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It's a dirty job and Rocky Ridge Excavating Ltd is the one to do it. As a certified member of the AOWMA and a PS ticket holder, we understand the importance of a properly functioning septic system. Believe it or not, disposing of your sewage is not the number one goal of your septic system. Ensuring the safety of your property and the health of you and your family is.
Proper treatment of your effluent is determined by two major factors. The first factor being the use of your home and the amount of effluent produced. The Second factor is the type of soils in the designated treatment area. A proper analysis needs to be taken for each and every home to prevent harmful pathogens from entering your groundwater table and eventually back into your home.
Rocky Ridge Excavating Ltd. will be sure your needs are met and that you can enjoy the acreage lifestyle at its fullest without being concerned after your flush. All systems designed and installed by Rocky Ridge Excavating Ltd. come with a 2 year parts and labor warranty. We are also just a phone call away to offer up any advice for the questions you have.
How safe, effective, and economical an onsite sewage system is greatly depends on the use and maintenance of the system. Properly used and maintained systems provide years of service. Proper use begins with waste disposal habits. Individuals determine how much, and what enters the system. Many of us were used to "just flushing and it went away", and had never heard of onsite sewage systems until we moved to a rural setting. Coming up with, and sticking to proper use and maintenance guidelines will go along way to maximizing the longevity of an onsite sewage system.
The suggestions outlined below are meant to give some insights into most conventional systems and help with developing proper use and maintenance habits. More sophisticated systems may require additional maintenance
Make efforts to minimize the amount of water that goes into the onsite sewage system; typical water use is about 227 liters (50 gallons) per day for each person. Try not to exceed that amount. Having a water meter installed will help you monitor your water use.
Systems are designed to handle domestic wastewater. Things that do not break down easily (facial tissue, large amounts of vegetable scrapings, coffee grounds, chemicals, paints, oils, sanitary napkins, applicators, condoms, medicines, pesticides, poisons, strong disinfectants, etc.) can damage a system or substantially increase the need for cleaning the septic tank. Restrict the use of in-sink garbage disposals. They add a large amount of organic and inorganic material to your sewage, which may exceed your system's capacity and cause it to fail. Do not pour grease or cooking oil down the drain (including toilet). Grease and oil is hard to break down. It will eventually move into the soil, plugging it off.
Keep your fixtures in good repair. A slow-running toilet can add large amounts of water. A running toilet discharging ¼ gallon per minute will result in 360 gallons per day. This is more water than a sewage system for a 3-bedroom home is designed for. To test the toilet, put a few drops of food colouring in the toilet tank. If it shows up in the bowl, it is leaking. It may take as long as an hour for colour to show in bowl.
Wastewaters not included in the system's design should not be put into the system. This may include wastewater from:
If not already in place, install watertight manhole extensions to simplify septic tank access.
Make sure the access lids are structurally sound, secure and childproof.
If access lids are buried, consider raising them above grade to facilitate access.
Have the septic tank checked annually to determine how often the tank needs to be pumped out. (typically tanks are pumped out by a vacuum truck approximately every two years)
If pumps are used in the system, have any pump screens cleaned (make sure they are re-installed) and have the control operations checked.
Maintain adequate vegetative cover over the disposal field. Keep the grass trimmed.
Direct eavestrough downspouts, and other surface water flows away from the septic tank and disposal field.
Systems are installed near the surface - keep automobiles and heavy equipment off the system. The piping and septic tanks can be damaged by heavy traffic, and the traffic will compact the ground reducing its ability to absorb sewage effluent. In winter, traffic (even from snowmobile paths) will drive frost into the system causing it to freeze.
Yes, every person using the plumbing contributes solids that will accumulate in the septic tank. These solids (sludge) collect, and are digested very slowly by microorganisms in the anaerobic environment of the septic tank. Solids accumulate over a period of time and reduce the storage capacity of the septic chamber. This reduced storage capacity allows less time for the sewage to be in the tank so solids will not separate from the water as well. Also, there is a quantity of grease, soap curds and other materials that float on the surface of the liquid (scum). Both sludge and scum must be removed from the septic tank periodically and disposed of in a safe manner, usually by hiring a vacuum truck.
If a septic tank is not cleaned soon enough, suspended solids and organic material will not settle out, and will be discharged into the soil absorption portion of a system. The additional suspended solids and organic material will clog the soil, eventually causing failure of the system. It can be very expensive to fix.
Tanks should be checked every year in the spring or early summer to determine how much sludge and scum has accumulated. The size of the septic tank and the waste it receives affects how often it needs to be pumped out. A septic tank with 300 mm (12 inches) of sludge in its first compartment is ready to be pumped out. Pumping a tank more often than is required is much better than leaving it to the last minute. Having the tank pumped out in the spring will allow the biological action to re-establish quicker during the warm summer months. It is not necessary to thoroughly scrub and flush the septic chamber until it is visibly clean. The small amount of sludge that remains on the floor and walls will "re-seed" the septic tank, and contribute to the re-establishment of its normal operation.
No. These products include biologically based materials (bacteria, enzymes, and yeast), inorganic chemicals (acids and bases), or organic chemicals (including solvents). If the additives reduce the need for regular pumping of the septic tank, the question must be asked, "where did the septage go?" If the additive increases the level of biological activity in the tank, the additional digestion of the sludge can increase the amount of gas given off by the microorganisms digesting the solids. This gas bubbles up and can cause the suspended material in the sewage to be buoyed up and not settle out in the tank as it should. It is then carried into the final soil portion of the system and can plug the soil pores that accept the water. Other chemicals may emulsify greases, which will then not float and be trapped as scum in the tank. They will then flow out to the soil and plug the soil pores. Some of these products may contain chemicals that will damage the effluent absorption portion of the system or will percolate down through the soil to contaminate groundwater and nearby wells. Systems work on natural biological processes similar to composting.
Yes, there are things you can do to help maintain the disposal field. Disposal fields do not have an unlimited capacity. Limiting water use can help prevent hydraulically overloading a system. Once a disposal field is overloaded with water, the soil becomes saturated. Water moves slower through saturated soil and the oxygen is driven out of the soil. The aerobic soil microorganisms (and larger worms etc.) are driven away, slowing the digestion of the organic particles in the sewage where there is lack of air. Worms and other such insects that keep soil spaces open will also move out. Once saturated, the system will take a long time to recover. A continuously overburdened system will fail and is hard to rejuvenate.
Good water conservation practices and immediately repairing any leaky faucets or toilets can help reduce the amount of wastewater to be treated. Keep grass cut short and direct surface runoff water away from the field area. Do not allow heavy traffic over the disposal field area. Continued traffic, even things like snowmobiles, over a disposal field or treatment mound during the winter can cause frost to go deeper into the ground and freeze the system.
Some older systems such as leaching cesspools do not provide adequate treatment. The cesspools were dug deep in the ground, so there is little biological activity and oxygen in the soil to properly treat the effluent. The bottom of the cesspool may also be close to a shallow water table, which would allow untreated sewage into the groundwater. Cesspools often had a large lid at or just below ground, which can create a hazard if the lid is not sound, as someone could fall into them. They were often built out of lumber, which can rot and collapse over time. If you have a cesspool, even if installed when codes allowed their use, you should consider replacing it to enhance the level of treatment you provide for your sewage, in order to prevent groundwater contamination.
Other older systems may not have been designed to treat the increased amount of sewage you now generate in your home. You need to consider the use your family puts on the system. Failures don't always result in effluent coming to the surface. Systems are not intended to simply dispose of sewage ("make it disappear"). Systems must adequately treat wastewater prior to its reintroduction into the environment (the ground water). Have your system evaluated and know what you have.
An onsite sewage system can be an efficient, inexpensive, and convenient method for treating wastewater prior to its reintroduction back into the environment. A properly designed, constructed and maintained onsite sewage system will adequately treat wastewater for many years. A few precautions can ensure safety, and save you anguish and money. Ensuring your system is maintained, and not overburdened, can help assure the longevity of your system.
When properly installed and maintained, your system should provide years of trouble-free, low-cost service.
Roth, D. (2015). Municipal Affairs: Onsite Sewage (septic) Treatment System- Use and Maintenance Tips. Municipalaffairs.alberta.ca. Retrieved 9 December 2015, from http://www.municipalaffairs.alberta.ca


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Bike-Walk Committee
|Mariann Millard
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|Melissa O'Brien
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|Nancy Bozek
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|Larry Dubois
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|Lucia Foley
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The Bike/Walk Committee normally meets at 7:00pm on the third Wednesday of the month at the South Hadley Public Library. The public is invited to attend these meetings.
To reach the Bike/Walk Committee or to be added to our email distribution list to stay updated on Bike/Walk events, Treks, and news, please email email@example.com. For more on biking in Massachusetts, visit: MassBike Pioneer Valley and Mass Bike.
BWC is Seeking a New Committee Member
Want to be part of a fun, cohesive and productive group passionate about walking and biking in Town? Want to make a difference for current and future residents in their quality of life? Come join us as a volunteer committee member!
As a Town-appointed advisory committee to the Selectboard, we meet on the third Wednesday of the month at 7 PM at the Main Library. Our meetings are never boring in our quest to improve and/or enhance walking and biking initiatives, and we partner often with other committees, commissions, groups and Town Hall. BWC committee members need to be residents of South Hadley. Questions? Please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
An online application and information on other volunteer committee positions in South Hadley is available elsewhere on the Town website.
Join us for a Trek!
The Bike/Walk Committee (BWC) offers free, guided Treks from September to May and the public is invited to join us to explore local conservation lands and other resources. Treks are scheduled on Sundays at 1:00 pm and participants gather at 12:45 pm. New Trekkers are always welcome! No Treks are scheduled in June, July, and August. Schedule is subject to change and events may be canceled due to weather.
For information or to receive notices about upcoming Treks, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Our December 8 Trek has been cancelled as the trailhead parking lots will not be cleared of snow from the recent storms and there is no safe place for vehicles.
CANCELLED--Sunday, December 8, 2019 at 1:00pm
Bachelor Brook Forest Trail Guided Trek
- The improved Forest Trail of the Bachelor Brook-Stony Brook Conservation Area, which also connects to the River-To-Range (R2R) Loop Trail, has been reconfigured and provides a more robust hiking experience for this trail network. The dirt and leaf-lined trail is almost two miles roundtrip in length and consists of flat portions and a few moderate and steep steady ascents and descents. Being in good physical condition to handle the terrain is necessary. Walking poles would be beneficial for those who are comfortable using them.
- Meet at 12:45pm at the trail's dedicated parking lot on Hadley Street-Rt. 47 (located at the bottom of the hill just past the Town Athletic Fields and Town Garden). From there, the trail will be walked in its entirety to the R2R Loop Trail with a return to the parking lot. Wear weather-appropriate clothing and safe footwear (be prepared for some possible wet conditions), and bring water.
- Post-trek, please join BWC members for light refreshments and socializing. Non-enjoyable or hazardous inclement weather/conditions will force a cancellation; if canceled, a Community News Alert will be posted on the South Hadley Town website (southhadley.org) and the event will be rescheduled for a future date.
- Bachelor-Stoney Brook and River-to-Range Trail Maps (PDF)
Sunday, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 at 1:00pm
Official Opening and Trek at Leaping Well Nature Trail Loop
- The new Leaping Well Nature Trail is the newest addition to South Hadley's ever-improving trail system on town-owned land, and is located on the 21-acre former Toth property behind Mosier Elementary School on Mosier Street. Several members of the Toth family plan to join Bike-Walk Committee members for this 'official opening' to acknowledge and thank the many town officials, employees, residents and volunteers who made the nature trail possible.
- Meet at 12:45pm just beyond the trailhead kiosk at the trail entrance to the woods. Please park in the large Mosier School parking lot at 101 Mosier Street, South Hadley, as the lot adjacent to the trailhead has limited parking. Our new 0.66 mile gem of a neighborhood trail consists of natural surfaces (grass, dirt, wood chips), contains a few minor ascents and descents, and winds through a young forest, an old farm field, a forest of ornamental pear trees and across several wetlands along wooden boardwalks. Wear weather-appropriate clothing and safe footwear (be prepared for some possible wet conditions), and bring water.
- Post-trek, please join BWC members and the Toth family for light refreshments and socializing. Non-enjoyable or hazardous inclement weather/conditions will force a cancellation; if canceled, a Community News Alert will be posted on the South Hadley Town website (southhadley.org) and the event will be rescheduled for a future date.
- Leaping Well Nature Trail Map
- Leaping Well Trek Flyer
Sunday, OCTOBER 20, 2019 at 1:00pm (meet at 12:45pm)
Go4Life Stroll on the River-to-Range Loop Trail
Presented by South Hadley Bike-Walk Committee (BWC) in partnership
with the Council On Aging and the Planning/Conservation Department
- Our 3rd annual All-Ages, All-Abilities Family Fun Walk has been designed with everyone in mind. The one-mile trail offers beautiful woodland and field views, and seasonal views of the Connecticut River. The trail has been designed to accommodate mobility at all levels, and features an easily traversed surface. BWC members will be available to escort strollers, if desired, as they travel at their own pace on the trail.
- Neighbors Helping Neighbors Food Pantry 100+ Pounds Challenge
There is no charge for participation, but if you are able please bring a non-perishable food donation and help break last year's record of 90 lbs!
- Guest interpreters will be stationed at each of the four rest/bench areas; strollers can stop along the way to learn and be entertained while traversing the trail at their own pace. These include: Denise Barry, Yang Style Tai Chi Instructor on Healthful Exercise Moves (Station 1); Leo Labonte, Local Historian on the Connecticut River (Station 2); Tom Clark, Director/Curator of MHC Botanic Garden on Area Flora (Station 3), and; Dan Ziomek of 93.9 The River's 'Birdsongs' radio program on Local Birds and Their Voices (Station 4).
- Meet at 12:45pm at the entrance to the River-to-Range Loop Trail, located at the Bachelor Brook-Stony Brook Conservation Area on Ferry Street (adjacent to the Mount Holyoke College Boathouse at 240 Ferry Street). Parking is available at the small lot located near the start of the trail and in the MHC Boathouse circular driveway. Car-pooling is encouraged to maximize available spaces. Wear weather-appropriate clothing and safe footwear, and bring water. Everyone is invited to stay and socialize after the Stroll; water donated by Big Y and healthy snacks prepared by the South Hadley High School Culinary Program will be available.
- Rain date: Sunday, October 27 at 1:00pm. Non-enjoyable or hazardous inclement weather/conditions will force a cancellation; if that should appear necessary, a Community News notice will be posted after 10:00am on the Town website (southhadley.org) and the event will be rescheduled for the following Sunday.
- 2019 Go4Life Stroll Flyer
- River to Range Trail Map (also includes Bachelor-Stoney Brook trails)
Sunday, SEPTEMBER 22, 2019 at 1:00pm (meet at 12:45pm)
Project Stream Presentation and Public Trek at MHC
- Join us for a special presentation and Trek on the Mount Holyoke Campus to walk through the boardwalk section of Project Stream, including its newly completed sections, and explore the Upper Lake trails on the campus. Project Stream is a real-life restoration project at the heart of the Restoration Ecology Program at MHC. Come discover the serenity of the little-known woods, the grand openness of the equestrian cross-country field and the many moods of Stony Brook. A special, on-site presentation on the positive progress and results of Project Stream will be given by either Kate Ballantine, Marjorie Fisher Associate Professor of Environmental Studies, or Carey Lang, Assistant Director of the Miller Worley Center for the Environment. The public can choose to participate in only the Project Stream portion of the event.
- Following the brief talk, the Trek will continue on the MHC trails, led by BWC members. The approximately 90-minute Trek is about 2 miles in length and consists of leaf-lined and dirt paths with only a few minor-moderate ascents and descents. The Project Stream boardwalk is ADA-accessible and meanders through forested wetlands alongside the stream.
- Meet at 12:45 pm at the entrance of the Kendall Sports and Dance Complex. Park in the Complex's parking lot, accessed via Dunlap Place off Rt. 116/Woodbridge Street (the Post Office and the Fire District #2 building are on the opposite side of the street). Wear weather-appropriate clothing and safe footwear, and bring water. Post-trek, please join BWC members for light refreshments and socializing. Non-enjoyable or hazardous inclement weather/conditions will force a cancellation; if that should appear necessary, please check the Town website (southhadley.org) for a Community News notification.
- Project Stream Trek Flyer
MHC map: mtholyoke.edu/campusmap
Trek maps to download
- Sidewalk Scenic Trail Trek Map-Senior Center/Black Stevens Loop (PDF)
- Black Stevens Conservation Area Trail Map-2018 (PDF)
- Mount Holyoke College Trail System Map (PDF)
- Mount Holyoke College Campus Map (map.mtholyoke.edu)
- Ledges Golf Course Paths Map (PDF)
- Bynan Conservation Area Trail Map (PDF)
- Walking the Falls | South Hadley Falls walks and historical info (PDF)
- River-to-Range Loop and Bachelor-Stoney Brook Conserv. Maps (PDF)
- Bagg-Pierce Wildlife Sanctuary Trail and Ortho Map (PDF)
- Leaping Well Nature Trail Map (PDF)
- Ashley Reservioir-Holyoke Trek (PDF)
Visit the Conservation Lands section of the website for more trail maps of South Hadley Conservation Lands.
To receive notices with details about upcoming Treks, email email@example.com.
News and Notes
New ValleyBike station opens near Woodlawn Plaza
ValleyBike is continuing to grow in South Hadley! The newest bike station opened recently at 494 Newton Street, outside PeoplesBank, across from Woodlawn Plaza. The new, which is on Route 116 just north of the lights at Route 33, is fully stocked with bikes ready to rent.
ValleyBike Share sets you free to explore Pioneer Valley (Amherst, UMass campus, Holyoke, Northampton, South Hadley and Springfield) on two wheels . These communities, along with the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission, have contracted a collaboration and partnership with Bewegen Technologies and Corps Logistics to bring bike share to our region. To meet Pioneer Valley's unique challenges, ValleyBike Share is designed to promote short bike trips within core communities, where clusters of large employers, colleges, shopping, tourist destinations and residents can readily be connected. Learn more at www.valleybike.org or on the ValleyBike Facebook page.
South Hadley Volunteer Conservation Corps
Many kudos and a big thank-you to Conservation Administrator/Planner Anne Capra and her recently formed Volunteer Conservation Corps. The Volunteer Conservation Corps is comprised of residents who volunteer their time to assist with improving, enhancing and maintaining our trails in town, mostly on town-owned Conservation Area Lands. Please consider volunteering to keep the Conservation Corps a robust group! All are welcome.
Staff writer Dalton Zbierski of the Town Reminder recently reported on the South Hadley Conservation Corps and partnerships among Town stakeholders:
8/16/2019--Pg 2: Land stewardship grows through interdepartmental efforts
Email firstname.lastname@example.com with your name/contact information to be apprised of ongoing opportunities. Any task you can do and any time you can give are valuable.
Leaping Well Nature Trail
In January of 2018, Town Meeting voted to move forward on the BWC proposal to create a small neighborhood trail system on the former Toth property owned by the Town. The Trail name is taken from the Leaping Well Brook on the property.
Staff writer Dalton Zbierski recently reported on the Trail in the Town Reminder:
8/2/2019--Pg 1: Residents Maintain Leaping Well Nature Trail
Work on the trail started last fall and has continued through the spring and summer, with mulch and wood chips added to improve the trail's surface and experience of using it. Anne Capra, Conservation Administrator/Planner received technical assistance from a wildlife biologist at MassDFW to develop a habitat management plan for the property to use as the foundation for stewardship of the property. A temporary kiosk sign was put in place in the spring in advance of a permanent sign due later in the summer. The public entrance and a small, crescent-shaped parking lot are located on Mosier Street.
We are grateful for all the volunteers who have worked with at the Leaping Well Nature Trail in recent months, including the Brownie and Junior Girl Scout Troop 40398 led by Michelle Wolfe and Laurie and Brian Dimock.
Previous news on the Leaping Well Nature Trail:
WWLP-22News: New pedestrian trail coming to South Hadley (video) 10/23/18
UMass-Amherst Tick Report Service
The University of Massachusetts College of Natural Sciences offers a Tick Report lab service for identification and testing for pathogens. For details, visit: https://www.tickreport.com
River-to-Range Trail
Located off Ferry Street, the River-to-Range Trail is a one-mile, ADA-accessible path that is part of the Bachelor Brook-Stony Brook Conservation Area. The loop and associated trailhead parking lot are adjacent to the Mount Holyoke College's boathouse at 240 Ferry Street, South Hadley. The trail loops around the outer edges of a hayfield with seasonal views of the Connecticut River, then through a forested section overlooking the floodplain of Bachelor Brook. The trail is open to non-motorized use and designed to accommodate mobility for impaired people and features a compacted crushed aggregate surface for easy walking. Four sitting areas with informational signage are spaced throughout the route. The loop represents the first phase of a three-phase scenic trail project, for which grants and other matching funds have already been secured.
For more information, email Anne Capra, Conservation Administrator/Planner or call (413) 538-5017 x208.
New Valley Flyer Train Service along the Knowledge Corridor
Amtrak and MassDOT launched a new state-supported pilot program on August 30, 2019 offering 7-day a week passenger service between Greenfield and New Haven with scheduled connections to NYC. In the Valley, trains will make station stops in Springfield, Holyoke, Northampton, and Greenfield. The service, which is designed to allow riders to travel south to NYC in the morning and return by train in the evening, will be provided until fall 2021 on a pilot basis. If annual ridership goals are met, the service will continue and could be expanded. The Holyoke train stop at 74 Main Street in Holyoke is a short bike ride from South Hadley; the R29 Holyoke/Amherst Route 116 bus stops across the street; free parking and cab services are also available.
Tickets are now available and can be found on Amtrak.com, the Amtrak app, Amtrak ticket desks and kiosks, and through 1-800-USA-RAIL. A 25% discount off the Amtrak 'Value' or 'Flexible' fare is available when traveling on the Valley Flyer until October 31, 2019. To use the discount, enter Promo Code v459 when booking a your ticket.
More information about the Valley Flyer, the Hartford Line, East-West rail status, and other Pioneer Valley rail news can be found at: TrainsInTheValley.org.
Route 116/Newton Street Reconstruction and Resurfacing
Planned work on Newton Street in the area between Route 202 and the Kendrick Street intersection will bring new sidewalks and crosswalks, and ADA compliant ramps. An on-road buffered bicycle lane is also planned along the majority of the corridor, which is home to South Hadley High School and the Woodlawn neighborhood, where construction will begin soon on the new South Hadley Senior Center. More: Additional Project Details
Bike/Walk Committee at Middle School Health Fair
Grade 8 students from Michael E. Smith Middle School organized a Health Fair on May 30 featuring student exhibits, local officials, and others involved with various aspects of health in the community. A display by Grade 8 student Esther Ngure, who helped coordinate the event, showcased the work of Bike-Walk Committee, and some BWC members were on hand to talk with students and see their handiwork. More: www.townreminder.turley.com/tr-archives/tr06.07.19.pdf
South Hadley Social Strollers
The Social Strollers walking group program at the Senior Center offers experienced leaders to guide participants through the neighborhoods surrounding the center and beyond. Participants in the free program have walked twice a week, with a goal of increasing a walk time a bit during each session. Former Bike-Walk Committee member Huguette Supinski is a primary volunteer leader for the program. For more information, call the South Hadley Senior Center at (413) 538-5042.
South Hadley Complete Streets Prioritization Plan
The South Hadley Complete Streets initiative, which is supported by the BWC, involves sidewalks, bike lanes, traffic calming, crosswalks, pedestrian signals, bus stop improvements and other related projects. The Prioritization Plan and Final Project List are available as PDF documents:
- South Hadley Complete Streets Prioritization Plan (PDF)
- South Hadley Complete Streets Final Project List (PDF)
Pioneer Valley Planning Commission's
South Hadley Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan
The South Hadley Comprehensive Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan is complete. The report charts a plan for short-and-long-term improvements to South Hadley's hiking, biking and walking networks. It is the culmination of several years of work including extensive analysis of South Hadley's transportation networks, public outreach, and work with a dedicated committee of Town Staff and volunteers.

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Fortnite Week 4 Challenges - Shooting Gallery Map and Ring Doorbell Locations - Season 6
Fortnite Week 4 Challenges of the Season 6 Battle Pass are here and our guide features the locations and map for the timed trials. Clear at least four of the seven challenges to earn 5,000XP. This set was released on October 18, 2018.
See a list of all the Weekly Challenges here. You can also see every secret battle star in Season 6 here. Looking for a specific Season 6 Week 4 challenge? Use these links to jump to each tip section:
- Ring the doorbell of a house with an opponent inside in different matches
- Search an Ammo Box in different Named Locations
- Use a Port-a-Fort or Port-a-Fortress in different matches
- Shoot 3 targets at different Shooting Galleries
- Land at Greasy Grove
- Dance on top of a Clock Tower
- Eliminate opponents near any of the Corrupted Areas
Free Challenges[edit]
Ring the doorbell of a house with an opponent inside in different matches[edit]
An odd challenge but a fitting one! Doorbells have been placed near the front doors of most houses across the entire map. Your job is to ring the doorbell when an enemy is inside. Do this three different times to complete the challenge.
Most towns like Pleasant Park and Greasy Grove are filled with doorbells, but some of the smaller standalone houses also have them. All the doorbell locations can be found on the map above.
Search an Ammo Box in different Named Locations[edit]
Open seven different ammo boxes in different named locations. You are not required to do this in a single match so you're free to take your time. Here is a list of all current named locations:
- Junk Junction
- Haunted Hills
- Pleasant Park
- Snobby Shores
- Tilted Towers
- Greasy Grove
- Shifty Shafts
- Flush Factory
- Dusty Divot
- Salty Springs
- Fatal Fields
- Wailing Woods
- Lonely Lodge
- Retail Row
- Lucky Landing
- Risky Reels
- Lazy Links
- Paradise Palms
- Tomato Temple
- Leaky Lake (new name!)
The challenge is worth 5 battle stars.
Use a Port-a-Fort or Port-a-Fortress in different matches[edit]
Use either a Port-a-Fort or a Port-a-Fortress in five different matches. Disco Domination increases the amount of items found in chests so consider playing this mode to complete this challenge.
Battle Pass Challenges[edit]
Shoot 3 targets at different Shooting Galleries[edit]
There are seven new shooting gallery areas on the map. Your job is to find one, stand on the activation pad, then hit three targets as they spring up around you and destroy at least three before the time runs out. Shotguns have a wider spread but other weapons have a faster fire rate.
You'll have to do this at three different shooting gallery locations. Use the map above to see all the shooting gallery locations!
Land at Greasy Grove[edit]
A multi-stage challenge that has you simply landing in a specific location. Take note that you must complete the match by either getting first place or dying normally. You cannot get the challenge and quit. The full list of locations:
- Land at Greasy Grove
- Land at Wailing Woods
- Land at Dusty Divot
- Land at Pleasant Park
- Land at Paradise Palms
Dance on top of a Clock Tower[edit]
Another multi-stage challenge. The first is to land on the clock tower in Tilted Towers and bust out any move to complete the challenge. Take note that everyone and their mother will be landing on this tower. Party poopers on the other team may try to kill you before you have a chance to dance, so quickly activate any emote to get the job done. And you'll want to do this at the start of the match too. The clock tower becomes a battlefield early on so complete this at the start of the match.
The second stage calls you over to Lucky Landing where you'll want to land on top of the giant pink tree in the center of town. Again, get here early before others destroy the glorious tree.
And the third stage has you landing at Flush Factory on top of the giant toilet statue.
A list of stages for this challenge:
- Dance on top of a Clock Tower
- Dance on top of a Pink Tree
- Dance on top of a Porcelain Throne
Eliminate opponents near any of the Corrupted Areas[edit]
There are seven corrupted areas on the map and your job is to visit each one and take out three enemies. Take note that players will often land and immediately go for the three chests in the center. Even if a player uses a Shadow Stone, you can still attack them if you see the trail they leave behind. Here's a map of all seven corrupted area locations:


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Visits Archive
Jewels of Somerset
Date: Thursday 7 July 2016
A visit to Wiveliscombe and Cothay Manor
Jewels of Somerset
Thursday 7th July 2016
The coach will drive to the small town of Wiveliscombe in the Brendon Hills famous for the fascinating history of many of its old buildings, arriving around 9.30. After coffee at the Courthouse, we will be joined at 10.00 by the Somerset County Archaeologist Bob Croft, who with his colleague Pauline Homeshaw will take us on a 1½ hour tour, bringing to life many tales of what happened in times long past. You will then have free time to buy your own lunch and to explore other areas not covered in Bob's talk. At 13.15 the coach will leave to take us to Cothay Manor. There the formidable owner Mary Anne Robb will take us on a tour of this medieval house much of it little changed from the 15th or 16th centuries. There will be time also to see the attractive gardens in part designed as individual rooms. At 16.00 a cream tea will await us, before we rejoin the coach at 16.30 for our journey home.
Time of departure from Culverhayes Car Park 8.00
Approximate time of return 18.00
Cost £42. This will include travel in an Executive Coach, guided tours, coffee on arrival in Wiveliscombe as well as a delicious cream tea.
To book, please complete the multi visit form and forward it to Roger Billings at 4 Fairfield Heights, Sherborne DT9 4HH together with a cheque for the full cost or a non returnable deposit of £10 with the balance payable by 7th June. This is to tell the guides and refreshment venues our numbers in good time. If you wish confirmation of your booking, let us know. Once the full sum has been paid, you will be reminded in the month before the trip and moneys will only be returned in exceptional circumstances.
Numbers are limited to 30 with a waiting list available. Visitors are welcome as well as members and in the event of more applications than available spaces, seats will be allotted on a first come first paid basis. So members may think it wise to book early.
If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact either Michael Morrell on 01935 873535 or E Mail [email protected] or between 26th February and 25th March Les or Brenda Graney on 01963 371668 or E Mail [email protected]


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|North Central had a big day on offense at Illinois Wesleyan.
North Central athletics file photo by Steve Woltmann
Wesley knocked off its unbeaten archrival, North Central handled Illinois Wesleyan, St. Thomas had to rally down two scores in the fourth quarter and Bethel made sure everyone knew it was ranked for a reason in Saturday's Division III football Top 25 action.
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Wesley missed an extra point with 61 seconds to play, missed another in overtime, Khaaliq Burroughs threw five interceptions and Wesley still knocked off its archrival, defeating No. 18 Salisbury 19-13. The loss is the first on the season for the Sea Gulls after eight consecutive wins. The Wolverines held the option offense of the Sea Gulls to 195 yards, all of them on the ground. Wesley improved to 6-3, 5-3 in the NJAC, with all three losses coming by one point apiece.
Devinne Greene had three of the five Sea Gull interceptions, one of which set Salisbury up on the 41-yard line and led to its second touchdown, giving his team a 13-0 lead.
North Central scored 24 consecutive points from the second to fourth quarter and the No. 10 Cardinals pulled away to a 38-20 victory at No. 13 Illinois Wesleyan. After a 24-yard touchdown pass by Brandon Bauer tied the game at 14 apiece late in the second quarter, the Cardinals immediately answered,as Cameron Moore returned the ensuing kickoff 94 yards for a touchdown to allow NCC to retake the lead. The Cardinals opened the second half with a 63-yard touchdown drive to take the lead, then followed with a 98-yard drive early in the fourth. Broc Rutter made an 86-yard completion to Michael Sfikas on third-and-14, then ran the ball in from 6 yards out on the next play to give North Central a three-touchdown advantage.
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St. Thomas took its first lead with 2:28 left in the game and the No. 7-ranked Tommies rallied to win 14-13 at Gustavus Adolphus. The Tommies, who were shut out through three quarters for the first time since the 2011 national semifinals at UW-Whitewater, brought in Ronnie Jones at quarterback after Jacques Perra went 10-for-17 for 54 yards with two interceptions. Jones led the Tommies on a touchdown drive early in the fourth quarter to cut the lead to 13-7. Later in the quarter, Mark Dowdle ran out of the end zone with a fake punt to keep the Tommies' drive alive and Jones followed by hitting Gabe Green for a 28-yard touchdown pass on fourth-and-8 to take the lead.
It was just Jones' fifth completion on the afternoon. He attempted 17 passes.
"Sometimes you need a little spark," Tommies coach Glenn Caruso said on St. Thomas' radio postgame show. "Sometimes that comes through defensive pressure, sometimes no-huddle offense, sometimes a personnel change."
Bethel picked off Augsburg quarterbacks four times and six players scored rushing touchdowns as the No. 25 Royals rolled past Augsburg 75-0. The Auggies managed just 155 yards of total offense. Bethel and St. Thomas square off at Bethel next Saturday, with the winner in good shape for an at-large bid to the playoffs.
Joseph Ortiz caught 18 passes for 170 yards and Brockport's Rashad Baker caught four passes, all of them on defense and one in the end zone in the closing seconds of a 21-16 win vs. Cortland. The Red Dragons fell to 7-2, 5-2 in the Empire 8, while Brockport improved to 9-0, 6-0 and clinched the conference's automatic bid. Cortland managed 66 rushing yards, but just 171 passing yards on 44 attempts, including five interceptions.
Leading 37-13 with 10 and a half minutes left, Linfield seemed to have its game well in hand. But Puget Sound came back to score 22 points in six minutes, taking a 41-40 lead with less than a minute to play. That only set up Wyatt Smith for some last-minute heroics, however, as he hit J.D. Lasswell for a 59-yard touchdown pass with 35 seconds to go to give No. 23 Linfield the 47-41 win.
D'Angelo Fulford completed 14 of 18 passes for 236 yards and three scores, and Ernie Burkes ran for 126 yards and a touchdown as No. 1 Mount Union defeated Muskingum 52-10, clinching the automatic bid from the Ohio Athletic Conference for the second consecutive season. Danny Robinson had a pair of sacks and Andrew Roesch had four tackles for loss in the win.
No. 14 Trine clinched the automatic bid from the MIAA on Saturday as the Thunder defeated Adrian and Hope defeated Kalamazoo. Lamar Carswell finished 1 yard shy of averaging 10.0 yards per carry, going 26 carries for 259 yards and three touchdowns in Trine's 42-47 win. Brandon Winter threw for two touchdowns in nine pass attempts. Kalamazoo lost to Hope 33-7.
Conor Davies scored a pair of touchdowns and the No. 15 RPI defense held St. Lawrence to 19 yards rushing as the Engineers defeated the Saints, 27-20, to clinch the Liberty League title and the conference's automatic bid into the NCAA playoffs. RPI improved to 8-0, 4-0 in the LL heading into the regular season finale with archrival Union.
No. 16 Delaware Valley registered two defensive touchdowns and eight sacks as the Aggies rolled over King's 49-0. Michael Nobile tallied four tackles for loss and three sacks for Delaware Valley. Stevenson intentionally took a safety with three seconds left to ensure a 33-32 win over Lycoming which guarantees the Mustangs will finish in front of FDU-Florham in the MAC standings. If Delaware Valley and Misericordia finish tied for first without playing each other, Stevenson's position relative to FDU-Florham could decide which team gets the automatic bid.


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The RYA Diesel Engine one-day beginners course to help you prevent and solve diesel engine failure.
Mechanical failure is the main cause of rescue call-outs to cruisers. Basic maintenance and engine care will help ensure that you are not part of this statistic.
Most engine problems can be avoided by taking simple precautions, and you don't need a detailed mechanical knowledge.
This course teaches you how your engine works, how to keep it healthy by using basic checks and maintenance procedures, and how to get it started again in the event of a breakdown.
Whether you are a motor cruising enthusiast or you sail a yacht with an auxiliary diesel engine, this course could not just save you money, but one day could save your life.
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Transmissible gastroenteritis and swine epidemic diarrhea
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With the development of the pig industry, swine viral diarrhea has become one of the most serious diseases that harm pig production. There are three major pathogens of porcine viral diarrhea, namely TGEV, PEDV and RV. The pathogenic mechanism of the three viruses is very similar, and their clinical performance is similar. The most serious one is diarrhea caused by transmissible gastroenteritis, followed by porcine epidemic diarrhea, and porcine rotavirus is more diarrhea than the former two viruses. Relieve some. At the same time, several pathogenic mixed infections of viral diarrhea are common, and sometimes they are often mixed with pathogenic E. coli. Here, we will introduce porcine infectious gastroenteritis and porcine epidemic diarrhea and hope to help farmers.
1. Popular features
It is locally endemic and has obvious seasonality, especially in autumn and winter and winter and spring. It is prone to change when the weather changes suddenly. Mainly through the respiratory and digestive tract infections. When the climate is mutated, it is prone to occur and the epidemic rate is rapid. The pigs have water-like diarrhea, and the color grass is green and odor, and then the whole group of swine diarrhea is induced. Several kinds of pathogenic mixed infections are more common. All age groups of pigs can be affected. Mortality after onset is closely related to age. The younger the age, the shorter the course of disease and the higher the mortality rate.
2. Clinical symptoms
Porcine transmissible gastroenteritis is an acute gastrointestinal infection in pigs caused by the transmissible gastroenteritis virus. Clinical manifestations are vomiting, severe diarrhea, and dehydration. The mortality rate of piglets within 2 weeks of age is high. It is an OIE requirement. Class B disease. Sudden and severe vomiting and watery diarrhea are the main clinical symptoms of the disease, affecting the entire population in a matter of days. Undigested curd pellets are found in the pig's feces and stinky. Resistant piglets are hindered by growth and development.
Porcine epidemic diarrhea is a highly contactable intestinal infectious disease in pigs caused by porcine epidemic diarrhea virus. It is characterized by vomiting, diarrhea and loss of appetite. Both the clinical symptoms and pathological changes are related to transmissible gastroenteritis in pigs. Very similar, but the mortality rate of suckling piglets is low. The sick pigs began to have a slightly elevated body temperature or were still normal, depressed in spirit, loss of appetite, followed by drainage stools, grayish yellow or gray, and vomiting occurred in some piglets after eating or sucking milk.
3. Pathological changes
The major lesions of porcine transmissible gastroenteritis and porcine epidemic diarrhea are in the stomach and small intestine, and there are few macroscopic lesions in other organs. Pigs infected with transmissible gastroenteritis are full of curd blocks in the stomach, and gastric mucosa is sometimes severely bleeding. The small intestine becomes thin and translucent, and the intestine is filled with yellow-green or gray-white liquid containing bubbles and undigested curd lumps. For pigs with epidemic diarrhea, the digestive tract showed small intestine dilatation, yellow fluid, and intestinal mucosal and mesenteric hyperemia.
4. Comprehensive prevention and control
Both of these swine diseases belong to the virus disease. In general, it takes 2 to 3 years to be an onset period. However, due to the intractability of the disease, it is necessary to vaccinate sows during the autumn and add them to the daily diet of sows. "Mu Zi Kang" and "Yi Mei Jian." Once onset, adult pigs can take oral medications, and Jin Liwei supplements it with vitamins and injects antibiotics in the feed. Generally, it can be restored within 5 to 7 days after drug treatment. However, if there is no weaned piglet, the mortality rate is high and there is no cure for it. However, it is still necessary to use antibiotics for sick pigs to prevent the secondary infection of other diseases.
Strengthen feeding and management, improve the degree of dryness, temperature, and ventilation of the house; control dehydration and timely provide electrolyte supplements. In addition to rehydration of diseased pigs, use astringent drugs, such as: tannic acid protein, palygorskite, medicinal charcoal, etc. Atropine should also be supplemented to those severely paralyzed, and interferon can be used if economic conditions permit.
Porcine viral diarrhea, especially porcine transmissible gastroenteritis and swine epidemic diarrhea, is a type of infectious disease that brings huge economic losses to pig farms. Every year in the winter and spring seasons, most areas of our country have occurred or even become epidemic. Proper immunization with high-antigen high-quality vaccines, combined with comprehensive health and management measures, are the main ways to prevent and control viral diarrhea in pigs, such as transmissible gastroenteritis and porcine epidemic diarrhea.


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Question- How did Shakespeare impact the art of theatre to this day
Thesis- Shakespeare influenced the world in his early life, middle life, and later life
Early Life
"Shakespeare used language of startling originality to portray many-sided characters and tell fascinating stories"(Lander).Shakespeare's form of writing in plays was important to how plays would be written in today's theater. His form was so unique that it would change the perspective of theater. This shows that through his early life he affected theater in many ways.
"By 1612, Shakespeare had become England's most successful playwright"(Lander). Shakespeare's plays for so famous in England that he became the best play writer. He would soon be world renowned for his plays. This quote shows how early in his career he would already impact theater greatly to this day.
"Shakespeare often writes so ill that you hesitate to believe he could ever write supremely well.… There are passages in his work in which he reaches such heights of literary art as since his time no mortal has found accessible"(Henley). This quote says that when he was writing his plays, he would write in such a specific way that no person would be able to believe that he would write it. This shows that in his early years in the theater business he would find himself known for the way he wrote his plays. This explains how he effected theater to this day through his early years.
Middle Life
"When we go see a play, it is the movement of the words rather than the movement of the scenery that delights us"(Anderson).This quote shows that when watching his plays, viewers were moved by the words rather than the scenery of the theater. This quote shows how Shakespeare's middle life of plays moved people through words and only words, this would inspire many plays to this day based on Shakespeare's plays.
"It is important that we understand Shakespeare's theater because it influenced how he wrote his plays"(Anderson). This quote says that there was more to the process of writing a good play and Shakespeare showed that through his plays. This shows that through his middle life, Shakespeare was able to show that there's more to writing a good play, and affected the way plays are written to this day.
"This was the age of print and the 'New Learning', of translation and dissemination, of Magellan and Drake, of the beginnings of modern history writing and the creation of a new past for the newly Protestant kingdom of England"(Shakespeare). This quote is explaining that Shakespeare always knew what he was doing when he wrote his plays and started a new way of writing plays.This quote shows how his middle life affected theater to this day by showing his way of how his plays were written.
Later Life
"Royal Shakespeare company is an English theater organization dedicated to presenting the plays of William Shakespeare and other playwrights of his time, modern classical dramas, and new works" (Shakespeare). The Shakespeare company is just one of many reasons of his use of plays after death. His work was so good that others still continued to live on his legacy he has left in the world. This shows how in his later life he impacted the world of theater greatly.
"Scholars from all parts of the world come to the Folger Shakespeare Library for research in Shakespeare studies, history, and literature" (Scholars). This quote is saying that library is so filled with books on Shakespeare that people around the world who study Shakespeare come to that library. This shows that Shakespeare was so important that so many books are about him. This shows that through his whole life in the work of theater that he is still being studied and people still seem to be fascinated with his work to this day, this shows how Shakespeare affected theater to this day through his later life.
"Since his death, Shakespeare's plays have been almost continually performed, in non-English-speaking nations as well as those where English is the native tongue; they are quoted more than the works of any other single author"(Lander). This is explaining how after Shakespeare's death, his plays still continued to flourish around the world. This quote tells how Shakespeare has affected people so much that it is even showed places around the world.
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The sales in France have started, the winter sales running from the 11th of January to the 14th of February.
I've bought a few items, but I'm waiting till they cut the prices again, Paul bought him self a pair of shoes, but then Paul finds it hard to resist a shoe sale.
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Miriam Fire Update
Fire Information Line: 360-481-0031
August 24, 2018 – 9 a.m. Acres: Miriam Fire – 4,144 Clear Fork Fire -47 Percent Containment: 30% Start Date: 07/30/18 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: Area Closures are issued and placed for the protection and safety of the public and firefighters. Area Closures have been in place on the Okanogan-Wenatchee and Gifford Pinchot National Forests for area, trails, and roads near the Miriam and Clear Fork Fires since August 8 and 15th. Yesterday, two people entered the Area Closure and fired rifles in the direction of our firefighters. This caused fire operations to halt in the ski area and that section of fireline to be evacuated until the situation could be resolved. It is unlawful to enter these areas. An interactive map on the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest webpage, allows for determining if your favorite hunting or hiking area is within an Area Closure. See the following website for more information and interactive map https://tinyurl.com/yb67jobt For your safety, please refrain from entering these closures. Personnel/Resources: 2-Type 2 hand crews, 3 Type 2 IA hand crews,1-camp crew, 1- heavy lift helicopter, 1-medium lift helicopter, 1-light lift helicopter, 9-engines, 1-dozer, 7-water tenders, 2-mastacators and 1-forwarder processor for 295 total personnel. Location: Two miles east of White Pass Ski Area, within the Goat Rocks Wilderness on the Naches Ranger District, 13 miles east of Packwood, WA. Cause: Lightning Values at Risk: White Pass area and ski resort; homes and organizational camps at Clear and Rimrock Lakes; Wilderness; late successional reserve; northern spotted owl and other wildlife habitat; bull trout habitat; and state highway 12. Estimated Incident Containment or completion: 9/30/2018
Smoke Information: Smoke concentrations in the area have lifted with increased winds. For further smoke information visit http://wasmoke.blogspot.com/p/state.html or https://www.airnow.gov/
Current Situation on the Miriam Fire: The Miriam Fire remains a full suppression fire. Yesterday morning, a spot of heat was identified on infra-red map from the previous night's detection flight. The spot was outside of the containment lines east of Tieton Meadows and on the east side of the Tieton River. The smoke was too dense for the air attack plane to leave Yakima to investigate therefore firefighters hiked into the area to verify the spot. Firefighters verified a 3 ½ acre burned area. Helicopters were called to the location and began to drop buckets of water to keep the spot fire in check. In other areas of the fire, intense heat remains in both Miriam and Hell Creeks, on the ridge below Shoe Lake, and along Tieton Meadows. These locations are burning within the containment lines and closely monitored. Firefighters continued to monitor the containment line extended from Forest Road (FR) 1207 to Tieton Meadows searching for additional spot fires. The FR 1207 road/containment line is in patrol/mop up stage. Vegetative debris generated from preparing 1204 as contingency lines is on-going. The chipping activity is ongoing along FR 1200-540. Structure protection group has completed removing firefighting equipment from the organizational camps. A large contingent of firefighters are prepared to defend the White Ski Pass lodges if the fire reaches the area. Foldable tanks of water and hoses with sprinklers have been laid out and prepared along High Camp Lodge. Fire managers have a high confidence these areas are secure. Firefighters are remaining vigilant and ready to respond to any increased fire threats and new fire starts. Current Situation on the Clear Fork Fire: A low intensity ground fire continues to spread gradually due to the rolling of burning debris on steep slopes. This fire will continue to be monitored closely with aerial resources. Weather and Fire Behavior: A dry, cold front moved through the area last night bringing cooler temperatures and gusty winds. Temperatures are forecasted for 65-70 degrees with relative humidity of 40-45%. West/northwest winds of 8-12 mph and gusts to 18 mph are expected. Dry cold fronts are a watch-out situation for firefighters with dry air and gusty winds. Fire activity in open timber will be low with pockets of moderate activity. Burning will be intense in areas of dense, large diameter fuels. Evacuations: Evacuation levels remain the same. The need for these levels are evaluated daily. Please see the Yakima County Office of Emergency Management Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/yakimacountyoem for a full description.
Closures: Area Closures are in effect on the Okanogan-Wenatchee and Gifford Pinchot National Forests. Find maps and a list of affected sites at https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/6066/ Fire managers are aware of the upcoming hunting seasons and closures will be assessed frequently. Increased fire restrictions have been implemented on the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. Please see https://www.fs.usda.gov/goto/fire-restrictions for a full description. The Pacific Crest Trail is closed from Elk Pass to White Pass. A detour is available. Please see the Pacific Crest Trail Association website at https://www.pcta.org/discover-the-trail/closures/ for current closure maps.
A Temporary Flight Restriction remains in place over the two fire areas as a safety precaution to aerial firefighting resources. Please consult the notice to airmen for specifics.
Local businesses remain open. Please consider showing your support by shopping in the local communities.
Nationally an estimated 90% of wildfires are human caused. In some states, this number increase to 95% or more. Learn more about the One Less Spark Campaign at http://www.readyforwildfire.org/one-less-spark-campaign
Locally, fire danger is very high to extreme so please be careful with any sparks and burning materials while enjoying the outdoors. Please use extra caution while parking at trailheads to avoid areas of tall grass. Those towing trailers are cautioned to shorten safety chains to prevent dragging and generating sparks.
For Online Miriam Fire Updates visit:
Inciweb at https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/6066/
Miriam Fire Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/MiriamFire
Incident Management Team: Northwest Incident Management Team 8, Incident Command Doug Johnson.


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International Dependence Day: A New Holiday
I have been reflecting about Independence Day ever since this past July 4. Besides commemorating America's independence from England, for Joyce and me it is also a celebration of independence in general, our personal freedom. Our personal independence allows us to choose our lives, live them however we want, decide who we marry, what kind of work we do, if we want to have children, and the religion or spiritual path we follow. Independence gives us freedom of choice.
In all this celebration of independence, however, we can easily forget an equally important thing … dependence. Dependence is rarely celebrated. Instead, it is too often seen as something negative, an unfortunate condition of the weak. The obvious dependence of babies and children, the clear way they need their parents, is usually seen as a temporary state. Children will grow up and become independent, and often this process is hurried by the parents. Many children receive the message that dependence equals weakness. They feel the pressure to grow up and become independent.
Saying Goodbye to Childhood and Dependence?
I remember feeling this pressure and the sadness of saying goodbye to my childhood. I also remember needing to armor myself against the lack of safety and my sensitivity. I remember riding home after school one day on the school bus. The boy sitting behind me didn't like me and was picking a fight with me. I was a timid, introverted thirteen-year-old. In that moment, I literally hid away that sensitive child and put on the disguise of a tough fighter. The bus stopped. I got out, followed by the instigator and his friends, who circled around to watch me get beaten up. I adopted a fighting stance with my fists up, like I'd seen in the movies. I must have looked formidable enough, because it kept him away. However, that and a number of other moments like it, also sealed off the child part of me. It has taken years for me to reclaim my inner child.
Sometimes I have gotten a little carried away in the celebration of my need and dependence. Once, a number of years ago, Joyce and I were invited to lead one day of a longer training program. We were brought in as the "relationship experts." For some reason, I especially addressed the importance of need and dependence in our relationships. Perhaps I sensed the resistance in the room, so I became quite vulnerable about my pain and struggle to find my inner child and his deep need for love and nurturing. Finally, someone spoke, "Barry and Joyce, it seems you both are unaware of what we have been learning these past days. We have focused on standing in our full power, rather than the need and dependence of our inner child. Now I see that we can't be powerful until we embrace our dependence. Thank you."
From Hiding Our Deep Needs... to Accepting Our Dependence and Interdependence
In another workshop, I spoke passionately about my need for Joyce's love. During a break, a woman approached Joyce and said, "How can you stand it? Barry is so needy!" Rather than answer her, Joyce told her to wait, then ran to find me. She said, "Barry, there's a woman who thinks you're too needy." It brought such a smile to my face. I rushed up to the woman Joyce had pointed out and said, "Really! You think I'm too needy. Thank you so much. That means so much to me."
When the group reconvened, I could hardly contain myself. I shared with everyone what had happened and how happy it made me. Someone really saw the depth of my need and dependence. No matter that it turned her off. It was so refreshing to not hide my dependence from myself and others. It took so much energy to push away my dependence.
Our real independence is our acceptance of our dependence. As long as we hide or ignore our inner child who needs love, we are not free. When I finally realized how much I need Joyce, I felt free at last.
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The Difference Between "Need" and "Neediness"
Remember the difference between "need" and "neediness." Many people, like the woman in our workshop, don't realize they are two different things. "Neediness" expects someone else to give you what you need. It is other-directed and, unless perhaps you are a small child or infant, usually a turn-off. "Need" is inner-directed. It expects nothing from anyone else.
In my early years of awakening to my need, I would sometimes call Joyce from my job in the middle of the day and announce, "Joyce, I'm feeling my need for your love." Joyce knew I did not expect anything from her. It was simply a celebration of my dependence. She would smile and thank me, and feel my cherishing of her.
Our Independence Keeps Us Separate and Separated
Our highest dependence is on God. It is our independence that often keeps us separate from the highest power in the universe. When we feel our complete dependence upon divine love, we feel like a child being held by the most perfect parents.
One of my favorite stories is about the disciple who approached his teacher and urgently said, "I must know God. Please help me, Master." The teacher brought his disciple down to the river and proceeded to hold the disciple's head under water. At first the disciple thought, "How great, he is baptizing me so I can be born anew." After a minute or so, and he was running out of air, the disciple had a new thought, "Why is my master drowning me?" When he finally saw the bubbles and understood his disciple was out of air, the teacher lifted the student's head out of the water and spoke, "When your need for God is just as great as your need for air, then you will know God."
I hereby nominate a new international holiday: Dependence Day. We could celebrate Dependence Day by reflecting upon and expressing our need for one another, our interdependence, as well as our need for the divine. We could rejoice in the dependence of our inner child, and thus really feel loved.
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Book co-authored by Barry Vissell:
The Shared Heart Relationship: Relationship Initiations and Celebrations
by Joyce & Barry Vissell.
This book is for those of us who are learning the beauty and power of the monogamous or committed relationship. For the deeper we go with one other person, the more we learn about ourselves. In addition, the less we hide in ourselves, the more our heart is available to others, and the deeper our capacity for joy.
For more info and/or to order this book.
About the Author(s)
Joyce & Barry Vissell, a nurse/therapist and psychiatrist couple since 1964, are counselors near Santa Cruz, CA. They are widely regarded as among the world's top experts on conscious relationship and personal growth. They are the authors of The Shared Heart, Models of Love, Risk To Be Healed, The Heart's Wisdom, Meant To Be, and A Mother's Final Gift.
Here are a few opportunities to bring more love and growth into your life, at the following events led by Barry and Joyce Vissell: Jul 21-26, 2019 — Shared Heart Summer Retreat at Breitenbush Hot Springs, OR; Sep 24-30, 2019 — Assisi Retreat, Italy; and Jun 7-14, 2020 — Shared Heart Alaska Cruise For further information on counseling sessions by phone or in person, their books, recordings or their schedule of talks and workshops. Visit their web site at SharedHeart.org.
Two Recent Books (2018) by the Vissells:
To Really Love a Woman
by Barry and Joyce Vissell.
How does a woman really need to be loved? How can her partner help to bring out her deepest passion, her sensuality, her creativity, her dreams, her joy, and at the same time allow her to feel safe, accepted and appreciated? This book gives tools to the readers to more deeply honor their partners. Although these writings refer mostly to heterosexual women and men, there is a wealth of information for LGBTQ. Our focus, after all, is how to deeply love another person, whether it be a man or a woman.
Click here for more info and/or to order this book
To Really Love a Man
by Joyce and Barry Vissell.
How does a man really need to be loved? How can his partner help to bring out his sensitivity, his emotions, his strength, his fire, and at the same time allow him to feel respected, secure, and acknowledged? This book gives tools to the readers to more deeply honor their partners. Although these writings refer mostly to heterosexual women and men, there is a wealth of information for LGBTQ. Our focus, after all, is how to deeply love another person, whether it be a man or a woman.


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NPC calls for accelerating completion of prioritized projects
TEHRAN - The managing director of Iran's National Petrochemical Company (NPC) has stressed the need for accelerating the completion process of prioritized petrochemical projects across the country, Shana reported.
"NPC will maximize collaboration with all the country's petrochemical subsectors in order to identify and eliminate the obstacles and challenges in the way of completing the industry's important projects," Behzad Mohammadi said in a meeting with the managers of petrochemical holdings and companies on Saturday.
Speaking in the meeting, the official underlined the barriers and challenges facing the petrochemical industry and outlined the deterrent factors in the development of the prioritized projects.
The attendees further explored and introduced necessary solutions to facilitate the completion and implementation of such projects.
Last week, Mohammad Bossaqzadeh, director of projects at NPC, said NPC is planning on completing the petrochemical value chain in Assaluyeh petrochemical zone in southwestern Bushehr province.
"Development of mid-stream and downstream projects in Assaluyeh has for long been considered as a strategy for NPC," he said.
Petrochemical industry is one of the most important pillars of Iran's economy and one of the main suppliers of foreign currency especially euro for the country.
According to Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Namdar Zanganeh, the country is currently producing 62 million tons of petrochemical products annually and with the new projects going on stream the number is expected to jump to 65.5 million tons further cementing the Islamic country's stance as a major petrochemical supplier to the world markets.


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Menorah Contest December 18, 2016
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Winners will be judged at the Youth and Scout Chanukah Party
Sunday December 18, 2016 2 pm
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China has massive reforestation program
Dear EarthTalk: I've heard that China and other nations have gone gangbusters with reforestation projects that are ambitious enough to have a significant impact of cutting carbon emissions. Why aren't we also doing this here in the U.S.?
Mickie Infurcia
Hamden, Conn.
A recent Boston University (BU) study tracking satellite data of vegetation coverage found that the world is indeed getting greener overall, largely thanks to an ambitious reforestation program underway in China.
"China alone accounts for 25% of the global net increase in leaf area with only 6.6% of global vegetated area," says lead researcher Chi Chen of BU's Department of Earth and Environment. "This is equal to the net greening in the three largest countries, Russia, the United States and Canada, that together hold 31% of the global vegetated area."
China's reforestation efforts date back to the 1970s when the government started requiring every citizen over age 11 to plant at least three saplings every year to augment official government-backed reforestation projects. The result has been the planting of some 66 billion trees across some 12,000 miles of Northern China over the last few decades, with the so-called "Great Green Wall of China" expected to snake along some 2,800 continuous miles by 2050.
China isn't the only country hell-bent on reforestation. Pakistan embarked on its Billion Tree Tsunami campaign in 2014 and is well on its way of achieving its goal of restoring healthy forests to some 350,000 hectares of degraded land. Meanwhile, Australia's "20 Million Trees Program" aims to re-establish green corridors and urban forests across the country while mitigating climate impacts by facilitating the planting of 20 million trees by 2020. Another major reforestation effort with global impact is happening in Brazil, where the nonprofit Conservation International is helping restore 30,000 of the hardest hit hectares across the so-called "arc of deforestation" in the Amazon rainforest as a key part of that country's Paris climate agreement goal of reforesting 12 million hectares by 2030.
Here in the U.S., our forebears chopped down practically every tree they could until around 1920, but then we started to regain some of the lost tree cover over the next 40 years as abandoned farms reverted back to forest. Since then, we are barely net positive in forest cover as tree planting campaigns by the U.S. Forest Service and the nonprofit Arbor Day Foundation have made up for losses from development and logging. That said, increased reforestation is not a major part of American efforts to meet climate mitigation targets given more practical ways we can achieve quicker overall emissions reductions.
Beyond the U.S., though, there is still lots of "low-hanging fruit" around the world in the form of other areas that would be good candidates for reforestation.


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If it is the UV rays in summer than it is the cold that makes the skin dull and hard in winters. In winters, we tend to drink less water which makes the skin less hydrated. Also, the laziness due to cold makes us show less care to our skin. These possible reasons make the skin less glowing, dull and less radiant. What you actually need is something that can fix this problem and believe me there is no other a better remedy than homemade face masks. Just take care of what you eat and follow any one remedy given below. You will surely become able to seize the radiance back to the skin.
Let's Not Wait And Read More About These Face Masks
1. Egg Yolk And Olive Oil
Even Greeks are fan of olive oil for its wonderful moisturizing properties. The vitamin a present helps in preventing the skin flakiness. Egg yolk is blessed with proteins and many other skin softening agents. With continuous usage, you will find visible changes in the skin texture and the skin will become replenished and creamy. Don't you aspire such skin if yes, then do follow the method below.In ½ cup of olive oil, add about 2 egg yolks. Whisk properly before apply. Keep the layer uniform on your face. Do apply 2 layers of this paste to ensure that all your skin is covered. Finally after giving it 10 minutes, wash off with lukewarm water.
2. Chocolate Face Mask
Now it is time to begin your winters with a sweet note. Chocolates comes with multiple benefits when it concerns the face. It has endless anti-oxidants and compounds that help to delay the signs of ageing due to the harsh weather environmental effects. Especially for dry skin, chocolate face mask is no less than a boon. Chocolate face mask is like a sweet dessert to the face. After applying, you will feel as if you have applied a fresh cream.To prepare this homemade face mask, take a bowl and add ¼ cup of honey, 1/3 cup of cocoa powder, 3 teaspoon of oats and 2 teaspoon of milk cream. Mix and then transfer to a blender. After a good blitz, apply all over your face in an even manner. Do let it rest for 15 minutes and then wash your face with lukewarm water.
3. Yoghurt and Honey Face Mask
Yoghurt refreshes the skin while honey moisturizes it. In winters, the skin becomes hard and less hydrated as we drink less water. You may avoid these problems with this face pack. It will hydrate the skin, make it experience less damage from UV rays and remove its problems with the antioxidants.Add 1 teaspoon of natural honey in ¼ cup of natural plain yoghurt. Mix well and then apply on your skin. Wash it off after waiting for some 10 minutes. Stick to this face mask once every week.
4. Vanilla, Baking Soda and Oatmeal Face Mask
It is baking soda, & oatmeal that you will easily find in almost every kitchen. Together with vanilla, these can be used to form an effective face mask for skin care in winters. Vanilla with its soothing aroma unwinds the senses and gives spa feel, oatmeal exfoliates the skin and baking soda clears any kind of marks on the skin. With this paste, the skin will definitely be glowing and smooth.To prepare this face mask, mix 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract and oatmeal in a bowl. Do add 1//2 teaspoon of baking soda and mix to give it the consistency of a paste. Apply on your face and keep for some 15 minutes. Wash off later but before that do remove it with a towel that is dipped in lukewarm water. This will keep the flakiness and the dry skin away.
5. Papaya and Honey
All thanks to the natural enzymes, antioxidants and flavonoids present in papaya that this face mask has become extremely significant for preventing wrinkles also. Using this paste, you can actually make your skin as soft as papaya's skin. If you spent time worrying about fine lines and age spots, this face mask will solve that also.Scoop two teaspoon of ripe papaya pulp in a bowl and add 1 teaspoon of natural honey to it. Mix well to form a medium consistency paste and then apply uniformly on your face. Keep for some time 10 to 20 minutes or until it is air dry. Remove with the help of the wet cloth. Rinse after this.
6. Carrot, Honey and Rose Water Facial Mask
This is one of the most used and recommended face mask for the overall care. Full of beta-carotene and vitamin A, this face pack boasts the collagen building thus maintaining the elasticity of the skin. It has honey that nourishes the skin and even water is mixed that calms down the skin prone to acnes. In short, this is a complete moisturizing face mask meant for winter skin care. Well, it does not mean that it cannot be used in summer.To prepare this face mask, add ½ cup carrot cut into small pieces, with 1 teaspoon each of honey and rose water in a bowl. Whisk for some time to make a smooth paste and then give you skin a good exposure of this mask. Keep for some 15 to 20 minutes or until it is half dry. Finally rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. Repeat twice every week and you will blessed with a smooth and glowing skin.
7. Milk Face Mask
This one is the simplest but an effective face mask for tired skin in winters. In winters, most of the time, we are lazy enough to show proper care for our skin but this habit of our can take away the beauty of our skin. Don't worry, just apply the milk face mask for its moisturizing property. It bears maximum benefits if the skin is dry. Milk face mask also helps in balancing the natural pH of the skin thus warding off any damage caused to the skin till now. This regime works fabulous as a moisturizer.Take a bowl and add ¼ cup of buttermilk, 1 teaspoon of sour cream and ½ cup of yoghurt. Mix these ingredients properly so as to form a paste. Now apply the paste evenly on all over your face. Keep for some 5- 10 minutes and then wash off with cold water. Pat dry and proceed with a moisturizing cream.


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Fifteen year-old Lux has spent her life going from foster family to foster family. She has finally decided to become an emancipated minor. During her journey through the legal maze, Lux finds her biological father, 30-something Nate "Baze" Bazile, who lives above a bar and is astonished to learn he has a daughter. Lux learns that her mother is Cate Cassidy, a star on local radio, along with her boyfriend, Ryan Thomas. A judge decides to grant temporary custody of Lux to Baze and Cate instead of emancipating her.
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This SnapBack hat pays homage to the greatest herbalist of our time . Alfredo bowman born in Honduras better known as dr sebi is the greatest herbalist of our time. He posted in the late 80s in a few magazines that he had a cure for hiv and was arrested by the police for false advertising because he used the word cure. He had no schooling and his case was taken to the Supreme Court, where he proved that he had the cure and stated that the cause of all diseases is mucus and can be found in any location of the body. He also had several witnesses who stated that his herbal remedies and treatments cured them from numerous types cancers. This resulted in him being the only herbalist to win in the Supreme Court as to having the cure for aids still till this date.He created the African bio mineral balance which is a list of foods and herbs that are least mucus forming in the body and restores the 102 minerals that the body is made of by restoring the electricity that the body naturally produces when you eat electrical or alkaline foods and drink natural spring water with a ph level or 7.0 or higher. Alfredo bowman also stated that all diseases are caused by mucus, which can be forming in any location of the body. The way you cure it is by eating natural alkaline foods/ herbs,fasting and detoxing. Cancer can't survive in a alkaline setting therefore you want to keep your body regulated at 7.0 to be neural or 7.5 to be on the safe side and alkaline.
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