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More rain the past couple days in the area. Mary Blakeley said it had rained all Sunday afternoon in the Rogers area. We need a few days of sunshine and dry days so harvests can be completed.
Thanksgiving dinner
Sunday the Baptist Church had its annual day of thanks to God for His blessings in our communities in this area.
Kevin and Mollie Victor's son was born Thursday following a difficult pregnancy. Mother and baby are fine and healthy. Kevin survived OK too.
Bill Victor is much improved and may be home soon.
Will Bittick arrived home from Australia Saturday.
Charlie's home remedy
It's sore throat and ear ache season for kids. An electric hair dryer on the "warm" setting is very effective when used for short periods for the pain.


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$415,000 : 5893 Smoke Rise Court, Stone Mountain3 beds, 4 full bathsSquare foot source: Appraisal
$324,900 : 106 Roe Hampton Lane, Stone Mountain4 beds, 3 full, 1 half bathsSquare foot source: Appraisal
$100,000 : 4708 Clarion Pass, Unit 4708, Stone Mountain3 beds, 3 full, 1 half bathsSquare foot source: Developer
$144,900 : 511 Raven Springs Trail, Stone Mountain4 beds, 2 full bathsSquare foot source: Tax Record
$632,000 : 1075 Old Tucker Road, Stone Mountain5 beds, 4 full, 1 half bathsSquare foot source: Builder
$625,000 : 1061 Old Tucker Road, Stone Mountain4 beds, 4 full, 1 half bathsSquare foot source: Not Available
$125,000 : 348 Shelton Woods Court, Stone Mountain3 beds, 2 full, 1 half bathsSquare foot source: Tax Record
$205,000 : 3936 Dunaire Drive, Stone Mountain3 beds, 2 full, 1 half bathsSquare foot source: Tax Record
$109,900 : 5050 Post Road Trail, Stone Mountain3 beds, 2 full bathsSquare foot source: Tax Record
$50,000 : 4502 To Lani Trail, Stone Mountain3 beds, 2 full, 1 half bathsSquare foot source: Appraisal
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Editor's Note: These are excerpts from past editions of the Press-Register.
• "We have late and perfectly reliable intelligence that Gen. Butler (Picayune) has taken possession of New Orleans with 6,000 troops. Butler has his headquarters at the St. Charles Hotel. The True Delta newspaper establishment has been appropriated to the use of the Federal authorities.
"The other papers go on as usual -- or as nearly 'usual' as the terribly altered condition of affairs permit.
"It is also stated that Gen. Butler allows the telegraph to be used (subject to his censorship) for private communications between friends in and out of the city."
• "ARRIVAL OF THE ENEMY'S TROOPS. -- A large propeller transport, her deck crowded with troops arrived to-day at 12 M., and anchored in front to the city.
"It is supposed Gen. Butler is on board. Whenever he lands let our people bear themselves with the high spirit they have hitherto exhibited.
"Any offensive demonstration without the power to follow it up with physical force is puerile. Let there be no gathering to witness the landing, and let perfect silence attest our respect for our cause and for ourselves."
Wednesday, May 1, 1912
• "The Boys' Club of the city and county probation system will give an accounting to-day of the funds raised at the annual Tag Day. The accounting will be made to friends and contributors at the club building, corner Charles and Texas streets, as they visit the institution in observance of May day custom. ... The boys of the Detention School, which is located in the same building and is under the control of the board of directors, consisting of eighteen of the leading business men of the city, will give several exhibition drills in the gymnasium, then athletic games will be played and light refreshments will be served."
• "In accordance with a custom that is now being observed annually throughout Alabama, exercises in observance of 'Bird day' will be held in all the schools of Mobile city and county next Friday, May 3."
• "Two hundred and fifty oyster shuckers from the East, who have been employed during the past winter at the cannery of the Dunbar-Lopez-Dukate company at Bayou la Batre, will leave Mobile via the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Sunday afternoon for Baltimore."
Saturday, May 1, 1937
• "Funeral rites for John B. Waterman, 71-year-old chairman of the board of directors of the Waterman Steamship Corporation, who died shortly after noon Friday at his residence at 1257 Selma Street, will be held at 3:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon at All Saints Episcopal Church. Burial will be in Pine Crest Cemetery, with Roche Mortuary in charge. ...
"Mr. Waterman, who founded the Waterman shipping concern in 1919, had been in ill health for a lengthy period, but not until about a week ago did his condition become critical. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Annie Louise Waterman; a son, C.B. Waterman, of Mobile; two brothers, Lieut. John Randolph Waterman and Myles Waterman, both of New Orleans.
"Starting with one vessel, the Eastern Sun, the Waterman Line gradually built up its fleet to where today it operates 30 craft in coastwise, European and West Indies trade."
• "DAPHNE -- The greatest May Day festival in Daphne's history -- a history studded with great May fetes -- is scheduled here Saturday.
"A huge crowd is expected at the celebration, with hundreds of Mobilians planning to attend because the Mobile Bay Bridge is now free of tolls."
Tuesday, May 1, 1962
• "Two U.S. Coast Guard boats are shown in Mobile Bay, Monday afternoon during the search for the pilot of an Air Force F105 Thunderchief which plunged into the bay Monday morning shortly after takeoff from Brookley Air Force Base."
• "Mayor George E. McNally Monday announced the appointment of Mobile's first policewoman in history.
"She is 35-year-old Mrs. Bessie Evan Smith, 701 Ruth St."
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Australian cyclist Stuart O'Grady has been admitted to a Spanish hospital after collapsing at a MotoGP circuit in Valencia, Spain. 36-year-old Saxo Bank rider O'Grady had just finished taking a hot-lap around the race circuit and was being introduced to MotoGP riders by Australian MotoGP racer Casey Stoner. Cycling South Australia executive manager Max Stevens says "Casey Stoner started to interview Stuart and introducing him to these people," said Stevens. "Stuart couldn't answer the questions and then he collapsed. They called the medical team and luckily he had the doctors on standby for the race. We'll know more in the next couple of days. Ann-Marie, his wife, is at home in Monaco and we're getting all this information through third parties. O'Grady has dealt with health issues throughout his 14-year career, including surgery in 2002 to remove a blockage in his iliac artery which caused a power imbalance in his legs. Check back soon for more news on Stuart O'Grady's status.
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A collaboration between the Caltech Owens Valley Radio Observatory and the UCSB Sierra Nevada Aquatic Research Laboratory has been formed to provide an astronomy-related hands-on summer instruction course for elementary-level students in eastern California. We are using the OVRO 40-m telescope to reinforce the LHS GEMS "Messages from Space" curriculum; the control room of the telescope has been remodelled into a classroom, and a user-friendly control and data acquisition system for the 40-m has been developed. After a successful pilot program in 2003 where students spent time searching for SETI signals from nearby bright stars, we are continuing to expand our suite of instructional experiments.
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The nationally ranked Hope volleyball team continued its unbeaten start to the season on Friday, defeating two Top 10 foes in its first two matches at the Wittenberg Fall Classic in Ohio.
The No. 5 Flying Dutch improved to 10-0 overall by topping sixth-ranked Washington University in St. Louis in four sets, then sweeping eighth-ranked Otterbein (Ohio) in three.
The 10-0 start to a season is the second in a row for Hope. The Flying Dutch wrap up up the tournament on Saturday with matches against Heidelberg (Ohio) at noon and Ohio Northern at 4 p.m.
Against WashU, Hope won 25-10, 21-25, 25-22, 25-19 behind a match-high 16 kills from junior outside hitter Anna Lynch of Lake Odessa (Lakewood HS).
The second-set loss was Hope's first of the season. The Flying Dutch won their first 25 sets of the season. The school record for consecutive sets won is 27 (1997).
Against Otterbein, Hope won 25-17, 25-22, 25-21 as junior outside hitter Jenna Grasmeyer of Hudsonville (Unity Christian HS) recorded a match-high 15 kills.
Sophomore setter Lauren Hazekamp of Fruitport (Fruitport HS) collected 79 assists over the two matches.
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Sheri McCormack clocked the top time for the Hope women's cross country team at the Michigan State Spartan Invitational Friday in East Lansing.
The senior from Holland (West Ottawa HS) clocked a time of 22 minutes, 11 seconds. It was the 16th fastest out of the 257 non-NCAA Division I runners in the field. There were Division II and III runners as well as ones from NAIA and unattached.
Senior Meredith Busman of Coopersville (Coopersville HS) took 30th with a time of 22:43, while Erin Herrmann of Wheaton, Ill. (Wheaton-Warrenville South) came in 36th at 22:56.
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All five Hope College men's golfers finished within three strokes of each other, but the Flying Dutchmen finished fourth at the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) Jamboree hosted by Adrian College on Friday.
The Flying Dutchmen shot a team score of 308 at Lenawee Country Club, trailing first-place Calvin by 10 strokes, runner-up Adrian by seven and third-place Trine by five. It was the second league jamboree of the season.
Junior Ben Lanting of Littleton, Colo. (Front Range Christian HS), fired a 5-over-par 76 to lead for Hope. He finished tied for 12th.
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BUENA -- Immigration officers working with police arrested six men here Wednesday night, according to The Daily Journal, of Vineland.
One of those arrested is a reputed member of a Mexican street gang. He and two others were held on immigration detainers. Two others were taken into custody when they could not produce proper identification. The operation was part of a federal immigration initiative and is not related to the state Attorney Generals recent immigration directive.


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A two-alarm fire at a four-story building on West New York's Hudson Avenue yesterday displaced at least two families and left two firefighters injured, officials said.
Two firefighters also suffered minor injuries during the blaze at 5608 Hudson Ave., North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue Deputy Chief Frank Montagne said.
The fire, which was reported at 11:20 a.m. and declared under control an hour later, was caused when a gas line ruptured inside the ceiling of a third-floor apartment, Montagne said.
The fire quickly spread to two other units, one on the third floor and another on the fourth floor, he said.
Officials are investigating if construction work being performed at the building, which houses 30 to 40 families, led to the blaze, Montagne said, adding that "(the construction) definitely contributed to the fire damage and the spread."
One firefighter assigned to the team that shut off the gas main in the basement hit his head when he was coming out of the low-ceilinged basement, Montagne said, adding that another firefighter suffered shortness of breath and dizziness.
Both firefighters were taken to the Hoboken University Medical Center and their conditions could not be immediately updated.
West New York Mayor Felix Roque, who was at the scene, said two or three families won't be able to return to their apartments and the local Red Cross chapter is helping them to find places to stay.


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New Zip Line Adjoins Virginia Yogi Bear Park
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Tony Higginbotham had been musing about the best way to make use of his land near Luray, Va., for the better part of 30 years before a casual conversation provided the answer.
Higginbotham and his wife, Sharon, have long owned land right next door to the popular Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park campground. Figuring out an attraction to tie into Jellystone had long been on Higginbothom's mind, when a conversation with campground owner John Rust provided the perfect answer, the Northern Virginia Daily, Strasburg, reported.
"I was talking to the Yogi Bear campground owner, John Rust, and he gave me the idea," Higginbotham said. "We were actually going to put some four-wheeler tours in here, and he said, 'Well, why don't you put a zip line in?' I didn't know what a zip line was — I kind of did — but I thought that was a good idea."
Higginbotham put that good idea into practice, and last spring Bear Mountain's Mama Bear Zipline was ready for its first customers. Since that opening last year, Higginbotham said he's seeing more and more people arrive, often first-timers, to try zip lining.
The Jellystone Park provides a link on its website to the Bear Mountain attraction.
"Every month this year we've increased volume," Higginbotham said. "And the more people we run down the mountain, the word of mouth will do a lot. So far, everybody's just been tickled to death going down it."
The Mama Bear Zipline actually consists of seven separate zip lines covering a total of about 2,700 feet. The lines get longer as participants progress through the course, ending with a nearly 1,000-foot ride through the forest canopy down to the final platform tower.
Before anyone is allowed to zip line, Bear Mountain's guides provide instruction and training for all the equipment needed — basically a carabineer, harness, gloves and helmet — and ensure all participants are properly fitted into their gear.
From there, it's a long, scenic wagon ride nearly straight up a mountain to the first zip line. That's the training line, where guides demonstrate braking by putting tension on the zip line cable with a gloved hand. Other than braking and demonstrating the ability to pull themselves to the waiting platform if they brake too early, no further technical skills are required of participants.
"It's pretty much an adrenaline rush, the first couple lines that you go down, and then you start calming down and it's kind of peaceful once you get started down a line," Higginbotham said. "
Lisa Sutton of Lawrenceville, Ga., agreed with that assessment after her trip through the mixed-forest canopy.
"This was the first time, and yeah, I would absolutely do it again," Sutton said. "It was fun."
Miami's Greg Norvesh thought so, too, despite an admitted fear of heights. It was his second zip line experience, but the Mama Bear was quite a bit more involved than his first.
"This was more of a professional zip line — there was a small one I did at a camp, but it was just for little kids, so it wasn't really anything that big," Norvesh said. "This was definitely much higher, and obviously as I've grown up I've sort of developed the fear of heights that I have now. But when I felt locked in, it didn't bother me at all when I was standing up there."
Higginbotham said that with the business steadily growing, plans are already in the works to expand the Bear Mountain operation. The company also offers a rock-climbing wall.
"It's working out real well," Higginbotham said. "We've got some other things we want to put in here, as well, a ropes course with a little zip line. And of course, the big zip line — hopefully next year we can put that in — it'll be two zip lines side-by-side coming off. It'll be about a 30-second ride."
The zip line has been a hit so far, and seems to fit seamlessly into the landscape of mixed forest and farmland it crosses on the Higginbotham's property.
"It's all completely green," Higginbotham said. "You don't have any power to it, or anything like that. It's about as green as you can get."
For more information on Bear Mountain Ziplines, visit the website at www.bearmountainadventure.com or call (540) 743-1733.


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To learn more, visit www.aa.org, and click on "Information for the Professional."
Learn more about alcoholism and the family, women in AA, alcoholism and mental illness, AA in prison, young people, newcomers, and old-timers by visiting the AA Grapevine's Digital Archive [5]. Also learn more from Alcoholics Anonymous World Service Office.
Resources from the AA World Service website:
Professionals who want to refer someone to a meeting can find local AA meetings in their area by visiting www.aa.org [9] and clicking on the tab "How to Find A.A. Meetings." Local AA intergroups and central offices are also listed in telephone directories.
Or go to: Contact Local AA [10]
In addition, professionals wishing to learn more about Alcoholics Anonymous can visit www.aa.org [9], and click on "Information for the Professional."
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[3] http://www.aagrapevine.org/for/pros/comingofage.pdf
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[6] http://www.aa.org/en_information_aa.cfm?PageID=8
[7] http://www.aa.org/en_information_aa.cfm?PageID=9
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The mission of Witt Chiropractic is to establish a center for musculoskeletal back & neck pain and related conditions. We will provide our patients with the highest quality of health care in the most compassionate, efficient, and dignified manner at an affordable cost. We believe in offering the best possible chiropractic care and a multi-disciplinary approach for the best possible results.
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Dream race on tap.
Port Royal Speedway takes center stage this week with the running of the Living Legends Dream Race, which will honor Lance Dewease and former car owner Maynard Boop. There will be two 16-lap semi features, each paying $2,000 to the winner. The top 10 finishers from each semi will advance to the A-Main, with the top three entering a revenge draw to start at the front of the field. The 35-lap A-Main will pay $10,000. Former winners include Sean Michael (2007), Greg Hodnett (2008), Cody Darrah (2009), Chad Layton (2010), Blane Heimbach (2012) and Ryan Taylor (2013). The event was rained out in 2011.
The March of Marks.
Brent Marks struggled for the first four months of the season, but he has picked up the pace since Pennsylvania Sprint Car Speed Week. Last weekend, Marks earned back-to-back wins at Williams Grove and Port Royal Speedway, giving him three tallies on the season. More important, Marks showed patience and a good racing IQ in both races instead of pressing after starting towards the front of each field. It will be interesting to see if Marks can carry that momentum into next week's Knoxville Nationals.
McClelland owns Trail-Way.
There aren't a lot of cars competing in the 358 Sprint Car division at Trail-Way Speedway, but the guys that do check into the pit area on a weekly basis seem to put on a good show. Brad McClelland, the point leader at the speedway, outran Robbie Kendall — barely — to claim his fifth win of the season last Friday night. There were three different leaders over the 25-lap distance, with McClelland passing Kendall on lap 15. Trail-Way draws between 12 and 16 cars a week in the 358 division, and you can only hope that races like this increase that number.
Montieth is closing in.
Remember when Brian Montieth was down in the Lincoln Speedway point standings? Not the case, now. Montieth moved up two spots to second after his runner-up finish against the World of Outlaws main on July 17 and cut into Krimes' lead a little more last Saturday with his second win of the season at the Abbottstown oval. Montieth stands 190 points back and if he can get on a roll, it could make this points chase the most interesting in weekly central Pennsylvania Sprint Car racing.
Hodnett can get to 15.
With all the rainouts at the beginning of the season and the slow start by many drivers, it seemed impossible for someone to get to 15 wins in 2014. Greg Hodnett will get there. He has picked up the pace since Speed Week, and it seems like the Mike Heffner-owned team is starting to hit its stride. The Thomasville driver didn't win last weekend, but his car continued to handle well on the bottom and in the middle, which makes him a threat every time he is on the track. Look for Hodnett, who has seven wins, to dominate August and September in central Pennsylvania.Follow @jelliott1011


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The Tennessee Volunteers knew they would be making a big splash when they hired away Sal Sunseri from the reigning national champion Alabama Crimson Tide to fill the Vols' vacant defensive coordinator position.
The hire has indeed made a splash, capturing the attention of the national media and, for a brief period on Friday morning, trending worldwide on Twitter. According to a release from the Tennessee Athletic Department, Sunseri's name was trending as high as third globally on the social media service.
As of this writing, Sal Sunseri was still a trending Twitter topic in the Birmingham area, but oddly enough, not in Nashville or Memphis (trends were not available for Knoxville).


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The Star-Ledger will have 2012 Region 1 champion Jan Rosenberg hanging out in our COMMENT section to give some commentary for the finals. Jan was third in the state at 106 pounds and wrestles 125 for Rutgers University. Check the COMMENTS section below for Jan's updates from Jan and I will be updating in the blog as usual.
Thanks for joining me everyone!
160: Artigliere wins 12-0
160: Artigliere hits a lat drop and almost scores the falls now up 12-0
160: second period Artigliere scores a takedown and three backs up 7-0
160: Artigliere with the takedown leads 2-0
160: Dillon Artigliere (Roxbury) vs Sam Button (Mendham)
152: Firemans carry takedown for Schuitema now lead 7-1 for the final score
152: VanDuyne escapes cuts the score to 5-1
152: VanDuyne chooses bottom to start the third
152: Schuitema win the escape leads 3-0 and scores another takedown up 5-0
152: Schuitema with the takedown early in the first.. riding pretty tough on top
152: Jimmy Schuitema (Phillipsburg) vs Patrick VanDuyne (west millford)
145: Gaccione wins 6-4
145: gaccione retakes the lead 6-4 with the takedown
145: Gaccione chooses down and escapes the score is tied 4-4
145: Romyns scores with a double leg and gaccione escapes
145: Romyns chooses down to start the second and escapes
145:Romyns escaped score now 2-1
145: Gaccione with the takedown leads 2-0
145: Nick Romyns (Kittatinny) vs Jason Gaccione (High Point)
138: Elling attempts a few shots but Benvenuto is able to hold him off 3-2
138: Elling chooses down and quickly escapes in the third score now 3-2
138: Benvenuto escapes and is now leading 3-1
138: Benvenuto chooses down starting the second
138: Benvenuto scores a takedown and Elling escapes 2-1 after one
138: Matt Benvenuto (Lenape Valley) vs Max Elling (Phillipsburg)
132: Derin with an armbar and scores the fall in the second period!
132:Scoreless after one Legotte chooses down
132: Jake Legotte (Roxbury) vs Michael Derin (High Point)
126: McFadden holds on and wins it 3-2
126: Kratochvil escapes; 3-2 McFadden leading with a minute to go.
126: Kratochvil escapes to cut the lead to 3-1 at the end of the second. Kratochvil will start on bottom in the third.
126: McFadden adds a TD to make it 3-0
126: No score in the first, McFadden will be on bottom to start the second.
126: Dave McFadden (DePaul) vs. Joe Kratochvil (Warren Hills)
120: Hrycak gets hit for stalling but it doesnt matter, he wins it 4-3
120: Hrycak chooses bottom to start the third leading 4-2
120: Lipari escapes; 4-2
120: Lipari starting on bottom in the second. Hrycak leads 4-1
120: Hrycak gets another TD at the end of the first to take a 4-1 lead.
120: Lipari escapes; 2-1 in the first.
120: Hrycak gets a quick TD and takes a 2-0 lead.
120: Pete Lipari (Lenape Valley) vs. Tyler Hrycak (Wayne Valley)
113: PIN! Nauta pins him! Damon was in on a scramble and Nauta held him on his back just long enough.
113: Two! Nauta gets the TD!
113: The first is one big scoreless scramble. Damon picks neutral in the second.
113: Max Nauta (Warren Hills) vs. Bryan Damon (Jefferson)
106: Paetzel cuts him and wins 6-3!
106: Caserta in on a shot, Paetzel defends to extend his lead; 6-2
106: Caserta chooses bottom in the third and escapes to cut Paetzel's lead to 2
106: Caserta escapes; 4-1
106: Paetzel gets another one; 4-0
106: 2-0 at the end of the first. Starting on their feet in the second.
106: Paetzel takes him down to his back. No backs but a TD for Paetzel; 2-0
106: Stephen Caserta (Roxbury) vs. Brandon paetzel (Phillipsburg)
285: Pacheco cant get the TD and loses it 5-3. Pacheco has pinned Appleby in the district finals. Appleby lookds real good on his feet.
285: 5-2 at the end of the second. Pacheco chooses bottom in the third. Appleby cuts him; 5-3
285: Appleby starts on bottom and escapes; 5-2
285: Pacheco whiffs on a lat drop and gives Appleby a take down; 4-1 make it 4-2 after Pacheco escapes. 4-2 Appleby at the end of the first.
285: Two! Appleby gets a single and runs the pipe; 2-0
285: Andrew Pacheco (Warren Hills) vs. Ryan Appleby (Belvidere)
220: Lawson wins it 3-0!
220: McConnell gets hit for stalling; 3-0 Lawson
220: McConnell starting on bottom in the third.
220: Two! Reversal for Lawson. The Phillipsburg faithful are rooting against High Point here you can hear them cheer as Lawson scored. 2-0 at the end of the second.
220: 0-0 after the first. Lawson will be on bottom to start the second.
220: Lawson close to a TD but can't get it; 0-0
220: Morris Lawson (Belvidere) vs. Robert McDonnell (High Point)
195: No score in the third and Stoll wins it 3-2
195: Stoll starts the third on bottom, Landberg lets him up; 3-2
195: Landberg escapes to tie it at 2
195: Two! Take down Stoll to take the lead 2-1
195: No score in the first. Landberg will be down to start the second and escapes to take a 1-0 lead
195: No score after a minute on their feet
195: Anthony Landberg (Wayne Valley) vs. Kyle Stoll (High Point)
182: Sibbles wins it 4-1!
182: No score after a minute
182: Sibbles locks up a cradle but cant get backs. 4-1 Sibbles leading after two and they will start on their feet in the third.
182: Take down for Sibbles; 4-1
182: Sibbles lets him up; 2-1
182: Sibbles up 2-0 after the first. Burns wants to start on bottom in the second.
182: Sibbles hits a nice double near the line to go up 2-0
182: Mike Burns (Morris Knolls) vs. Josh Sibbles (Newton). Check out the COMMENT section, Mike is Jan's former teammate.
170: Meytrott wins it 7-0. Total domination.
170: TD Meytrott; 7-0
170: Meytrott ends on top in the second leading 4-0. He will start on bottom in the third and escapes to go up 5-0.
170: Meytrott with a bar for two backs; 4-0 with :30 to wrestle in the second
170: Meytrott still on top as time expires in the first. Gerrity will start on bottom in the second.
170: Two! Takedown Meytrott to go up 2-0 in the first
170: Parker Meytrott (Montville) vs. Kieran Gerrity (Kittatinny)
Were getting under way!
The finals start at 5:30
The finals should begin soon. Ill give the play-by-play and Jan will hang out in the COMMENTS section to talk about the match with you guys!
285: Another TD, this time to his back. Final score 10-3 Meritt.
285: TD Meritt, lets him up; 5-3
285: Burgos escapes; 3-2
285: TD Meritt to take a 3-1 lead!
285: Meritt escapes to tie it at 1
285: Burgos up 1-0 at the end of second. Meritt starting on bottom in the third.
285: Burgos starts on bottom and escapes to take a 1-0 lead.
285: No score after the first
285: No score after the first minute
285: Victor Burgos (Hopatcong) vs. Noa Meritt (Pope John)
Jan on 220: Pete Andrich (Mount Olive) vs Robert Levine (Wayne Hills) -- play-by-play in the COMMENTS below
195: Arthur gets hit for stalling but holds on to win 6-5
195: Wunder starts on the bottom in the third and escapes; 6-4 Arthur leading
195: Arthur goes up 6-3 with a TD late in the second. People are still buzzing about that last match.
195: Tied 2-2 in the second.
195: Arthur gets the first TD and goes up 2-0
195: 0-0 after a minute
195: Stephen Arthur (Roxbury) vs. Dylan Wunder (Kittatinny)
Jan on 182: Evan Bray (Belvidere) vs Nick Depalma (DePaul) -- play-by-play in the COMMENTS below
170: Kratch gets ridden out but wins it 2-0
170: 2-0 Kratch after two. He will be on bottom to start the second.
170: Bupivi starts the second on bottom trailing 2-0
170: Two! TD Kratch to go up 2-0 in the first.
Jan on 145: Jesse Thorsen (Belvidere) vs Brandon Carcuffe (West Morris Central) -- play by play in the comments below.
170: Broderick Bupivi (Phillipsburg) vs. Adam Kratch (West Morris)
160: Kocsis gets another TD, what a shame they messed this score up, it made the match out of
160: Kocsis escapes; 6-4. We had some serious issues at the scoring table. It SHOULD be 6-4. They have the score as 7-3 so I guess we will be going by 7-3 even though its 6-4
160: Acevedo escapes and fires a shot.. two! Takedown. 5-4
160: Another TD for Kocsis to take a 5-1 lead at the end of the second. Acevedo will start on bottom in the third.
160: Acevedo escapes; 3-1 Kocsis leading
160: Kocsis gets a TD to go up 3-0 in the second
160: No score in the first, Kocsis will be on bottom in the second and escapes to take a 1-0 lead.
160: Looked like Acevedo had the TD but Kocsis scrambles out at the last minute to prevent the score; 0-0
160: No score after a minute
160: Jake Kocsis (Phillipsburg) vs. Steve Acevedo (Morris Hills)
152: Bohn pins him in 1:28!
152: TD Bohn to go up 2-0
152: Luke Bohn (Jefferson) vs. Sal Castiglia (Wayne Valley)
132: Johnson pins him in 16 seconds!
132: Anthony Johnson (Phillipsbug) vs. Sam Tareky (Wayne Valley)
Jan on 138: Nick Matthews (West Morris Central) vs Thomas Murphy (Kittatinny) -- play-by-play in the COMMENTS below
126: Fano wins it 3-2!
126: BLAST double from Fano to take a 3-1 lead with 1:15 to go. Big shot from Fano
126: Fano leads 0-1 after two. Migliacco starting on bottom in the third.
170-pounder Parker Meytrott getting fired up for his teammate
126: Fano escapes to take a 1-0 lead.
126: 0-0 after the first. Fano will start the second on bottom.
126: 0-0 after a minute
Jan on 120: Joey Spaziani (Hopatcong) vs Matt Ritchie (North Warren)-- play-by-play int he COMMENTS below
126: Anthony Fano (Montville) vs. David Migliacco (West Morris
113: Fisher escapes; 12-4 Vindici leading with time running out
113: TD Vindici to go up 12-3 at the end of the second. Fisher will be on bottom in the third.
113: Vindici gets a reversal and puts Fisher to his back again. 10-2, make it 10-3 after Fisher escapes.
113: Vindici up 5-2 at the end of the first. He will start on bottom in the second.
Jan on 106: William Kui (DePaul) vs Dominick Gallo (High Point)-- play-by-play in the COMMENTS below.
113: Vindici takes him down to his down and has a cradle locked up! 5-0 Vindici leading after they go out of bounds.
113: Zach Fisher (Phillipsburg) vs. AJ Vindici (Randolph)
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285-2: Appleby reverses him to his back and gets the fall!
285-2: Appleby rides him out. He will be on bottom in the third tied 0-0.
285-2: No score after one. Burgos starting on bottom in the second.
285-1: Pacheco gets a pin in 5:58
285-1: Pacheco gets a TD and 3 backs; 11-2
285-2: Ryan Appleby (Belvidere) vs Victor Burgos (Hopatcong)
285-1: Meritt starts the third on bottom and gets out; 5-2
220-2: McDonnell wins it 6-4
220-2: Levine gets a reversal to cut the lead to 6-4
285-1: Lat drop from Pacheco and two backs. Probably would have pinnedh im if they werent close to the line. 5-1 after Meritt escapes following the fresh start.
220-2: 4-2 McDonnell after two. He starts on the bottom and gets a reversal to go up 6-2.
220-2: McDonnell gets two backs and takes a 4-2 lead.
220-2: McDonnell gets a reversal back to tie it at 2
285-2: 0-0 after one, Pacheco starts the second on bottom and gets out to take a 1-0 lead.
285-1: Andrew Pacheco (Warren Hills) vs. Noa Meritt (Pope John)
220-2: Levine starts the second on bottom and gets a reversal to go up 2-0
220-2: 0-0 after one
220-2: Robert McDonnell (High Point) vs Robert Levine (WA)
195-2: Stoll wisn it 5-0
220-1: Lawson takes him down to his back and pins him in 1:10-
195-2: Stoll leading 5-0 in the third.
220-1: Pete Andrich (Mount Olive) vs. Morris Lawson (Belvidere)
182-1: Sibbles holds Bray off to win 3-2
195-2: Stoll get another 2, cant imagine how. 5-0 Stoll in the second theyre still on their feet.
195-2: Stoll escapes to go up 3-0
182-1: Bray cuts him; 3-2 Sibbles with a minute and a half to go
195-2: TD Stoll at the end of the first to take a 2-0 lead. Still will be on bottom in the second.
182-1: TD Sibbles at the end of the second to go up 4-2.. wait... they take it away! 2-2 at the second. Sibbles will start on bottom in the third.
195-2: Kyle Stoll (High Point) vs. Jose Delgado (Morris Hills)
195-2: Landberg wins it 6-2
195-2: 6-2 Landberg leading in the third.
182-1: Bray is on bottom to start the second, Sibbles cuts him; 2-2
182-1: Bray gets out; 2-1 at the end of the first.
182-1: Sibbles gets a TD to go up 2-0
195-2: TD Landberg; 6-1, 6-2 after Wunder escapes
195-2: 4-0 Landberg after one. Wunder will be on bottom to start the escond and gets right out; 4-1
182-1: Evan Bray (Belvidere) vs. Josh Sibbles (Newton)
195-2: Landberg gets a tilt; 4-0
170-1: Gerrity wins 18-4
195-2: Landberg gets the first TD and goes up 2-0
195-2: Dylan Wunder (Kittatinny) vs. Anthony Landberg (Wayne Valley)
170-1: Gerrity gets another TD; 15-4
182-2: Burns win it 3-2 Brook almost had a TD at the buzzer.
170-1: Gerrity gets a stall point to go up 13-4
182-2: Burns escapes; 3-2
170-1: Gerrity escapes; 12-4
182-2: 2-2 entering the third. Burns will be on bottom.
170-1: Gerrity gets another TD; 11-4 after two; Gerritywill be on bottom to start the third.
182-2: Burns gets hit for locking hands. Brook gets out and were tied at 2.
170-1: Gerrity takes him down, lets him up. Takes him right back down and cuts him again. 9-4 Gerrity leading.
182-2; 2-0 Burns after the first, Brook will be on bottom in the second.
170-1: Gerrity gets a turn to make it 6-2
170-1: Gerrity up 4-2 after one. Zimmerman will start on bottom in the second.
182-2: TD Burns; 2-0 in the first
170-1: Gerrity takes him down aqnd lets him up; 2-1. 4-1, 4-2 after a TD and cut.
182-2: Michael Burns (Morris Knolls) vs. Jake Brook (Kittatinny)
170-1: Kieran Gerrity (Kittatinny) vs. Tyler Zimmerman (Jefferson)
170-2: Meytrott pins him in the first.
160-1: Kocsis and Button trade TDs and Button wins is 9-2.
170-2: TD Meytrott; 2-0
170-2: Parker Meytrott (Montville) vs. Broderick Bupivi (Phillipsburg)
160-1: Button gets out and gets a TD; 7-0
152-2: VanDuyne gets another turn and the pin!
160-1: Kocsis gets ridden out; 4-0 after two. Button will start on bottom in the third.
152-2: VanDuyne locks up a cradle and gets three backs; 9-0
152-2: 4-0 after one. VanDuyne starting on bottom and gets a reversal to take a 6-0 lead.
160-1: Two backs for Button; 4-0
160-1: 2-0 Button after one. Kocsis starting on bottom in the second.
152-2: VanDuyne takes him down to his back for an early 4-0 lead.
160-1: TD Button; 2-0
152-2: Luke Bohn (Jefferson) vs. Patrick VanDuyne (West Milford)
145-2: Romyns wins it 5-2
160-1: Jake Kocsis (Phillipsburg) vs. Sam Button (Mendham)
160-1: Artiglere pins him in the first.
145-2: Kozimor escapes; 5-2
160-1: Dillon Artigliere (Roxbury) vs. John Sickles (West Morris)
145-2: Kozimor starts the third on bottom trailing 5-1
152-1: Schuitema pins him in 1:20
145-2: Romyns starts the second on bottom and gets out; 5-1 at the end of the escond
152-1: 3 backs Schuitema; 5-0
152-1: TD Schuitema; 2-0 in the first
145-2: Kozimor escapes; 4-1 Romyns
152-1: Jimmy Schuitema (Phillipsburg) vs. Sean Rodgers (Randolph)
145-2: Romyns up 4-0 in the first.
138-1: Benvenuto takes him down and rides him out to win 5-4!
145-2: Tyler Kozimor (Hackettstown) vs. Nick Romyns (Kittatinny)
145-2: Gaccione rides him out and wins 1-0!
138-1: Matthews escapes to take a 4-3 lead.
138-1: 3-3 at the start of the third.
138-1: 3-2 Mathews at the end of the first. Benvenuto starting on bottom in the second.
145-2: 1-0 after two, Gaccione leading. Thorsen is on bottom in the third.
138-1: TD Matthews; 3-2 in the first Matthews leading
138-1: TD Benvenuto, Matthews escapes; 2-1
138-1: Nick Matthews (West Morris) vs. Matt benvenuto (Lenape Valley)
132-1: Haines escapes but cant get a TD, Legotte wins it 7-6
132-1: TD Legotte to go up 7-5
145-2: Gaccione starting on bottom in the second, Thorsen lets him up; 1-0 Gaccione
132-1: Legotte escapes to tie it at 5
145-2: Thorsen is warned for stalling; 0-0 at the end of the first
132-1: Haines escapes and gets a TD of his own to take a 5-4 lead at the end of the second. Legotte is on bottom to start the second.
132-1: TD Legotte to go up 4-2 in the second.
145-2: Jason Gaccione (High Point) vs. Jesse Thorsen (Belvidere)
132-1: 2-2 Haines got a penalty point somewhere in there.
138-2: PIN! Elling pins him in the second!
132-1: Haines starts on bottom and escapes; 2-1
138-2: Elling up 2-0 after one. Starts on bottom and Murphy lets him up; 3-0 Elling
132-1: TD LeGotte to take a 2-0 lead at the end of the first.
138-2: TD Elling; 2-0 in the first.
132-2: Jake LeGotte (Roxbury) vs. Glen Haines (Lenape Valley)
126-1: Kratochvil wins it 7-4
138-2: Max Elling (Phillipsburg) vs. Thomas Murphy (Kittatinny)
126-1: Kratochvil escapes; 7-4
132-2: Derin takes him down to his back and pins him in the first!
132-2: Sam Tareky (Wayne Valley) vs. Mike Derin (High Point)
126-1: Kratochvil starting on bottom in the third leading 6-4
126-2: McFadden wisn it 9-4
126-2: 9-4 after McFadden escapes.
126-2: Scrivani gets a reversal; 8-4
126-1: Fano escapes; 6-4
126-2: Reversal for McFadden to go up 8-2
126-1: TD Kratochvil; 6-3
126-2: McFadden rides him out; 6-2 after two McFadden will be on bottom in the third.
126-1: Fano escapoes; 4-3
126-1: Fano chooses bottom to start the second.
126-1: Another TD Kratochvil, Fano escapes and its 4-2 at the end of the first.
126-1: Fano escapes; 2-1
126-1: TD Kratochvil to go up 2-0
126-2: Two backs for McFadden; Scrivani reverses him but McFadden reverses him baclk; 6-2 at the end of the first. Scrivani will be on bottom to start the second.
126-1: Anthony Fano (Montville) vs. Joe Kratochvil (Warren Hills)
126-2: TD McFadden; 2-0
120-1: TD Hrycak he wins it 10-8
120-1: Overtime! Tied 8-8
126-2: Dave McFadden (DePaul) vs. Austin Scrivani (Kittatinny)
120-2: Lipari takes him down to his back!! Lipari wins it 10-6
120-2: Lipari gets a reversal and lets him up; 8-6
120-2: TD Kobis plus two backs! 7-4 Kobis takes the lead
120-2: Lipari escapes to take a 4-3 lead
120-1: Fleming starts on bottom in the third, Hrycak lets him up; 8-8
120-1: 8-7 Hrycak at the end of the second.
120-2: TD Kobis! 3-3!
120-2: Lipari escapes; 3-1
120-1: Fleming hits a headlock! ties it 7-7 after the 5 point move, 8-7 after Fleming lets him up
120-2: 2-1 Lipari after two. He will start on bottom in the third.
120-1: TD Hycak; 7-2
120-1: 4-2 after one, Hrycak starting on bottom in the second. Hrycak escapes; 5-2
120-2: Lipari reverses him, almost to his back; 2-1 Lipari takes the lead
120-2: Kobis escapes; 1-0
120-1: Another TD for Hrycak, Fleming escapes; 4-2
120-2: Fleming escapes; 2-1
120-2: 0-0 after one. Kobis will start on bottom in the second.
120-1: Hrycak lifts Fleming up over his head and takes him down immediately; 2-0
120-1: Tyler Hrycak (Wayne Valley) vs. Cory Fleming (West Morris)
113-1: Damon gets another TD, Fisher escapes; 8-3 thatll be the final score.
113-1: TD Damon, Fisher escapes; 6-2
120-2: Jared Kobis (High Point) vs. Pete Lipari (Lenape Valley)
113-2: Nauta reverses him right at the end and wins it 3-2!
113-1: TD Damon; 4-1 at the end of the second. Damon chooses neutral in the third.
113-1: Fisher escapes; 2-1
113-2: No score in the second. Nauta starting on bottom in the second with Vindici leading 2-0
113-1: 2-0 Damon after one. Fisher will start on bottom in the second.
113-2: Nauta escapes; 2-1 at the end of the first. Vindici wants to start on his feet in the second.
113-2: TD Vindici; 2-0
113-1: Damon gets the first TD and goes up 2-0
113-2: AJ Vindici (Randolph) vs. Max Nauta (Warren Hills)
113-1: Zach Fisher (Phillipsburg) vs. Bryan Damon (Jefferson)
106-1: Paetzel wins it 4-3!
106-2: Upset city! Caserta upsets Gallo! Caserta has beaten two ranked guys to reach the final!
106-1: Injury time Paetzel, hes throwing up in a garbage can
106-2: Caserta escapes and goes up 5-4
106-2: Caserta gets a TD right at the end of the second to tie it at 4. Caserta will be on bottom to start the third.
106-1: 4-3 Paetzel after one, starting on their feet in the third.
106-1: TD Paetzel, O'Shea escapes; 4-3 Paetzel
106-2: Gallo gets a reversal, Caserta escapes; 4-2
106-2: Caserta escapes; 2-1 Gallo after one. Gallo will start the second on bottom.
106-1: O'Shea escapes; 2-1 at the end of the first. O'Shea wills tart the second on bottom and escapes; 2-2
106-2: Td Paetzel; 2-0
106-1: Gallo takes him down, almost to his back; 2-0
106-1: Garrett O'Shea (Morris Knolls) vs. Brandon Paetzel (Phillipsburg)
106-2: Stephen Caserta (Roxbury) vs. Dominick Gallo (High Point)
Getting ready to get under way!
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Big Green Egg Pulled Pork
|Plate Setter, Thermal Probe
|Set Up:
|Indirect w/ Water Pan
|Dome Temp:
|Cook Time:
|190F Internal Temp, then check for done-ness with the poke test
The cook times on pulled pork will vary wildly and depend on how constant the dome temperature is, how big the cut of meat is, and how much fat there is. My longest pulled pork cook lasted a full 17 hours on the Big Green Egg, so plan accordingly. Having a Polder to tell you when the pork hits the proper internal temperature is essential for any long, sustained cook. If you don't have a Polder, check out my review to learn more about them. Remember, you can't really know if the meat is done just by temperature. The best way to know if it's done is by the poke test. Just slide your probe in to the meat, and if there is no resistance the meat is tender. If not, keep on cooking.
Here's how I slow smoke pulled pork on the Big Green Egg:
Plan Ahead:
Think about when you are going to want to eat and how long it may take (15-20 hours) to cook. Prepare ahead of time, and start smoking earlier rather than later. You can always wrap in foil and keep it in a cooler for 3-4 hours, but trying to get hungry guests to wait a few more hours is another story.
Trim the pork shoulder of any excess fat deposits, but try to leave a layer about 1/8″ thick. Lightly brush the entire pig with olive oil and heavily season with your rub of choice. If you have the time, you can wrap the meat in plastic and store it in the fridge overnight to allow the rub to penetrate a bit. If not, don't worry, you can put it on the grill the same day and it will still be delicious.
Build a Solid Fire:
My first pulled pork cook lasted 17 hours! You can't have your fire going out, so don't skimp on the charcoal. In fact, I recommend cleaning the entire Big Green Egg out and put fresh charcoal in. I used an entire 9 lb bag for my first pork shoulder. Probably overkill, but better safe than sorry.
Don't Forget the Smoke:
Place a few good chunks of your smoking wood of choice right on top of your pile of charcoal before you start the Egg. For the best smoke absorption, put the pork shoulder on the grill while its still cold and when the Egg is spitting out "Sweet blue." A nice, subtle smokey flavor is an excellent compliment to tender pork. Fruit woods (apple, pear, etc) are very popular choices when smoking pork.
The Stall:
When you shut the lid of your Big Green Egg, just leave it shut and wait….and wait some more. The internal temperature will slowly rise, then plateau around 150-160F, that's normal. This is the famous "stall," and people think all sorts of crazy things are happening to the meat at this point. Most people (including myself, until recently) thought the stall was connective tissue and fat rendering. Yes, these things are happening but that's not why the meat stalls. The explanation is much simpler than that. The actual answer is "evaporative cooling," which means the meat is "sweating" and is getting cooled just like when we sweat. Here is a very interesting article that goes into much more detail. Either way, the stall will last a few hours, assuming you don't open your Egg and then the temperature will start to climb again.
It's Finally Done:
Several hours after the stall the internal temperature will start rising again. You can start testing for done-ness when the Polder reads 190F. It should be "fall apart" tender (but not mushy), so if it's not just keep cooking it. During one of my cooks, the shoulder blade literally pulled right out with no resistance. That was some good pulled pork!
Wrap it Up:
Wrap the pork in foil and put it in a cooler for at least 30 minutes to let the juices settle. If you don't plan on eating for a while longer you can keep it in a cooler for a few hours without any problem.
Pull It:
Set the pork somewhere where it can't make too much of a mess (casserole dish or similar). Take 2 forks, or some Bear Paws, and go to town on that sucker! Be careful, though, the pork will be extremely hot!
Serve and Enjoy:
Serve your pulled pork on plain white buns for the true barbecue experience. Feel free to add a touch of barbecue sauce (not too much!) and some vinegar based coleslaw. However you eat your pulled pork, I know you will enjoy it!
Do you have a killer pulled pork recipe? Let me know! Questions and comments about my cooking method are always welcomed as well!


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SALEM -- Historic amounts of voters headed to the polls Tuesday to determine which candidates they wanted to represent them on the municipal, county, state, and national levels.
Of Salem County's 44,324 registered voters, 31,606 voters or 71.31 percent cast ballots.
Results listed here include regular and absentee ballots. Provisional and write-in votes will be tallied beginning today.
All results are unofficial until certified.
(Salem County totals only)
In Salem County, Democrat Barack Obama received 15,909 votes to Republican John McCain's 14,763 votes.
Third party candidates and their vote totals in the county included: Libertarian candidate Bob Barr, 174; Socialism and Liberation candidate Gloria LaRiva, nine; Socialist candidate Brian Moore, 12; Socialist Workers candidate Roger Calero, six; Green Party candidate Cynthia McKinney, 25; Constitution Party candidate Chuck Baldwin, 41; Vote Here candidate Jeffrey Boss, six; and Independent Ralph Nader, 229.
There were 169 write-in votes.
New Jersey State Senate
(Salem County totals only)
Incumbent Democrat Frank Lautenberg defeated Republican Dick Zimmer with 16,015 votes. Zimmer received 12,815 votes.
Third party candidates and their vote totals in the county included: Poor People's Campaign candidate Daryl Mikell Brooks, 402; God We Trust candidate J.M. Carter, 442; Libertarian Jason Scheurer, 329; Boss For Senate candidate Jeffrey Boss, 106; and Socialist Workers Party candidate Sara J. Lobman, 166.
There were 44 write-in votes.
House of Representatives
(Salem County totals only)
Incumbent Republican Frank LoBiondo defeated Democrat David Kurkowski with 18,889 votes. Kurkowski received 10,809 votes.
Third party candidates and their vote totals in the county included: Socialist Party USA candidate Constantino Rozzo, 129; Constitution Party NJ candidate Peter F. Boyce, 196; Green Party candidate Jason M. Grover, 315; Rock the Boat candidate Gary Stein, 208.
There were 36 write-in votes.
State Questions
(Salem County results only)
Question No. 1: Yes, 16,600; No, 13,169.
Question No. 2: No, 16,122; Yes, 13,579.
Three seats were open on the freeholder board.
Democrat incumbents Bruce L. Bobbitt and David Lindenmuth secured their seats with 15,548 and 15,178 votes respectively. The third seat is yet to be determined.
Republican Dale A. Cross received 13,690 votes while Republican Ben Laury received 13,681 votes.
Republican Evern Ford received 12,611 while Democrat Anthony "A.J." Crescenzi received 12,675.
Unaffiliated candidates Ken James received 1,220 votes while his running mate Edmund Spinelli Sr. received 1,327 votes.
There were 181 write-in votes.
Democrat William "Rex" Cobb defeated incumbent Republican Lester R. Sutton with 862 votes. Sutton received 835 votes.
There were 40 write-in votes.
Two seats were open on the township committee, both of which were won by Democrats Joseph F. Racite and Edward K. Voyles with 2,183 and 1,866 votes respectively.
Republican Ralph "Bud" Harris received 1,343 votes and Republican Arnold DiTeodoro received 1,506 votes.
There were 28 write-in votes.
Two seats were open on the borough council, both of which were won by Republicans Randal S. Long and Cynthia N. Nolan with 328 and 379 votes respectively.
Democrat Jean Dale received 282 votes and Republican Michael C. Shapiro received 249 votes.
There were four write-in votes.
Republican John J. Elk was returned to his seat on township committee here with 589 votes. No Democrats filed a petition to run.
There were 26 write-in votes.
Democrat newcomer Richard Venable won the one open seat on township committee here with 716 votes. Unaffiliated candidate Charles Angelus received 167 votes.
No Republican filed a petition to run.
There were 31 write-in votes.
The public question regarding the LOSAP program was approved by a vote of 708 to 265.
Democrat Dante C. Spina Sr. won the one open seat on township committee with 377 votes. Republican incumbent Donald C. Asay received 358 votes.
There were three write-in votes.
Republican incumbent Harry A. Moore won the one open seat on township committee here with 516 votes. Democrat Robert Cassidy received 416 votes.
There were 12 write-in votes.
Two seats were open on the borough council here, both of which were won by Democrats Carol Mincey and Joseph E. Venello Jr. with 1,041 and 983 votes respectively.
Republican Abner M. Mendoza received 406 votes while Republican Richard M. Roberts received 339 votes.
There were 16 write-in votes.
Two seats were open on the township committee, both of which were won by Republicans Robert E. McDade and Steven Landis with 3,979 and 3,487 votes respectively.
Democrat Ronald Migliore received 2,395 votes while Democrat Carol Wooten received 2,368 votes.
There were 58 write-in votes.
Unaffiliated candidate Cheryl Reardon won the one seat that was open on the township committee with 1,178 votes. Republican Rich Warner received 1,101 votes.
No Democrat filed a petition to run.
There were eight write-in votes.
Two seats were open on the township committee, both of which were won by Democrats Jeffrey T. Ridgway and Peter I. Voros with 2,337 and 2,125 votes respectively.
Republican Stanley Wojculewski received 2,025 votes and Republican Cheryl Chambers received 1,910 votes.
There were 27 write-in votes.
One seat was open on the township committee.
Democrat James N. Kates won with 675 votes. Republican Joseph Hannagan received 568 votes.
There were seven write-in votes.
The public question regarding the LOSAP program was approved by a vote of 863 to 384.
Two seats were open on city council.
Democrat Robert L. Davis was re-elected by voters to fill the open seat in the city's East Ward. He received 940 votes.
There were 38 write-in votes.
Voters elected to return Democrat James G. Waddington to his seat on city council for the city's West Ward with 793 votes.
There were 37 write-in votes.
No Republicans filed petitions to run in either ward.
Incumbent Republicans William N. Brooks Jr. and Edward J. Meschi returned to their seats on the township committee with 1,407 and 1,273 votes respectively. The pair defeated lone Democrat Kieran Higgins, who received 486 votes.
There were 41 write-in votes.
Two seats were open on borough council, which were won by Republican Edward C. Segrest with 934 votes and Democrat Anne Buckwheat with 863 votes.
Democrat Timothy Harple received 721 votes while Republican William Brian Pokrzywa received 791 votes.
There were six write-in votes.


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The modernization of El Salvador International Airport, the country's only commercial air terminal, will require an investment of over $490 million over the next 18 years, the government said Monday.
That figure represents the total projected costs of the first two phases of restoration and modernization, which are already underway, and the plan of expansion, the chairman of the CEPA port authority commission, Alberto Arene, told a press conference.
With this plan, airport capacity will progressively increase "from some 1.6 million passengers annually to 6.6 million by the year 2032, allowing the airport to absorb the increase in passenger traffic up to the year 2040," Arene said.
At the same time, the project will create an accumulated total of 157,000 direct jobs and 275,000 indirect jobs.
The plan was worked up by Florida firm Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. under a contract with CEPA and the U.S. Trade and Development Agency.
El Salvador International, located some 50 kilometers (31 miles) from San Salvador, has been in operation since 1980 and has a runway 3,200 meters (2 miles) long.
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With more than 100 real estate executives on the Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate's two committees, the Center has a multi-disciplinary cadre of industry professionals overseeing its programs, activities and direction. The committees provide support to the Center's mission: to help recruit, educate and mentor our real estate students with the goal of facilitating their career pursuits in a socially responsible manner and with a global perspective. We accomplish this mission through support of outstanding faculty and professional staff, dedicated career services, active industry involvement and outreach and relevant and applied research.
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A new state law, Act 654, that went into effect Aug. 1 prohibits students from crossing the street -- any street, as interpreted by some school systems -- to catch a school bus. The Legislature adopted the law after a 6-year-old New Orleans boy was struck by a car and killed in February as walked to his bus stop.
Some Louisiana public school systems say they have already addressed safety issues on busy highways. They say the new law, aimed mainly at urban schools, would cost more money and keep students on the bus longer in rural areas where bus stops are located on interior, residential streets.
After NOLA.com stories on the issue last week, one reader, commenter, shared this:
"In the mid 1990s, yes, we had to cross two-lane US highways to catch the bus to go to high school, even when living in the city with many alternate routes.
"Today, every child I see riding the bus gets picked up in his driveway. Seems like such a waste of resources. Can't children walk two or three blocks (1000 feet)? Couple that with the hundreds of wasteful stop signs the cities and parish place at every other intersection and I can't imagine the gas bill for these bus drivers who pay for their own gasoline."
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once you scanned for the new channel and have saved it you may want to try and go to menu , preferences(8), favorite list (2), choose any guide under my list , select modify list. Punch in channel 47 manually on key pad. The newly scanned channel 47-1 and 47-2 should show up. Place a check by 47-2 then hit save. The channel should be added to that particular guide that you chose. I had the same problem when channel 5 added a 5-3. Hope it works.
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"They seemed like wizards to me," said Kruse, 38, who now works in glass herself, creating jewelry. She does so with an environmental consciousness by conserving, reusing and recycling materials wherever she can.
Kruse will demonstrate how she uses an open flame to create what artists call beads, but laypeople might see as glass jewels, during the Portland Open Studios tour Oct. 9-10 and Oct. 16-17.
She will be one of about 100 metropolitan area artists inviting guests to see how they paint, sculpt, draw, print, carve, sew, throw pots and more, said Careen Stoll, spokeswoman for the event. Visitors also may buy work directly from the artists, Stoll said.
"Glass is an art form that is accessible," Kruse said, opening the door to the 8-by-12-foot studio behind the Beaverton house where she lives with her husband, Don, and 3-year-old son, Derek.
Although she took art classes in school, Kruse said she never found a medium that captivated her. She graduated from Connecticut College in environmental science and spent 10 years as a web designer.
Her life began to change in 2003 when she took a class in fused glass, which essentially is baking pieces of glass on molds to create plates, bowls and other items. Calling it the "magpie effect," she became intrigued with the shiny, colorful material.
In 2004, she took a class in working with flame to shape thin rods of glass into brilliant, colorful beads. She knew she had found her medium.
"Glass can be a solid and you can work with it as a liquid," Kruse said. "It's the only medium I know that is made by both man and nature, and it's been used for thousands of years."
While conversing with her medium, Kruse also draws on her background in environmental studies. She feels fortunate that she can buy glass locally instead of having it shipped at a greater expenditure of energy. She sends jewelry and glass straws -- a sideline that some clients prefer over plastic or paper straws -- using boxes and packaging made from recycled materials.
She uses water from rain barrels in a finishing procedure for beads, and some water goes to her garden, too. She took up metal-smithing to complete her jewelry designs, and she uses reclaimed silver for most pieces. "There's no further mining," she said, "and sometimes I can get scraps."
"It's a bunch of small, simple, cumulative steps," she said of efforts to change a throw-away society. "It's nothing huge or innovative, but it means everybody can do it."
Meanwhile, Kruse continues to move in new directions, including showing a 4.5-inch bead, weighing 1 3/4 pounds, at the Museum of Contemporary Craft through October. It's too heavy for a pendant, of course. "It's really a big paperweight bead," Kruse said.
"It's lovely having something in a museum for others to experience, and it challenges me to create more, different, bigger," Kruse wrote recently in her blog.
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Karen Bertschy, Ganders Flat Road, Lisbon, reported at 3:25 p.m. Friday her ex-boyfriend, David Vincent, keeps sending her harassing emails.
Bobbie Gibson of Homosassa, Fla., reported she is in the process of selling a house at 43307 Middle Beaver Road, Elkrun Township, and on Thursday her realtor found people living there, even though it has been vacant for two years and there is no electrical service or running water. A deputy arrived and found three vehicles parked in the driveway and was met by Thomas M. Henry, who said he has been staying there since May 2012. Henry, 69, said he did not know who owned the property but did not want any problems and would leave. Gibson said she would not pursue charges if they moved out, and Henry said they would be gone by today.
A deputy responded to a loud party complaint on Plymouth Street, Hanoverton, at 10 p.m. Saturday, and spoke with a Mr. Loutzenhiser, who was out back hosting a birthday party around a bonfire. He did not realize they were being loud and agreed to keep it quiet.
Heather Courtney, Shelby Lane, Guilford Lake, reported there were children jumping in front of vehicles on Parkview Avenue at 9:44 p.m. Saturday. The deputy who responded did not see any youths but did see where someone placed a row of small sticks across the roadway.
A caller reported there was a domestic dispute in the 11000 block of state Route 45, Elkrun Township, at 8:14 p.m. Saturday. A deputy spoke with a man, who said he had gotten into an argument with his father after the man wrecked his ATV. The man said his father had since left and there was no problem.
James Sheen, Trinity Church Road, Center Township, reported Saturday someone stole his riding mower and he believes he knows who was responsible.
Cheryl Emery, Black Road, Center Township, reported at 8:24 p.m. Saturday she and Jason Short had gotten into an argument over the use of a license plate. She said they only argued and there were no threats,
James Metalik, Riffle Road, New Waterford, reported at 10:36 p.m. Saturday his fiancee's teenage son had shoved her after the two were arguing over him not listening to her. Metalik said the boy also tried to punch him after threatening to do so. The 16-year-old boy was arrested for domestic violence and taken to the county juvenile detention center.
Richard May of the county dog pound, arrived at 8:53 a.m. Saturday and was met by volunteer Rick Morgan, who asked if they had a "crazy dog" the night before. The reason Morgan asked is he found a plastic door on one of the kennels and the fence were bent and the padlock was not in its proper location. May then discovered that Dozer, a large chow-retriever mix, was missing.
A home security alarm went off at a home on Coffee School Road, Salem, at 9:33 a.m. Sunday. The front door was found open but there no sign anyone had broken in, and the inside of the house appeared to be secure. The door appeared not to have been properly latched, so the deputy locked it behind him.
A Cleveland man wanted to know how he could go about getting his stepfather's caretakers to move out of his residence on Lisa Lane, Guilford Lake. The man said his stepfather had been admitted to the hospital on Thursday but he only found out on Sunday. The man was told he would have to go through the formal eviction process.
Leonard Custer, Campbell Road, Hanoverton, reported at 10:40 a.m. Saturday there was a goat on his property and he wanted it removed. The deputy called Jim Sturgeon, who checked and learned his goats were confined. The deputy was then going to call Keith Sell to see if any of his goats were missing.


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Commerce's Dayvon Williams is considered by many to be one of the best athletes in the area. Nothing he did Friday night will hurt that argument.
Williams led the Red Raiders to a thrilling 22-13 win over No. 6 Belchertown Friday at Central High School.
Williams completed 13-of-18 passes for 127 yards and a touchdown, adding 24 yards on four carries on the ground. Williams proved that he is capable of throwing in the pocket and on the run as well as displaying that rare play-making ability that few quarterbacks possess.
Belchertown has its own outstanding athlete under center in senior quarterback, Chris Ladd. Ladd continued to add to his impressive career numbers both on the ground and through the air. The Orioles quarterback completed 14-of-26 passes for 208 yards and two touchdowns with two interceptions while also carrying the ball 22 times for 88 yards.
With just under 2:30 left in the game, trailing 16-13, and with the ball deep inside Commerce territory, Ladd dropped back and fired the ball towards the endzone. Unfortunately, it was not his intended receiver that caught the ball.
It was Williams.
The 6-foot-2 Williams stepped in front of the Belchertown reciever and took the ball 101 yards for the touchdown, shaking off tackles en route to the end zone. It was not a poor decision by Ladd as much as a great play by the Commerce captain.
When Belchertown got the ball back, it was forced to go to the air, leading to Ladd's inflated passing numbers and eventually a game-sealing Tevin Jones interception on the last snap of the game.
A dejected Ladd was quick to put the blame on his shoulders.
"I failed us," said the Orioles' senior captain. "This loss is my fault and I want to take full responsibility for it."
The Commerce end of the field was understandably more upbeat. Williams felt as though the Red Raiders executed their game plan well.
"We knew this team had some good [defensive backs]," said Williams of the Orioles secondary, which included Ladd. "We knew we were going to have to go underneath to get the passing game going."
The similarities between these two quarterbacks were hard to ignore on the field Friday night. Both players have an uncanny ability to make things happen, both are extremely athletic, and both players can really throw the ball.


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Aside from Kid Rock's dynamic entrance and guest duet on "Real Mean Bottle," the signature moment of Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band's celebratory, sold-out show at Grand Rapids' Van Andel Arena on Saturday may have come during "Sunspot Baby" near the end of the second set.
With Seger and lead guitarist Mark Chatfield in the stage-right spotlight, the singer draped his arm around Chatfield's neck and kept it there in the midst of a searing solo.
With both smiling broadly, the exuberant moment of musical camaraderie was a microcosm of the evening performance and, perhaps, the reason why this 65-year-old Michigan rocker has chosen to tour again: He's just having too much fun not to.
It helped make the fourth – and likely best – performance of the veteran Michigan rocker's young tour that much better, and made it easy to excuse a few minor sound and performance glitches along the way.
Of course, it helps the cause when you've got an arena literally jam-packed with 12,000-plus deliriously devoted (mostly baby boomer) fans cheering you on.
That Grand Rapids audience – which even put the raucous, opening night Toledo throng to shame – certainly motivated Seger and his band, judging from some after-show comments by the musicians and tour manager Bill Blackwell.
"The crowd was great," Blackwell said, a sentiment echoed by keyboard player Craig Frost and saxophone whiz Alto Reed, who joined Chatfield, the backing singers, guitarist/keyboard player Jim Brown and others in greeting fans and friends at a special after-show arena gathering. Detroit singer Karen Newman, who once toured with Seger and who's well known for her renditions of the National Anthem prior to Red Wings games, attended post-show meet-and-greets here and in Toledo.
Here are a few more show tidbits:
• Former Detroit Red Wings star Chris Chelios joined Kid Rock and Seger backstage before the concert, adding to the buzz about the Saturday night show. I'm told Chelios, a pal of Kid Rock's, attended several of Kid Rock's concerts on that singer's recent tour.
• Seger doesn't exactly dress up for his concerts. He wore jeans and a sleeveless Nike tee in the first set, then changed to a Harley-Davidson jersey with an "03" on the back for the second half of the show, occasionally donning a headband to keep the sweat at bay. As one fan put it, "He looks like he just got up from his La-Z-Boy while drinking a beer watching a Tigers game on TV." I suppose that's just staying true to his beloved blue-collar roots. He doesn't seem to have a pretentious bone in his body.
• Kid Rock's appearance for that first-time live rendition of "Real Mean Bottle," a countryish track from Seger's 2006 album, meant jettisoning the usually rollicking, crowd fave "Katmandu" from the end of the band's second set. Don't be surprised if Kid Rock makes another appearance at the Palace of Auburn Hills during one of the tour-ending shows in May.
• Warm-up act Frankie Ballard, a native of Battle Creek who's now based in Nashville, was one of the most impressive young openers I've seen at an arena show in years. His rock-fired country – driven with help from his four-piece band – complemented Seger's set perfectly and the handsome kid understandably has an, uh, enthusiastic following among the female set, aka "A Buncha Girls," as his latest single proclaims.
And quite interestingly, the talented up-and-coming singer and guitarist – in his vest and jeans – even looked like a young John Fogerty while playing Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Fortunate Son" to end his set.
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Graphic art is a combination of visual beauty and psychological connections among the artist, the subject and the public's perception. Self-taught Slidell graphic artist Valerie Strecker has tapped into this concept and is making waves locally, nationally and internationally.
"I want to reach people through art and create relationships that I enjoy. I love and appreciate people and want to create something lasting," she explained of her work. To accomplish this, she reads, learns and researches for each new presentation. Strecker's resolve comes from her homeschool teachers who happened to be her parents, Cindy and the late Stephen Strecker.
Her father taught her that anything is possible with dedication of many hours of time, energy and commitment to figure things out. She recollects traveling with him on six-hour trips to M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston and his encouragement of her interest in her art. She would take a phone book with her and find businesses randomly in it and sketch logos for practice and share them with him.
One of the last things he told her was, "No matter what happens, remember that God is good." Consequently, in the six years he has been gone, she has been recovering through faith and by appreciating all the beauty in the world and by following his work ethic to do her best in all endeavors.
"Design, however passionate, is just design unless we connect with each other to make an impact," she said. In this regard, she tries to find ventures that are meaningful to people and for the betterment of mankind.
Thus, she has created logos for people and organizations that are true to her personal philosophies. A year ago, the ONE Campaign, co-founded by Bono of U2 and endorsed by celebrities Brad Pitt, Julia Roberts, Justin Timberlake, Dave Matthews Band, and Ellen DeGeneres, challenged members around the world to help create ONE's T-shirt. Strecker developed a design along with 750 other international entries, which were narrowed down to three and then put to an Internet vote wherein she received 58,000 votes to win the competition.
Then, for Breast Cancer Awareness Month last October, she created a HOPE tee that combines the fleur-de-lis with the iconic pink ribbon. She teamed with Lauren Thom, owner of Fleurty Girl, to produce and sell it in shops and on the Internet. This project was especially meaningful to Strecker after losing her father to acute myeloid leukemia in 2004. Teaming with the American Cancer society, they donate $5 of each sale to ACS in hopes of finding a cure.
Not all of her efforts are dedicated to societal progress. Sometimes her attentions are focused on heroes, friends or her deep faith in God.
For instance, when Evan Lysacek was looking for a logo that represented his time on "Dancing with the Stars," he accepted designs from all over the world. Ultimately, he selected Strecker's design, which included a flexjet in the background with a red carpet rolled into the foreground where Evan and professional dancer Anna Trebunskaya stood posed. In his announcement, Lysacek said, "I feel like Valerie's design exemplifies my life. I feel like I'm always with Anna on a Flexjet going across the country from DWTS to the Star's on Ice tour. I appreciate fans like Valerie for her support. It means a lot to me."
Her most recent accolade came the day before Thanksgiving when her graphic design for their T-shirt was selected by the three-time million-album-selling British band, Keane. The Prismatic Logo Tee has an edgy geometric representation of the band's name with lines filled with brilliant colors. This is a stretch from her usual work, which is organic with a free flow. In the announcement by band members, Tom Chaplin, Richard Hughes and Tim Rice-Oxley, they said that from more than 700 entries, narrowed to a short list of 30, "We unanimously thought the best is by Valerie Strecker."
It took seven weeks from the entry deadline to the announcement, which caused the artist to feel a tad vulnerable. Her research for this design included studying the lives of the band members and the band itself as well as reading every one of their song lyrics. "I had a previous appreciation for them ever since I heard 'Somewhere Only We Know' and felt it to be a huge honor to be chosen by a band that I have rocked out to and admired for years," she said with joy.
It is her hope to do more work for bands in the future. I love design and creative work with a group growing and doing branding to build their image. "It's cool to be part of their success," she said. She already has begun with designs created for the Andrew Ogea Band in New Orleans and for Graylit in Nashville, Tenn.
An ongoing project includes photographing her mother's work and creating graphics to include in jewelry products they are selling at shops and through their website www.flyingfishart.com.
When she and her brother, John, were young, their parents gave them the gift of finding their own voices of expression. "We didn't have coloring books; rather, they gave us pieces of white paper and told us to draw. I have grown up in a rich cultural environment in an artsy family, where I could imagine and create. My mother and brother are artists, and my dad was a musician. Mom taught me design, composition, typography and encouraged hands-on art. As for the computer graphics, that was self-taught," she said. This occurred because of her own commitment and tenacity, she said. She describes times when her friends went to parties or to the mall and she stayed home to practice her art.
At 17, she started airbrushing with Windows Paint '95, and then a friend introduced her to Adobe Photoshop 5. She had no idea the fun that lay ahead. Four computers later, she is enjoying a successful art career.
"I look forward to doing more projects with bands from album covers to designing surfboard graphics, developing company logos and branding," she said. Through research analysis and concept development, she wants to effect positive change in the world, humanitarian and environmental.
Via her knowledge of media psychology and talent in art, there is no doubt that Valerie Strecker will have a bearing in a world that will appreciate her conscience and ability.
Her work may be viewed at www.facebook.com/Valerie Strecker, and she can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.
News about arts activities in east St. Tammany may be sent to Kathleen DesHotel, 1120 Pennsylvania Ave., Slidell, LA 70458-2008; or by e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com. All submissions become the property of The Times-Picayune and will not be returned; submissions may be edited and published or otherwise reused in any medium.