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N3 asked the Mayors of our local cities to provide us with a bit of a review of the past year as well as a little preview for what might be coming down the pike for 2020.
Our first offering featured the city of Grant.
Our next piece visited the county seat of White Cloud
Then we headed west to get the skinny on Fremont
And now we hear from Newaygo the city where a river definitely runs through it.
The basic purpose of city government is to maintain city facilities, address zoning and building regulations, and promote that city's economic development, in addition to providing law enforcement and fire protection. The City of Newaygo entered 2019 prepared to focus on proactive projects and creative solutions to challenges in these areas.
In March the City Council approved a 5-year Master Plan which was the culmination of two years of work among community stakeholders, local citizens, and city employees. Among other things, the Master Plan provides a framework for land use development and will guide zoning decisions to make sure that the desires of the community are converted into action. The next step is for the various city committees to approve the zoning ordinances necessary to support this Plan, which is anticipated to take up to two years.
Adequate housing remains a challenge, and city officials remain committed to providing affordable housing options to city residents and newcomers. Several new homes have been built in the last few years, with plans in place for more construction projects, including multi-family dwellings.
2019 was year two of the "I Am Newaygo" initiative intended to encourage stakeholders like city residents and employees to work closely with elected and appointed community leaders. "I Am Newaygo" actively solicits input and community engagement through a series of meetings. Residents are encouraged to provide their input via these meetings and on the "I Am Newaygo" facebook page.
Upgrading the city sewage and lift stations and wastewater facility continued, and this project is expected to be completed by year-end of 2020. This is one of the silent, but extremely necessary, projects that the city proactively addresses.
Thanks to Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) grants there are some very visible projects taking place. The Community Development Block Grant, or "Façade Grant" has made it possible for Northwoods General Store and Market 41/Muskegon River Inn to embark on major renovation projects. Brickwork, new windows, and interior refurbishing are just some of the things taking place at these two businesses.
Developing and maintaining an attractive and accessible Riverfront is an underlying goal for the City of Newaygo. With that in mind, the Michigan Land Bank Authority Grant paid for the demolition of three deteriorated buildings behind The Stream. This was a proactive move in preparation for future development.
"Walkability" is a relatively new concept to Newaygo, and it simply means working together to facilitate the continuous flow of traffic while providing for the safety of bicyclists and pedestrians. To that end, the bridge over the Muskegon River was restriped to convert traffic to one lane in each direction with left-turn lanes at the M-82 intersection and Wood and Water streets. This has reduced traffic speed and limited blind left turns at the intersections, making it safer for walkers and bikers and should reduce traffic accidents.
In October, the City Council approved an expenditure of $123,500 to hire U.P. Engineers & Architects Inc. as the engineering firm for the Newaygo Crossing Pedestrian Bridge Project. The proposed bridge will be a pedestrian structure to connect Henning Park and the end of Wood Street and allow safe travels between downtown Newaygo and the park. This initial expenditure will cover survey and soil boring work on the bridge. The City is also researching various grant opportunities to help finance this venture.
The City of Newaygo is not exempt from the current opioid epidemic and in January the City Council approved a request to locate "Randy's House" in the city limits. This residence is considered a prevention (not treatment) facility and is annually inspected by the State of Michigan. It offers recovery coaching, peer support and a direct connection to community resources; and it does not accept violent criminal or sex offenders as residents.
Throughout 2019 Newaygo saw two major employer expansions. Both GM Wood Products and Magna International expanded their facilities and increased their number of employees with support from the City of Newaygo. A growing employment base is a sign of a healthy community and underscores the necessity of providing adequate housing which is all addressed in the new Master Plan.
The Newaygo Police Department works very proactively with the schools and community to prevent crimes before they happen. Over the summer they introduced a Cop Card program similar to baseball trading cards. Each officer has their own Cop Card to hand out to youngsters in an attempt to familiarize children with the officers of the community as well as build relationships between the officers and young people.
During the spring of 2019, the NPD received a grant to purchase a TruNarc hand-held narcotics device that tests drugs through packaging without having to open the package. This will aid Newaygo and other county officers in their fight against drug abuse.
After the resignation of Fire Chief Jason Wolford due to job conflicts, Travis Kroll was named as Newaygo Fire Chief mid-way through 2019. Through various fund-raising projects the NFD purchased an Auto Plus automated CPR system which frees up first responders to attend to other critical issues and alleviates stress and fatigue on those persons performing CPR.
City infrastructure is being maintained and improved, the economy continues to grow, challenges like housing are being addressed, and law enforcement and fire protection continue looking for proactive ways to keep citizens safe. The City ended 2019 poised to continue finding creative solutions that will ensure Newaygo remains a great place to live, work and recreate in the years to come.
Ed Fedell
Courtesy N3WH Staff
If you haven't hit The January Series playing this month at the Dogwood this looks to be a dynamite week featuring a quartet of intriguing offerings.
Remember the woman who had her life sentence commuted by the Prez after serving 21 years for a non violent drug crime? She's on tap Monday. How about the consummate storyteller Mitch Albom who fittingly is scheduled for Tuesday ('Tuesdays with Morrie' reference). On Wednesday Ann Compton will reflect on over 4 decades (and 7 Presidents) of covering the White House, Jeremy Everett will enlighten listeners about the dynamics of hunger and poverty on Thursday and for those who are tired of hearing the doom and gloom of how we are spiraling toward destruction, division and devastation Johan Norberg will present a bit of a counter as he speaks to some of the amazing strides being taken and just how far we've come.
12:30-1:30pm and again, if you're interested in securing a bargain lunch (5 bucks, who can beat it?) give a call a day ahead of time and you can munch while you learn.
Happy with how things are going down in Lansing?
Not happy with how things are going down in Lansing?
Well, either way State Senator Jon Bumstead is holding office hours in our fair county on Friday giving constituents the chance to stop in for a chat and ask questions about issues in our bipeninsular state rather than relying on rumors, innuendos, and your Uncle Mike.'s facebook posts for your info.
From 9-10am he'll be at Hesperia's Village Hall. From there he travels to the Newaygo County Building in White Cloud to be available from 11am-noon and finally a stop at City Hall in Grant with a 1-2pm time frame.
This Thursday the Social Night at Newaygo Brewing Co. features Vinyl. Yes those discs that once were relegated to thrift store bins have made a comeback. We have always valued the sound of those enticing discs and the library at N3 World Headquarters contains staggering numbers with some that go back to the pre stereo days (The first Bob Dylan album comes to mind). Not only can you hear the selections offered by hosts Mark Petz and Jordan Kinsey but if you bring in a selection or two of your own there's discounts on beer...never a bad thing. Downtown Newaygo 7-9pm.
And for those interested in what decisions are being made for our local schools there are two School Board meetings.
Newaygo- Monday 6pm
White Cloud- Monday 7:30pm
There you go folks. Some highlights for the coming week.
If you know of an activity or event worthy of mention send us an email at info@nearnorthnow.
And we'll be back with more later this week.
In the meantime….
"I like these cold gray winter days. Days like these let you really savor a bad mood."- Bill Watterson, Calvin and Hobbes
By Kathy Morrison
Photos By Rylan Edmistone
N3 friend and occasional contributor Kathy Morrison recently posted an opportunity for local folks to help with the ravages resulting from the disastrous fires down under.
Here she delivers a bit of a progress report on what's being done thus far with the money raised to assist the efforts of the Edmistone family, long time friends of their world wandering son, Max Morrison.
About 75 miles southwest of Sydney, nestled in "the bush" of New South Wales, lies Budgong, an area of once extreme beauty, dotted with small communities and farms, lush wooded landscapes, rolling hills which give way to mountainous areas and steep escarpments and to amazing views of the surrounding area. Home to more kangaroos, wombats, and wallabies than people, it is one of the numerous wildlife areas that was recently ravaged by the enormous wildfires that have grown and damaged so much of the Australian East coast landscape since September. Budgong is also home to Rylan Edmistone and his parents, Anne and Greg, friends of our son, Max, where he has visited and stayed numerous times. It is a place and landscape that Max loves dearly. Asking Max to describe the flora and fauna of that place, he reports, "The area is surrounded by Eucalyptus, Gum, and Iron Bark trees. In my experience: Everyday on a walkabout, it's almost certain or a good chance you'll see several wallabies spitting a trail of dust as they bounce away, lyrebirds gracefully tiptoeing through the underbrush, kookaburra with their tittering turning to a boisterous cachinnate, cockatoos squawking, willie wagtails out and about wagging their willies, goanas on the prowl for slurpy eggs, a snake or two - keep an eye out for red-bellies or browns, a family of pygmy possums if you're looking in the crannies, an occasional rambling echidna and of course those gentle beasts, the wombats, emerge at dusk. And I can't forget 'Old Swampy,' an old granny of a kangaroo that loves to pilfer from the fresh shoots of vines. Crafty as ever, even in her old age." It has been hard to get my head around Max's description and photos of Budgong against the photos I have been viewing recently. It is hard to imagine it was recently so idyllic until just a few short weeks ago when fire swept through– the woodlands now covered in ash with little cover or vegetation for the wildlife and the thought that so many of its animals have been lost. It pains me to think of area people, who have been through a living hell, as fire raged through their community, destroying so much in its path.
As we read stories and hear news reports about these colossal fires raging in Australia, we have all, most likely, become a bit more familiar with the country geographically. About the same land size as the U.S., minus Alaska and Hawaii, Australia is made up of six states: five on the mainland and one, the island state of Tasmania, lies some 150 miles from its southeastern coast. The Northwest Territory, Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria, New South Wales (NSW) and Queensland round out the six states. Each and every state has been hit by fires at some point over their 2019-2020 "fire season", which varies regionally depending on where you are at any given time and place in that vast country. Bush fires have always been a part of life in all of Australia. However, December 2019 was officially the hottest, driest year on record in "the Land Down-under", with numerous days reaching well above 100 degrees F. Officially the hottest place on Earth, on January 4th, Penrith, a town west of Sydney saw 120 degrees F. By late December, NSW was less than halfway through its traditional six month "fire season" which usually runs from October through March. This year, it began a month earlier and is proving to be one of the area's worse on record dues in part to the dry, hot conditions. Australia has been overly dry and experiencing drought in many locations for unusually long stretches. Weather conditions have, without question, increased the potential for and size of these infernos. However, another issue is at play in many of these fires which lies with land/fire management. Rylan Edmistone believes that a respect, knowledge, and use of some of these currently undervalued ways of the Aboriginal Australians need to make a comeback to help reduce the size and destructive force of the fires. Rylan describes what happened in his area and how fires of this magnitude might be reduced in the future. "After progressing north through the Ettrema Gorge Wilderness area of Morton National park, the 'Currowan Bushfire' burnt through the Budgong rural township area on the 4th of January. This particular fire has currently impacted 312000 hectares of country. The unprecedented heat and intensity of these fires is a direct result of negligent vegetation, biodiversity and land management practices post-the year 1788. We have ignored the deep-knowledge base of the first Australians. It is time to change. Three books that promote a way forward are: The Biggest Estate on Earth: How Aborigines Made Australiaby Bill Gammage, Call of the Reed Warbler- Charles Massy and Dark Emu byBruce Pascoe." Indeed, perhaps some of the older ways of managing the bushlands need to be brought back into practice. An interesting piece in the Sydney Morning Herald, told the story of a New South Wales resident who had hired someone practiced in this ancient technique, to conduct cultural burns on his land three years ago. These traditional fires are slow, low, and cooler than standard controlled burns. They take into consideration the landscapes, the flora and fauna and leave the canopy intact, having less impact on the animals of the area. The landowner credits the recent survival of his home through the fires to these Aboriginal Australian's techniques.
Perhaps there will be a renewed interest in this type of practice now that it is apparent that more effective management techniques need to be considered and used once again.
The immediate threat of fire is over in the Budgong area, though many fires remain out of control in Australia. The job of recovering has begun in many areas, including near the Edmistone's farm. We wanted to try to help the people of Australia in their recovery efforts, but after realizing that large fundraisers sometimes do not get money to places as swiftly as we would hope, we decided to send money directly to the Edmistones to allow them to use it for wildlife feeding and to help locals whose homes may have been damaged or lost in the fires. Knowing others in our community who wanted to give to Australia, we decided to extend the invitation to friends, family and our Newaygo County/Muskegon county area neighbors to give directly this way. As of January 16th, we have collected over $3200. An enormous thank you to all who have so generously given and a hearty thank you to those of you who plan to. We hope to collect all donations by the end of January, so there is still time to give. Any and all amounts are greatly appreciated. There are no overhead costs or salaries being taken from this money and all proceeds are being directly used to help the animals and people in the community near Budgong, NSW.
Already funds are being put to good use. The kangaroos, wombats, wallabies and possum as well as other critters who survived the fire are now able to find food and water at the stations that Rylan Edmistone and others have been setting up in the ash filled woodlands around their area. Between private lands that he can access and government lands, he has set feed/water stations over a 250 acre area. Obviously, animals outside that range would also be entering to seek food. He has reached out to others in his community who also want to help in this feeding effort for the animals who have so little left at present on which to survive. As owners of a family Bed and Breakfast, the Edmistones have extra space where they have kindly housed neighbors whose well and septic were ruined by fire and will continue to extend housing and food to those in need of accommodations due to their losses. Rylan and his mother, Anne, are also conferring with community leaders as how to best help other area residents who are in need. Donations may be mailed or dropped off to Kathy and John Morrison 6128 S Maple Island Road, Fremont, MI 49412.
By Sally Wagoner
It is human to care for things that we know and that we love.
Perhaps that is one reason why our Earth is suffering so, as many humans do not have a personal relationship with nature.
When nature is viewed as something outside of our lives or outside of the human species, it is much easier to take it for granted and for profit. When nature is acknowledged as a complex web of life within which we are embedded and upon which we depend, it causes us to be conscientious of how we alter or use nature to fit our needs.
And when we learn to love nature, to develop that personal relationship with the animals, plants, waters, forests, sky and earth, we then care for it like the family that it is: with respect, with compassion, and with a desire to have it be healthy and sustainable for our future generations.
"It's nature's way of telling you something's wrong…." wrote Randy California of the band Spirit in 1970. (Click here for the song "Nature's Way" on YouTube).
Try listening to this song, with its haunting melody and lyrical premonitions, while watching the apocalyptic fires in Australia that have killed a billion animals, some to the point of possible extinction. Or seeing how glaciers are disappearing at a rate much quicker than predicted, raising ocean levels and warming the atmosphere. Or even while looking in your own back yard and noting the meager number of butterflies and bees. If you are of my era, you will remember the plethora of fireflies sparkling in the dark night as a child.
Residents of Newaygo County already have a love for the nature that abounds all around us. Whether your Indigenous roots go back centuries here, or if you are a newcomer from more recent history, this area has drawn us for its beauty and diversity of life. But this beauty that we know and love is not immune to the rippling effects of environmental changes that may occur in the next county or in the next hemisphere. How we live our lives within nature's web today affects how well we live tomorrow, and what we leave for our children in the future.
So how do we begin, or expand, that personal relationship with the natural world around us? How do we relate to all these amazing living beings with in a way that doesn't objectify them, but leads us to love them as family, and work with them in a manner that is respectful and sustainable?
"It's nature's way of receiving you, it nature's way of retrieving you…." continues the Spirit song, insinuating the way is already in motion.
People much smarter than me teach us how to nurture this relationship: go outside, breathe, look, touch, listen and learn. The paths of farmers, poets, scientists and shamans have merged at this place where we step from the often daily routine of ignoring nature, or viewing it as merely a resource or commodity – and journey into a world of wonder and reciprocity.
But don't take my word for it. Consider how the following people have crossed that threshold, and who now urge us all to learn how to live and relate to nature in a way, perhaps the only way, that will stem the devastations that are affecting our Earth and our own human lives:
* Dr. Monica Gagliano, Research Associate Professor in Evolutionary Ecology; author of "Thus Spoke the Plant: A Remarkable Journey of Groundbreaking Scientific Discoveries and Personal Encounters with Plants". Click here for Plant Speak Podcast.
* Dr. Robin Kimmerer, Citizen Potawatomi , Professor of Environmental and Forest Biology; author of "Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and the Teachings of Plants". Click here for Our Plant Teachers Podcast.
"It's Nature's Way" hopes to inform the citizens of Newaygo County on issues of interest and necessity about our environment from both the global outlook and its local impact. The intention is to help all of us grow a more personal relationship with our web of nature and all its manifestations so we may learn how to care for it in the best ways possible – not only for the survival of our children and grandchildren, but for the healthy sustainability of our Earth as well.
Upcoming article: Loving our Local Web at Brooks Oak-Pine Barrens Nature Sanctuary
Kathy Morrison is an occasional contributor to NNN who is spearheading an effort to help a family befriended by her son Max who are doing what they can to help during the current conflgaration being experienced down under.
For more photos and details please visit their Morrison Orchards fb page.
Many people are concerned about the horrific bushfires in Australia that are ravaging the homes of thousands of people and millions upon millions of Australia's unique animals. Millions of acres of their human and animal habitat has been turned to ash. It is early in their "fire season" but already, well over 20 million acres have burned – an area larger than all of Ireland. They have a long season ahead of them and the number of deaths of both humans and animals is sure to rise. Though some areas saw a short respite from the intensity of the fires in the past few days, another round of dry, hot and windy weather is forecast for Friday and will, no doubt, whip up fires again in areas already still burning and spread it to areas yet unscathed. I know some of you have donated to causes already for their firefighting and rescue efforts. Thank you so very much.
We have a connection and point family if you are looking to give more or for the first time. Our son, Max, as many of you know studied, worked, and traveled in Australia for some time. Now in New Zealand, Max is far from the fires but has personal friends, the Edmistones, who live in Budgong, NSW, an area of the once lush Kangaroo Valley, that already has been greatly affected by the fires in the past few weeks. There, they operate a family winery and Bed and Breakfast. They were fortunate to have only lost one outbuilding at their place, but people in the surrounding community have not been as lucky. People have lost housing and property in the fires. The normally wildlife rich and lush woodlands surrounding their area have been decimated and the remaining animals are thirsty, hungry, and scared. No one is completely free from threat, as the fires continue to burn and the forecasted dry and windy weather may reignite some of these areas in the coming days. The Edminstones have generously opened up their B-n-B to those in need of housing and food. They are also creating feed/water stations to care for the wildlife and are purchasing approved feed pellets as well as fruits and other foods to help the helpless critters that are scared, hungry and without understanding of what is happening.
In an international crisis like this, I find myself troubled, trying to discern just which organization to give money - wondering how funds will be distributed and whether or not the organization has large overhead or huge CEO salaries. It is reassuring when I know ALL of my donated money will go directly to the cause I hope it to go - - no fees, no overhead, no administration or salaries taken out. This is an opportunity to give directly to a community of people and animals that will benefit directly and immediately from our money.
We are in the process of wiring money to them this week but would like to do more for the Budgong area by reaching out beyond ourselves. If any of you are looking for a way to donate directly to help the needs of the Australian people and animals, I am collecting funds to make another transfer to this family for them to use for aiding both people and animals in their immediate community. As locals, they will know where the needs are greatest and how the money might be best spent to ease the burden of both the people who are in need, and to aid the animals whose food source has been decimated. They will document the use of the money, showing how it was spent and keep us updated on how the donations were able to help local Aussies and animals in their area. I want to do the collection swiftly, as those in immediate need cannot wait for funds from larger scale fundraisers to be disbursed, in some cases, months from now. If you are interested in making a donation, I will be doing another one time wire transfer later this month. You may drop checks, money orders, and cash off at our farm or mail checks to us at 6128 S Maple Island Rd, Fremont, MI, any checks made out to John or Kathleen Morrison. I will finish collecting funds on January 30th and wire the money the following day, so if you are interested please make sure any donations will arrive before then.
Thank you so much for your thoughts, prayers, and generosity toward the people and animal victims of Australia's bushfires.
Kathy Morrison
State Representative Scott VanSingel to speak at NCMHC
The Newaygo County Museum and Heritage Center is pleased to welcome Representative Scott VanSingel for the January Speaker Series at the Newaygo County Museum and Heritage Center Thursday, January 16th, at 6:30 PM.
"An inside look at the Michigan Legislature" will discuss his history, including his upbringing in a small town, his farming background, and how he ended up in state government. Further elements of the non-partisan discussion will highlight day-to-day operations – how the House of Representative's works, and general background on the legislative process.
Scott is the 5th generation of his family to reside in Grant. He lives within 3 miles of where his family settled to farm in the late 1800's. Growing up, he spent countless hours working on the family farm which taught him the value of hard and honest work. He has deep roots in the community of Grant and Newaygo County.
Scott is a proud graduate of Grant High School where he graduated in the top 10% of his class and excelled at various sports. He later went on to earn a Bachelor's Degree from Central Michigan University with majors in Finance and Accounting. In 2011, he earned his Master's in Business from Cornerstone University. Along with his formal education, he is also nearly fluent in Spanish.
Scott has worked in public accounting for the world's largest CPA firm. He later went on to work as a Financial Analyst for Dematic Corp. in Grand Rapids. During this time, he started a successful rental real estate company which continues to grow and thrive. He has also served as Treasurer of numerous organizations.
Scott enjoys many hobbies and is active in the community when not working. He is an avid hunter and trout fisherman along with other hobbies which include gardening, cutting firewood and distance running. He has been active in the community serving as a Deacon for several years at Grant Reformed Church, Treasurer of the Newaygo Co. Republican Party, member and volunteer for various conservation groups, scholarship committee volunteer, and participant in numerous mission trips to Central America.
State Representative Scott VanSingel was first elected in November 2016 to the Michigan House to represent the people of the 100th District, which includes Lake, Oceana and Newaygo counties. In the Legislature, Representative VanSingel serves on the Appropriations committee, as well as acting as the chairman of the Higher Education & Community Colleges Appropriations subcommittee. Mr. VanSingel also serves on the Corrections, Natural Resources & Environmental Quality, and Licensing & Regulatory Affairs Appropriations subcommittees.
N3 asked the Mayors of our local cities to provide us with a bit of a review of the past year as well as a little preview for what might be coming down the pike for 2020.
Our first offering featured the city of Grant.
Our next piece vivited the county seat of White Cloud
Now we head west to get the skinny on what's happening as well as what might be on tap in the fine city of Fremont.
In 2019 the Darling Walkway Project was completed, with benches contributed by community members.
For the ever growing and avid pickleballers among us an outdoor court was opened on Sheridan Street.
The much anticipated arrival of the Meijer Superstore became a reality in May and Wesco opened the doors to a new Superstation on Stewart.
The 'Farmlandscape' at Ceres Solutions Co-Op was relocated and the Cedar Street Extension was completed offering an alternate truck route to help relieve downtown traffic congestion.
The Locust Hill development saw the opening of four new condominiums and Green Acres, the popular Senior Transitional Housing completed 'Phase 2' adding 20 additional residential spaces.
And in order to save on the cost of 'off year' elections voting for city officials will now take place on even years.
Plans for 2020 include the "Inspired Hands mural which will be installed at One East Mainon the east wall and a celebration for the 25th anniversary of the Friendship City Program with Yahaba Japan.
The city will continue to promote the need for more market value as well as income based housing and move forward with video marketing of our industrial park.
The Gratitude Project
By Gail Howarth
My name is Gail Howarth. I am a photographer and storyteller. I recently started a project that I hope will tell the story of gratitude. It is called the Gratitude Project By Lakehouse Photo. Though this undertaking is all about gratitude, it was born from a tough time in my life.
Several years ago, I experienced a period of loss, grief, and depression. The days, too many to count, were painful and felt endless. Then one day, a switch flipped. The darkness that I had grown to expect did not come. Instead, the bright sun shone across my face, and I felt held, warm, and loved. As I emerged from my slumber, I realized that I had changed. I felt free and unafraid, led by something larger than me, and an overwhelming sense of gratitude for all things.
I began to wonder about gratitude all the time. What is it? Can everyone feel it? For what are people grateful? And, lastly, what does it look like? The last question led me to ask friends to think about their gratitude while I photographed them. The project took flight when several friends accepted my request.
Since its inception, The Gratitude Project has changed significantly. Initially, I just wanted to capture images of gratitude and share them with others on my Facebook page. I expected the photos to be community-building and raw. And, that is true for most folks. However, I have learned that the face of gratitude is different for everyone.
Today, my vision for The Gratitude Project is very different. At the very least, I hope the project will encourage better living through gratitude. The loftier goal is that it be used as a community-building opportunity throughout the United States and perhaps even beyond. We live in a time when our differences so easily divide us. Why not, instead, find what we have in common and begin to build relationships that create unity.
I am currently seeking individuals, and groups of people that are bound by a common interest, to photograph and to share their experience of gratitude. Groups could be but are not limited to a book club, a church choir, a group of farmers that meet for coffee, or folks that work together for a service organization. Please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have questions or would like to participate.
More information about The Gratitude Project is located at https://lakehousecc.com. Additionally, consider following me on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/gratitude_by_lakehouse_photo/
Letter: Camp Henry Responds
To the Editor:
Over the weekend, Camp Henry received some negative social media commentary that quickly went viral on Facebook. We wanted to let you know about this situation, so you have accurate information.
On Jan. 4, a person who sold a horse to Camp Henry posted on social media that this horse, Tessa, as well as other horses here, are being neglected. This is absolutely not the case.
Her post went viral, with significant negative and inaccurate commentary following her post.
We take all comments, complaints and accusations very seriously. We also want to be sure the facts are presented fairly and accurately.
Please be assured that Tessa and all of our horses are under the care of our veterinarians as well as our on-staff certified Horse Program Coordinator.
Some background: A couple of months ago while pastured on our rural property near Newaygo, Tessa was attacked by a wild animal – possibly a bobcat. The animal harmed Tessa's jaw and lip area – creating a facial wound and causing paralysis of the lower lip – which made it difficult for Tessa to eat and she lost weight.
After the attack, we immediately contacted our veterinarians and have been working closely with medical professionals to ensure Tessa's recovery. We've been keeping her in our corral to make sure she gets fed a good diet every day. We're also providing additional care to other horses that require special treatment, including feeding them special rations. Again, these and all our horses, are under the care of our vet and our Horse Program Coordinator.
When the person posted yesterday about Tessa, we wanted to affirm to everyone that Tessa is healing and that all of our horses are well-cared for. Although our veterinarian has been treating Tessa and the other horses all along, we immediately contacted the vet again, and he examined Tessa and the herd today. Our vet affirms that Tessa and all of the other horses are under good care. Both the vet and the farrier (a specialist in equine hoof care) are regularly at our camp to ensure the health of our horses.
Our veterinarian's report from today's visit states: "The entire herd was presented to me to review. With the above-mentioned exceptions [Tessa's injury and the needs of three other horses receiving special supplementation], the herd is in good condition. I do not find evidence of neglect or misuse of the horses at Camp Henry. On the contrary, it should be remembered that a number of these horses are in some sense 'rescue' animals. That means they have issues. Some have chronically bad teeth and a couple have swayback. Many are old. These situations are, by definition, not 'curable.' They can only be managed. As a result, they may not look like a stable full of equine athletes. They do however have a good life there, and they provide campers experiences they may never be exposed to elsewhere in their lives."
If you would like a copy of our veterinarian's report from today's visit, we would be happy to provide it.
In response to the concerns expressed on social media yesterday, we also invited Newaygo County Animal Control to visit us as soon as possible to see for themselves the condition of our horses and living environment. At this time, we have not received a response from Animal Control, yet we will accommodate any requested site visit at their convenience.
We welcome all questions, comments and concerns. We also welcome the opportunity to engage more horse lovers and community members in the care of our horses. If you have questions, comments, concerns or would like to learn how to help us and our horses here at Camp Henry, please contact us at 616-459-2267 or me personally at 616-717-5565. We are very appreciative of all of the folks that have reached out to offer support and assistance.
We are happy that a Camp Henry experience for so many campers and guests includes our equestrian program with our 22 horses – giving many children and even adults their first experience with riding and handling horses. Our horses are a part of what brings campers and guests back year after year, and their care and health are very important to us. We've been a camp and retreat destination since 1937 and are very glad to provide this experience for thousands of campers and guests each year, as well as a loving place for animals to reside and connect with people.
For more information about Camp Henry, visit us online at www.camphenry.org – or contact us as indicated above.
We appreciate your support!
Jeff Jacobs
Executive Director
Camp Henry
N3 asked the Mayors of our local cities to provide us with a bit of a review of the past year as well as a little preview for what might be coming down the pike for 2020.
Our first offering featured the city of Grant. https://www.nearnorthnow.com/the-pulse/the-cities-of-our-county-a-review-a-preview
Now we move north to the county seat of White Cloud, a designated Trail Town where one will find "A Trail for Every Season" and a place "Where the North Begins and Pure Waters Flow".
The City of White Cloud is poised to be the "break-out" city of West Michigan in future years. Being the intersection of two major highways, the county seat, a trailhead for the North Country Trail, and a variety of outdoor activities, White Cloud is working hard to set up our vision for the future.
This Spring we hit a bit of a setback with the White Cloud Mill Pond Dam having some damage after the thaw. However, the dam worked exactly the way it was supposed to work, and the damage and repair were minimal. Working with the State we were able to use primarily grant/emergency money for the work.
Our Airport has a new runway lighting system, LED, to step up our level of service to those that use our airport. Usage is still small at this time, but we are still looking forward to our airport being used much more with future business opportunities, as well as, the opening of the Dragon Trail.
Some of the biggest decisions this year have come by way of new laws in the state. This past Spring White Cloud ushered in the opening of our first Medical Marijuana Facility, and they have been a pleasure to work with. With the State of Michigan laws allowing for recreational marijuana as an option, the City Council has decided to work within this new business opportunity and opened up the option for recreational sales in White Cloud. With just the discussion of these new policies coming into play, we have received several calls on our status of the ordinances, and our vision of how the applications will be accepted. As of December, our ordinances are in place and many businesses are beginning to vet White Cloud as a potential home.
One of the biggest concerns in White Cloud over the last twenty-plus years has been our Industrial Park. Sadly, it has spent years being unsold and undeveloped. This past year, with the help of our City Manager, Lora Kalkofen, we have sold (or with option) every parcel in the industrial park. Some sights have already begun clearing trees, and others are working with our planning commission on their sight review process. In a short time, our industrial complex should be seeing some incredible growth. Our downtown industrial park even saw some growth this year with our first 70,000 sq ft marijuana grow facility.
One of the biggest needs in Newaygo County, and White Cloud specifically, is affordable housing. After a three-year commitment of searching for, touring, and selling our city to a variety of developers, it seems White Cloud may be getting close to seeing a new housing development. We have been working with the Hope Network over the last few months on finding them not only a location but a sense of 'fit' without community. We have hosted several informational times, and Hope Network even rented out space for questions. We are hoping early this year we will be able to shake hands and move forward with plans for new development.
How can you talk about White Cloud and not discuss our roads? In 2018, we were able to commit a little over $150,000 to do some badly needed "band-aid" repairs to a number of our roads. One major project, James Street, was left off that list. James street was even mentioned in recent years as being one of the "10 worst roads in Michigan". I don't think anyone in White Cloud would deny that. This year the city worked with a grant writer and we were able to get matching funds from the State to work towards the repair of James Street. Timelines, strikes, water line work, and Michigan weather got in the way and sadly, we didn't get the repair job finished. We are excited for the Spring to get this paved and in a standard that we can be proud of. We just ask for a bit more time.
Where is White Cloud going in 2020 and beyond? That is one of our goals for the year. With new and returning faces on our City Council, Downtown Development Board, and Planning Commission, we are working this year on a complete revamp of our City's Master Plan and will need input from our residents for that. Our downtown area is ready for growth with business, and our community is looking to help build our town back to its former glory. We welcome our most recent business additions and are looking forward to working with them as they grow and succeed with us.
I want to thank the City residents for my first term as Mayor and hope to continue to serve positively. I am continually learning how our city works and am hopeful we can make it successful.
Jamie Denslow
Mayor, City of White Cloud
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Talented production duo from Paris The Twinsmatic let loose this splendid rework of Kenna's jam "Say Goodbye To Love" which was initially released on his 2007 offering Make Sure They See My Face and was nominated for Best Urban/Alternative Performance in the 2009 Grammy Awards. The twins add a nice ambiant element to the original version which works out more than just fine. Make sure to check out their website and their YouTube-channel for more remix and production work.

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Below is the first photo showing Bambam at her bridal shower ahead of her marriage to fellow BBNaija reality tv star, Teddy A.
The Big Brother Naija 2018 power couple have been waxing strong in their romantic relationship and have now started with the first step towards sealing the union.
LIB reports that the couple will be having their introduction at BamBam's father's house in Lagos adding that Bambam is pregnant.
The couple met in the Big Brother "Double Wahala" edition and continued their relationship outside the house.
They announced their engagement on August 4th.
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Public Hearing on new National Flood Insurance Plan ordinance
A copy of the National Flood Insurance Plan ordinance is on file in the office of the Town Clerk and on the town's website under Town News. To continue to participate in NFIP, the Town must adopt a new ordinance due to the release of new flood maps in 2017. Participation helps lower flood insurance […]
Up and Active! (6:30-7:30PM)
Move your body – move your mind. Join Lynne and DJ Wave for an hour of music, games, and fun for everyone in the Ocean Front Park lawn from 6:30-7:30 pm. Face painting provided by Events by P3. This family-friendly program begins Thursday, June 14th and runs through Thursday, August 16th.
Story Time by the Sea (10-11:30AM)
Join characters from Fairytales and Dreams by the Sea at Ocean Front Park for stories, crafts and games. Fun activities for both boys and girls, as well as time for photos with the Princesses. This free event is held Wednesday mornings from 10 – 11:30 am starting June 13th and running through August 22nd, no program July 4th. Come […]
Kure Beach Market (8AM-1PM)
Enjoy beautiful ocean views as you shop for locally grown produce and handcrafted goods at the Kure Beach Market. The Market is held throughout the summer months on Tuesday mornings from 8 am – 1 pm at Ocean Front Park. The dates for 2018 are Tuesday, June 12th through Tuesday, August 28th.
Turtle Talk (7-8PM)
Join us at the Ocean Front Park Pavilion on Mondays (June 11th through August 27th) at 7 pm for an engaging educational discussion about our local nesting sea turtles hosted by the Pleasure Island Sea Turtle Project.
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Mary Faye Brumby Collection
Identifier: MSS 80-57
Content Description Mrs. Mary Faye Brumby (1912 - ) was born in Marietta, GA, and has been a resident of Murphy, NC, since 1944. In 1934, she married Edward H. Brumby and had three children: Mary Bolan, Ida Hunt and Edward Hunt. Mrs. Brumby founded Fayola Manufacturing Company and was owner and operator (along with her husband) of textile mills at Murphy, NC, and in Georgia (e.g. Brumby Textile Mill), as well as an outlet store in Murphy.Mrs. Brumby attended Agnes Scott College from 1933-1934 and...
Dates: 1927 - 1986
Mathis World War II Ration Ticket Book
Identifier: SM 80-32
Content Description The collection consists a World War II ration ticket book issued to members of the Mathis family of Cowarts, North Carolina. Many of the original stamps are still intact.
Dates: 1942
Maurice B. Morrill Papers
Identifier: MSS 05-07
Content Description Manuscript and drafts of Dr. Maurice B. Morrill's history of Western Carolina University. Dr. Morrill served as the Dean of Western Carolina University's Graduate School and also served extensively on university committees. Several of the manuscript drafts are dated between 1979 – 1981. Also included are research materials for the university history and materials from Ms. Eddie Marie Wike Sutton Duckett.
Dates: 1946 - 1991
McKee & Dills Families
Identifier: MSS 12-01
Content Description The collection contains materials concerning the McKee, Dills, and related families, of western North Carolina, chiefly Jackson County, NC. Of note are several Civil War letters; a Certificate of Promotion to Second Lieutenant for C.S. Buchanan, July 26, 1863; and state of North Carolina Confederate currency.
Dates: Non-inclusive
M.D. Adams Papers
Identifier: SM 00-03
Content Description Portrait of a "Mountain Man" (canvas). Filed as "oversize." Signed "Susan Connell."
Dates: 1970
Mead Plant Collection
Identifier: MSS 91-1
Content Description The collection consists of thirty-one (31) photographs (8" x 10") showing construction and/or operations of the Mead Plant (Sylva Paperboard Co.) in Sylva, North Carolina. Seventeen of the photographs showing construction of the plant are dated, and range from March 6, 1928 to October 8, 1929. The remaining photographs are undated, but are views of the plant and/or personnel engaged in operations.Folder 1: – Document. Entitled "Paper Manufacturing". No author statement. n.d....
Dates: 1928 - 1929
Melba Simpson Papers
Identifier: MSS 06-14
Content Description Photographs and scrapbooks of Melba Simpson, of Jackson County, North Carolina.
Dates: 1932 - 1968
Memorial Chapel -- Cullowhee United Methodist Church (Report)
Identifier: SM 99-4
Content Description Nine-page report on the windows of the Cullowhee United Methodist Church Memorial Chapel by Hannah Lou Brown Rowlson. The windows represent the families and individuals that supported the church, and include: Billie Lee Brown, Hamilton and Anna Brown, William W. Brown, Eva S. Bryson, Henry C. Bryson, William Edgar Bryson, Ruth Wike Cannon, Virginia Ann Cobb, John and Ida Cotter, David and Lou Coward, William Coward, Mollie Fisher, William and Melvina Keller, R. L. Madison, Will and Sally...
Dates: 1990-07
Michael Frome Collection
Identifier: MSS 80-30
Scope and Contents The collection includes a typescript, four galley proofs, and correspondence relating to Michael Frome's book, Strangers in High Places (Doubleday and Company, 1967). The book is a narrative history of the Great Smoky Mountains area and the establishment of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The correspondence concerns comments and criticisms from various authorities and from proof-readers, etc. Other portions of the correspondence, from faculty members of Princeton University to...
Dates: 1961 - 1966
Monteith Sisters and Family Collection
Identifier: SM 06-07
Scope and Contents The collection contains seven photographs, four of which feature Edith Monteith (September 16, 1915 – July 15, 2001) and / or Edna Monteith (February 22, 1908 – June 25, 1988) and three featuring funeral ceremonies and caskets. Also in the collection are six sheets of blank stationery paper with the heading "E.B. Monteith, P.M. and General Merchandise, Dillsboro, N.C." Elias Brendle Monteith (July 14, 1876 – June 10, 1954) was, according to his obituary in the Sylva Herald (June...
Dates: 1920 - 1990
Moore Civil War Letters
Identifier: SM 85-06
Content Description The collection contains photocopies of two letters:(1) From John Parker Moore and Andrew Jackson Moore, serving in the Confederate armed forces, to their brother Abraham Moore of Ellijay Community (near Franklin), North Carolina. Abraham Moore is sick at home. The letter is addressed from Mobile, Alabama.(2) From Abraham Moore and Andrew Jackson Moore to their father Abraham Moore, Sr., from their camp. All the people involved in this correspondence survived the war and...
Dates: 1862 - 1864
Moses Diary
Identifier: SM 88-04
Content Description Diary kept by Ray Moses while attending Higdonville High School in Macon County, North Carolina, during 1915 and 1916. The diary contains references to Professor Robert L. Madison, principal of the Higdonville school during that period.
Dates: 1915 - 1916
Museum of the Southern Highlands Collection
Identifier: SM 80-44
Content Description The Museum of the Southern Highlands was organized for the purpose of preserving and exhibiting artifacts and articles native to Southern Appalachia and to render cultural and educational services. The collection consists mainly of meeting minutes and by-laws (see December 12, 1964). William E. Bird, affiliated with Western Carolina Teachers College, was a member of the board of directors.
Dates: 1964 - 1966
Myrtle Wells Bird (Mrs. William E. Bird) Collection
Identifier: SM 83-01
Content Description Myrtle Wells Bird, the wife of William E. Bird, was the friend and neighbor of Grace Hall Brown. After Myrtle Bird died on January 4, 1983, Brown wrote a poem and reminiscence.
Dates: 1983
Nantahala Power and Light Company Collection
Identifier: MSS 02-07
Dates: 1900 - 2003
Nathaniel C. Browder Collection
Identifier: MSS 80-36
Scope and Contents The collection consists of photocopies of materials used by Nathaniel C. Browder (1904 - ) in the production of his book The Cherokee Indians and Those Who Came After and pre-publication drafts of the book DeSoto and Other Spanish Explorers and Their Historians (privately published in Hayesville, NC, 1975).In the collection are photocopied items from the papers of General Winfield Scott, contained in the National Archives (Washington, DC). Inclusive dates of these copies are...
Dates: 1776 - 1977
Neal R. Kitchens Collection
Identifier: MSS 80-55
Content Description Neal R. Kitchens (1910 - 1970) was a sheriff of Clay County, NC. He was appointed sheriff while a deputy and was elected to the office in 1942. He served until 1946 and was elected again in 1954. He also owned the Kitchens Lumber Company and the K-Bar Ranch in Hayesville, NC. He also was a member of several public service clubs.The collection contains a biography and obituary on Kitchens, and an editorial praising his dedication to his job and community, information on his...
Dates: 1962 - 1970
New Isothermal Hotel Stationery
Identifier: SM 03-06
Contents Page of stationery for the New Isothermal Hotel featuring an illustration of the hotel.
Dates: 1920 - 1920
News Service Releases (1981) Collection
Identifier: SM 10-19
Content Description A single, uncut printout of news service reports for early 1981 concerning national events.
Dates: 1981
Ninian Edmonston Collection
Identifier: MSS 80-11
Content Description Ninian Edmonston (1789-1868) was a citizen of Haywood County, NC. He became a surveyor early in life, and assisted, at the age of nineteen, in surveying the boundary line between Buncombe County, NC, and Haywood County, NC. He served as sheriff of Haywood County for four years. He also served in both the North Carolina Senate and House of Commons (1821-1835), ultimately serving nine terms. Most of the correspondence is from relatives of Edmonston who settled in the Midwest. ...
Dates: Majority of material found within 1770 - 1882
Nora Cobb Spencer Collection
Identifier: SM 80-37
Content Description The origin of this collection is unknown. However, Ms. Spencer was the aunt of baseball player Ty Cobb, and the article contained in this collection -- an original by Ms. Spencer -- concerns her nephew. The poetry selections are also her own, and the obituary is hers.
Dates: 1959
Norburn - Robertson - Thomson Families Collection
Identifier: MSS 94-5
Content Description The collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, photographs, ledgers and/or journals, news clippings, and books and/or pamphlets concerning the Robertson, Norburn, Thomson, Strickland and related families, including Reuben B. Robertson, Sr. and Jr.; Dr. Russell Norburn; Martha Norburn Mead; Dr. E.F. Strickland.
Dates: 1860 - 1985
North Carolina Art Education Association Records, Add. #10
Identifier: MSS 90-7
Dates: Event: 1964 - 1990
North Carolina Art Education Association Records, Add. #11
Identifier: MSS 92-1
Dates: 1987 - 1991
North Carolina Art Education Association Records, Add. #12
Identifier: MSS 92-03
Content Description John C. Campbell Folk School
Dates: 1985-1992
North Carolina Art Education Association Records, Add. #13
Identifier: MSS 92-5
Content Description Folder 1 - Art Contest Guidelines (pamphlets). Folder 2 - Constitution of the North Carolina Arts Education Association. Folder 3 - Correspondence and other information: 1991. Folder 4 - Executive Board Meeting schedule: 1991. Folder 5 - Five Year Plan (Texas Art Education Association): 1990. Folder 6 - "The First Twenty-Five Years," history compiled by E. Frances Crim and Dr. Perry Kelly. Folder 7 - Newsletter,...
Dates: 1990-1991
North Carolina Art Education Association Records, Add. #14
Identifier: MSS 93-1
Content Description Folder 1 - NCAEA Annual Conference: October 5-8, 1978.Folder 2 - NCAEA Annual Conference: March 15-18, 1979.Folder 3 - NCAEA Annual Conference: April 17-20, 1980.Folder 4 - NCAEA Annual Conference: November 19-22, 1981.Folder 5 - NCAEA Annual Conference: November 4-7, 1982.Folder 6 - NCAEA Award of Merit for Barbara BowmanL 1991.Folder 7 - NCAEA Board of Directors Meeting: February 6-7, 1981.Folder 8 - NCAEA...
Dates: 1978-1993
North Carolina Art Education Association Records, Add. #15
Identifier: MSS 93-4
Content Description Folder 1 - Arts Article Folder 2 - Awards Committee and awards winners for 1991. Folder 3 - Board of Directors Agenda for November 5, 1989. Folder 4 - Board of Directors list of Officers: 1990 - 1991. Folder 5 - Board of Directors scheduled meeting dates. Folder 6 - Board of Directors Meetings: November 17, 1990, February 22, 1991. Folder 7 - "By Design" Newsletter. Folder 8 - Constitution of the...
Dates: 1989-1991
North Carolina Art Education Association Records, Add. #18
Identifier: MSS 99-11
Content Description Folder 1 – Awards: 1999. Folder 2 – Ballots: 1999. Folder 3 – Board Meeting. Folder 4 – Board Meeting: February 7, 1998. Folder 5 – Board Meeting: November 6, 1998. Folder 6 – By Design: 1999. Folder 7 – Executive Board Meeting: 1998, 1999. Folder 8 – Executive Board Meeting: 1999. Folder 9 – Files of Debra Cooper: 1999. Folder 10 – National Art Education Association Southeast...
Dates: 1990-1999
North Carolina Art Education Association Records, Add. #3
Identifier: MSS 85-02
Scope and Contents This addition to the North Carolina Art Education Association collection contains financial records, correspondence relating to finances, requests for payment, bank statements, checks and monthly financial reports. For additional information, see the entry descriptions under MSS 80-50, MSS 81-07 and MSS 81-10.
Dates: 1975 - 1981
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the List of football notables, which in recent decades has been to make the Champions League for some of the most spectacular in modern football is a long one.
From Raúl, van Nistelrooy and Shevchenko to Ronaldo, Messi and Ibrahimovic.
But right now they must all live with to stand in the shadow of the 19-year-old Erling from Bryne in Norway.
the Comet was Tuesday evening, noted for his seventh goal in this season's edition of the Champions League in four matches. He has scored in all four matches this sæon. Three against Genk, one against Liverpool, two against Napoli and now again against Napoli.
It is not just a rarity. It is completely crazy.
Especially with the thought of his age - and that this is his first four Champions League matches. Ever. And it is so for Red Bull Salzburg, there is probably a hefty laban in the austrian football - but a miniput on the european scene.
Yes, yes, two of the targets are put into a penalty. But both times, against Napoli, where a goal either have settled for Red Bull Salzburg - or as in last night, where nordmandens kick sent the austrians ahead after 11 minutes.
And it requires just one more addition: the Austrians, who for years have struggled to get into the Champions League (nine failed attempts in the past ten seasons), comes finally in the warmth, and then puts the gudhjælpemig a 19-year-old to kick the penalty!
According to Norwegian TV 2's expert, Jesper Mathiesen, however, there is no reason to panic about it. Allegedly abused Braut Håland a penalty kick when he was U16 player. Since then, he has scored on 26 kicks in a row!
A glance thrown out of the list of goal scorers in Champions League history (which as you know goes back to the autumn of 1992) tells that there have been a few other players who have managed to score in their first four matches. It is about Zé Carlos, Alessandro Del Piero and Diego Costa.
Zé Carlos was 27 years old, Del Piero 20 and Costa 25 - and then they played for significantly larger clubs (FC Porto, Juventus and Atlético Madrid). But no teenager has scored in his first four matches - and no teenager has scored so many goals.
Erling Braut Håland scores for Salzburg at Anfield and shake the defending champions from Liverpool, which, however, ends up winning the match 4-3. Photo: Jason Cairnduff/Reuters/Ritzau Scanpix
Kylian Mbappé veered in the 2016/17 season, Raúls teen-record with six goals as a teenager in the tournament. But it is now surpassed.
Statisticians have after the match on Tuesday, figured out that Braut Håland are listed for the 11 finishes in the four matches, of which nine have hit the box. Seven of them are then gone into.
the Next aim must be to tangere Diego Costa, who scored in his first five CL-matches in the fall of 2013.
The many objectives have already been rygtesmede, agents, journalists, and played almost the entire european continent to evacuate themselves. And what has Red Bull Salzburg made? Well, nothing yet officially. But there is enough given to one or more handshake in the club's management that the young Håland not being sold for pennies.
Red Bull Salzburg sports director, 42-year-old Christopher Freund, and left immediately after the match against Napoli Norwegian World know that it is good to know what the future brings.
- He's a great guy. He trains very hard, is always positive and has a lot of energy. It is an incredible development for a ungspiller.
- He is for the time in Salzburg and hopefully, in the coming months. At the same time, we know the industry, he said to the Norwegian media, and hinted thereby that one should not be surprised, if there ticks a sufficiently high and crazy bids in from a of years in England, Spain or Italy.
The many goals despite lagging the austrians tremendously in the Champions League - four points behind Napoli in second place. Red Bull Salzburg ahead in the tournament, it requires to triumph over Genk at stamford bridge and Liverpool at home, while Napoli with victory at home against Genk in the last round can play out on.
--------- SPLIT ELEMENT ---------Awesome stats across tournaments
And before you leave, so you must not cheated of the current status of Erling Braut Håland in the austrian football this season:
the Cup, ÖFB-Cup: Two matches - four goals.
the League, the Bundesliga: 11 matches - 12 goals.
Overall forecast this season: 17 matches - 23 goals.
See also: Complete madness in the CL blast
See also: Dortmund's big comeback gives new life in the Champions League
See also: Liverpool player close to advancement from the CL group stage
See also: Record-Joachim flashed of Lyon
See also: Sensation in Barcelona
See also: Poulsen and Leipzig take big step towards CL-advancement


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|Date of birth:November 29, 1970
|Place of birth: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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|College: Oklahoma
|NFL Draft: 1993 / Round: 7 / Pick: 190
|Debuted in 1993 for the Dallas Cowboys
|Last played in 1995 for the Barcelona Dragons
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Joseph G. Mickey (born November 29, 1970) is a former American professional football player who was a tight end in the National Football League (NFL) and the World League of American Football (WLAF). After playing college football at the University of Oklahoma, he was selected by the Philadelphia Eagles in the seventh round of the 1993 NFL Draft. Mickey played for the Dallas Cowboys of the NFL and the Barcelona Dragons of the WLAF.[1]
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