the 2nd Annual King of the Hill Modified Tournament.
Wedelstadt defeated, last weeks winner feature Chris Derenne, former track Champion Jeremy Jacobs and defending track champion Shawn Kilgore to take home $500 courtesy Packerland Whey.
Scott Reinhardt scores first career IMCA Stockcar feature win with a borrowed engine.
Reinhardt a former Bomber and Street Stock Champion took the lead away from Tony Bouche in the early going and looked to have the race well in hand until Charlie Kroll broke threw the field and began to reel in Reinhardt. Kroll would get to Reinhardt's rear bumper but could never complete pass. Kroll would settle for second as Reinhardt crossed the checkers first. Reinhardt who blew up his engine the week before had to borrow an engine from his brother Gary just to go racing this weekend. Brett Koehler third, Shawn Havel fourth and points leader Greg Gretz fifth.
After the feature per IMCA rules any driver in the top four of the running order can have their engines claimed by anyone outside the top four that's on the lead lap. The #2 of Mike Gilson would claim the engine of Brett Koehler. The #42 of Ben Kroll would claim the engine of Charlie Kroll. #60 of Kyle Wanner would claim the engine of Shawn Havel and the #57 John Heinz would claim the engine of Scott Reinhardt. All claims were accepted.
Former Champion Jeff "Pepe" Vlies passed rookie Scott Boulanger with one lap to go to pick up his third feature win of the season in the IMCA Sport Mods. Boulanger second, Ryan LeMieux third, Jesse Brey and Steve Jorgenson rounded out the top five,
Ryan Brandes would pass James Bosman to score his first win of season in the Street Stocks.
Point leader Andy Paluch would suffer damage and spend most the night on pit lane, Handing the point lead over to Bosman who placed second to Brandes. Third for Matt Reinke in his first night at the track. Fourth Dennis Weidner and Tony Everard fifth.
IMCA Hobby Stock point leader Luke Lemmens won his second feature of the season passing last weeks winner Travis Hackett by mere inches at the checker. Third was Marcus Moede, fourth Brandon Peterson and fifth for Roger LaViolette.
Four-Cylinder point leader Jeremy DuBois picked up his fourth feature win of the season.
Next week, July 24 Miller Lite will be the sponsor for Saturday night, which will include Christmas in July special themed race trailers.
Thunderhill is located at the John Miles Fair Park on Sturgeon Bay's east side with racing in the six divisions beginning every Saturday night through the summer at 6:00 PM. For more information, visit the track's website at www.racethunderhill.com You can also follow ThunderHill Raceway on Facebook and Twitter
IMCA MODIFIED FEATURE: 1 Jay Matthias, DePere; 2. Shawn Kilgore, New Franken; 3. Kevin Sternard, Sturgeon Bay; 4. Kyle Kudick, Two Rivers; 5. Dan Ratajzcak, Frog Station
HEAT 1: Tim Czarneski, Demark; Billy LeMieux, Sturgeon Bay
HEAT 2: Kyle Lentz, Green Bay; Kilgore
HEAT 3: Dave Zeitler, Luxemburg; Jeremy Jacobs, Luxemburg
IMCA STOCK CAR FEATURE: 1. Scott Reinhardt, Baileys Harbor; 2. Charlie Kroll, Forestville; 3. Bret Koehler, Two Rivers; 4. Shawn Havel, Algoma; 5. Greg Gretz, Kewaunee
CONSI 1: Todd Polster, Sturgeon Bay; Mike Gilson, Greenleaf
CONSI 2: Larry Karcz, Pulaski; Rick Dix, Green Bay
HEAT 1: Tony Bouche, Algoma; Kyle Wanner, Suamico
HEAT 2: Mike Wietor, Green Bay; Koehler
HEAT 3: Reinhardt; Havel
HEAT 4: John Heinz, Green Bay; John Anschutz, Brussels
IMCA SPORT MOD FEATURE: 1. Jeff Vlies, Kewaunee; 2. Scott Boulanger, Luxemburg; 3. Ryan LeMieux, Sturgeon Bay; 4. Jesse Brey, Two Rivers; 5. Steve Jorgensen, Sturgeon Bay
HEAT 1: Boulanger; Shawn LeMieux, Sturgeon Bay
HEAT 2: Jesse Kroll, Algoma; Tyler Hackett, Algoma
IMCA HOBBY STOCK FEATURE: 1. Luke Lemmens, Kewaunee; 2. Travis Hackett, Algoma; 3 Marcus Moede, Algoma; 4. Brandon Peterson, Sturgeon Bay; 5. Rodger LaViolette, Forestville
HEAT 1: LaViolette; Peterson
HEAT 2: Rob Waechter Jr., Ellisville; Dave Schmidt, Algoma
STREET STOCK FEATURE: 1. Ryan Brandes, Brillion; 2. James Bosman, Sturgeon Bay; 3. Matt Reinke, Chilton; 4. Dennis Weidner, Sturgeon Bay; 5. Tony Everard, Green Bay
HEAT 1: Weidner; Bosman
HEAT 2: Kipp Burlo, Sturgeon Bay; Jimmy Anderson, Forestville
4 CYLINDER FEATURE: 1. Jeremy Dubious, Sturgeon Bay; 2. Mathias Prouty, DePere; 3. Mike Sargent, Sturgeon Bay; 4. Matt Trophy, Green Bay; 5. Matt Sargent, Sturgeon Bay
HEAT 1: DuBois; Brian Johnson, Oconto Falls


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Lakewood Legion To Host Events
LAKEWOOD - Lakewood Legion Post 1286 at 174 Chautauqua Ave., Lakewood will be hosting Mark Mincarelli from 6-9 p.m. today. A St. Patrick's Day party on Sunday will feature Rustic Ramblers playing from 4-8 p.m. The kitchen will be open from 3-7 p.m. Dinner specials are corned beef and cabbage and prime rib. Members and guests are welcome; please sign in.
Almost Spring Concert Is Sunday
SILVER CREEK - The Chautauqua Children's Chorale, under the direction of Marjorie Bohn, is set to hold its annual Almost Spring Concert on Sunday at Silver Creek High School. The concert begins at 4 p.m. and will feature both Junior and Concert Chorale groups. These talented young singers range in age from 9 to 18 and come from all corners of Chautauqua County. Admission is free, but a freewill donation will be collected to benefit Habitat for Humanity.
Driving Course Begins March 24
FREWSBURG - A five-hour pre-licensing driving course will be held at Frewsburg High School on March 24-25, from 6-8:30 p.m. The cost is $25. Preregister by calling the guidance office at 569-7026 between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Library Group To Meet Tuesday
LAKEWOOD - The Lakewood Memorial Library Book Group will meet on Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. to discuss "The Fever Tree" by Jennifer McVeigh, a compelling novel about colonial South Africa. The group meets the third Tuesday of the month, and all interested parties are welcome to attend. In April the group will join the county-wide Big Read - the poetry of Emily Dickinson - with special programs at the library. Copies of "The Fever Tree" and Dickinson's poetry are available at the library and Off the Beaten Path Bookstore in Lakewood. Lakewood Memorial Library is located at 12 W. Summit St. Call 763-6234 for more information.
Eating Healthy Group To Meet
The next meeting of the YMCA's Healthy Eating Support Group will be held on Thursday from 7:05-8 p.m. at the Jamestown YMCA. March is National Nutrition Month. This year's topic, "Enjoy the Taste of Eating Right," will be discussed. Participants will learn how to combine good taste with good nutrition to create healthy meals that follow the US Dietary Guidelines. Time for questions and answers will follow. Future meeting dates and topics will be decided upon with participant input. The March meeting is free for YMCA members and just $3 for nonmembers. Registration is required by Wednesday. For more information and to register, call or visit the Jamestown YMCA at 101 E. Fourth St., 664-2802 ext. 0.
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A year and a half ago Cuadrilla Resources, a company created by private equity to exploit the decline in easy to extract fossil fuels, began fracking the first ever shale gas well in Britain. Unfortunately for them, during these first fracks, a rather inconvenient event happened. Two of the frack stages cause a number of small, but not inconsequential, earthquakes. For those worried about the safety of these new extreme energy extraction techniques, the fact that these earthquakes buckled the well casing with unknown consequences for the integrity of the well were worrying. For the company and the government though, the main issue was the PR nightmare that ensued. A gentlemen's agreement was quickly reached that Cuadrilla would refrain from fracking until this PR problem could be fixed. Numerous reports, endorsements from tame institutions, and oodles of spin later this PR problem has allegedly been solved.
This week saw the long expected announcement that the government will allow Cudrilla and other fracking companies to continue with attempts to exploitation of unconventional gas. The solution has been to integrate fracking into government energy policy, explicitly a new "Dash for Gas" which will involve the building of over 40 new gas-fired power stations. With North Sea gas in terminal decline, imports stalled due to completion with Asia and consumption being squeezed by rising prices, an energy plan involving burning loads more gas might seem to somewhat disconnected from reality. However there is method in their madness. The option of sensible energy conservation and localisation would not be profitable for transnational corporations. On the other hand the predictable energy shortages and price spikes can could be extremely lucrative.
The impact of a mad scramble to exploit unconventional gas would not be equally felt either. The fundamental difference with unconventional gas is that it is trapped in impermeable rock and cannot flow cannot easily flow so wells need to be drilled at regular intervals to access it. In order to supply just the proposed 40 new power stations it would be necessary to drill in excess of 50,000 wells, covering an area of over 7,000 square miles (at a density of 8 wells per square mile). Add in the thousand of miles of pipelines, compressor stations and associated infrastructure that would be needed and you get some idea of the scale of the issue. With the evidence from the US and Australia of destruction of water supplies, air quality, ecosystems, and people's health mounting by the day, local people are justifiably scared.
On a global scale, we might just be able to get away with burning perhaps a quarter of known conventional fossil fuels and still have a (mostly) liveable planet. Any exploitation of unconventional fossil fuels would put us on a path to truly catastrophic climate change. Worse still fracking may just a gateway drug. The government is already selling licences for Underground Coal Gasification (UCG), literally setting fire to coal underground to extract energy. This planned close to major cities including London, Swansea, Liverpool, Newcastle and Edinburgh. In the next year the main battles are likely to be in Scotland and Lancashire, but many other areas of the country are threatened. Dart Energy has submitted a planning application for 14 sites, with 22 wells and 20 km of pipelines near Airth and Cuadrilla Resources want to restart fracking in Lancashire. The government also has plans to sell off half the country to fracking companies in the next year.
All this may be sounding very bleak but there some glimmers of hope. Over a year ago a report was produced that was supposed to smooth the way to a swift resumption of fracking. Unfortunately the morning that the report was released Cuadrilla's drilling rig in Lancashire was stormed and occupied for over 11 hours, while further protests took place outside the conference. Less than a month later the rig was occupied again for another day. Meanwhile a string of public meetings and local organising was building a network of local community groups that continues to grow. Cuadrilla was planning to have fracked up to a dozen test wells and be pushing towards full scale production by now. Instead an alliance of local communities and environmental activists has managed to help delay the introduction of shale gas extraction for over a year and cost Cuadrilla millions.
If that all sounds a bit familiar, it should do. It is the basic story of the roads protests of the 1990s, where a variety of people from all walks of life were united by a common sense of injustice. We all know how well that worked out for the people who want to build a load of shit in other people's communities. Now our countryside is under even greater threat, while the global implications have become apocalyptic. Across the globe the movement against extreme energy is gaining momentum. The fight for a future we can live in has just begun. For a round up of anti-fracking activity worldwide you could do worse than this occasionally amusing report by mercenary company Control Risks.
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So the landowner came, saw the numbers of protecters, the lock-ons, the bike-powered smoothie makers and the music, and returned home after refusing to talk to either the protesters or the press. But it isn't over – bailiffs could return at any time. Email GH your phone number if you want to be part of the phone tree or join the mailing list on the website: http://www.transitionheathrow.com… firstname.lastname@example.com
Convoys of trucks carrying equipment descended on West Newton yesterday, as Rathlin Energy commence their exploratory fracking drilling.
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Anti fracking campaigners have got their hands on a Sussex Police report that details an 'emerging' nationwide strategy on protests against the controversial drilling technique. The report has been exposed in a report about the policing of the protests at Balcombe, West Sussex, last summer.
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Diabetes: Exams and Tests
For your diabetes care, you may see your primary care provider or a specialist 2 to 4 times a year. This page lists some of the regular exams and tests recommended for people with diabetes. To learn more, contact the American Diabetes Association (800-342-2383, www.diabetes.org).
Tests and immunizations
These should be done at least as often as stated below:
Blood pressure check: every doctor visit
A1C: at first, every 3 months; if controlled, then every 6 months
Cholesterol and blood lipid tests: at least every 12 months.
Urine tests for kidney function: every 12 months
Flu shots: once a year
Pneumonia shots: talk with your health care provider about which pneumonia vaccines are right for you..
Hepatitis B shot: as soon as possible if you're under 60, or as advised by your doctor if you're older than 60
Other vaccinations: keep them up to date
Other tests: as advised by your doctor
Individualized medical nutrition therapy: at least once, then as needed
Regular exams
The following exams help keep you healthy:
Foot exams. Nerve and blood vessel problems can affect your feet sooner than other parts of your body. Make sure that your health care provider checks your feet at every office visit.
Eye exams. You can have problems with your eyes even if you don't have trouble seeing. An ophthalmologist (eye doctor) or specially trained optometrist will give you a dilated eye exam at least once a year. If you see dark spots, see poorly in dim light, have eye pain or pressure, or notice any other problems, tell your health care provider right away.
Dental exams. Gum disease (also called periodontal disease) and other mouth problems are common in people with diabetes. To help prevent these problems, see your dentist 2 or more times a year.
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Erupting Volcanoes at RBDE
Monday, February 11, 2013 4:51 PM
Robertsdale Elementary School recently experienced a rash of volcanic activity. As part of their study of the Earth's layers in science, third-graders made volcanoes that rocked the school with a series of baking soda and vinegar explosions. Pictured, from left, with homemade volcanoes on the verge of eruption are Christian Abrams, John Ray and Gabby Chaney. (Submitted by Joe Perry)


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"The Young and the Restless," the CBS soap opera that has been among the most-watched TV shows in New Orleans for the better part of three decades, is in town this week taping scenes for episodes that will be broadcast later this month.
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This just might be my favorite exchange from 2011, a year filled with great conversation and a fair amount of laughter despite everything else going on in the world.
I was at lunch — a long lunch, I might add — with my friend, Bev Geyer, who was home for the summer. She and her husband travel all winter, away from the cold and gray of Michigan winters, so Bev and I see a lot of each other when she's here.
After all our years of friendship, it doesn't matter that she's gone for nine months. We pick right up where we left off the last time we saw each other: family, politics, fashion, books we're reading, life in general, life in minutia.
One day late in spring, soon after she got back in town, we were talking, and for whatever reason, I got going on what a jerk I think Arnold Schwarzenegger is. I've never liked his acting, if that's what you call it. Ditto for his politics. I've read stories through the years about how critical he is and was about his wife Maria Shriver's weight, which is why she got so scary-looking thin — and then came the bombshell last May that Arnold had fathered a child with the family's housekeeper at the same time Maria was pregnant with one of their children.
The outrage.
Really, I went on at length. How Maria stood up for him when there were those accusations that he'd harassed and groped women in his employ and on his various movie sets. How Maria dropped her career to support his political ambitions. How Maria had just gone through the loss of her parents and her uncle Ted and how Arnold had cheated on her when she was so emotionally vulnerable. How stupid she must have felt, blindsided in public, embarrassed in private.
The stories about the Schwarzenegger-Shriver split were rampant at the time, fodder for those entertainment news programs that are easier to pay attention to than the real news of the day that includes really difficult matters like war, poverty, global warming, violence, unemployment.
At the time, Arnold had gone into hiding. Maria had gone on the Oprah show, chagrined but publicly grateful for the support of her friends. And I was sitting over a meal with my friend, Bev, going on at length about them both.
"Susan," Bev said when I stopped to take a breath.
She is a woman used to slicing through a problem straight to a solution.
I looked up. It was one of the moments when I knew eye contact was necessary.
"Maria will be fine. She has Oprah, just like I have you, and you have me," she said.
That's it. My favorite conversation, my favorite moment from the past year. OK, there was the Sunday in August at church when my pastor asked me to lead the service while he was on vacation, and the guest preacher didn't show up, and the kids and I prayed for a preacher during the children's sermon, and a fellow rose out of the pews and said he could preach so he did — a close second in the year's lineup, but that's a story saved for another time.
While everyone else is making lists of the best moments of 2011, favorite stories, the top 10 funniest or worst headlines, the top news events, the best spoken line, this is mine.
"Susan," she said. "Maria will be fine. She has Oprah."
It also turns out that she might still have Arnold, if a gossip column I just read turns out to be true. It seems Maria is reconsidering divorcing the bum because her Catholic upbringing prohibits divorce. Who knows what their future is?
All I can say is I don't know what it was last summer that had me so wound up, but here's what I remember, now that I have the luxury of looking back at a year just gone.
We'll be fine. Whatever we've faced in the past, and wherever we're going in the new year, we might not have Oprah. But we have each other.
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An excellent course on the pricey side
Address: 2600 Constitution Ave., Prattville
Phone: 334-285-1114
Web site: http://www.rtjgolf.com/courses/capitol_hill/
Par: 36-36--72
Yardage: Purple tees, 7,794 yards; Orange tees, 6,770 yards; White tees, 6,198 yards; Teal tees, 4,955 yards
USGA course rating: Purple tees, 77.8; Orange tees, 72.6; White tees, 69.3; Teal tees, 68.3
Slope rating: Purple tees, 144; Orange tees, 132; White tees, 129; Teal tees, 121
Fairways: Bermuda
Greens: Bermuda
Green fee: $96.57 (cart and tax included); $48.75 with Trail card
Amenities: Driving range, short-game practice area, putting and chipping greens, grill/bar, pro shop
Date played: May 7, 2007
The view from the first tee on the Judge -- overlooking the Alabama River and downtown Montgomery -- is fantastic. And the rest of the views on this scenic Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail layout aren't bad, either. Challenging doesn't really do the Judge justice. The course ruthlessly renders its verdicts to unwitting golfers. The first hole is a 296- to 415-yard par-4 that features a 150-foot drop from the tee. The river runs along the right side of the hole. It's not the last time water comes into play as 14 of the 18 holes feature some kind of water hazard. The sixth hole (a 128- to 229-yard par-3) plays to an island green protected in front by a big bunker. The first six holes are tough enough, but they don't compare to the seventh, a par-5 that plays 351 to 675 yards. That's right, 324 yards between the back and front tees. The tee shot has to carry water which then runs up the whole right side of the hole and then in front of the green. Each shot has to be precise, including shots onto the green, with its false front spitting short approaches back toward the lake. The seventh isn't the only ridiculously long par-5. The 10th stretches to 711 yards from the purple tees. It's just 563 from the orange and 543 from the white. The course closes with two shortish -- and tight -- par-4s. The 18th is just 247 to 348 yards with an elevated green which has a waterfall on the right side. As if all the water on the course isn't enough to ruin a nice round, I counted more than 50 bunkers. With 2,800 yards between the front and back tees, you ought to be able to find a suitable yardage, but the course will still play tough. After all, in 2002, Golf Magazine included Capitol Hill on its list of 10 public courses in America strong enough to host a U.S. Open.
Score: 9 (out of 10)
Beautiful course in beautiful shape. From tee to green, the course was nicely manicured. The Bermuda greens were quick and smooth and surprisingly receptive to approach shots. The bunkers were, for the most part, raked and filled with fluffy, playable sand.
Score: 10 (out of 10)
Like other RTJ courses I've played, the service was impeccable. They took my clubs from my car to a cart, cleaned them and gave me a ride out to my car. Service in the grill was terrific, and the desk help was friendly and efficient. The starter was informative, and the rangers were friendly and talkative, as well. Pace of play was a little slow, but it was acceptable considering how busy the course was for a Monday. We saw a beverage cart four times during our round, and there were plenty of water coolers on the course. I had zero complaints as far as service was concerned.
Score: 10 (out of 10)
The clubhouses at all RTJ courses are above reproach. The pro shop has a wide variety of clubs, balls and other items, as well as a good selection of apparel. There were even a few good deals on their clearance rack. The grill/bar area was also nice, with three TVs tuned to ESPN and the Golf Channel. The practice facilities are top-notch, too. The large circular driving range has a number of targets, and the greens are consistent with what you'll find on the course.
Score: 5 (out of 5)
The Judge costs a little more than the two other courses at Capitol Hill, and I'm not sure if the fantastic scenery is enough to warrant the extra cost. Obviously, using a Trail card increases the bang for your buck, but I wouldn't otherwise consider it a great value at almost $100.
Score: 3 (out of 5)
Final score: 37 (out of 40)
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lets kidnap Corbin,and the rest of this staff. thats the only way we could force a change.
lets kidnap Corbin,and the rest of this staff. thats the only way we could force a change.
I was hopeful that with an off season to install a game plan Corbin would make this team better. What is becoming more and more apparent is that this team was better before Corbin had time to install anything.
It takes a real moran to turn a decent team when you don't have time to change much into a crappy team once you put your stamp on it.
Playoffs here we come. Pass the damn Kool-Aid
...so your saying Corbins job could be done better is nobody was doing it?!!!
At this point I'm almost rooting for them to lose to the Wizards just to shake things up a bit.... coaching wise.
Jazz would never fire a coach this early in the season. I think it would take this year and half of next of sucking.
I have been neutral on Corbin but the last few games have really driven me to the Corbin sucks camp. I would love to see SVG here. Corbin is not getting them to play better. His offense is terrible. He cant draw up a play out of time outs or at the end of the game. His rotations suck. He is not letting players play their game, he is forcing them to fit into some play style that is not working for them for no reason.
Not soon enough. Send KOC with him. We got our new GM.
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USDA and state government devote resources for surveillance, testing and prevention of various bovine diseases. This week's online poll question at beefmagazine.com is: "Which disease merits more government support?" Be sure to leave your thoughts in the comments section after voting.
Discuss this poll 15
diseases with zoonotic potential deserve careful consideration, particularly the mycobacterial agents (Johne's and TB)
Amen to pinkeye research and development of a lasting vaccine! We were plagued with it last summer and ours also started in early March with one calf We ended up treating 95% of the calf crop :( We dreaded going to the pasture every morning and evening to check cattle . This is one area I would love to see our agriculture experts tackle through research projects etc. This can surely be controlled. We did ALL the routine things : fly control , weed control, rotational grazing , last year NOTHING worked....Spent over $1000.00 on treatment alone not great for the bottom line! Praying for a better year....maybe we have a immune built up for this coming year???????
The nasty and agressive PINK EYE that is breaking out is purported to have came from Mexico. We know it very well, it came to our country (the Dakota's) a few years ago when the drought hit Texas and the south and people were bringing "Cheap" cattle from the drought areas up. We had 850 steers(from here) that broke with it and had to treat %80 of them, it started in March while there was still snow on the ground. We finally took cultures of some eyes, took them to a local vet who had cultures ran and a vaccine made, we now vaccinate everything every year and have had no more problems. I do know of some herds in Wyoming that last year had cows and calves that had 80-90% contracting this too. My point is that there is a good vaccine available for this disease it just needs to be made more readily available. In todays environment of live cattle being shipped all around the world our industry needs to be very diligent to watch for diseases we have never seen before, If you see something strange going on have a vet check it out and don't take a guess for an answer. Lab testing is NOT expensive (usually less than $150 at University labs) yes, it might be nothing or it might be a time bomb.
If we could develop an effective vaccine or treatment for Johne's that would be a major accomplishment for both the beef and dairy industries. There is a huge financial upside nationwide.
BLV and pinkeye would cause more economic damage than any of the others, in our area. It would seem to me that vaccinations for both of these two need some research dollar support.
we have been fortunate to escape the respiratory disease complex but have ongoing problems with pinkeye at all times of the year even in the dead of winter! however I think the people would be better served if universities and individual companies found solutions to these problems and government became less involved!
I struggled greatly with pinkeye for years. Good vet. Vaccinated. custom vaccine. Consulted everyone. Kept getting the same futile suggestions: Vaccinate. Dust. Weeds. Flies. Only oxytet worked (treating up to 30% of calves.) Did ignore advice to Endovac Bovi. Finally went to it 3 years ago. Problem solved. Eureka.
We select against pinkeye and disease and use management intensive grazing. After fifty years, these two strategies have done far more good than anything else. Never use a bull out of a cow that has had pinkeye. Select the cows that survive the longest with the least problems as herd bull mothers.
If a connection between Johnes and Crohns disease is ever proven it will be a disaster for beef..We need incentives to cull all positives.
Anapasmosis and BLV top my producers list. Most economic impact than others.
The government should support the disposal of Johnes animals with dollar support!
We have spent over $60K in a trich battle. My obvious response should be ... TRICH,. The problem is your question extended to GOVERNMENT, and those of us on western ranges are about out of business with the stewardship of our government. If you reworded the question I will answer differently, but I have my plate full trying to exist with dominion of government over every facet of my life and operation.


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February 27, 2013
Ryan Topping
By any standard the papacy is an unparalleled institution. It is the world's longest surviving monarchy, yet commands no armies; its successors are bound to peculiar Roman customs, yet compared with the United Nations' its outlook is vastly cosmopolitan; it purports to teach by divine prerogative, yet makes no promise of its officer's sanctity; and besides all that, the pope wears funny hats.
Growing up in Western Canada, as a boy I knew virtually nothing of Catholic culture. To me, Catholics were simply un-evangelized Christians, if Christians they were at all. And, in many instances, this description still fits. It was only once I studied philosophy at college that I came into contact with a form of Catholicism that could not be dismissed. I was startled. It was like discovering a sixth continent no one had ever told me about. But there it was, real as dirt, sturdy as a Cathedral, and musical as Palestrina's motets. What to do? Eventually, I did convert. But what kept me back for many years was, chiefly, the pope.
I knew little of John Paul II. Though I would later come to love and admire this lion of a man and leader, at the time, the most vivid detail of the Pontiff's life was to say the least, particular. A friend had come back from World Youth Day in Toronto, disgusted. He reported that the pope shared a stage with a rapping priest. Having long since said goodbye to Snoop Doggy Dog, I didn't have much respect for rap either, and wondered why the pope did.
But it was not superficial ignorance that held me back. I knew enough by college to understand where the real danger lay. It was neither bad music nor hippie nuns that kept me away: it was terror. And it was the pope who inspired it. As gentle and humble as they have been this past century and more, the fear that the pope inspired was the danger he posed to my freedom. For an outsider, at least, the authority of a man, or an office, which can judge doctrine with definiteness opposed both my sense of responsibility and – as I then saw it – my freedom to determine the truth of claims for myself.
That was how the papacy looked for me some seven years back. The papacy from "the other side" looks, I am still amazed, vastly different. It is like the difference between holding in hand a photo of the Canadian Rockies and how it all feels with one foot leaning against the mountain. A great deal of what I then believed about the papacy turned out to be false. (Papal infallibility, for instance, is a technical term, with a limited scope, rarely evoked.) And, though it took years for me to concede the point, having spent my twenties arguing against the need for a magisterium, I now find it hard to explain the survival of Christianity for these many bloody centuries apart from one.
I still think we are responsible to judge claims for ourselves. But my former view of freedom was far too narrow. For one thing: among the claims the intellect needs to judge is whether or not God has spoken. All Christians hold that he has, in Scripture. But what he meant – well, that is where disagreement can erupt. To secular sensibility, every man should be for himself. Early Christians did not agree. God had given not only his Word but also a mechanism for its interpretation. My reading kept me clawing back further into history, eventually to the period of the early Church. St. Ignatius of Antioch's Epistula ad Smyrnaeos (110 A.D) reads strikingly:
Let all follow the bishop, as Jesus Christ follows the Father, and the college of presbyters as the apostles; respect the deacons as you do God's law. Let no one do anything concerning the Church in separation from the bishop.
Not only history informs our sense of authority. Along with Cardinal Newman, I came to believe philosophical reasons, too, support the need for a magisterium, an official teaching body, whose highest authority is expressed in the pope. As he wrote in his Essay on the Development of Doctrine (1845):
If Christianity is both social and dogmatic, and intended for all ages, it must humanly speaking have an infallible expounder. Else you will secure unity of form at the loss of unity of doctrine, or unity of doctrine at the loss of unity of form; you will have to choose between a comprehension of opinions and a resolution into parties, between latitudinarian and sectarian error
And now, another election. As we rush toward the election in mid-March the media will devote countless hours to analyzing who, why, and from where the next pope will be elected. Many wonder: what will the next pope face? That question is both pregnant and dull. As Benedict XVI, the next pope will face grave obstacles. He will assume spiritual leadership for nearly 1 of every 5 living souls. He will search for ways to protect Christians in the Middle East who suffer under Islam. He will search for ways to protect Christians in North America who suffer under secularism. He will search for ways to continue to renew the priesthood, the liturgy, and the family. But in another sense the question of what will be the agenda of the next pope is asinine, because the answer never changes. The next pope will face what every pope has faced: the call to preach Christ in season and out, the call, like every other believer, to become little Christs. For, as our beloved Benedict has preached in word and deed, the only tragedy left in this life is not to live as a saint.
Written by: Dr. Ryan N.S. Topping, Thomas More College, New Hampshire
[Biographical Note: A Native of Saskatoon, and formerly Pope John XXIII Chair of Studies in Catholic Theology at St. Thomas University in Fredericton, Dr. Topping is Fellow at Thomas More College of the Liberal Arts in New Hampshire. He publishes frequently for Catholic Insight and Crisis Magazine and his most recent book is Rebuilding Catholic Culture: How the Catechism Can Shape our Common Life (Sophia Institute Press). He and his wife have five children.]
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CORVALLIS -- Tres Tinkle will not join his parents in Corvallis for his senior year of high school, Oregon State head coach Wayne Tinkle, Tres' father, told The Oregonian on Monday.
Tres will stay in his hometown of Missoula, Montana and continue playing for Hellgate High School, which he led to a runner-up finish at the State AA basketball tournament in March. The 6-foot-7 forward decided not to leave Montana after discussing his options with family in Corvallis in recent days.
"He loved it here, made some good friends," the elder Tinkle said, "but I think the buddies that he has in Missoula, kids he's known since Kindergarten, were too much to leave. I think he wants to graduate with them and with his team. ... We're obviously fully supportive of that."
Though the family has yet to make specific housing arrangements, Wayne said Tres will "be well looked after" in Missoula. The Tinkles have close friends and relatives who could host him for the year.
Tres averaged 21.1 points, 7.4 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 1.8 steals per game as a junior for Hellgate. Earlier this summer, he attended the NBPA Top 100 camp in Virginia, the Kevin Durant Skills Academy in Washington, D.C., and the LeBron James Skills Academ in Las Vegas.
A consensus four-star recruit, Tres is ESPN.com's No. 45 player in the Class of 2015. He boasts listed scholarship offers from Boston College, Utah, USC and OSU, among others. Wayne was hired as the Beavers' 21st head coach in May after leading Montana to three NCAA tournaments in the past five seasons.
Had he moved to Corvallis for his senior season, Tres would've chosen between Corvallis High School and Crescent Valley High School. He is taking an official visit to OSU this weekend with fellow Beavers targets Stephen Thompson Jr., Drew Eubanks and Derrick Bruce.


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The rear-end crash totaled the Toyota Camry, which was parked along the side of the road in Franklin County where it was struck by a Ford F-150.
Both occupants of the car — 68-year-old Paul Rosenberry of Chambersburg and his passenger, 69-year-old Patricia Rosenberry — were hospitalized. All this, according to state police at Chambersburg.
It happened around 7:30 a.m. on Lincoln Way East near the intersection of Mount View Avenue, police said.
The truck was driven by Casey Fabrizio, 37, of Fayetteville. He was cited for careless driving, state police said.


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