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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Two Shaker Heights men are charged with killing a man who was trying to return a lost cellphone.
Edward Lesure III, 33, and Eric Perry, 21, were indicted by a Cuyahoga County grand jury on a charge of aggravated murder Wednesday in the July 11 death of Joseph Carter, 49, of Cleveland.
Carter's friend Sandra Heard, 57, of Cleveland, who was with him when he was killed, said Carter hoped to get a $5 or $10 reward for returning the phone. She said she talked to Lesure about it while Carter waited nearby.
"I was negotiating for a finder's fee and he [Lesure] got all aggressive and kept saying 'Where's my phone?' and 'Who's got my phone?' I said my friend found it and wanted a recovery reward, like $5 or $10. He kept saying, 'I got a .45 for him.' "
Ryan Miday, spokesman for the Cuyahoga County prosecutor's office, said Lesure shot and killed Carter and that Perry helped him.
Miday said Carter had found the phone earlier that day in front of a store around East 103rd Street and Union Avenue.
"The victim and friends were able to contact the owner by calling some of the phone numbers listed as 'contacts' in the phone," said Miday. "An arranged meeting time and location near the home of one of the victim's friends was set up to return the phone to the owner."
Heard said Carter stayed nearby during the meeting. She said she and another friend eventually walked away from Lesure because he frightened them. She said they planned to call Lesure from safety and arrange a way to safely return the phone by leaving it at another location.
But Carter walked up to the pair as they walked away, spurring Lesure into action, said Miday and Heard.
"He jumped onto the side of a truck [driven by Perry] and drove down the street until he saw us with Carter," Heard said. "He jumped off the truck, ran over to Carter and said, 'You the [expletive] with my phone?'
"Joe said he was and handed over the phone," Heard continued. "The guy snatched the phone from Joe with one hand and shot Joe in the chest with the other."
Miday said Carter collapsed in the driveway in the 3300 block of East 102nd Street. He was taken to MetroHealth Medical Center, but died shortly after arrival.
According to court records, Lesure was sentenced to six months in prison in October 2008, for a probation violation imposed after he pleaded guilty to theft in July 2007.
On June 21, Perry pleaded guilty to a charge of domestic violence and was given a six-month suspended sentence.
In the current case, Perry is scheduled for arraignment Aug. 1, and Lesure on Aug. 10.
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DETROIT, MI- Ahead of the 2012 LA Auto Show, General Motors Co. is expected to debut the 2014 Chevrolet Spark EV today in Los Angeles.
The Detroit-based automaker released photos and more information about the all-electric mini car earlier today, including pricing of "under $25,000 with tax incentives."
The expected price positions it lower than two of what are expected to be its top competitors -- the Nissan Leaf and Ford Focus Electric. The 2012 Leaf starts at $27,700 with the $7,500 federal tax credit for electric vehicles. The 2013 Focus at about $32,495 with the tax credit.
According to GM, the Spark EV, which is set to go on sale next summer, is expected to have among the best EV battery range in its segment and be the first electric vehicle to offer SAE Combo DC Fast Charging capability, enabling the Spark EV to reach 80-percent battery charge in just 20 minutes.
"When you engineer a technology-filled, all-electric mini car that goes from zero-to-60 mph in less than eight seconds, customers won't miss the gas," said Mark Reuss, president of GM North America, in a statement.
With the extended-range Chevrolet Volt, Chevrolet accounts for more than 50 percent of all plug-in electric vehicle sales in the U.S., according to officials who expect the Spark EV to grow on those sales.
"The Volt and now the Spark EV show that Chevrolet not only knows EVs better than anyone else, we also know how to help customers get the most out of their EV experience," Reuss said.
In addition to previously announced markets including California and South Korea, Spark EV will also go on sale in participating dealerships throughout Oregon, Canada and other global markets.
The drive unit and motor will be assembled of U.S. and globally sourced parts at GM's White Marsh, Md., manufacturing facility, and the first time a U.S. automaker has built both a complete electric motor and drive unit for a modern electric vehicle in the U.S., according to GM.
"The Spark EV battery has undergone more than 200,000 hours of testing in our global battery systems labs," said Pamela Fletcher, Chevrolet executive chief engineer of electrified vehicles, in a statement. "It is extremely durable and has undergone the same abuse tolerance testing as the Volt battery."
Spark EV's long-life battery is designed to be safe, durable and reliable, and is warranted for eight years or 100,000 miles. It consists of a 560-pound (254 kg) square lithium-ion battery pack with a volume of 133 liters, comprising 336 prismatic cells.
GM did not release exact pricing or performance details. Officials have previously said they expect the vehicle to be a "benchmark" for urban electric vehicles.
Chevrolet is expected to unveil its next-generation infotainment system as well as the Spark EV today in Los Angeles at a special media event.
In addition to the infotainment system and Spark EV, other Chevrolet vehicles expected to be on display at the LA Auto Show include the Impala, Malibu Turbo mid-size sedan, Sonic RS, Traverse full-size crossover and Camaro Hot Wheels edition.
Overall, about 50 vehicles will be unveiled at this year's show. The LA Auto Show is open to the public from Nov. 30 through Dec. 9. About 50 vehicles, including at least 17 worldwide unveilings, are expected to debut during the show's press preview days from Nov. 28-29.
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Wolfville town councillors often discuss parking issues like the so-called Subway lot and potential parking pressures.
At a recent meeting councillor Jim Laceby raised the point the town is often criticized unfairly for the condition of the unpaved Subway lot.
This fall constant rain washed dirt downhill off the lot and onto town sidewalks.
Mayor Bob Stead explained the lot was a gift to Acadia University about 10 years ago from the Irving family. It has been leased to the town since then.
Laceby suggested while the lot is part of the university's 100-year plan it often looks like a mud hole across the street from the clock park.
"We're getting the blame," Coun. Carl Oldham said, but added while the town might be unfairly criticized no one wants the lot closed down.
Acadia University spokesman Scott Roberts said Acadia is "aware of the interest many members of the Wolfville community have in seeing changes to the Subway parking lot.
"We have discussed this issue with the Town of Wolfville in the past and are talking with them now about options both in the near and long term," he said.
"We expect to continue to work with town officials on this and many other issues of common concern."
Oldham also raised his fears that parking near Harbourside Drive will be pressured when Pete Luckett opens his new store next spring.
Wolfville's recently released sustainable transportation strategy determined the current number of parking spaces in town is adequate. Study co-ordinator Gabryel Joseph did suggest parking lot design could be improved.
He noted the parking lot at the County Fair Mall in New Minas is large enough to contain the entire business district of Wolfville.
Coun. Bill Zimmerman said the town needs more people downtown, not more cars. He believes an awareness of sustainable transportation is growing.
The parking lot by the former Nova Scotia Power building has reopened. It is available for all-day parking. In addition, there are another four lots that offer all-day parking.
They include: next to Railtown, the waterfront lot, adjacent to the Wolfville Farmers' Market and in the rear of Herbin's Jewellers on Linden Avenue.


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MOBILE, Alabama – The city likely has a design group to build a much-anticipated skate park, but a funding source has yet to be identified to pay for it.
Mobile-based CSA Group Inc. is in line to design the skateboard facility in Public Safety Memorial Park, which is on Airport Boulevard near the Mobile Police Department Headquarters.
"We have literally just started the process of getting together a fee proposal and negotiating that with them," Brad Christensen, director of the city's architectural engineering department, said today. "One of the things I need to get is a budget in order to have that happen."
Mayor Sam Jones, during Tuesday's City Council meeting, said a proposal could come before them for a vote within a couple of weeks, though a source to pay for the project has yet to be identified.
"It won't be community development funding," Jones said, adding that the park's development is in a location that does not qualify for federal funding through community development block grants.
Jones said the "rough estimate" is $300,000 to $400,000 to design and build the approximately 8,000-square-foot park, which would be considered one of the smaller-sized stakeboard parks that is not constructed out of prefabricated material.
It's unclear when construction might start. Jones, last year, said that construction of a park would be started no later than December 2012.
Skateboard enthusiasts have pushed for the city to construct a park not made out of cheaper materials largely because of concerns they won't last over a period of time. Skateboarders have, instead, pushed for a park built out of full concrete, poured in place construction that is considered more longer-lasting.
"It's not necessarily about the size (of the park) as much as it is about quality," Jewel Cullen, owner of Wooden Heart Skate Shop in Mobile, said.
He said with a quality facility, the potential exists to expand in the future.
"At this point, the way I'm sort of looking at it and the way we are proposing it to the city is for them to give us the space with the idea in the future (that we'll help raise money) to add onto the park if it proves a success," Cullen said.
Cullen, leader of a grass-roots effort to bring a skate park to Mobile, said he's pleased with the potential selection of CSA Group largely because one of its consultants, California-based Spohn Ranch, is experienced in designing high-quality skateboard facilities.
"All the information I'm getting back is positive," Cullen said.
Jim Crowe, owner of the CSA Group, said the company will utilize Spohn Ranch for advice on creating the park. CSA Group, like other landscape architectural firms coveting the project, has no experience in creating a park for skateboarders.
CSA Group has worked on numerous park projects throughout Mobile including Medal of Honor Park on Hillcrest Road and Unity Point Park on Spring Hill Avenue, as well as Mims, Trinity Gardens, Bicentennial and Mobile Terrace parks.
Crowe said his firm plans to meet with skateboarders soon to discuss the project.
But, he said, the final design depends on what kind of budget the council approves.
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Source: Calvin Klein And Boyfriend Nick Gruber Were "Never Apart"
Remember that Daily News item claiming Calvin Klein and his boy toy, Nick Gruber, were no longer an item, basically because Gruber hasn't been toting along to Klein's public appearances at fancy parties? The News' sources are still sticking to the break-up story, but just last Thursday night, Kleingruber (we're making that a thing) were spotted dining together in the West Village by Gawker.
A source close to Gruber met the former porn star Friday afternoon. He tells Queerty the two never split.
"Nick says they ignore the press and that all is fine," our insider reveals. "They were never apart… [Nick's] a good kid and I don't think he's hiding anything." Apparently the two say they're very much in love and want to be together for life.
Ain't love grand?
Again though, "together for life" isn't really all that much of a long-term commitment when one of you's on death's door.
@Jack: Is there an echo in here?
After reading/seeing this I threw up a little bit in my mouth.
he's only in it for the free clothes! :)
They were apart for a short time, the banks were closed and the boyfriend couldn't get his check cashed.
But never fear, as soon as the banks reopened he was back with Calvin!
Who cares why they are together. If they make each other happy without whatever they are each bringing to the table, why are people judging them? They aren't hurting anyone.
People's relationships aren't a group decision (even celebrities)
How do you know that all the marriages between folks of the same age are based on love and not some arrangement? You can't possibly know.
If Calvin Klein lives another 10, 15 or 20 happy years with Nick, why is that so wrong?
It seems to me that folks are either jealous of KC's wealth or jealous of his boyfriend's being with KC.
They are two consenting adults who seem to be of sound mind and who seem happy and they are enjoying life together (whether it lasts a year or forever).
Dating someone your own age is no guarantee of a good relationship or happiness.
To each, his own.
@Pickles: Nothing got between Brooke Shields and her Calvins. TEN YEARS BEFORE THAT TWINK WAS EVEN BORN. This isn't even May-December anymore, this is May 1066-December 2595.
@Pickles: FFS, mate. Do you really believe the young hottie would look at the old guy twice if he wasn't rich and famous?
I'm sure there's love: younger loves the money and glamourous life, older loves fresh, hard, young meat.
Right on Pickles!! I am they're together or back together. I find that people who criticize these relationships are typically envious of one or both parties involved in the relationship or are a victim of their own insecurities.
Oh thank heavens. My worry-filled sleepless night are over.
@SebX: I'm with you on this one!
@Marc: said…
"Right on Pickles!! I am they're together or back together. I find that people who criticize these relationships are typically envious of one or both parties involved in the relationship or are a victim of their own insecurities."
Envious? Gee, that must be it. They are either envious of somebody who is a plastic surgery addict in his 70's or somebody who has to resort to Porn and basic prostitution to survive.
Which studies have you conducted, or in what area of experience have you found this? You are making a declarative statement here that "You have found", but have nothing to back it up. To try to pretend that you are in such wonderment that people are commenting on a relationship between a 150 year old man held together with spit and botox and a kid who practically still has to use a fake I.D. is disingenuous.
Your comment would be like saying that anybody who makes a comment about Hugh Hefner and his giflriends must be insecure and not simply commenting on what is obviously a ridiculous situation.
You missed Marc's second assessment "or are a victim of their own insecurities." Stop being the love police. This relationship has nothing to do with you. Go about your own business.
Wow. You queens really never miss a change to get your bitch on.
Not terribly hung in his porn debut…see below…but glad he's happy with his new found security…er…I mean love.
@SebX: Who are you to judge? Some cynical twit without any idea of what love is? Lots of younger guys go after older guys. Sure, security plays a part in those relationships, but it doesn't mean they do not love each other. Oh, and by the way, security plays a part in EVERY relationship regardless of age.
@Cam: He was born on November 19, 1942. He is only 69.
@Mr. Robertson: Half the men here are bitter old queens in their 40s or 50s who are simply jealous they don't have the money and personality to attract that 21 year old boy that they see at the gym every week. The fact that this relationship exists annoys them because they want someone that looks like that to actually be truly into them.
I love everybody acting like this is Romeo and Juliet being held apart by forces.
Lets get real, this is a guy who earned his living doing porn and being a prostitute who is 21, and a 70 year old man.
"Oh You're just Jealous" Yeah, great comeback guys. You remind me of the right wingers who said that people who attacked Sarah Palin's Policies only did it because they hated women.
And this story affects my life how?? I could give a shit.
If grandma came to me when I was 21 and said that she hoped I got together with someone
grandpa's age I'd drive her straight to the home.
I don't need to be cynical to see that this is obviously not a relationship based on love. Sure they both get what they want out of it, but am I really supposed to believe that if Klein was a rich, famous fashion designer, he'd have gotten this guy? Sure
Just to be fair, May/December romances can and do happen. If you haven't yet, check out the documentary called "Don and Chris". It is very poignant. You can see it streaming on Netflix.
Clip below on YouTube:
The age difference was not nearly so great.
Oops! The documentary is titled "Chris and Don" (had it reversed). It is the story of writer Christopher Isherwood (who wrote "I am a Camera" which was turned into the movie Cabaret) and his decades long relationship (until Isherwood's death) with his younger lover.
Legal age, like sexual orientation, shouldn't matter. Who are we to judge. It might not work for me from a generational point-of-view — but, hey…different folks, different strokes…etc.
BTW, Christopher Isherwood was very open about the fact that he had a rather parental interest in Don as well. It makes one shudder at first, but then I think about how I "mother" my partner (less than two years difference in age) constantly when he needs some reassurance and how often that role is reversed when I am in need of some non-physical nurturing from time to time as well.
Sure we can make lite of it (I just did a few post earlier), but even though somethings make us feel uncomfortable (I suppose that is why we find humor in it) perhaps it is because we can see ourselves reflected in similarly situated conditions where society finds us too the odd man out.
@Cam: I hear what you are saying,but I don't know why anybody cares to express an opinion about this relationship. I see it as two adults in a realtionship that I nor anyone other than Calvin and Nick are involved in and what happens behind closed doors is their business. They are both of age and I would assume intelligent enough (particulary Calvin who should have alot of wisdom behind him due to his age and probably all the experiences he has acquired over his life time) to know what is or isn't going on in this relationship. And, if it is a situation that love is not involved and is a pay for play type of situation that is their business…all in all who cares and good for the both of them if they are both getting something out of it.
Sorry, I missed your comment Cam. I was conducting extensive studies on people who are obsessed with the love lives of others; particularly when one is an older rich man and the other is a gorgeous young man. You'll be glad to know your comment was included in said study lol!! FYI, I don't think I have to validate my experience by providing extensive research material and a bibliography to back it up. Furthermore, what's disingenuous about my confusion as to why people are so hung up on a relationship that is not exactly new. Wealthy or poor, older man are sometimes in loving relationships with younger men; and vice versa. And even if they are not…why do you have such strong feelings about this relationship? You appear to revel in tearing both of these people down as opposed to providing any sort of actual validation for what's wrong with the relationship. I don't sleep with women, but I don't think men who do are weird or sick. So…where's YOUR research study? Button up honey, your insecurities are showing.
@Cam: Why are you taking this stuff so personally? If there's one thing we gay people know, it's that when someone starts getting all huffy and puffy about a complete and total strangers' love life, it's because there's some deep-seated issue there. So, if it's not jealousy, what *is* your issue? Because Cam, if you were a happy and contented man, you wouldn't get like this over who Calvin Klein chooses to fuck.
I have yet to see CK with anyone over 28 1/2….
No. 16 · FYI wrote, "Not terribly hung in his porn debut"
While some of the facial features are a bit similar, comparing the page you offered and QUEERTY's image above, I'm not 100% convinced it is the same person in both. Of course, lighting is different and the hair style doesn't match, both of which make it harder to be certain.
It's worth being skeptical – it is just too easy to search through thousands of pictures on porn sites and pick the closest match, and readers don't know how much searching was done.
Maybe this wouldn't be annoying (for some of us, anyway) if Calvin wasn't so annoying. Even though he's a major fashion figure I've always seen him as a common Bronx Jew (you see, I do hate some fellow New Yorkers too, not just the transplants). I remember him in an interview gushing over this fashion-advertising jerko (I forget his name) and how he told Calvin that even the finest haute cuisine, after you eat it, turns into shit inside you anyway. That's just…blech. Vulgar. Then he got almost homophobic during the '80's AIDS crisis (so trying to distance himself from gays and paint himself as straight). And now he goes after this pretty little Nazi (who's not even that great-looking!), and…..it's just all so comically yucky. But….yeah…I know it's no big deal, it's just….kinda funny..
Whenever I see them around the city, it always reminds me of a gay version of "Weekend At Bernie's"
@Marc: said…
""Sorry, I missed your comment Cam. I was conducting extensive studies on people who are obsessed with the love lives of others; particularly when one is an older rich man and the other is a gorgeous young man. You'll be glad to know your comment was included in said study lol!! FYI, I don't think I have to validate my experience by providing extensive research material and a bibliography to back it up.""
You said "In your experience" pardon me for wondering exactly just what that experience is.
and No. 30 · Esculapio Mitiríades Torquemada de la Cueva
Ahhhh, the old, "Gee, you wouldn't have an opinion unless you weren't happy."
How sad, that anybody disagreeing with you is so beyond upsetting that you have to come up with such ridiculous statements. Sorry, my statement stands.
@Cam, I have to be honest, at this point, I just really would love for you to explain why you have such a passionate response to this relationship. I'm not seeking your response from an antagonistic and vague sense. I want to know why you REALLY have a problem with this relationship; if for no other reason to feed my intellectual curiosity. Please educate everyone on why this particular relationship or type of relationship is so bad and why CK and Nick are the target of your ire.
@Daez: Right, let's recap: Seriously old guy with more money he can even count.
Young guy using his body to make money (not that I'm judging that).
Now they're a couple after the old guy's payed for the young one's teeth fix among other probable touches, and countless thousands in clothes and travel.
Yeah, sure, definitely sounds like love.
I'm not saying love cannot happen between different ages, and could even understand some unsolved daddy-issues… but grandpa-issues!? C'mon!
Bottom line, neither you or I know the truth. You choose to believe it's love, I choose to believe that considering the overwhelming evindece it. is. not. love.
BTW, you could only talk about my love life when it's posted here on Queerty, ok? and precisely, since I know what love is, I can tell you THAT is not love. ;)
"Neither you or I know the truth … I can tell you THAT is not love."
It took you literally two sentences to completely contradict yourself.
So what if there is money involved. It does not mean there is no love.
Check it out "B". Actually, some people did do some research. There are other examples on the Net, but, hey, so what. Actor/Bigot Charlton Heston showed off his wang (briefly) and his sagging ass in the original "Planet of the Apes" movie from the late 1960s. Nobody ever suggested that he couldn't or shouldn't date another Elmer Fudd from the American Rifleman's Association afterwards. ….So, to each their own.
The original research is here at the link below concerning Klein's boy toy/lover:
IN RESPONSE TO @ "B" who wrote: "It's worth being skeptical – it is just too easy to search through thousands of pictures on porn sites and pick the closest match, and readers don't know how much searching was done."
Try Google…
@Esculapio Mitiríades Torquemada de la Cueva: I don't see a contradiction. Fsct: We don't know the truth.
Opinion: THAT is not love.
Maybe I should clarify that love is different for each person, and all that… I can't believe so many guys here believe there could be love in that relationship. Like fairy tales existed and a rich, old and decrepit, plastic-surgery fan Prioce Charming would take you flying on a magic carpet made of money around the world.
So it's ok to be judge me as cynical because I don't believe there's love in a relationship with that age and financial gap, like there wasn't with Anna-Nicole Smith and that old fart, for example… but it's ok for you to start judging my private life, love life, etc calling me cynical?
Double standards much?
No. 40 · FYI wrote, "Check it out "B". Actually, some people did do some research….Try Google…"
"FYI" means like the guy who "did some research" and posted a comment on QUEERTY identified a kid wearing a "GAY AND PROUD" tee shirt as being the one who appeared in preacher Bobby Blakey's homophobic video.
You can see it at http://www.queerty.com/watch-pray-away-the-gay-preacher-inspires-born-this-way-response-video-20111024/ and specifically look at:
No 13 "This pretty much confirms that the original video was a fraud. Tyler is in this one, dancing to Lady GaGa while wearing a shirt that says GAY AND PROUD".
That comment was followed by No 14 "thats not tyler, I go to this school and I know who that kid is.ha" and No 15 (written before No 14 was seen): "R thought a student dancing in the video above is "Tyler", but when I stopped two videos and compared them, it looked close to me but I wasn't sure it was the same person. Was it?"
Just because you can find it with Google, doesn't mean the information is accurate.
BTW, a couple of years ago, if you did a Google search for the winner of the "Hunky Jesus" contest the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence hold as part of their Easter party, you'd get the wrong winner. One guy made a mistake, someone else repeated what he said, and the rest of the bloggers repeated it too, figuring that what appeared to be two independent sources confirmed it. Since they all made the same mistake, how they get the information they publish is pretty obvious. So is the complete lack of reliability.


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In his first interview since losing the 2012 presidential election, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney criticized President Obama's early second-term performance and told Fox News Sunday that he's still very much stung by his defeat.
"I look at what's happening right now -- I wish I were there," Romney told Chris Wallace, in a taping conducted last week in California. "It kills me not to be there, not to be in the White House doing what needs to be done."
Romney criticized President Obama's handling of the budget showdown engulfing Washington, saying, "We don't have to have gridlock settings one after the other, on issue after issue."
Romney, who campaigned largely on a promise that he would cut the debt and federal spending, said that the current debate over the nation's fiscal course, including the so-called "sequester" cuts, represents a missed opportunity. "I see this as this huge opportunity, and it's being squandered by politics, by people who are more interested in a political victory than they are in doing what's right for the country. And it's very frustrating."
His wife, Ann Romney, conceded that she was not fully over the election defeat. "It would have been much better for America, I believe, in my heart if he had been there right now."
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NEWARK — A 25-year-old Newark man was arrested and charged with murder in connection with the death earlier this week of a 29-month-old baby girl, the Essex County Prosecutor's Office said this afternoon.
Tyrail Jones, formerly of East Orange, was living with mother of the child, Alexis Robinson, but was not the child's father, Katherine Carter, a prosecutor's office spokeswoman, said.
The baby girl was taken from her home in the 500 block of Elizabeth Avenue in the city to Beth Israel Medical Center, where she later died, Carter said.
An autopsy the next day determined she had died of blunt force trauma, she said.


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Spring is here, and Union County's Watchung Stable is offering guided trail rides on Sundays, for everyone 9 years of age or older.
"Horseback riding in the Watchung Reservation is a real treat," said Freeholder Bette Jane Kowalski, liaison to the Union County Department of Parks and Recreation.
The public trail rides are held on Saturdays, at 1 and 2 p.m. and Sundays, at 2 and 3 p.m., weather permitting. Groups of 15 or more people ride through the bridle trails on part of the 2,000-acre reservation in Mountainside. The rides are on a first-come, first-served, basis and are available to anyone with or without experience.
The Watchung Stable also features special private group rides for individuals or groups up to 15 people. These rides need to be set up in advance at a mutually convenient time and can be held on weekdays or weekends. The cost of the private rides are the rental fee, (in-county, $32 and out-of-county, $45) and an additional $32 for the instructor.
For those younger riders under age 9, the Watchung Stables offer lead line's on Sundays, from 9-10:45 a.m. Lead lines are also held during the week if the weather permits and are held on a first-come, first-served basis.
The cost for a lead line is $18 for in-county residents and $26 for non-Union County residents. Lead lines are one-half hour rides only.
The trail rides and lead lines are held at Watchung Stable, located at 1160 Summit Lane in Mountainside. Office hours are 9 a.m. to noon and 1-4 p.m., daily.
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Pothole Patrolman Smith of New Orleans thinks that "State Street Drive = 5!"
The entire street is like driving on the moon. This little text box cant even hold the descriptions of all the potholes and sinkholes and inverted holes and blackholes and well you get the point. Will someone please repave this street!
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The County Assessor's Association would like to extend to you the opportunity to join the Indiana County Assessor's Association as an Affiliate Member. You are welcome to join our conferences and will be on our mailing list for upcoming events. Joining the association will help keep the cost of the conferences down for you and your employees. The information is as follows:
The Indiana County Assessor Association dues for 2017 can be paid at any time now.
The dues for Vendors and their employees is $800 for a company of 6 or more employees. The dues for Vendors and their employees is a total of $350 for a company of 1 – 5 employees. (To clarify: the number of employees is the TOTAL employees for your company NOT the number of employees you wish to be considered members. If you have any questions please ask.)
When remitting the check please include number of employees your company has. I would also appreciate your sending the address to return the membership cards to. This request will save me lots of phone calls down the road.
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The following actions were taken at the Northern York County School Board meeting on March 21:
- High school and middle school students recently raised $72,000 through mini-Thons for The Four Diamonds Fund at Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, which provides support for patients and families facing the battle against pediatric cancer.
- The Polar Bear Foundation recently received approval for $50,000 in grants for next school year to support 16 different programs. A list of programs to receive funding through the grants will be announced at the foundation's annual gala on April 27.
- The board approved a consultation agreement with Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit/Center for Safe Schools and Communities for services to update the district's all-hazards plan. Superintendent Eric Eshbach said the cost for the agreement is $520 a day, not to exceed four days.
- A donation by Donorschoose.org of an Apple iPad with retina display Wi-Fi-64 to a Dillsburg Elementary teacher was approved by the board. The equipment is valued at $699.99.
- The following field trips were approved: high school boys' volleyball team to Penn State volleyball game at George Mason University on March 30; high school students to Universal Technical Institute in Philadelphia on April 22; high school boys' basketball team to an overnight camp at Susquehanna University July 19 to 21; and high school students to the National FFA Convention in Louisville, Ky., Oct. 21-26.
- Conference requests were granted for Laura Bissell to attend the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association Region 5 Choral Festival March 21-23 in Harrisburg, and the All State Festival April 17-20 in Erie.
- A representative from the American Heart Association told the board that the district was recently approved as a "fit-friendly" company. It is only one of two in the county to receive the designation. The other district is Central York School District.
- The following personnel changes were approved: resignation of Gigi Speese, high school aide; retirement of Diann Carricato, elementary one-to-one special education aide; support staff hour changes for Jamie Fishel and Tammy Ziegler, to 5.75 hours each; support staff employment of Cameron Richardson, part-time seasonal mowing, at rate of $10 per hour; retirement of Faith Matthews, fourth-grade teacher at Dillsburg Elementary; coach resignations, Dale Bishop, girls' junior varsity lacrosse, and Steve Lehman, boys' varsity assistant basketball coach; and a substitute elementary teacher, Samantha Slonac.
- The board tentatively approved updates to 18 of its policies, and reported that they are in the process of updating all district policies, with the help of the Pennsylvania School Board Association, over the next few months. The final approval on these 18 policies will be up for vote in the April school board meeting.


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WASHINGTON — Boston Bruins goalie Tim Thomas says he didn't attend the White House ceremony with President Barack Obama honoring the team for its 2011 Stanley Cup Championship because he believes the federal government "has grown out of control" and threatens rights and liberties.
Thomas said in a statement on his Facebook page Monday night he was exercising his rights as a citizen, and it wasn't "about politics or party." He said both parties are responsible "for the situation we are in as a country."
His full statement reads:
"I believe the Federal government has grown out of control, threatening the Rights, Liberties, and Property of the People.
"This is being done at the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial level. This is in direct opposition to the Constitution and the Founding Fathers vision for the Federal government.
"Because I believe this, today I exercised my right as a Free Citizen, and did not visit the White House. This was not about politics or party, as in my opinion both parties are responsible for the situation we are in as a country. This was about a choice I had to make as an INDIVIDUAL.
"This is the only public statement I will be making on this topic."
The veteran goaltender helped lead the Bruins to their sixth Stanley Cup and was named the MVP of last year's playoffs. Thomas was among the players that Obama singled out for praise during a ceremony Monday honoring the club in the East Room of the White House.
Thomas, a Michigan native, played college hockey at the University of Vermont.
Reaction to his statement on Twitter was immediate and wide ranging. Some examples:
• "I lost some respect for Tim Thomas today until I read his statement. Then I was just amazed at his stupidity! Team guy?"
• "I think it's perfectly fine what Tim Thomas did. It's his opinion. Aren't we supposed to respect everyone's opinion in the US?"
• "Tim Thomas, refusing to attend White House ceremony for the Bruins was a lame move, no matter your views on politics."
• "Right on Tim Thomas!"
• "Every time a left winger scores a goal on Tim Thomas for the rest of his career, I'll probably make a lame joke about it."
• "So, Tim Thomas is brave enough to take a political stand and snub White House, but isn't brave enough to answer reporters' questions."
• "Don't complain about Tim Thomas not going to The White House today. If he didn't show up to the finals BOS wouldn't be there anyways."
• "On a side note, Tim Thomas is my new hero."
• "Tim Thomas refused to visit White House? Who is Tim Thomas? Oh, he plays hockey so who really cares."
• "Tim Thomas' sign of disrespect by not showing up today at the White House is a microcosm of what plagues us politically in this country."
• "I applaud Tim Thomas - his right to make a choice that's best for him. He is huge both In & Out of the net."
"• Tim Thomas as an American has every right not to visit the White House if he doesn't agree with Obama's policies. Constitutional freedom!!!"
• "Tim Thomas: "I'm tired of foreigners coming to America and trying to take our jobs!" Tuukka Rask: "Dude, I'm standing right here."


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WINDHAM, N.Y. - Creatures of habit (and location), getaway trips from the Pioneer Valley tend to have directional tendencies.
Go north to ski.
South or east to the beach.
And west to golf?
If a short trip is, by definition, a place within a 90 minute drive - golfers will find their share of options in the Greene County region of the northern Catskill Mountains.
A drive west on the Mass Pike and quick jaunt south on the New York Throughway (Route 87) offers as many as nine golf courses in the county's 13-town area east of the Hudson River.
A weekend stop-over last month allowed for two rounds of golf, at Christmans Windham House Country Inn & Golf Resort and Windham Country Club.
Christmans , which was carved out of a mountain-side during the mid-1990s, has a feel similar to that of The Ranch Golf Club in Southwick.
Holes on the 7,150-yard mountain course, designed by owner Brian Christman, are set apart from each other, allowing for the feel of playing 18, one-hole golf courses.
Fairway width is generous, but the course was cut into an old Hemlock forest. Mountain views, particularly during fall foliage, are worth the trip alone.
A couple of par 3s are signature-type holes, especially No. 7 with its kidney-shaped green that is bordered by a pond.
Greens fees are $65, including a cart, on weekends and $40 during the week. One can walk for $20 less, but distance between greens and tee boxes and the hilly terrain make cart use a must.
The Inn has rural charm, with its five colonial buildings. The main house, once a drover's stopover before the Erie Canal changed transportation routes during the mid-19th century, houses a smaller restaurant with terrific food.
Christmans Resort also offers its original nine-hole layout, built in 1965 on an old dairy farm, along Route 23. The valley course is a great spot for beginners but one that can challenge lower handicappers. A practice facility, which includes the Ben Sutton Golf School, is one of the largest in the state.
Less than two miles east, Windham Country Club is a 1927 Len Raynor design.
The blue tees play at a rather short 6,126 yards, but the greens are sneaky tough and no two holes are alike. Like most places, hit the ball straight off the tee and make a few putts and you'll have a round to remember.
Director of golf Brian Lowe has an impressive playing resume at USGA, PGA Tour, Champions Tour and national-caliber PGA of America tournaments. And young assistant Jesse Muller can play some too, as five-front nine birdies and a 31 that day will attest.
Greens fees for a weekend round, with a cart, are $69, while a weekday round is $44. Golfers can walk 18 during the week for $26.
Windham CC does not offer lodging, but the Thompson House, located just off the ninth hole, is a great option.
The sixth-generation Inn offers plenty of recreational choice for families and children and can aptly accommodate group golf trips/outings.
Both golf course are open to the public
Other golf courses in the region include: Blackhead Mountain CC; Catskill GC; Thunderhart GC at Sunny Hill; Rainbow GC; Rip Van Winkle CC; and Sunny Hill Resort & GC.


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The first step toward rebuilding the Big East — and saving the league's automatic entry into the BCS — was taken today when Idaho's State Board of Education gave Boise State president Bob Kustra approval to "to accept an invitation to the Big East as a football only member and to another conference for the University's remaining intercollegiate sports," according to the Idaho Statesman.
The football approval is for the Big East only — and not any other conference — and gives the league a key piece of its rebuilding puzzle. The Big East is also targeting Air Force and Navy for football only and Houston, SMU and Central Florida as all-sports members.
Boise, Houston, SMU and UCF are expected to accept invitations shortly.
A leading college official said Boise State, Houston, SMU and UCF would begin play in the Big East for the 2013 football season once invitations are accepted. Air Force is also a possibility to join then, although Navy may not be able to do so until 2015.
The person requested anonymity because he is not authorized to discuss league expansion plans public.
The Statesman reported that the board voted 7-1 to give Kustra the authority to accept a Big East football-only invitation.
"We are certainly working on this day-by-day and I would think that by next week we should have a resolution," Kustra told the board.
The Broncos, Kustra was reported as saying, are hoping to have "an agreement or a set of conditions" from another conference for their non-football sports by the weekend."
The Big East is looking to recover from losing Pittsburgh and Syracuse to the ACC and West Virginia to the Big 12, though those schools cannot begin play in their new league until the 2014 season under the conference's exit waiting period of 27 months. West Virginia has filed suit to get out of the Big East before that.
Boise State's presence will be a major boost when the league's automatic qualifying status to the BCS and its $22.3 million bowl game come up for renewal following the 2013 season. The Big East also expects to land a lucrative TV deal through its expansion efforts when its next contract is negotiated in the fall of 2012.
The league's announced plans to eventually get to 12 teams (and two six-team divisions) means a seventh school has to be added. Big East presidents tabled discussion of that during their annual fall meeting in Philadelphia on Tuesday, though Temple for all sports and BYU for football only are possible targets.
The seven new schools will eventually join Rutgers, Cincinnati, Connecticut, Louisville and South Florida in the reconfigured Big East football conference.
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Posted Jul. 16, 2012, 2:01 am
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Temporary lane closures and delays are possible across Santa Monica during daytime hours today through Friday, July 20 in the following locations:
• Ocean Park Blvd between Neilson Wy and Lincoln Blvd.
• 20th St between I-10 and Pico Blvd.
• Cloverfield Blvd between I-10 and Pico Blvd.
• Colorado Ave between 4th St and 14th St.
• 5th St between Colorado Ave and Olympic Blvd.
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MAYFILED HTS., Ohio – Mayfield Heights resident Heather Morris has released a book that explores the healing of people who have suffered from sexual abuse.
The novel introduces readers to Cassie Flynn, who never wanted anything more than to be normal. Following a childhood of sexual abuse at the hands of her deranged stepfather and a trial to send him to jail, she is brought to a meetinghouse of society named Niteo, which is the book's title.
In this society, members possess supernatural spiritual gifts which they use to help victims of abuse come to faith in Christ. Cassie must then decide to choose between accepting a position of leadership in Niteo or turning her back on this extraordinary life in order to seek the normal life she always craved.
This is the first novel Morris, 22, has written. The Cleveland Heights native graduated from Cleveland State University in December with a BA in creative writing. She currently works in retail locally at a Mayfield Heights store and plans to return to college to obtain a Master of Fine Arts degree. One day, she hopes to open a network of safe houses to offer support to other girls who have been through traumatic pasts.
The book is currently available at amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com and at tatepublishing.com/bookstore.
Morris is also hopeful the book will soon be sold locally at independent book stores in the area. She also hopes to promote the book at the Willoughby Hills Friends Church and possibly at a local library.
Grief support: The Chapter II East support group will begin its next set of classes in Highland Heights April 22 for those who have lost their spouse in the last five years.
The purpose of the non-sectarian and non-denominational group and classes is to help those recently widowed through their crisis period and also offer activities and social events to its members to start living the next chapter of their lives.
The classes will be held on Tuesday evenings for six consecutive weeks.
For more information about the classes and to learn the location of them, contact Betty at 440-951-5379, Don at 216-382-1013 or Dottie at 440-255-5326.
Softball season: With spring upon us it's time for the baseball and softball leagues in the community to pick up and head out to the diamonds.
As one of its many adult sports programs, the Mayfield Village recreation department is looking for participants interested in fielding coed softball teams.
The games will be played Friday nights at the Parkview softball fields on SOM Center Road from May through August. These divisions are considered both recreational and competitive and intended for adults 18 and over.
The entry fee is $435 for a Mayfield school district team and $470 for a non-school district team. At least ten players are needed to form a team.
If you are interested in forming a team or filling a spot on a team, contact the recreation department at 440-461-5163.
Local heroes: At St. Paschal Baylon there is plenty of reason to be proud as the seventh-grade girls basketball team finished as east side divisional champs and won the east, west and south Seventh-Grade City Wide Championship, a divisional tournament.
Lead by coaches Larry Wanke and Paul Kinczel, the girls played throughout the season in three eighth-grade tournaments and claimed the St. Francis Eighth-Grade Championship and were runner-ups in the St. Clare and Lakewood Catholic Academy eighth-grade tournaments.
The girls finished the season with a 22-3 record with their only losses coming at the hands of eighth-grade A teams.
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In a letter to the editor from Mr. Bill Boylon (News-Times, Oct. 19) my position on the county budget cut that affects the 4-H program was misrepresented.
When this proposed cut was discussed at our Aug. 5 budget workshop, I voted against the cut that impacts 4-H and this was duly reported in your paper. This position and cuts to the senior services budget, animal control budget and others, all of which I voted against, are documented in the minutes of the commissioners meeting for that date. I would be happy to supply the Web address or a copy of those minutes to anyone who wishes to verify this information.
During my time in office I have acted to keep tight controls on county expenditures and property taxes with the result that Island County has the second lowest property tax rate in the state. However, I consider certain programs as my highest priorities including 4-H, senior services, the Sheriffs office and public health. In my opinion, these are basic core services to be maintained at the highest levels possible.
The 4-H program represents an outstanding community program affecting many lives very positively and I will continue to support it with my best efforts. I regret that I was unable to prevail in our budget deliberations.
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Is Wii a "casual" system? They say that the "hardcore" gamers decide what system wins the console race, and in this generation, the Wii has undoubtedly won. It has the largest market share, the best games, the most innovative control, and the broadest support from a great variety of development teams, if not the PC-based FPS teams. But when it comes to real console games, Wii is the winner. So how can it be "casual" then? After all, even the "hardcore" gamers chose Wii because they could play games like Zelda, Metroid Prime, Dragon Quest Swords and No More Heroes. And then there are the new games, like Wii Sports, which can be decidedly hardcore. Just try getting a skill level over 1500 in Boxing!
So here's a simple truth: there are no "casual" systems. There are the popular systems like Wii and PlayStation 2, which gather all kinds of videogamers, the "hardcore" included, and then the niche systems like Xbox and PlayStation 3, which most people ignore but the "hardcore" still purchase. I should know, I'm a "hardcore" gamer, and Wii is my absolute number one home console. I have been playing for 20 years, and during that time, my selection of game systems has had a most curious trait - in hindsight, I have always picked the winning system first.
In those 20 years, I have so far always bought other systems besides the winning one, but always the system I bought first was the winning one - before it had happened, and in some cases when it looked like the losing one. I got PlayStation 2 first over Gamecube and Xbox. I got PlayStation first over Saturn and N64. I got a DS over a PSP. A NES over a Master System - in Europe, where the two were evenly tied at the time. And the Wii over Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. I'd say that this level of foresight and judgment is pretty "hardcore". And looking at the Wii game library, superior to both the 360 and PS3 separately and both of them combined, vastly, I can say I made the right choice once again. You can't play Excite Truck, Dragon Quest Swords or de Blob on the HD consoles. But you can play Portal, Fallout 3 and Bionic Commando Rearmed on a PC - if you want to. And that's why Wii is the number one console for "hardcore" gamers and everyone else - because of console games, with a variety of library far outspanning the competitors.


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U.S. Opens Border to First Mexican Trucks in 25 Years
Bloomberg | February 23, 2007
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Mexican trucks will be allowed to make deliveries beyond U.S. border areas for the first time in 25 years, in a test announced by U.S. and Mexican officials.
The one-year program will permit 100 Mexican transportation companies to carry cargo beyond 25-mile border zones, U.S. Transportation Secretary Mary Peters said in a statement today.
The agreement eliminates procedures that since 1982 have required Mexican trucks to transfer cargo going beyond the border zone to a U.S. carrier. American trucks, which face similar restrictions by Mexico, are to be included in the cross- border program later.
``Through this new pilot program, we are finding a better way to do business with one of this nation's largest trading partners,'' Peters said at the border city of El Paso, Texas.
Mexico ranks third in trade with the U.S., behind Canada and China. U.S.-Mexico trade rose 14 percent last year to $332 billion. Mexico exported $198 billion in goods to the U.S., with more than 80 percent shipped by truck.
Under the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement, Mexican and U.S. trucks were to gain access to each other's countries by the end of 1995. President Bill Clinton blocked the cross-border trucking, citing concerns that Mexican trucks weren't safe.
The Mexican government ``will begin to consider'' granting permits for U.S. trucks to operate in Mexico, the statement said.
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Mexican trucks that will operate in the U.S. must pass a U.S. Transportation Department safety inspection before entering the country. The trucks will be required to have insurance and the drivers must meet license requirements. Salaries of Mexican truck drivers are lower than their U.S. counterparts.
James Hoffa, president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, the second-largest U.S. union, said the agreement will make American highways unsafe.
``They are playing a game of Russian roulette on America's highways,'' Hoffa said in an e-mailed statement.
The American Trucking Associations, an industry trade group, said in a statement that the pilot program ``recognized the need to improve efficiency at the border.''
Establishment of U.S. truck inspections in Mexico, announced yesterday by Peters, marked the last of 22 requirements that Congress mandated in 2001.
``Safety is the number-one priority and strict U.S. safety standards won't change,'' U.S. Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez said in a statement.
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VINELAND — A Chinese food delivery driver was assaulted while out on a food order, according to reports.
Police were dispatched to the 20 block of State Street on Wednesday around 11:11 p.m. for reports of a robbery.
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One of the six reported suspects involved in the attack checked through his pockets while another searched through his car — although police report nothing was taken.
After searching the victim and his car, the six suspects fled the area.
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STOW - The Interstate 86 overpass in Stow is on its way toward commemorating John Stow following a resolution by the North Harmony Town Board.
At Monday's board meeting, a resolution was unanimously passed which designates the town's I-86 overpass bridge as the "John Stow Vietnam Veterans and MIA Memorial Bridge." This resolution was introduced following a letter from state Sen. Catharine Young to the town board.
"As you may know, Marine PFC John L. Stow was killed in action in the Vietnam War in 1968," reads Young's letter. "PFC Stow embodies the type of heroic soldier who dedicated his life to the cause of freedom for our great nation, making the ultimate sacrifice. This bridge would memorialize PFC Stow, including all soldiers that served in Vietnam, as well as all soldiers that have gone missing in action during military service (to) our country.
"I am writing to request that the North Harmony Town Board, if you should so concur with this proposal, pass a resolution in support of designating this bridge located on Route 394 which passes over I-86 in the town of Stow (in memory of Stow)," continued the letter. "Such resolution would allow this local legislation to progress through the legislative process."
As expected, the board had little to say in opposition to Young's request, and much to say in support. John Stow is the brother of board member Frank Stow.
"I would be honored to pass a resolution designating this bridge in honor of John Stow," said Richard Sena, board member. "I believe it is very important to back our senator."
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Partners FCU SVP to take top spot across country at billion-dollar Charlotte-area institution.
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Langone's Florist to open 2nd location, at Tower Square
SPRINGFIELD - Langone's Florist will open a second location, in the Tower Square location once occupied by Longmeadow Flowers.
The new store, which will be in addition to the Langone's location at 838 Main St., will open in early December. Langone's has been family owned and operated since 1967.
The Tower Square Langone's Florist will not only feature custom florals, but also tropical plants, silk arrangements, seasonal décor and a diverse collection of gifts.
Brent Bertelli, owner of Langone's Florist, said many customers already work or live in the downtown Springfield area.
Fed names Kenneth Montgomery Boston exec
Kenneth C. Montgomery has been appointed chief operating officer and first vice president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, effective Jan. 1. The bank's president, Eric Rosengren, made the announcement last week.
Montgomery will succeed Paul M. Connolly, who in April announced his plan to retire at the end of the year, after 36 years of service and 16 years as first vice president and chief operating officer. Montgomery is currently executive vice president and system chief technology officer at the Federal Reserve System's information technology organization, known as FRIT, based in Richmond, Virginia.
Montgomery began his Federal Reserve career at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in 1983.
He earned his undergraduate degree at Seton Hall University and an M.B.A. from Farleigh Dickinson University.
Atlantic Fasteners Aerospace awarded new contract
WEST SPRINGFIELD - Atlantic Fasteners Aerospace, a rapidly growing division of Atlantic Fasteners, has been awarded a contract for bar-code-based vendor managed inventory services by a Chicago-area aerospace subcontractor that supplies components to large-scale aerospace manufacturer.
The two-year renewable contract calls for the initial management of 420 aircraft parts and is valued at $180,000 per year. More parts are slated to be added later.
Atlantic Fasteners has 48 employees now and more hires are likely given this contract and other growth within the company.
As a supplier serving commercial, aerospace and military markets, Atlantic Fasteners has provided bar-code-based vendor managed inventory services for more than 20 years.
Sullivan Hayes & Quinn among best law firms
SPRINGFIELD - Sullivan Hayes & Quinn was among the 8,782 firms from around the country to be recognized by Best Lawyers and US News & World Report as one of the best law firms in the country.
Sullivan Hayes & Quinn specializes in employment management issues, including labor relations, risk avoidance, workplace regulation and employment litigation. The firm's reputation is built on a more than 30-year history of helping clients avoid employment-related lawsuits.
C&S Wholesale Grocers fights hunger
KEENE, N.H. - C&S Wholesale Grocers and its family of companies announced recent cash donations and programs to fight hunger in America.
For the eighth consecutive year, C&S employees responded enthusiastically to an annual Food for Kids drive. Employees donated more than 16,000 pounds of nonperishable food for local food banks.
For every pound, C&S made a $1 contribution to Feeding America's BackPack Program, which provides nutritious food to kids in need to tide them over during weekends or school vacations.
C&S proudly announced investments in the work of the following Feeding America member food banks in or near communities where the company has a presence including the Food Bank of Western Massachusetts in Hatfield. The donation supported to the Intergenerational Meals Program, a series of healthy cooking classes for 200 individuals including low income youth, families and elders.
Stroller Strides, March of Dimes team for health effort
HOLYOKE - Stroller Strides, the country's largest exercise program for new moms and their babies, with a franchise in Holyoke, is again partnering with the March of Dimes to raise awareness, and dollars, to help focus attention on the serious health complications of preterm births.
Prematurity is the leading killer of America's newborns. One in eight babies in the U.S. is born prematurely, and the number of premature births has been escalating over the past two years, according to statistics presented by the March of Dimes.
This year, at the Stroller Strides national convention in San Diego, Stroller Strides founder Lisa Druxman presented a check for more than $92,000 to March of Dimes.
SABIC Innovative Plastics showcases flame-retardant resins
PITTSFIELD - SABIC Innovative Plastics showcased its new flame-retardant Extem UP thermoplastic polyimide resins recently at a trade show in Dusseldorf, Germany.
The new plastic is one of the industry's highest continuous use temperature rating for an unfilled thermoplastic material.
WFCR/WNNZ fund drive tops goal
AMHERST - Listeners contributed a record-breaking $330,096 to WFCR and WNNZ during the public radio station's October On-Air Fund Drive from Oct. 16 to the 27. That was $30,000 over the station's fund drive goal, and $65,000 over the previous record, set in October 2009.
During the drive, WFCR gave away Apple products, including iPads and iPod touches, donated by PeoplesBank.
Contributors included 624 new donors.
"New donors, making their first financial contribution in support of public radio are vital to our success," said Martin Miller, WFCR's CEO and General Manager. "We thank everyone who participated in the October Fund Drive."
Hampden County Physician Associates office expands
SPRINGFIELD - Colebrook Realty Services Inc. announced that they have brokered the lease expansion of tenant Hampden County Physician Associates, LLC at 354 Birnie Avenue in Springfield. Hampden County Physician Associates extended occupancy from 4,400 sq. ft. to more than 15,000 sq. ft. for a term of five years. Colebrook principal Mitch Bolotin represented property owner Klondike Investment Group Inc. The building remains at full occupancy.
Hampden County Physician Associates, an independent, multispecialty network of health care professionals, has housed its administrative headquarters at 354 Birnie Ave. since August 2000.


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The singer wowed at the Barclaycard Arena - and stripped off
The sun shone on revellers, who also enjoyed music from Aston Merryygold, Fuse ODG and DJ Fresh
Over the past decade, the Southside district has emerged as a distinctive quarter within the city, welcoming more than half a million theatre-goers each year
On the anniversary of Stephen's death, every word of his milestone speech still holds true. As a tribute to the remarkable teenager, we reproduce the speech in full.
Jess Glynne, Example, Fuse ODG, Martin Humes, Jimmy Somerville and Heather Small among acts playing at city's LGBT festival
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Tributes paid to Gavin Brown, businessman at the helm on one of the NEC's most successful shows
All the important information regarding Free Radio Live
Walsall's Joseph Ross, booked by the Beckhams, spotted by inspectors playing on show with JLS
One Direction, whose members include Liam Payne, from Wolverhampton, and Redditch-born Harry Styles, retained top spot in the annual Heat magazine rundown.
Former Pussycat Dolls singer and X Factor judge Nicole Scherzinger will be part of Free Radio Live at the LG Arena on November 29.
Useless mobiles, hen parties and the Green Cross Code
Barry Dewhurst was guarding the main gate at the free event when thousands of fans surged forward and broke the perimeter fence at Millennium Point
LG Arena gets emotional as boy band performs in Birmingham for the last time
Marvin, who is married to The Saturdays singer Rochelle, has created a drink which combines her favourite ingredients in a sundae glass...
Birmingham Ormiston Academy pupils to work behind scenes at Free Radio Live pop party
The popstar's signing completes a change in the presenting line-up which has also seen Holly Willoughby replaced by Big Brother host Emma Willis
JLS, Jessie J, The Wanted, Labrinth and Ne-Yo delight music fans at Cofton Park
Tens of thousands flocked to the first ever Fusion Festival to watch acts including JLS, Amelia Lily and McFly
The 3D film, directed by Morgan Spurlock, is a behind-the-scenes look at the band as they embarked on their mammoth This Is Us world tour
Funding awards board set up to manage money raised by successful event
Save a massive £60 when you buy two tickets to upcoming pop extravaganza headlined by Jessie J, JLS, Ne-Yo and The Wanted
Celebrating 10 years on the pop scene, McFly are practically aging rockers. Singer Danny Jones chats to Tom Pell ahead of the band's appearance at the Midland's Fusion Festival.
If you're planning on staying in the area for event featuring stars such as The Wanted and Jessie J, here's some suggestions for accommodation
Stars to play extra night at LG Arena on Wednesday, December 11
Taking place in Cofton Park, Birmingham, on August 31 and September 1, the music extravaganza features an amazing line-up of top pop stars
The X Factor launched JLS on the music scene, but now the four-strong group are about to call it a day after numerous chart hits and sell-out tours.
X Factor stars add second LG Arena date to farewell tour
First aid charity praises good-natured atmosphere of successful event
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MOODY, Alabama -- The city of Moody on Monday night agreed to abate $117,765 in sales and property tax over 10 years as SKF USA Inc. builds a $4 million, 31,200-square-foot facility.
The company is making a $1.56 million capital investment and will create 18 new jobs with an annual payroll of $1.1 million, according to documents provided by Don Smith, executive director of the St. Clair County Economic Development Committee.
Here's a look at the project by the numbers:
- Sales tax abated over 10 years: $77,900
- Property tax abated over 10 years: $39,865
- Moody's portion of property tax: $10,222
- Estimated annual property tax going to schools: $15,398
- Estimated annual payroll tax going to Moody: $26,880
- Portion of payroll tax going to schools annually: $8,960
- Portion of sales tax from the construction project going to schools (one time only): $21,000
- Total estimated 10 year impact for schools: $209,003
- Total 10 year business license fee to Moody: $63,000
Factory manager Mark Campbell told council members Monday night the company looked at 30 other spots in the Birmingham area before deciding on Moody.
In April, Moody agreed to more than $200,000 in abatements and incentives to help secure SKF.


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When you speak with Glen Baggerly even briefly, you get the feeling he might be indestructible. The former
Oregon baseball player (1978-79) withstood a hard-hit ball to the head, broken bones and dozens of stitches to become the muscled spokesman for Bowflex gyms at age 41.
"Last couple of years, I couldn't concentrate on anything for five minutes," said Baggerly, who lives in Oregon City and works as a spokesman for JourneyGym.com. "I would get easily frustrated and go through fits of anger.
"Your article really triggered me, 'Gee, that's about the age that I had two major concussions in three years.'"
Doctors recently diagnosed him with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and he has started taking medication, Baggerly said.
Information on the effects of brain injuries is evolving rapidly, with research spurred by interest in NFL players and soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. The long-term effects of repeated concussions aren't all known. But some published reports suggest that repeated concussions can lead to adult-onset ADHD.
Baggerly might never know for sure how or whether his concussions are affecting him. But he does know one thing: Two weeks after he was knocked out by that pitch and spent time in the hospital, he was back on the mound.
With a massive black eye, bright red where the white should be, he pitched a few innings in a high school all-star game.
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