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System Directory
Africentric Personal Development Shop
1409 East Livingston Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43205
Phone: 614-253-4448
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Africentric Personal Development Shop (APDS) provides culturally specific alcohol and drug treatment and prevention programs, along with violence prevention programs. APDS services also include assessments, individual and group counseling, education sessions, personal development and various community development activities.
Alvis, Inc., dba Alvis House
2100 Stella Court
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Phone: 614-252-8402
Fax: 614-252-5326
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Alvis House provides evidence-based services to individuals and families with criminal justice involvement and individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities (DD). Residential reentry clients are referred by courts and/or Corrections agencies. Individuals may self-refer or be linked by other service providers to the job readiness, GED instruction and related services that are available at the Community Reentry Center. In DD Services, the agency operates an Intermediate Care Facility, supported living programs and behavioral support programs. DD services provided by referral – contact us for more information. All Alvis House programs include, but are not limited to, comprehensive assessment and individualized treatment planning; individual and group therapy; cognitive behavioral therapy; job readiness services and work experience opportunities; family support programming; recovery support; and community engagement activities.
Amethyst, Inc.
455 East Mound Street
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Phone: 614-242-1284
Fax: 614-242-1285
Amethyst creates communities of recovery in which women and families learn the skills necessary for enduring sobriety, healthy relationships and economic independence.Amethyst's flagship program provides permanent housing integrated with alcohol and other drug treatment, mental health treatment for survivors of physical, emotional or sexual trauma, integrated tobacco treatment, family programming – including nationally acclaimed Summer Quest day camp, an evidenced-based supported employment program and intensive case management.Amethyst also operates RSVP, the Rapid Stabilization Program, a transitional housing and treatment program for women and families living in shelters. Residents graduate from RSVP into Amethyst's permanent housing and long-term treatment program. Women without housing needs can receive treatment and recovery support through STAR, a six-month outpatient program focusing on addictions and trauma recovery.
Buckeye Ranch
5665 Hoover Road
Grove City, Ohio 43123
Phone: 614-384-7700
The Buckeye Ranch provides a comprehensive continuum of mental health care for children, adolescents and families. Services include open residential, secure/intensive residential, treatment foster care, equestrian and small-animal therapy, intensive in-home counseling and case management services, outpatient office-based therapy, partial hospitalization, deaf and hearing-impaired services, prevention education and substance abuse treatment for adolescents.
Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging
174 East Long Street
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Phone: 614-645-7250
Fax: 614-645-3884
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging (COAAA) provides information, resources and education to the community. COAAA also provides services for elderly residents to continue independent living in their own homes.COAAA's vision is to be a leader in a caring and compassionate community that fully understands the aging process and the complex issues involved in meeting the needs of those we serve. The community will have a well-funded range of services offering choices in long-term care that support a high quality of life.
CHOICES, Eliminating Domestic Violence
P.O. Box 06157
Columbus, Ohio 43206
Crisis Hotline: 224-4663 (V/TTY)
Phone: 614-224-7200
CHOICES provides a 24-hour hotline, temporary, emergency shelter and case management for domestic violence victims and their minor children. CHOICES also provides individual and group counselling for non-shelter adult domestic violence victims at several locations; community education including domestic violence in the workplace training; legal advocacy at Franklin County Common Pleas and Municipal courts; support groups; and other outreach activities for at-risk populations including incarcerated women.
Columbus Area, Inc.
1515 E. Broad Street
Columbus, Ohio 43205
Phone: 614-252-0711
Fax: 614-252-9250
Columbus Area Integrated Health Services, Inc. is a community behavioral health and wellness organization making a measurable difference in the lives of Central Ohioans.We are committed to serving those with the highest degree of need: people with severe mental illness; people with alcohol and other substance use disorders; and people with behavioral problems re-entering society from prison. We approach our work with high professionalism and a unique emphasis on culturally appropriate interventions.
Columbus Public Health
240 Parsons Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Phone: 614-645-7417
Fax: 614-645-7633
The Columbus Public Health Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program provides high quality, effective and culturally sensitive services for a healthier and safer community.Columbus Public Health focuses on three main areas: prevention, intervention and outpatient treatment. All treatment services are gender-specific organizations serving adolescents and young adults.Other services include: substance abuse education for the general public; support and education groups for children and adolescents impacted by substance abuse; HIV and sexually transmitted disease education and intervention services offered at agencies providing alcohol and other drug services, as well as organizations serving adolescents and young adults.
Columbus Urban League
788 Mt. Vernon Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43203
Phone: 614-257-6300
Fax: 614-257-6327
Email: email@example.com
Community for New Direction
2323 West Fifth Avenue, Suite 160
Columbus, Ohio 43204
Phone: 614-272-1464
Community for New Direction offers effective youth development and prevention programming to high-risk youth. The primary purpose is to reduce the use/abuse of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs by program youth and decrease the number of youth violent acts of crime especially related to drugs.
Community Housing Network
1680 Watermark Drive
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Phone: 614-487-6700
Fax: 614-487-0405
Community Housing Network (CHN) provides safe, affordable rental housing linked to support services and rent subsidies for people with disabilities and other special needs, such as homelessness. Serving as a housing developer, owner and manager, CHN owns and manages more than 1,100 apartments and manages or facilitates rent subsidies to an additional 300 apartments in the community. A critical part of CHN's mission is connecting tenants to services that support their mental health, recovery from addiction and return to employment.
CompDrug / Youth to Youth
www.compdrug.org ; www.youthtoyouth.net
547 East Eleventh Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43211
Phone: 614-224-4506
Fax: 614-291-0118
CompDrug's mission is to provide a fully responsive continuum of care from prevention services through recovery. CompDrug offers a full array of supportive services for adults with narcotic/opiate addiction including medication assisted treatment, counseling and other supportive services.Treatment services include a licensed methodone program, individual and group counseling, gender-specific intensive outpatient programs, drug testing, peer support recovery, problem gambling, anger management and therapeutic communities. CompDrug Prevention Services include H.I.V. Early Intervention Project, Senior Sense for older adults and BASA Coalition providing resources for assisting businesses with effective drug-free workplace programs.CompDrug is also the parent organization for Youth to Youth International. This youth-led, adult guided prevention program provides coalition and school support for youth-led prevention, summer conferences, middle school camps, trainings and a Speaker Service.
Concord Counseling Services
700 Brooksedge Boulevard
Westerville, Ohio 43081
Phone: 614-882-9338
Fax: 614-882-3401
Every year Concord Counseling Services helps thousands of our friends, neighbors, co-workers and family members improve their emotional health so they can more successfully deal with the challenges we all face. Concord is a not-for-profit community mental health organization whose services keep children in school and families together; help the elderly and people who suffer from severe mental illness live safely and independently; and encourage individuals to live more fulfilling lives and to reach their full potential. Our programs save taxpayers thousands of dollars a year and most importantly, they save lives.
3770 North High Street
Columbus, Ohio 43214
Phone: 614-294-7117
Fax: 614-294-7443
COVA, the Center for Vocational Alternatives, provides career readiness and job development services for people with mental illnesses and other barriers to employment. COVA's vocational specialists and career developers work with participants to explore, secure and retain competitive work within the community.Services are community based and include career readiness groups, career counseling and vocational assessment, job training, job placement, supported employment, job coaching and follow-along support.Additionally, COVA provides back-to-work benefits planning and consultation services.
Directions for Youth & Families
1515 Indianola Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43201
Phone: 614-294-2661
Fax: 614-294-3247
Other Locations Include:
3616 East Main Street, Columbus, Ohio 43213
Counseling Services, After School Programming and Outpatient
Alcohol and Drug Services
899 East Broad Street, 4th Floor, Columbus 43205, 614-251-6561
Ohio Avenue Youth Center
657 South Ohio Avenue, Columbus 43205, 614-258-8043
Crittenton Youth Center
3840 Kimberly Parkway North, Columbus 43232, 614-694-0203
East Office
3616 East Main Street, Columbus 43213, 614-251-0103
The Directions for Youth & Families staff works with families and young people to help them identify strengths and learn new skills that lead to healthier decision-making.With the ultimate goal to achieve success in their lives, families and youth work with staff to address many issues including violence, substance abuse, teen pregnancy, delinquency and abuse. Directions' programs are offered in homes, schools and community centers.Outreach counseling to youth ages 7-18 and their families in the areas of substance abuse, mental health, delinquency, anger management and teen parenting.
Syntero at Dublin Counseling Center
299 Cramer Creek Court
Dublin, Ohio 43017
Phone: 614-889-9335
Email: email@example.com
Syntero at Dublin Counseling Center offers outpatient mental health and alcohol and other drug treatment which can include individual, family, couples and group counseling for all ages and/or community-based case management services. Services are provided at our outpatient clinic located at 299 Cramer Creek Court in Dublin, Ohio or in community based locations such as homes, school settings, medical offices and other convenient locations.Dublin Counseling Center's therapists are well trained in trauma-informed treatment modalities which focus on individuals who have experienced traumatic events in their lives. Specialized therapeutic groups include Anger Management, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Depression & Anxiety, Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse and Women's Empowerment.
HandsOn Central Ohio
195 North Grant Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Phone: 614-221-6766
24-Hour Information/Referral: 614-221-2255
Volunteer Referrals: 614-341-2277
FoodLink: 614-341-2282
Fax: 614-224-6866
Whether through the 2-1-1 call center, where certified information specialist listen to callers, access a database and connect the caller to agencies which can help, or through one of many volunteer recruitment efforts in which volunteers' skills are matched to appropriate programs or non-profits, HandsOn Central Ohio stands ready to help.HandsOn and Central Ohio offers 2-1-1, a 24 hour, community-wide information/referral service comprehensive database containing services throughout Franklin County.Other services include: telephone referral for volunteer opportunities in the community, technical assistance and training for volunteer programs, youth volunteer programming, holiday/special event opportunities volunteer recruitment publications and Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP). HandsOn Central Ohio's Annual Directory, mail lists, labels and sub-set directories are also available.
House of Hope for Alcoholics
825 Dennison Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Phone: 614-291-4691
The House of Hope Adult Residential Program provides long-term alcohol and drug residential treatment for adult males, including assessment, individual, group therapy, educational groups, relapse prevention, life skills, case management, sober living and aftercare.The Outpatient Program provides alcohol and drug treatment for men and women, including assessment, individual, group, case management, relapse prevention and intensive outpatient (IOP).
Huckleberry House
1421 Hamlet Street
Columbus, Ohio 43201
Phone: 614-294-8097
Crisis Hotline: 614-294-5553
The Huckleberry House is a 24-hour safe and supportive alternative to life on the streets for teens. Services provided by the Huck House include: a crisis intervention program, a transitional living program, street outreach, aftercare services, project safe place, community education for parents and teens on runaway prevention and community events surrounding families and teenagers in crisis.
1791 Alum Creek Drive
Columbus, Ohio 43207
Phone: 614-445-8131
Fax: 614-445-7808
Maryhaven provides integrated behavioral health care services with a specialization in addiction recovery care, to help men, women and adolescents restore their lives from addiction and mental illness. Founded in 1953, Maryhaven operates 22 programs including, (1) Adult Residential Programs: including Medical Detoxification, adult residential and Women's Center Extended Care, (2) Adult Outpatient Treatment: including Ambulatory Detoxification, Women's Stable Cradle Program funded by the OSU Medical Center, our Opiate Treatment Program and our Problem Gambling Program funded by the Columbus Foundation, (3) Adolescent Gender-specific Residential Programs, (4) Adolescent Outpatient and Outreach Treatment programs, (5) Homeless Services: including the Engagement Center, Outreach and Supportive Housing.Maryhaven's Public Safety programs provide intervention, education and treatment programs connected to adult and juvenile court systems, including, (1) Adult Driver Intervention Programs in English and Spanish, (2) Underage Drinking/Drug Programs for Ages 12 – 20, (3) School-based Prevention Services in Whitehall City and Morrow and Delaware Counties, (4) Federal Prison, Probation and Pre-trial programs.
Mental Health America of Franklin County, Inc.
2323 West Fifth Avenue, Suite 160
Columbus, Ohio 43204
Phone: 614-221-1441
Fax: 614-221-1491
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
MHAFC is dedicated to promoting mental health, preventing mental disorders and raising awareness and understanding of mental health issues through advocacy, education and support services in our community.MHAFC offers a comprehensive website with hundreds of fact sheets on mental illness, a comprehensive database of mental health and recovery services throughout Franklin County and a free and anonymous online mental health screening for depression, bipolar disorder (manic-depression), generalized anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder. The Pro Bono Counseling Program links uninsured/underinsured individuals and families with free short-term mental health counseling.MHAFC's Ombudsman Program serves the entire ADAMH system, providing consumers and family members assistance in accessing needed services and dealing with complaints regarding mental health/alcohol and drug care.
Support groups include: Families in Touch, Schizophrenics Anonymous and a Depression Support Group.
MHAFC provides legislative advocacy, helping people take an active role in advocating for public policies that recognize mental health as vital to our country's health and well-being.
Volunteer opportunities are available.
NAMI Franklin County
4500 East Broad Street
Columbus, Ohio 43213
Phone: 501-NAMI (6264)
Fax: 614-501-6267
As a local affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and NAMI Ohio, NAMI Franklin County is dedicated to improving the lives of family members, friends and persons with mental illness through education, outreach, support, referral and advocacy in Central Ohio.NAMI Franklin County provides local support for families encountering severe mental illness, offering help and hope whenever and wherever we can. NAMI advocates for optimal treatment and services from local providers to improve the quality of life for consumers and their families and increases community awareness of brain disorders by educating people in the community, challenging negative stereotypes and confronting discrimination.NAMI also supports research on the causes and treatments of mental illness and monitors local services to help improve treatment outcomes.
National Church Residences
2335 North Bank Drive
Columbus, Ohio 43220
Phone: 614-451-2151
National Church Residences is the nation's largest not-for-profit provider of affordable senior housing and services. With 330 communities in 28 states and Puerto Rico, National Church Residences also provides health care in Ohio, including the operation of continuing care retirement communities and permanent supportive housing for the formerly homeless and disabled.The National Church Residences model of person-centered care includes adult day services, assisted living, senior housing, skilled nursing homes, memory care, rehabilitation centers, outpatient therapy, home health care and hospice.For more information about our housing locations and services visit our website.
Nationwide Children's Hospital Behavioral Health Services
700 Children's Drive
Columbus, Ohio 43205
Phone: 614-722-2000
Nationwide Children's Hospital Behavioral Health Services provides counseling for individuals and families for social, emotional and behavioral problems, psychological assessment and psychiatric consultation and treatment for victims of sexual abuse and adolescent sexual offenders.Other services include parent guidance, alcohol and drug treatment, intensive in-home intervention for families, divorce services, assessment and treatment of attention deficit disorder and a program of care for high-risk children.
Netcare Access
24-Hour Emergency Services
199 South Central Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43223
Netcare Access provides 24-hour mental health and substance abuse crisis intervention, stabilization and assessment for Franklin County residents. These services are provided for children, adolescents and adults who are experiencing a mental health or substance abuse disorder. Referrals, if necessary, are made to local agencies for therapeutic treatment. Mental health and substance abuse assessments for all ages. Call for locations.Netcare's services include mental health crisis respite and crisis stabilization. Probate pre-screening provides mental diagnostic evaluations and facilitation for hospitalization in conjunction with the Franklin County Probate Court.
Assessments are provided for Franklin County Courts and Children Services. Critical Incident Stress Management offers assistance to reduce or manage post traumatic stress. Community Crisis Response team provides 24-hour, on-the-scene support services to citizens faced with traumatic experiences.
North Central Mental Health Services
1301 North High Street
Columbus, Ohio 43201
Phone: 614-299-6600 (V/TTY)
North Central provides comprehensive mental health and recovery centered services to children, teens, adults and older adults. The agency also provides outpatient counseling and drug/alcohol treatment. North Central's Recovery Support Program (RSP) is for persons with long-term and persistent mental illness offers pre-vocational training, chemical dependency counseling and other therapeutic support through aftercare and residential services. The Medical Clinic works closely with RSP and general outpatient services, providing nursing and psychiatric care.Special services include: urgent care, Soaring Sober and the Transitional Community Treatment Team for severely involved teens and adults. North Central also operates three suicide prevention hotlines answered by trained volunteers.
North Community Counseling Centers
4897 Karl Road
Columbus, Ohio 43229
Phone: 614-846-2588
North Community Counseling Centers (NCCC) offer specialized services for people who are dealing with everyday problems, older adults, people with drug and alcohol addiction problems and teens. North Community
Counseling Centers assists people with long-term needs so that they can live productive lives in their communities.In addition, NCCC offers family therapy, individual and group psychotherapy and medicine management groups as well as special programs for those with eating disorders. Emergency services, crisis intervention and stabilization services are also offered.
Syntero at Northwest Counseling Services
1560 Fishinger Road
Columbus, Ohio 43221
Phone: 614-457-7876
Email: email@example.com
Northwest Counseling Services works in partnership with local governments, businesses, schools, churches and civic organizations to identify needs, develop solutions and enhance the quality of life for our communities.
Northwest Counseling Services' mission is to be a resource for the community. Northwest Counseling Services is a trusted place to turn for information, consultation and referral to other services. From the youngest child to the oldest adult; for every type of family, traditional or non-traditional, blended, single-parent, or multigenerational; for businesses, schools and community organizations, Northwest Counseling has been a constant, caring source of assistance since 1975.
The P.E.E.R. Center
P.E.E.R. Center
1221 East Broad Street
Columbus, Ohio 43205
Phone: 614-453-4830
Fax: 614-453-4845
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
The P.E.E.R. Center (Peers Enriching Each others' Recovery) is a drop-in wellness and recovery center, for individuals living with mental illness, addiction and trauma. We offer structured activities that promote socialization such as: peer recovery groups, wellness activities, self-advocacy and the development of natural supports and community integration skills.The Center supports are provided between and among individuals, who have common issues and needs, are consumer/peer motivated, initiated and managed, all designed to support individuals on their recovery journey. An adults-only (age 18 and over) facility with two locations, offering over 50 peer support groups each week, in addition to fun activities and community outings.Open Daily; East Broad hours are; Mon-Fri: 7a.m. to 11p.m.; Sat./Sun.: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Holidays: 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; West hours are: Everyday.: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Our Warmline is available daily from 10 p.m.-2 a.m.
Schottenstein Chabad House – Friendship Circle
6220 East Dublin Granville Road
New Albany, Ohio 43054
Phone: 614-939-0765
Fax: 614-939-4617
Schottenstein Chabad House is a private non-profit entity which serves youth, families and college students. The Schottenstein Chabad House provides educational and social programming to promote healthy choices, cohesive families and community service. The Friendship Circle serves as a drug and alcohol prevention program for teens as well as a respite service to families who have children with special needs.
Southeast, Inc., Recovery and Mental Health Care Services
16 West Long Street
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Phone: 614-225-0990
Fax: 614-225-0988
Southeast, Inc. provides specialized mental health and recovery services for adults with mental, emotional and addiction problems. Southeast operates Friends of the Homeless which coordinates the men's emergency shelter, Rebecca's Place Women's Emergency Shelter and New Horizons Transitional Housing that provides low demand transitional housing to individuals with severe and persistent mental disabilities and histories of chronic homelessness.Southeast, Inc. also offers individual, couples and family counseling and outpatient chemical dependency services. Southeast, Inc. offers community based services, case management and psychiatric services and support for persons with severe and persistent mental illness with specialty teams for mentally ill and developmental disabilities, dual diagnosis and deaf/hard of hearing. Southeast operates the Fresh A.I.R. (Artists In Recovery) Gallery located at 131 North High Street. Fresh A.I.R. Gallery exhibits the artwork of individuals affected by mental health and/or substance abuse disorders.
St. Vincent Family Centers
1490 East Main Street
Columbus, Ohio 43205
Phone: 614-252-0731
Email: email@example.com
St. Vincent Family Center (SVFC) is a vital community resource providing pediatric behavioral health care for children ages 0-18 years old with significant emotional and mental health challenges. St. Vincent Family Center provides a wide array of services including community based treatment services, deaf services, early childhood mental health treatment, a hispanic/latino program, intensive home based services, outpatient family services, residential/respite, a therapeutic preschool program, a therapeutic school age program, a therapeutic after school program and parent education.
TBI Network
2050 Kenny Road
Martha Morehouse Pavilion, Suite 3300
Columbus, Ohio 43221
Phone: 614-685-8511
Fax: 614-293-9502
Email: email@example.com
The TBI Network at The Ohio State University provides specialized outpatient substance abuse treatment for adults who have sustained a traumatic brain injury (TBI).
The primary method of intervention is service coordination and advocacy to meet the multiple needs of clients. In addition, the TBI Network provides screening, assessment, treatment planning, educational and support
groups and individual substance abuse counseling.To facilitate optimal outcomes for clients requiring the resources of multiple social service agencies, TBI Network case managers seek to develop "ad hoc" community treatment teams to bring together providers in a coordinated treatment approach.
Twin Valley Behavioral Healthcare (TVBH)
2200 West Broad Street
Columbus, Ohio 43223
Phone: 614-752-0333
Fax: 614-752-0087
Formerly Central Ohio Psychiatric Hospital, Twin Valley Behavioral Health (TVBH) provides inpatient hospitalization at facilities in Columbus. TVBH offers intensive inpatient psychiatric services, including maximum security forensic care and crisis stabilization.TVBH also provides recovery-based, comprehensive, quality and cost-effective mental health services to adults with severe mental illness. TVBH believes that family involvement with the patient's treatment team, as well as other contacts, are very important and can greatly facilitate recovery.
Urban Minority Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Outreach Program
510 East Mound Street, Suite 100
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Phone: 614-227-9694
The Urban Minority Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Outreach Program of Franklin County, Inc. (UMADAOPFC) is designed to deliver alcohol, tobacco and other drug prevention services to the African American community in Franklin County.The agency uses a culturally specific approach to deliver direct services the target population as well as advocating for their needs. UMADAOPFC uses evidenced based prevention for African Americans, which
offers a theoretical approach that gives focus and direction for programming and allows for creativity.
UMADAOP believes that substance abuse is best treated and prevented when the cultural dynamics of a group are addressed and included in the process of treatment, recovery and education. UMADAOP's philosophy further states that chemical dependency is an illness of the total person, which has physiological, psychological social-cultural and spiritual components and therefore requires a holistic approach.
Village Network
1751 East Long Street
Columbus, Ohio 43203
Phone: 614-253-8050
The Village Network is an experienced youth treatment provider for post traumatic stress, oppositional defiant disorder, bipolar, reactive attachment, ADHD, sexually reactive behavior, juvenile sexual offenders, depression and conduct disorder, among others.At The Village Network, the needs of each child are individually assessed and dynamic treatment plans are designed to transition youth to permanent environments.Whether the solution is residential care, placement with a foster or adoptive family or the ability to remain at home, our treatment programs are individualized to meet the needs of youth with emotional and behavioral challenges resulting from physical, emotional or sexual abuse.
Transforming the lives of youth in an environment safe for both the children and the community is a partnership. Without the support of the family, referring agencies and partners within the community, it would not be possible to "create positive change for responsible living."


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Mailbox for March 14
March 19, 2014
We should all strive to protect this planet for our children
At various inner-city schools, car pick-up lines have one thing in common: a great deal of engine idle time and unnecessary carbon emissions. The math can be simplified to come up with a simplified average. For example, if 22 cars idle for roughly a 25-minute wait time, this equals 550 minutes of excess emissions, or the equivalent of 9.2 hours of bad carbon emitted per school per day. By multiplying the number of hours by approximately 20 schools, which have long pick-up lines, we arrive at a combined idle time of 183 hours per day times five days per week — and arrive at a weekly total carbon emission of cars idling for 915 hours.
I'm not writing this piece to preach like a "tree-hugger." I'm writing this piece because I don't think many of us think on an accumulative scale, but rather in light of convenience. If it is cold in a car, we can choose to put on stocking hats or gloves. We can choose to roll down a window. And if we choose to roll down a window, we shouldn't have to breathe car emissions from the car sitting idle in front of us.
In essence, we all should strive for a common goal: helping protect the planet for our children. The easiest ways to do this are to see to it our cars are properly serviced, and to shut the engine off at least until the seventh car in line starts moving.
Douglas Seaman, Greeley
Animals — especially dogs — and residence halls don't mix
It is disturbing to read that the University of Northern Colorado's administration is considering allowing pets in the residence halls. Specifically, I am troubled it would include dogs.
Dogs are great companions, and having a dog in one's life is wonderful. But dogs are social creatures, and to leave a dog alone for many hours is cruel. Furthermore, dogs are very energetic and deserve a good outing, a walk or an hour at the dog park twice per day.
Dogs have medical needs: a heartworm pill monthly, regular vaccinations against canine diseases and regular vet check-ups. A significant time commitment. A significant expense. And, at the end of the school year, then what? Will the student take the dog home with them? Or will the dog be taken to the Humane Society? Or, worse, will it just be abandoned? I urge the administration at UNC to rethink this issue and not allow dogs in dorm rooms.
Herschel Phelps, Greeley
Faith should continue to evolve
In a tortuously twisted interpretation of the Christian gospel — "Efforts to redefine marriage" — Chuck Fisher rails against marriage equality by suggesting the LGBT community make this choice: Either get comfortable with the injustice and discrimination — maybe you will be saved, if you somehow become straight — or be treated with the justice set forth by our Constitution and risk God's wrath. Some choice. Mr. Fisher further suggests that to treat members of the LGBT community with compassion and justice is contrary to the gospel.
Mr. Fisher claims "neither state nor church has any authority to change an institution created by God." There are thousands of laws on the books legislating the particulars of marriage. And which version of marriage was created by God? Back in Abraham's time, if your wife failed to produce an heir it was perfectly OK to give it a try with your servant. Or maybe Mr. Fisher prefers Jacob's arrangement, with his two wives, Rachel and Leah, plus a couple of servants who produced more children for him.
Sadly, Mr. Fisher seems to embrace a tribal understanding of God. It is an image of a god who is easily offended, quick to punish, condones genocide of the infidel and is capriciously benevolent. Such a religion inspires more fear than love. When one claims to know the whole of God's truth, one engages in idolatry and unholy arrogance.
I am glad to be part of a church whose faith continues to evolve as our understanding and experience evolve. God's revelation did not stop 2,000 years ago, or 500 years ago or in the 1880s. With each new day the Risen Christ leads us into a future full of opportunities to "do justice, love kindness and walk humbly with God" (Micah 6:8).
Rev. Nathan Miller, Greeley
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- Frank Coyle's Blog
- College Football Mondays
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Senior Bowl 2014 Roster Changes
Injured Players – out for practices and game
OT Ja'Wuan Jones - Tennessee / knee sprain
TE Marcel Jensen - Fresno St / abdominal strain
DE Ed Stinson - Alabama / groin pull
CB Aaron Colvin - Oklahoma / knee ACL
WR Kain Colter - Northwestern / ankle
WR Shaq Evans – UCLA
DE James Gayle - Virginia Tech /
CB Jaylen Watkins - Florida /
LB Jordan Zumwalt - UCLA / questionable
Photo - LB Khalil Mack - Buffalo
Replacement Players
Michigan St - WR - Bennie Fowler
Troy St - WR - Eric Thomas
Missouri - WR - L'Damian Washington
Colorado State - TE - Crockett Gilmore
UMass - TE - Rob Blanchflower
Florida - OT - Matt Patchan
Louisiana Tech - DE - IK Enemkpali
Louisiana-Lafayette - LB - Justin Anderson
Jackson State - CB - Qua Cox
Players Who Did not attend Senior Bowl
A.J. McCarron/QB/ALABAMA
Carlos Hyde/RB/OHIO STATE
Jake Matthews/OT/TEXAS A&M
Khalil Mack/LB/BUFFALO
C.J. Mosley/LB/ALABAMA
Shayne Skov/LB/STANFORD
Darqueze Dennard/ CB/MICHIGAN STATE
Justin Gilbert/CB/OKLAHOMA STATE
Larmarcus Joyner/DB/FLORIDA STATE
Frank Coyle is a long time member of the FWAA and voter in College player awards - Heisman, Outland, Nagurski, Lombardi, Thorpe etc for the past 20 years. He writes College Football Mondays weekly during the season. He is a longtime scouting consultant for the Senior Bowl, the nation's premier postseason All-star game. He does sports radio shows for ESPN, Fox Sports and Sporting News on a year round basis related to College Football especially during the postseason team and All-star Bowl time. He has worked for CBS Sports, NBC Sports, Yahoo and Rivals sports publications and web sites.
2014 Senior Bowl Week Begins with Weigh-in and Practices
Senior Bowl 2014 – Falcons & Jaguars Staffs Direct All-Star Classic
The Senior Bowl is the nation's most unique football game and football's premier pre-draft event, annually featuring the country's best senior collegiate football stars and top NFL draft prospects on teams representing the North and South which are coached by the entire coaching staffs from two National Football League teams.
The 2014 Senior Bowl is scheduled for Saturday, January 25, 2014, in Mobile's Ladd-Peebles Stadium. The contest will be nationally-televised by NFL Network. Kickoff is set for 3:00 pm CST. The coaching staffs of the Atlanta Falcons and Jacksonville Jaguars were selected by the NFL to coach the 2014 Reese's Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama.
With the weigh-in measureables in the book, the Senior Bowl practices are in process. Every year the practices on Tuesday and Wednesday are the most critical to the evaluation process. The midweek practices are in full pads in front of hundreds of NFL scouts, GM and personnel directors. These practices with an emphasis on one on one drills are essential parts of the scouting system for NFL readiness.
Here are a dozen of players to watch
Draft Insiders Digest will have an extensive Senior Bowl Weigh-in and Practice Reports in Newsletter and Subscriber Emails - Frank Coyle / Publisher
Senior Bowl Prospects to Watch
Jimmy Garoppolo - QB - Eastern Illinois
Rising small college QB looking to enter the top 5 passers with a strong week.
David Carr - QB - Fresno St.
Excellent prospect hopes to recover from suspect bowl performance.
Robert Herron - WR - Wyoming
Fast vertical threat will get attention with impact ability.
Seantrel Henderson - OT - Miami
Massive tackle hopes to show consistency after an erratic career.
Weston Richburg - OL - Colorado St.
Tough pivotman can shine in these drills.
Kadeem Edwards - OG - Tennessee St.
Wide body mauler looks to impress vs the big boys.
Trent Murphy - DE - Stanford
Rising versatile defender hopes to show he can play up and down here.
Dee Ford - DE - Auburn
Explosive edge rusher looks to impress the 3-4 defensive clubs this week
Ra'Shede Hageman - DT - Minnesota
Massive athlete has the talent and motor to be the best player here.
Justin Ellis - DL - Louisiana Tech
Wide body tackle hopes to parlay an E-W week into super Senior Bowl effort.
Walt Aikens - CB - Liberty
Tall defender faces big time talent and hopes to impress in one on one matchups.
Keith McGill - CB - Utah
Versatile defender hopes to prove he can matchup with speedy deep threats.
Week Schedule
Weigh-In - 9:30 am - 11:30 am cst
Practice Schedule - 2:30-4:40 pm cst
Tuesday – Thursday Practices
9:30 - 11:30 am
2:30 - 4:40 pm
Senior Bowl Game - Saturday - Ladd Peebles Stadium 4 pm est
Frank Coyle is a long time member of the FWAA and voter in College player awards - Heisman, Outland, Nagurski, Thorpe etc for the past 18 years. He writes College Football Mondays weekly during the season. He is a longtime scouting consultant for the Senior Bowl, the nation's premier postseason All-star game.
Record Number of Underclassmen Enter NFL Draft 2014
The NFL announced today the names of 98 players who have been granted special eligibility for the 2014 NFL Draft on May 8-10 in New York.
Each of the 98 players has met the league's three-year eligibility rule and each has submitted a written application in which he renounced his remaining college football eligibility. The deadline for receiving applications was January 15.
Photo - QB Johnny Manziel - Texas A&M
The NFL Draft will kick off in primetime for the fifth consecutive year. The first round will be held on Thursday, May 8. The second and third rounds are set for Friday, May 9. Rounds four thru seven will be held on Saturday, May 10.
Draft Insiders' will have Reports from the Senior Bowl, NFL Combine and NFL Draft – Free for Full Subscribers - NFL Draft 2014 Postseason Rankings & January Newsletter – available now
The number of players granted special eligibility is a new record, up 25 from last year. The number has increased six years in a row. The official count on underclassmen entering the 2014 draft is 98, easily breaking the record of 73 that was set just last year. Here's how the early entries break down by position: 4 QBs, 19 RBs, 19 WRs, 10 TEs, 9 OLs, 18 DL, 5 LBs, 14 DBs.
The NFL announced the following underclassmen will forego their collegiate eligibility for the NFL Draft 2014
Players listed alphabetically
Davante Adams, WR, Fresno State
Nick Addison, DB, Bethune-Cookman
Jace Amaro, TE, Texas Tech
George Atkinson, RB, Notre Dame
Dion Bailey, S, USC
Odell Beckham, WR, LSU
Kelvin Benjamin, WR, Florida State
Kapri Bibbs, RB, Colorado State
Brendan Bigelow, RB, California
Alfred Blue, RB, LSU
Russell Bodine, C, North Carolina
Blake Bortles, QB, Central Florida
Chris Boyd, WR, Vanderbilt
Carl Bradford, DE, Arizona State
Bashaud Breeland, DB, Clemson
Teddy Bridgewater, QB, Louisville
Martavis Bryant, WR, Clemson
Ka'Deem Carey, RB, Arizona
Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, DB, Alabama
Jadeveon Clowney, DE, South Carolina
Brandon Coleman, WR, Rutgers
Brandin Cooks, WR, Oregon State
Scott Crichton, DE, Oregon State
Isaiah Crowell, RB, Alabama State
Jonathan Dowling, S, Western Kentucky
Kony Ealy, DE, Missouri
Dominique Easley, DT, Florida
Eric Ebron, TE, North Carolina
Bruce Ellington, WR, South Carolina
Mike Evans, WR, Texas A&M
Ego Ferguson, DT, LSU
Cameron Fleming, OT, Stanford
Khairi Fortt, LB, California
Austin Franklin, WR, New Mexico State
Devonta Freeman, RB, Florida State
Carlos Gray, DT, North Carolina State
Xavier Grimble, TE, USC
Terrance Hackney, T, Bethune-Cookman
Vic Hampton, CB, South Carolina
Jeremy Hill, RB, LSU
Adrian Hubbard, LB, Alabama
Kameron Jackson, CB, California
Nic Jacobs, TE, McNeese State
Timmy Jernigan, DT, Florida State
Anthony Johnson, DT, LSU
Storm Johnson, RB, UCF
Henry Josey, RB, Missouri
Cyrus Kouandjio, OT, Alabama
Jarvis Landry, WR, LSU
Cody Latimer, WR, Indiana
Demarcus Lawrence, DE, Boise State
Marqise Lee, WR, USC
A.C. Leonard, TE, Tennessee State
Albert Louis-Jean, DB, Boston College
Colt Lyerla, TE, Oregon
Aaron Lynch, DE, USF
Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M
Marcus Martin, C, USC
Tre Mason, RB, Auburn
Chris McCain, DE, California
Terrance Mitchell, CB, Oregon
Viliami Moala, DT, California
Donte Moncrief, WR, Ole Miss
Adam Muema, RB, San Diego State
Jake Murphy, TE, Utah
Troy Niklas, TE, Notre Dame
Louis Nix III, DT, Notre Dame
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Top 50 Pro Prospects for the NFL Draft 2014
January, 2014 - Pre-Senior Bowl Rankings / * Declared Underclassmen
Photo - DE Jadeveon Clowney - South Carolina
Pro Prospect / Position / School
1. * Jadeveon Clowney - DE - South Carolina
2. Jake Matthews - OT - Texas A&M
3. Anthony Barr - LB - UCLA
4. * Sammy Watkins - WR - Clemson
5. * Greg Robinson - OT - Auburn
6. * Teddy Bridgewater - QB - Louisville
7. * Blake Bortles - QB - Central Florida
8. * Johnny Manziel - QB - Texas A&M
9. Khalil Mack - LB - Buffalo
10. Darqueze Dennard - CB - Michigan State
11. * Mike Evans - WR - Texas A&M
12. *Jace Amaro - TE - Texas Tech
13. * Marqise Lee - WR - Southern California
14. * Timmy Jernigan - DT - Florida State
15. * Eric Ebron - TE - North Carolina
16.* Cyrus Kouandjio - OT - Alabama
17. C.J. Mosley - LB - Alabama
18. Taylor Lewan - OT - Michigan
19. * Louis Nix - DT - Notre Dame
20. Derek Carr - QB - Fresno State
21. * Kelvin Benjamin - WR - Florida St.
22. Ra'Shede Hageman - DT - Minnesota
23. Justin Gilbert - CB - Oklahoma State
24. Trent Murphy - DE - Stanford
25. * Ryan Shazier - LB - Ohio State
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2014 NFL Draft: Underclassmen Update Tracker –
Friday Jan. 17th
OL David Yankey and Cameron Fleming Declare for NFL Draft
The record number of underclassmen for the NFL Draft 2014 declared this January for the pro ranks. Over 90 underclassmen have entered this draft class surpassing last years' record group of 73 pro prospects. Many of this year's group of underclassmen have received a top 100 grade from the NFL Advisory Committee. These entries have enhanced this draft class significantly and makes the NFL Draft 2014 class one of the strongest talent groups of the past decade. The official number of underclassmen will be announced early next week.
As the 2014 postseason unfolds with major All-star games over next two week and the NFL Combine in late February, the 2014 NFL Draft continues to shape up as a bumper crop of pro prospects. Last season a record 73 underclassmen were granted eligibility, surpassing the previous high (65), which was set for the NFL Draft 2012. This year's class has already set a new record of underclassmen with most expected to be chosen in the early rounds of the NFL Draft 2014.
Draft Insiders Digest NFL Draft 2014 Postseason Rankings – available now –
January Newsletter – available this week - Frank Coyle / Publisher
Photo - WR Sammy Watkins - Clemson
For a pro prospect to meet the NFL's eligibility requirement, he must be three years removed from high school and submit a written application to renounce his remaining college football eligibility. This includes redshirt sophomores, true juniors and fourth year juniors. The deadline for underclassmen to declare was Jan. 15, 2014. There is a three day period to rescind that and regain their college eligibility if they have not signed with an agent. The NFL office will announce the official group of underclassmen early next week.
The following underclassmen have announced they will forego their collegiate eligibility for the NFL Draft 2014
Teddy Bridgewater - 6-2, 190 - Louisville
Blake Bortles - 6-5, 230 - Central Florida
Johnny Manziel - 6-1, 200 - Texas A&M
Brett Smith - 6-3, 215 - Wyoming
Running Backs
Ka'Deem Carey - 5-10, 200 - Arizona
Jeremy Hill - 6-1, 235 - LSU
Tre Mason - 5-10, 215 - Auburn
Bishop Sankey - 5-9, 215 - Washington
Lache Seastrunk - 5-9, 220 - Baylor
De'Anthony Thomas - 5-9, 175 - Oregon
James Wilder - 6-2, 225 - Florida St.
Devonta Freeman - 5-9, 210 - Florida St.
Terrance West - 6-1, 220 - Towson St.
Storm Johnson - 6-0, 220 - Central Florida
Adam Muena - 5-9, 210 - San Diego St.
Henry Josey - 5-10, 210 - Missouri
Darrin Reaves - 5-11, 210 - UAB
Jerome Smith - 5-11, 230 - Syracuse
Kapri Bibbs - 5-10, 210 - Colorado St
George Atkinson - 6-1, 210 - Notre Dame
Isaiah Crowell - 5-9, 190 - Alabama State
Darrin Reaves - 5-11, 210 - UAB
Brandon Bigelow - 5-9, 185 - Cal
Mike Evans - 6-5, 225 - Texas A&M
Kelvin Benjamin - 6-6, 220 - Florida St.
Marquis Lee - 6-0, 195 - Southern Cal
Sammy Watkins - 6-1, 200 - Clemson
Odell Beckham - 6-0, 190 - LSU
Jarvis Landry - 6-1, 195 - LSU
Allen Robinson - 6-3, 200 – Penn St.
Brandin Cooks – 5-10, 180 - Oregon St.
Donte Moncrief - 6-2, 220 - Mississippi
Davante Adams - 6-1, 200 - Fresno St.
Martavis Bryant - 6-5, 200 - Clemson
Cody Latimer - 6-2, 215 - Indiana
Brandon Coleman - 6-5, 220 - Rutgers
Paul Richardson - 6-0, 170 - Colorado
Bruce Ellington - 5-9, 195 - South Carolina
Josh Stewart - 5-10, 185 - Oklahoma St.
Willie Snead - 5-11, 190 - Ball St.
Chris Boyd - 6-3, 205 - Vanderbilt
Austin Franklin - 6-1, 210 - New Mexico St
Tight Ends
Jace Amaro - 6-5, 260 - Texas Tech
Eric Ebron - 6-3, 250 - North Carolina
Austin Seferian-Jenkins - 6-6, 270 - Oregon
Xavier Grimble - 6-5, 255 - USC
Troy Niklas - 6-7, 260 - Notre Dame
Nic Jacobs - 6-5, 260 - McNeese St.
Colt Lyerla - 6-5, 250 - Oregon
A.C. Leonard - 6-4, 248 - Tennessee St
Jake Murphy - 6-4, 245 - Utah
Richard Rodgers - 6-4, 245 - Cal
Michael Flacco - 6-4, 255 - New Haven
Cyrus Kouandjio - 6-6, 310 - Alabama
Greg Robinson - 6-5, 310 - Auburn
Tiny Richardson - 6-5, 330 - Tennessee
David Yankey - 6-4, 300 - Stanford
Xavier Su'a-Filo - 6-3, 310 - UCLA
Cameron Fleming - 6-6, 320 - Stanford
Trai Turner - 6-3, 310 - LSU
Russell Bodine - 6-3, 310 - North Carolina
Marcus Martin - 6-3, 320 - Southern Cal
Defensive Players
Jadeveon Clowney - 6-5, 275 - South Carolina
Stephne Tuitt - 6-5, 295 - Notre Dame
Kony Ealy - 6-5, 265 - Missouri
Scott Crichton - 6-3, 265 - Oregon St.
George Uko - 6-2, 280 - Southern Cal
Aaron Lynch - 6-5, 250 - South Florida
Demarcus Lawrence - 6-3. 245 - Boise St.
Jeoffrey Pagan - 6-4, 290 - Alabama
East-West Shrine Week Begins Key All-Star Weeks
Major All-Star Games – Week Practices and Weigh-In
Draft Insiders Digest Subscribers will get East-West Updates This Week – January Newsletter – available this week - Frank Coyle / Publisher
Photo - QB Jimmy Garoppolo - Eastern Illinois
The top All-star games begin this week with weigh-ins and practices. This will be followed by Senior Bowl week beginning Jan 20th with daily practices and interviews.
Both the East-West Shrine game in St. Petersburg and the NFLPA star game in Carson, California opened Jan. 13th with weigh-ins and interviews with interesting rosters of pro prospects for the NFL Draft 2014.
The line-up for the Shrine game is headlined by QBs Jimmy Garoppolo of Eastern Illinois, Jeff Mathews of Cornell and Northern Illinois All-American Jordan Lynch along with Tennessee running back Rajion Neal and RB Tim Flanders of Sam Houston St.
Other top prospects at the Shrine game will be wideouts Erik Lora of Eastern Illinois and Jeremy Gallon of Michigan along with Baylor TE Jordan Najvar and Colorado State TE Gilmore Crockett who will be showcased in the passing game. Oklahoma C Gabe Ikard, Stanford DE Josh Mauro and North Carolina safety Tre Boston all more highly regarded prospects to watch, though they have little name value.
Three additional small college prospects that have impressed pro scouts are Bloomsburg St's DE Larry Webster and CBs Peirre Desir of Lindenwood and North Dakota State's Marcus Williams. They may be the defensive sleepers in this deep draft class.
East-West Shrine Game - Jan. 18, 2014 - 4 pm est
NFLPA All-Star Game - Jan. 18, 2014 – 6 pm est
Senior Bowl - accepted Invitations
Weigh-in / Practices / Game - Jan. 20-25 - 4 pm est
Frank Coyle is a long time member of the FWAA and voter in College player awards - Heisman, Outland, Nagurski, Lombardi, Thorpe etc for the past 20 years. He writes College Football Mondays weekly during the season. He is a longtime scouting consultant for the Senior Bowl, the nation's premier postseason All-star game. He does sports radio shows for ESPN, Fox Sports and Sporting News on a year round basis related to College Football especially during the postseason team and All-star Bowl time. He has worked for CBS Sports, NBC Sports, Yahoo and Rivals sports publications and web sites.
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Frank Coyle is a long time member of the FWAA and voter in College player awards - Heisman, Outland, Nagurski, Lombardi, Thorpe etc for the past 18 years. He writes College Football Mondays weekly during the season. He is a longtime scouting consultant for the Senior Bowl, the nation's premier postseason All-star game. He does sports radio shows for ESPN, Fox Sports and Sporting News on a year round basis related to College Football especially during the postseason team and All-star Bowl time. He has worked for CBS Sports, NBC Sports, Yahoo and Rivals sports publications and web sites.


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As the month of June comes to an end, we are closing out our blog series for recent graduates and law school students.
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|Acorn squash
|3 Medium
|Chopped onion
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|3 Tablespoon
|Canned sliced mushrooms
|6 Ounce, drained (1 Can)
|Snipped parsley
|2 Tablespoon
|To Taste
|To Taste
|Shredded process american cheese
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Buttered cornflake crumbs
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Cut squash in halves lengthwise; remove seeds.
Place cut side down in shallow baking pan.
Bake at 350° for 35 to 40 minutes.
In skillet cook onion in butter or margarine till almost tender.
Add mushrooms and parsley.
Turn squash halves cut side up and season to taste with salt and pepper.
Fill with onion-mushroom mixture.
Bake 15 to 20 minutes or till squash is tender.
Top with cheese and buttered cornflake crumbs; continue baking just till cheese melts.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1823 Calories from Fat 616
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 70 g107.9%
Saturated Fat 43 g214.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 199.3 mg66.4%
Sodium 2282.2 mg95.1%
Total Carbohydrates 284 g94.8%
Dietary Fiber 40.2 g160.8%
Sugars 17.6 g
Protein 48 g95.8%
Vitamin A 257.5% Vitamin C 518.5%
Calcium 167.8% Iron 105.4%
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Great location and good connection to public transport Bathroom was rather small
The hotel was very good value, the rooms were well kept and the staff were very frienly.
Room was fantastic and room service excellent. Would go again
Very loud, no alternative room available, under renovation, no fitness area.
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Views from all areas Swivel chairs in water bar too fast after a few drinks!
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We loved the view at the town and the harbour from the 13. etage. The breakfast was good, but expensive. The room was excellent.
Unusual room, location of the hotel on the water and the balcony (though this is extra). The shower is open so it is impossible not to wet the bathroom floor.
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Unique surroundings, very helpful staff Noise travels, and late night revelling by a group hindered my sleep
The staff were helpful and friendly, including the owner, barman and reception staff, and the bed was very comdfortable The bathroom was a little tight, paticularly between the shower and wash basin
Extremely friendly and helpful staff and quirkiness of the hotel being a boat!
Staff, Cleanliness, Comfort and Novelty of the floating hotel on the harbour. No late night room service (apart from simple cheese sandwiches made especially for us by the night porter), general lack of normal hotel facilities, quite basic
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M&M to set up satellite plant for tractors in The Gambia
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Mr. V. S. Parthasarathy, Executive VP, International Operations, Mahindra & Mahindra Farm Equipment Sector, said, "We are happy that we are the Company to have the first such venture supported by the Government of India to its Gambian counterpart. This is just the beginning for Mahindra tractor division in Africa, and we hope to really make a difference in farm mechanization in Africa."
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