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The following is a rundown of all action taken by the Lafourche Parish Council Tuesday. Councilman John Arnold was absent because of work. All votes were unanimous unless otherwise noted.
The following is a rundown of all action taken by the Lafourche Parish Council Tuesday. Councilman John Arnold was absent because of work. All votes were unanimous unless otherwise noted.
Action: Heard a report from James Licalzi, facility administrator with the Juvenile Justice Commission.
Action: Entered executive session to discuss BP litigation.
Action: Heard a report from Kerry Babin, director of Public Works.
Action: Heard a report from Joni Tuck, director of Community Services.
Action: Held a public hearing to discuss the 2013 budget.
Action: Established a three-way-stop at the intersection of the Bayou Blue Recreation Center and school driveways.
Action: Approved a servitude agreement between the council and Adrian Scott Terrebonne, Henry Terrebonne III and Feng You Zhu Terrebonne.
Action: Approved a servitude agreement between landowners of lots 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15 and 17 of the Delta Woods Subdivision.
Action: Proposed an ordinance requiring placement of a stop sign at the first L-shaped curve on East 43rd Place in Cut Off.
Action: Proposed an ordinance to install 15 mph speed- limit signs on East 156th Street in Galliano.
Action: Proposed an ordinance providing a supplemental appropriation within the budget for various adjustments in anticipation of remaining 2012 activity.
Action: Rescinded a previous ordinance allowing for a legislative auditor clerk position.
Action: Canvassed returns and declared results of the most recent election.
Action: Approved a contract with S.T.A.T. Waste Stream Services for services tied to parish-owned bridges, buildings and wastewater treatment facilities.
Action: Approved a cooperative endeavor agreement between the parish government and South Central Planning and Development Commission for the 2011-2012 administrative dues of the Economic Development Administration Revolving Loan Fund.
Action: Approved a change order for the renovations to the Mathews Government Complex. Councilmen Jerry Lafont and Phillip Gouaux voted against.
Action: Approved the submittal of a grant application for $35,000 through the Federal Emergency Management Agency 2012 Community Resilience Innovation Challenge.
Action: Approved an amendment to the cooperative endeavor agreement between the state Office of Community Development and parish government for the parish recovery planning capacity building program.
Action: Approved an agreement between the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development and the parish entitled Raceland Safe Routes to School Project.
Action: Approved the purchase of a new school bus for the parish Head Start Program for $63,550 from Ross Bus and Equipment Sales.
Action: Approved the low bid from Siemens Building Technologies Inc. of $79,915.75 for constructing the air conditioning control systems at the Parish District Attorney's Office.
Action: Approved an agreement for additional professional services for the Country Club Boulevard to Edgewood Drive Culverts Project with T. Baker Smith, LLC in the amount of $7,050.
Action: Renewed the voluntary employee dental and vision benefits with the brokers Laris Insurance Agency Inc. Alford, Staples, Lapeyre & Robichaux, LLC. Councilman Lafont abstained.
Action: Renewed with the brokers Stentz & Associates/Arthur J. Gallagher of LA for employee health and supplemental benefit services.
Action: Extended the contract with Unibar Damage Prevention Group, LLC for contractor services related to underground facility locations.
Action: Approved a change order for the nuisance abatement contract with Foret Contracting Group, LLC increasing the contract price by $132,000 because of an increase in hours necessary to perform services.
Action: Approved the low bid to purchase three water-lubricated propeller pumps, three gear drives, two diesel engines and one natural gas engine from M & L Engine, LLC totaling $120,986 for Sugar Ridge West Midway and Emerald Park projects.
Action: Approved a balancing change order for the Leighton Pump Station improvements.
Action: Approved an amendment to the cooperative endeavor agreement between South Central Planning and Development Commission and parish government to implement software for the permitting department and other departments as needed.
Action: Approved a resolution supporting the fiscal year 2013-2014 capital outlay appropriation requests.
Action: Approved a sub-recipient agreement between parish government and the Town of Golden Meadow under the Community Development Block Grant Gustav-Ike Disaster Recovery Program.
Action: Approved a professional services agreement with T. Baker Smith, LLC. for the Company Canal Pump Station Phase II project.
Action: Approved the low quote for street surfacing of Mockingbird Lane with LA Contracting Enterprise, LLC for the project total of $91,590.00. Councilmen Joe Fertitta, Daniel Lorraine and Lafont voted against.
Action: Accepted the low bid of Geopave, LLC of $867,750 for the Asphalt Roadway Maintenance Contract for Road Sales Tax District 2.
Action: Appointed commissioners to the Lafourche Communications District Board, Commission for Women and Drainage District 6 Board.


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Oak Ridge Fire Department investigators are waiting for preliminary autopsy reports before making a positive identification of the man who died in a house fire Monday afternoon.
Oak Ridge Fire Department investigators are waiting for preliminary autopsy reports before making a positive identification of the man who died in a house fire Monday afternoon.
Fire Chief Darryl Kerley confirmed a man and his dog died inside the home at 101 Decatur Road on Monday.
"We have not yet received positive identification," the chief said.
Oak Ridge police reports list the victim's name as Phillip T. Cole.
Kerley said the cause of the 2:45 p.m. fire is also under investigation, but firefighters have determined it started in the living room.
"It looks like a smoking fire on the couch, but at this point we're not sure," the chief said on Tuesday morning.
"Most of the (fire) concentration was in living room and the fire was pretty much contained there," Kerley said.
The chief said one of the bedroom's door was closed and sustained hardly any damage and the other bedroom sustained some smoke damage.
He said the dog died in the bathroom and firefighters found the victim in the living room.
The chief said the fire was intense, but firefighters had it "knocked down" in a matter of minutes after arrival.
"We initially got a report of smoke coming from the house," he said, but when firefighters arrived, fire was coming out of the living room windows.
"We didn't know when we arrived that someone was in the house," Kerley said. Firefighters found the body during initial fire attack when they first went inside.
Kerley said firefighters later learned — after talking to neighbors — that one neighbor kicked in front door. He said that allowed oxygen to get to the fire which caused it to "grow faster."
"It grew really quickly in a matter of minutes, which is pretty much standard," the chief said. "We got there about the same time of flash-over because the fire didn't spread to other rooms."
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I met my hero's son and I couldn't be prouder.
Anyone who knows me, knows I'm quite the conversationalist.
I don't consider myself a talker — while some wish I had a mute button — just someone who enjoys the subtlety of conversation.
But believe me when I say I am at a loss of words after meeting Randy Maris, Roger Maris' son, at the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame inductions last week. There is nothing I can really say to justify meeting the son of my hero. I'm still in slight shock as I sit here writing.
It was going to happen. I certainly wasn't going to drive all the way down to Springfield and not at the very least shake his hand. However, it turned out to be better than I expected. Meeting Randy Maris, was memorable and the time I got to spend chatting with him will be something I will never, ever forget.
I arrived early to get settled in, get my camera set up, check out the facility. It was clear I couldn't wait to meet Randy Maris, I was going on and on how Roger is my hero and how getting the chance to meet his son was going to be quite the honor.
Leaving the media room, off to my right, there he was coming in through the glass lobby doors. It was a quick glance, but I just kept on walking. I didn't want to run up to the man like a '50s teenager seeing Elvis Presley on the street.
I took a couple pictures of the banquet hall to see how pictures looked with and without flash and headed back to that same media room where the press conference was going to be held. Just as I was coming in, one of the Hall of Fame coordinator was coming out.
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I let out a huge breath and made my way in.
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John Barclay really began to set down roots in Minnesota when he was awarded a patent for land in Eagle Creek, Scott Co., Minnesota. Click on the link "patent" and it will take you to the BLM GLO search field for land patents. When you locate John Barclay in Scott Co. click on that and you can obtain a copy of the patent.
Per Law of 1855 and Bounty Land given to men of service, Elizabeth Gilpatrick gives land as the widow of Thomas Gilpatrick Private in Captain Daggett's Company., Massachusetts Militia, War of 1812 to John Barclay – NE qtr of Sec 23, Twp 115N, north of Range 22-West, No Fract. Section, 5th PM, 160 acres, Minnesota, Scott County. Signed by Abraham Lincoln, City of Washington Record Vol. 499, page 123.- #86 791 (291) Accession #MW-0499-123. March 3, 1855: Scrip Warrant Act of 1855 (10 Stat.701), dated 10 September 1861. Land Office Henderson. Vol. W pg. 249-250, originally issued from Washington City, Family History Film #1043558 Scott Co., Minnesota Deeds/Indexes.
Here is a link to the Maine Genealogy website referencing a source on Massachusetts volunteer militia called out in the war of 1812-1814: http://archives.mainegenealogy.net/2009/11/maine-militia-war-of-1812-lieut-col-j_14.html Scroll down to Capt. Daggett's Co. pg. 180 and you will find several Gilpatrick's including a Thomas.
Question: What is the Gilpatrick's relationship to John Barclay, if any?
This patent is also transcribed in the Deed books for Scott Co. Vol. W, pg. 249-250 FHL#1403558.
I also consulted the Tract Books when I visited the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. The information I found on those films further verifies and gives additional information about John's land.
Pg. 55 Part of Section NE 1/4, Section 23, Twp. 115, Range 22 for $160.00, Loc. by John Barclay 1 Dec. 1860 – John Barclay #5522, Mch 12 and June 11, 1856.
Also describes the other sections and who purchased them – James Hamilton NW1/4 and Michael A. Vierling SE1/4, SW1/4 not noted. Second pg. 86791 Oct. 1855 #5871.
Source: Tract Books, Minnesota – John Barclay, U.S. Government, Bureau of Land Management, Vol. 103, Twp. 112-115 N, Range 18 W Vol. 103-105 Twp. 111-115 N Range 19-29 W – Vault Film #1445667, pg. 55.
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With executives moving to eliminate hours for part-time employees as the ownership struggle over the Market Basket chain continues between workers and cousins from the Demoulas family, Attorney General Martha Coakley opened a dedicated hotline on Thursday for Market Basket employees.
BOSTON — With executives moving to eliminate hours for part-time employees as the ownership struggle over the Market Basket chain continues between workers and cousins from the Demoulas family, Attorney General Martha Coakley opened a dedicated hotline on Thursday for Market Basket employees.
Coakley said her office has seen a "significant uptick" in calls over the past 24 hours, with more than 100 calls pouring in from employees interested in their rights.
Coakley and New Hampshire Attorney General Joseph Foster wrote to Market Basket leadership last week reminding them of laws pertaining to worker terminations.
"Market Basket is a major employer in Massachusetts, and we remain hopeful that the parties will come together to reach a positive resolution and restore the vibrancy of the business," Coakley said in a statement Thursday. "With the rapidly evolving circumstances, we have established this hotline to answer questions directly from workers and make sure their rights are being protected."
At an unrelated event in Boston on Thursday morning, Coakley told reporters, "We've made the commitment to say we're going to monitor this very closely including with the attorney general in New Hampshire, because of so many stores up there. And although our laws are a little different, we both feel that the workers need to be treated fairly, they need to know what their rights are if they're terminated. We want to be clear to the employers that we're going to hold them to the letter of the law on this."
Coakley's office said any fired workers are entitled to receive all wages due on their final day of employment, including hourly wages, tips, earned vacation and holiday pay. Workers can call the hotline at 617-963-2400.
Hundreds of workers continue to refuse to show up to work until Arthur T. Demoulas is reinstated as president. During the worker action, shelves in the supermarket's stores have gone empty with deliveries of perishable products occurring sporadically, if at all. The company is weighing offers to purchase a majority stake in the chain, including one from ousted CEO Arthur T., who was fired after his cousin Arthur S. Demoulas secured a majority of support on the board of directors.
Asked Wednesday about getting involved in the labor dispute given the likelihood of job cuts, Gov. Deval Patrick said, "Getting involved I think would mean choosing a CEO of a private company and I don't think that's the business of the governor. But I do want peace at Market Basket and in the economy generally. It's a terrible hardship for the people who work there. It's a terrible hardship for the people that the company serves."
Asked about potential workforce reductions at Market Basket, Patrick said, "I certainly don't want to see that happen. ... What we're dealing with here and we all know is a dispute over who the boss should be at Market Basket. That's a serious dispute. It has a lot of impact on a lot of people, employees and shoppers alike, and I hope that the board sorts that out."
Patrick continued, "The central issue is the employees want a different boss than they have. I get that. And they have taken extraordinary actions around that. But I don't think with due respect to how serious that is that we want governors making decisions about who the CEO of private companies ought to be."
Patrick did not respond when asked if he supported the boycott of the supermarket.
Sen. Barry Finegold, who is campaigning for state treasurer, was spreading the word Thursday to supporters about how he was "standing with and protecting working men and women who are devoted to a cause they firmly believe in." In an email, he said he hoped for a "reasonable and speedy resolution."
"On July 18th, approximately 2,000 employees stood up to defend their company and its beloved CEO Arthur T. Demoulas. As I watched the employees of Market Basket put their livelihoods on the line and risk being fired for standing up for what they believe is right, I knew I couldn't stay on the sidelines," Finegold wrote. "The following Saturday afternoon I called a few elected officials to ask if they would stand with me and boycott Market Basket. Within a few hours, 17 legislators were on board. Now, three weeks later, 160 elected officials from Massachusetts and New Hampshire are boycotting Market Basket to support the tens of thousands of employees who are trying to preserve the company so many of us have grown to depend on."
At a campaign stop in Boston Thursday morning, Treasurer Steven Grossman told reporters he was "desperately concerned" about Market Basket workers.
"If I was governor, I would offer myself in any way I could. It's a private company, let's understand that, but governors sometimes get involved even in private company situations to try to resolve them, to try to be a mediator. So you can't force yourself in the front door to help people come to a solution, but you at least need to offer," Grossman said.
Coakley said the labor dispute offered an opportunity to stand up for workers' rights.
"We're still hopeful that there can be a resolution and I think everybody's been inspired by these workers, who say 'Look, we know we don't have much of a safety net but we're standing up on principle, we've been treated fairly, we don't want to be treated badly.'" she said. "We're going to make sure whatever we can do in the attorney general's office, that we support those workers and their rights."


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Baseball card production was virtually halted in the early 1940's due to paper shortages created by World War II. The "Modern Era" of baseball cards began in 1948 when Bowman Gum Inc. offered one card and one piece of gum in a pack for a penny.
The first important football set was the Mayo set featuring college players in 1984. Other than the 1935 National Chicle set no other key football set was issued until 1948 when noth Bowman and Leaf produced sets.
1974 Topps DECKLE EDGEThis 72-card test issue set was released with a very limited distribution on only the East Coast around Massachusetts making them quite scarce. They were Officially simply called "Topps Baseball Photos" but their serrated or "DECKLED" edge gave them the name they go by today. The 2 7/8" x 5" inch cards were sold in either a 2 card pack with gum or a 3 card pack with no gum for 5 cents.
The cards were meant to have the look of the black and white movie star photos from the 1950's and feature a black & white photo with a blue facsimilie autograph on the front. The backs make this very scarce test issue even more interesting ! They feature handwritten script of the player's name, team, position & date and location of the photograph as well as a mock newspaper article on the player's career.
This was Topps 2nd "Deckle Edge" issue, their first being their smaller and much more common 1969 Topps Deckle Edge which were inserts in certain series of packs of 1969 Topps cards.
Variations of 1974 Topps Deckle Edge do exist, making this issue even more fun and challenging to collect. The backs can be found in either gray or a much scarcer white version. Also, a more limited proof version with non-scalloped edges exists and occasionally can be found.
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1969 Topps StampsThis was Topps 3rd stamp issue in the last eight years and it was a good one !!! The stamps were not inserts but a totally separate issue . For a nickel you got a strip of twelve stamps plus a mini album. The 1969 Topps Stamps complete set contains 240 stamps. The 1 x 1-7/16 inch stamps were unnumbered and featured a color photo with the player's name, team and position inside a colored banner at the bottom of the stamp. The stamps were released in both vertical and horizontal strips of 12 stamps. The 1969 Topps Stamps are often confused with Topps' 1974 issue. The 1974 Topps Stamps have ovals rather than banners at the bottom and were released only in 12-stamp horizontal panels.
Along with the stamps, Topps also issued a set of 24 albums, one per team, to store them in. The 2 1/2" x 3 1/2" orange albums were the same size as a baseball card and held a complete 10-stamp team set. To add even more collecting fun, the album's back cover had facsimile autographs of the ten players shown in the album.
The 1969 Topps Stamps set is packed with stars like Pete Rose along with tons of Hall-of-Famers including MICKEY MANTLE, Willie Mays, Roberto Clemente & many, many more !!!
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Ridgecrest's Oversight Board to the Redevelopment Successor Agency met Thursday to approve the fourth round of Recognized Obligation Payment Schedules (ROPS) for the first part half of the fiscal year 2013-2014.
Ridgecrest's Oversight Board to the Redevelopment Successor Agency met Thursday to approve the fourth round of Recognized Obligation Payment Schedules (ROPS) for the first part half of the fiscal year 2013-2014.
Economic Development Manager Gary Parsons presented his report as saying the Successor Agency, which comprises of the city council, approved the ROPS 13-14A (formerly ROPS IV) at its Feb. 20 council meeting before sending it up to the oversight board for review and approval.
Parsons said the only major additions to the Agency payment requests were a $1.18 million repayment of tax interment pass through funds owed to Sierra Sands Unified School District, $50,000 in anticipated legal fees and $21,500 for a property management plan to move the sale of former RDA properties along.
Board member Jim Fallgatter asked why Kosmont was on the consultant list for property management plan when there were plenty of credible entities in town.
Parsons indicated the property management plan consultant, Kosmont, was inserted to get something on the ROPS to secure funding, not the approval of the consultant itself.
"What we did was go to a consultant we used before that does this state wide and asked for a scope of work and a tentative price so I can give you a number to approve on the ROPS," he said.
Parsons said once it was approved, an request for proposals would go out that would include local vendors. If he did not have anything approved, he would have to wait until January 2014 for another chance.
"I think the objective is to get this PMP done as quickly as possible so we can sell those properties and generate revenue for all our other taxing agencies," Parsons said.
Fallgatter asked if the city would see some of that money generated from the sale of agency-owned properties.
Parsons said the majority of the money would go to the state, as required under the RDA Dissolution Act. Sale of any property would mean the opportunity to fill vacant lots and potentially generate sales tax revenue.
Fallgatter also inquired after the additional $50,000 in legal fees, and the reason behind it.
Parsons said the additional $50,000 was figured into the Oversight Board's annual administrative allowance for a total of $141,310. The DOF allows a maximum of $250,000 per year to assist in the wind down of RDAs across the state.
Parsons indicated that the matter was an closed session item within the successor agency's purview. The only information he could give was that it was relevant to $3 million loan to help finance the senior apartment building on Downs Street.
Parsons said that the DOF disagreed with the agency's request, citing that the loan date fell on Dec. 25, 2011. RDAs could not execute any loan after June 27, 2011 because the state was moving forward on RDA dissolution's.
Parsons indicated the successor agency's stance was the loan was executed March 23, 2011, and that the state agency responsible for handling it dragged its feet on acknowledging it.
While the city filed a meet-and-confer to contest the DOF's objection, Parsons said it boiled down to a disagreement between the state and city that should be resolved.
The board approved the resolution and ROPS 4-0. Vice Chair Peggy Breeden and board member Gale Lebsock were absent.
The board also welcomed its newest member, Geri Haradon, and voted in its officers for 2013.
Fallgatter moved to have Breeden continue as vice chair, which the board approved. Board member Gary Rice was approved as chair.


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White Pigeon tops Mendon 52-46
Fresh off beating No. 1 Climax-Scotts on Tuesday, the ninth-ranked Mendon Hornets traveled to White Pigeon on Friday.
However, Friday's game didn't go as well for Mendon. The Chiefs beat the Hornets 52-46.
"It's nice to see this group coming together as a team at the right time," Chiefs coach Tony Cholometes said. "I thought that we withstood their second quarter and played very focused, smart, blue-collar defense in the third and fourth quarters when it mattered most."
Both teams now have identical 5-1 SJV records and will finish the season as co-champions of the league.
White Pigeon led 12-11 after the first eight minutes but Mendon had a 15-8 edge in the second, taking a lead of 26-20 at the break.
In the third, White Pigeon controlled the game. The Chiefs poured in 22 points and held Mendon to just 10 on the scoreboard, taking a 42-36 lead into the final eight minutes.
"We played with poise on the offensive end and were patient enough that we got some very good looks in our half-court offense," Cholometes said. "I am very proud of all 12 of these young men. We truly have faced adversity and our true character is starting to become more prominent in our play."
Matt Crowl led White Pigeon with 17 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks while Robbie Gibson chipped in with 16 points and eight rebounds.
Mitchell Moore and Branson Salyer each had seven points, Matt Eger had three and Dylan Hochstetler added two.
Leading Mendon was Erik Batten with 18 while Joe Gales tossed in 14 points. Zach Darmofal added nine points.
Adding three was Marcus Craft while Derek Zagon had two points.
Centreville 50, Bronson 47
Centreville's boy's basketball team picked up a road win on Friday night, beating Bronson 50-47.
The Vikings led 14-10 early on and 25-21 at halftime. Each team scored 10 third quarter points before the Bulldogs held a 19-12 advantage in the fourth to pick up the win.
Centreville had four players in double figures, led by Matt Clementz with 13 points and 10 rebounds.
Jon Peckinpaugh added 12 points, Kal Ludwig had 11 and Chris Chupp tossed in 10 points.
Eli Schwartz and Dylan Glass both had two points.
Bronson was led in scoring by Jordan Alger's 11 points.
A trio of Vikings scored eight points — Mark Robinson, Eric Toledo and Blake Fox. Adding five was Mason Friedel, Sean Kenny had three points and eight rebounds while Jake Gallup and Chase Carpenter each had two.
St. Phil 55, Colon 47
Colon's boy's basketball team dropped a 55-47 decision to Battle Creek St. Philip on Friday.
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Brad Brittingham led Colon with 10 points while Tyler Schipper tossed in eight points. Arron Balizet added seven points, seven assists and six steals while Spencer Smolarz chipped in six points. Chase Morris and Brad Yoder each added five, Brandon Broker had four and Anthony Saxman added two.
Angola 53, Lakeland 44
Lakeland's boy's basketball team fell to Angola 53-44 on Friday night.
Angola took a 14-11 advantage after one quarter of action and held the Lakers to just four points in the second quarter. Angola only scored nine points in the second, but led 23-15 at the break.
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A friend recently asked me who I was supporting in the 5th District Congressional race. It reminded me that I had the opportunity to play golf at a Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce function with Mick Mulvaney some years ago. I had some face time with him, off the record. He was a good golfer. However, my impression was that he was a lot further right than anything I wanted to be associated with. When I finished the round I resolved to keep as far from him as I could.
Some people believe Lancaster's future is as a college town. One of them is Dr. John Catalano, dean at the University of South Carolina at Lancaster. He's working to increase the size of USCL, which he believes will help transform Lancaster into a college town.
The first step in expanding USCL is an $8 million classroom building, which the college hopes to break ground on within two years.
We, as a people, are quick to point a finger at other people not realizing that three fingers are pointed back in our own direction.
I am a Democrat and I will support a Democrat ticket. I saw the signs on U.S. 521 concerning U.S. Rep. Spratt that said "Sack Spratt."
Everyone has an opinion. But I have a question. What will we be getting if Spratt does not go back into office? Once in office things start to change – sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse.
Mount Calvary Outreach Center Inc. completed its 21st year of the Summer Enrichment Program. The 2010 summer program hosted an average of 90 children, ages 4-16, for four weeks of learning, fellowship and fun.
The youth were organized by age into four groups and were led by members of the community in activities that included Bible study, music, educational activities, computer time, swimming and nutrition classes.
Monday through Thursday the youth and leaders met at Mount Calvary Outreach Church for group time, fellowship, exercise and announcements.
There are many issues confronting the contemporary African-American community. Many youth in this community face drugs, homelessness, poverty and violence on a daily basis.
You can't say there's nothing to do around here this weekend. From kayaking to chili tasting; from barbecue to motorcycle ministry; from a reunion with a noted lifeguard instructor to visiting an alpaca farm " you've got it all right here and even more.
Some of the events include:
u The Total Arts Fusion will from 7-10 p.m. Friday at the War Memorial Building, 401 Dearborn St., Great Falls. Music will be provided by Gigi Dover and The Big Love, Kevin Marshall and Jason Switzer.
First, I would like to take this opportunity to thank Carolina Gateway and The Lancaster News for their support of the alcohol sales in restaurants on Sundays in Lancaster County.
Secondly, a big thank you to the residents of Lancaster County who have come out in the early stages to support this initiative. So many people have stepped up to the plate to assist with posting petitions, posting signs, getting signatures and assisting with the logging in of the petitions, but we still need your help.
Clemson University's 35-10 season opening win over North Texas most likely won't go down as the Tigers' biggest win of the 2010 football season, but what happened that day in Death Valley won't soon be forgotten.
Shawn Crawford, a Van Wyck native and former Indian Land High School star athlete, joined elite Clemson sports company that afternoon as one of eight inductees into the Clemson Athletic Hall of Fame.
In a recent question and answer session with The Herald, Mick Mulvaney revealed a great deal about his agenda and true concerns. When asked "what policies would you propose or support to create jobs in South Carolina?" Mulvaney answered:
"The first move must be repealing Obamacare." First, I don't like the way Mulvaney terms it "Obamacare."
In 2009, Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve System, was chosen by Time Magazine as Man of the Year. I enjoyed reading the article about Bernanke.
It contains interesting information about Bernanke including his childhood in Bennettsville and about monetary policy and the role of the Fed.
I am writing in response to an article concerning a rebuttal to the mudslinging among the candidates. Debates as well as signs are all mudslinging to me.
Whether we talk or write about someone in the negative it is wrong. Candidates will do what they do best which is either tell the truth or lie.
The ones affected by this are we, the people. We grasp on to every word people say or do. God made each one of us different and this is why we don't always agree. Your belief is your belief.
It is not about the Republicans or the Democrats, nor about the left vs. the right. It is about right vs. wrong. But who is right? If you or I select what is right then it is subjective and neither of us is actually right.
If our definition of right comes from our creator, which is found in the scriptures, then we have an objective truth, which is right.
For example, some people in America believe the following:
u That former President George W. Bush caused 9/11
u Rosie O'Donnell is a Patriot
u The Constitution is a living document
With respect to retailers' tendency to focus on Ballantyne and Sun City, I could not agree with you more (re: IL shoppers welcome new Walmart, ALDI, Sept. 1).
Retailers need to realize that there is more to this area than Ballantyne and Sun City. Yes, I'm glad for the jobs they have provided and commend their generous donations to schools, libraries and nonprofit relief organizations.
I would like to respond to the assault on coach Bill Farrar, Lancaster High School assistant principal, and to the person charged with the assault, Rodney Thompson, and his family.
Coach Farrar is a good person, as well as a teacher and coach. I have a son who attends Lancaster High School, as well as two grandchildren.
Over the years, I have grown to know coach Farrar on a personal level. Coach Farrar would never attempt an assault on any student at Lancaster High School.
Someone shared the following incident with me. I do not know where the story originated. It tugged at my heartstrings as I'm sure it will yours.
A man was waiting in an airport for a flight that was on delay. While he was drinking a cup of coffee and feeling irritable, his attention was drawn to a group of soldiers entering the snack bar.
This group was made up of mostly male soldiers with a few female soldiers. They were talking among themselves about Afghanistan, this being the first leg of their journey to that land.
I read in The Lancaster News that U.S. Rep. John Spratt criticized Mick Mulvaney because Mr. Mulvaney voted against the S.C. Senate in spending money it did not have.
I can understand why Mr. Spratt might find this action by Mr. Mulvaney offensive. After all, Mr. Spratt seems to vote for every spending bill Nancy Pelosi puts in front of him whether the U.S. government has the money or not.
Maybe Mr. Spratt's campaign signs truly represent his spending philosophy, spend, spend, spend, whether we have the money or not.
Sam Slack's guest column Sept. 15 might be subtitled "Label it libertarian " that makes it bad." One might hope ideas would get examined on their merits, not arbitrarily applied labels.
For Mr. Slack's last paragraph, in which he asks how the various social and economic policies espoused by Ms. Haley and Mr. Mulvaney would stand for the good of all people, I would offer the following comments.
Most of what Mick Mulvaney and Nikki Haley are saying derives from a few basic principles from which government has seriously strayed.
It's hard to believe that summer is nearly over for Lancaster County schoolchildren. While autumn doesn't officially arrive until next month, Monday morning thousands of local students will say goodbye to the carefree days of summer and return to the classroom.
This week, teachers began getting their rooms ready for their new students. Their planning and preparation will pay off as they welcome students back. Many students will be sporting new clothes and shoes and carrying new lunch boxes and backpacks full of new school supplies.
Lancaster County Council's idea to set up its own sign-making shop is a good one. The county is going to have to replace road name signs and traffic signs in the county within the next few years to comply with a federal mandate.
The new signs must have more reflective features, which are meant to increase highway safety.
The mandate requires all regulatory signs, such as stop, yield and speed limit signs, be updated in the county by January 2015.
The county must replace all of its road name signs by January 2018.
My heart is deeply broken with the passing of Anasue Love also known affectionately as "Itoo." She was a charming, classy wonderful lady, a Lancaster legend and more importantly – my friend.
I grew to know her from my days of working across the street from her store, the Dianne Shoppe. She would walk over and lighten up the day with her quick wit, news or beloved dog, Trooper.
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RinkThe Rink is currently the first (lowest) level of the men's ladder. Teams are constituted by draft according the men's rules. Substitutions must be selected from the same or lower grouping of the men's substitution groupings to be legal. See men's rules for details. The schedule followed is generally round robin format. The Rink was moved to the first half of the season in 2010. Play is governed by Grand National Curling Club rules, which are based on the U.S. Curling Association Club Rules.
When: first half, Thursday 8:00 PM
Chair: Jerry Stevens (Email)
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Historical Standings
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2017 Rink Champions
Scott Murray (lead), Brad Anderson (2nd), Roger Rowlett (3rd), David Mitchell (skip) #
Previous winners2016: Erich Krumme, Bob Caine, Jim Schafer, Mike Krumme #
2015: Gary White, David Kammer, David Mitchell, Allen Zuck #
2014: Sean Lanigan, Dave Cragnolin, Bob Caine, Bill Sewell #
2013: Gary White, Sr., Mike Kessler, Jim Rishel, Tim Twomey #
2012: Doug Hurd, Dave Palazzoli, Gary Williams, Jim Revenaugh #
2011: George Brown, Don Knapp, Roger Rowlett, Brian Lowe #
2010: Roger Rowlett, Howard Feldman, Dan Kenney, David Mitchell #
2009: John Jacon, Jared Wydysh, Bill Morehouse, Jeff Gornick*
2008: Les Cortright, John Davis, Mike Przybla, Phil Citiriniti
2007: David Cragnolin, Bill Morehouse, Peter Sheridan, Craig Heuss
2006: Roger Rowlett, Mike DeGironimo, Bob Foley, Walt Czupryna
2005: Shane McKinlay, Mike Kessler, Richard McFadden, Dan Kenney*
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BATON ROUGE — The proposed new contract for LSU football coach Les Miles calls for an average annual salary increase from $3.751 million to $4.3 million over the seven-year term.
BATON ROUGE — The proposed new contract for LSU football coach Les Miles calls for an average annual salary increase from $3.751 million to $4.3 million over the seven-year term.
The Advocate reports the new deal, which Miles and Vice Chancellor and Director of Athletics Joe Alleva agreed to in December, will be presented to the LSU Board of Supervisors at its Feb. 1 meeting.
The agreement was reached in December in the immediate aftermath of Arkansas contacting Miles about its then-vacant head coaching position.
LSU, which was ranked No. 1 in one preseason poll, finished No. 14 in the final Associated Press poll after a last-second 25-24 loss to Clemson in the Chick-fil-A Bowl on Dec. 31 dropped the Tigers to 10-3.
Since the end of the season a record 11 underclassmen, counting former All-America cornerback Tyrann Mathieu, who was kicked off the team last August, declared for early entry into the NFL draft in April.
But LSU is poised to land one of the top recruiting classes in the country on National Signing Day in two weeks, which would help mitigate the loss of underclassmen.
"Les Miles is one of the most successful coaches in America and he has the LSU program in position to compete for championships each and every year in the most dominant football conference (the Southeastern Conference) in the country," Alleva said in a statement released by LSU. "He recruits at an elite level, his players graduate and he is a respected member of the community. We are proud he will lead the LSU football program for the long-term future."
The Tigers have won 34 games during the last three seasons and have the most overall victories among Southeastern Conference teams during Miles' tenure, which began in 2005. His overall winning percentage of .802 is the fifth-best mark in the history of the SEC.


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With eyes wide open, The United Way of Anderson County board of directors under the leadership of the Campaign Crew of Edwena, Charles, Rebecca and Nick Crowe, have established a fundraising goal of $1.3 million for the fall 2013 campaign.
With eyes wide open, The United Way of Anderson County board of directors under the leadership of the Campaign Crew of Edwena, Charles, Rebecca and Nick Crowe, have established a fundraising goal of $1.3 million for the fall 2013 campaign.
"We recognize this is a bold goal, one that may be difficult to achieve," Charles Crowe said.
"Yet, we are all in this together, and together, we can begin the recovery that is so important to our county."
UWAC witnessed a 12 percent decrease in pledges and a 50 percent increase in unpaid pledges during 2012. This "perfect storm" resulted in a 20 percent reduction in funding to partner health and human service non-profits which meet the needs of Anderson County residents.
"Staff tells me that at least once or twice a week, someone needing help with rent or utilities is told 'There are no resources available.' That all those funds are depleted," said Nick Crowe.
And while it is unfortunate for those who hear "no," it is five years in the future where the trouble for our community lies. If today, CASA of the Tennessee Heartland cannot serve a child, if Second Harvest's food backpack program does not feed a child, if Clinch River Home Health cannot reach an isolated senior, it means that today someone goes without. However, it also means that as these dominoes fall and pile up, the outlook for a few years in the future begins to grow dim.
"When Bruce Pearl spoke to us at Y-12 a few years ago, he told us that his basketball team would not have been on the court had it not been for Boys & Girls Club," Edwena Crowe said. "The idea that the UWAC campaign is an investment in our future is more real today than ever before."
Economic uncertainty remains our constant companion here in Anderson County. Yet, we see some indicators of recovery around us — construction of retail and restaurants, sales tax receipts inching upward. We are also acutely aware that for many, the Great Recession has been cruel, heartless and is not over.
"It is time for us to act," said Rebecca Crowe. "Act together, as one, in supporting UWAC this fall."
"When UWAC asks you this fall if you will be part of our family," the Crowes said. "Please say yes, yes I will."
UWAC and its 34 community partners with 51 vital programs address three core needs of our community: Basic Human needs, Youth Development, and the Needs of Seniors. For more information, call 483-8431 or visit www.uwayac.org.
The Crowe family — Edwena, Charles, Rebecca and Nick Crowe — are the 2013 "Campaign Crew" for United Way of Anderson County.


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