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STOCKTON - A burglary suspect was shot and killed in Stockton on Saturday night after law-enforcement officers said he tried to run them down in a stolen Mercedes.
The burglary suspect died around 9 p.m. Saturday in an officer-involved shooting that took place when the San Joaquin County Gang Task Force was attempting to approach a suspect in armed burglary.
The suspect tried to hit officers with the stolen silver Mercedes sedan he was driving prompting two officers to shoot at the suspect, according San Joaquin County Sheriff's Deputy Les Garcia.
A San Joaquin County Sheriff's deputy and a Stockton police officer were involved in the shooting and were not injured.
On Sunday afternoon, Garcia said the identity of the dead suspect had not yet been released and he had no other information to share while a multi-agency investigation was being conducted.
The names of the deputy and the police officer are not being revealed at this time, pending three days of administrative leave that is standard procedure in officer-involved shootings.
In events leading up to the shooting, officers were conducting a traffic stop in the 200 block of South Adelbert Avenue on a car that matched the description of a silver Mercedes that had been identified in a previous armed robbery on Friday.
When officers approached the car and tried to make contact with the driver, they reported that the suspect threw the sedan into reverse and accelerated toward the officers.
One officer fell to the ground and both the police officer and the deputy then drew their weapons and shot at the driver in an attempt to stop him, according to a report by Garcia.
The driver was shot and when he was pulled from the car, officers said they found a loaded handgun in his waistband. An ambulance took the suspect to a local hospital were he was pronounced dead.
The sedan had reportedly been seen at the scene of an armed robbery that was reported Friday at 3 p.m. in the 100 block of South Cardinal Avenue in Stockton.
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San Joaquin Delta College trustees indicated their desire Tuesday night to save a community landmark that has inspired everyone from grade-school children to spectacled old scientists: the Clever Planetarium.
San Joaquin Delta College trustees indicated their desire Tuesday night to save a community landmark that has inspired everyone from grade-school children to spectacled old scientists: the Clever Planetarium.
Trustees voted 4-1-1 to move forward with a plan to spend as much as $5 million to preserve the planetarium - one of only a handful in the Central Valley.
It had originally had been slated for demolition in the coming months, along with the neighboring Cunningham complex.
There is still one more hurdle to overcome: Delta needs the blessing of the state, which awarded matching funds for a new math and science building that is nearly complete on the north side of campus, and has insisted Cunningham be demolished.
"But I really do believe the state is going to allow us to keep the planetarium," board President Janet Rivera said.
"I'm in the community, and I see the benefits from it," she said. "I see the students that go there. To me, it's a good investment in a young person's education. You never know what kind of science interest that might spark."
Tuesday's decision is not without controversy. The $5 million to save the planetarium will have to come out of some other voter-approved bond project - perhaps the plan to build a college center in north San Joaquin County.
That concerns the city of Lodi, representatives of which have appeared before trustees repeatedly and begged for a campus there.
This time, it was City Councilman Larry Hansen.
"I'm asking you please, as you make this important decision on how to allocate the funds and how to spend them, and you're looking at what little contingency is left, please remember the commitments that have been made. ... Please do not do anything that lessens the possibility of a campus in Lodi," he told trustees Tuesday.
"Commitments have been made, and they need to be upheld," Hansen added.
Trustees Mary Ann Cox and Taj Khan questioned whether it would really be necessary to spend $5 million to save a building that already exists. Khan ultimately voted no, and Cox abstained.
While the planetarium is not part of Cunningham, it is connected through that building to essential infrastructure. Major work is needed for the planetarium to stand on its own, Delta officials said.
That's where the $5 million cost comes in, they said, adding that they hope the project will be cheaper.
The 39-year-old planetarium isn't solely for astronomy students. It's been used by other campus instructors and by community groups, including untold numbers of schoolchildren who have gone on field trips there.
The $5 million also would allow for two adjacent classrooms to be spared - valuable instructional space, officials said.
"We're going to spend the least amount of money possible to save the most amount of space possible," said Michael Kerns, Delta's vice president for student services.
Delta had previously planned to build an entirely new planetarium, but that project as proposed would cost $10 million and rely in part on state funding - making it unlikely to happen in the near future.
Trevor Atkinson, a member of the Stockton Astronomical Society, said he was pleased to hear about the trustees' decision to save the planetarium.
"It's a community resource," he said. "It's one of those things that opens kids' minds to the sciences, something that grasps their imaginations. Anything that gets a kid interested in science of any form is all to the good."
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In a candidacy announcement, Macri wrote:
"Hello, my name is Al Macri and I am asking for your vote and support as I am running for Levy County Commissioner District 3, which is being vacated by Marsha Drew.
"I am 57 years old and came to Levy County from Palm Beach County in 1981. I live in Morriston with my wife, Etter Brooks Macri, who was born in Montbrook.
"Before coming to Levy County, I owned my own business and worked for a major electronics service company in South Florida. I was a reserve police officer in Broward County for about two years.
"Then I decided to find a place to move, as I had thoroughbred horses so I came to Levy County, outside of Williston and purchased property for a horse farm in 1981. I have since sold it. I still operate my other businesses of electronics service and liquidation business.
"I have served the community in the past as a Williston volunteer firefighter for 14 years. I have been a member of the Williston Jaycees, Williston Chamber of Commerce, Williston Lions Club and a former board member of Wildlife Rescue of Levy County.
"I was appointed to the Levy County Board of Adjustment in 2004 and resigned in 2008 when I ran for Levy County Commission.
"I have served in the Air Force and have an honorable discharge from the Air Force and the Air Force Reserve.
"On a personal level, in my spare time I enjoy the outdoors–fishing, hunting, going to auctions and spending time with family and friends and going to church.
"Over the years in Levy County, I have donated my services and goods to civic groups, churches, schools, fire departments in the Williston, Morriston, Bronson and Trenton area. I received several certificates of appreciation awards from Williston and a community service award from Trenton.
"My goals are to keep taxes down, be prepared to make tough decisions and put a stop to unnecessary spending. I would like to see a more business-like approach taken in county government.
"I am committed to protecting your property rights, to preserving our natural resources and environment and working every day for you, the citizens and taxpayers.
"I will be open for all of your questions, concerns and suggestions.
"Some of my concerns are to improve the county roads, recreation activities for our citizens, make sure our county fire, EMS services, sheriffs and public safety departments have the proper equipment to do their jobs safely.
"I would like to see environmentally clean industry and high tech jobs come to Levy County so we can employ people in this county.
"Over the years serving the public and government agencies and listening to people have brought me to a place where I feel I can be a fair and understanding county commissioner."
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BOSTON - Teammates for 57 years in a Norman Rockwell painting expected to sell for more than $20 million at auction later this month, former Red Sox pitcher Franklin "Frank�� L. Sullivan and retired Sgt.�Major Sherman P. Safford, who posed as an "aw shucks�� rookie, met for the first time Monday at Fenway Park, swapping memories of a different game and era.
"We played for fun then. We weren�t looking for records,�� said Sullivan, who traveled with his wife and son from Hawaii for the last showing of the painting before its sale. "My catcher, Sammy White, and Jackie Jensen drove out to Stockbridge to pose for Rockwell. It took about three hours. There was no Turnpike back then.��
Just "to rag�� Jensen, Sullivan and his buddy White � "the biggest character on the team�� - rode all the way in the back seat, leaving the hard hitting outfielder alone in the front seat for the long drive.
Sullivan, 84, and Safford, 75, are the only survivors of the men who posed for Rockwell�s iconic image, "The Rookie (Red Sox Locker Room),�� which initially ran on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post on March 2, 1957. It was publicly exhibited twice at the Museum of Fine Arts in 2005 and 2008 and has been on display for the last six days.
Sullivan recalled Rockwell was so polite when he directed the three players how to pose, White, the team joker, told him to "stop staying �please� so much.��
A Christie�s official said the 41-by-39 inch painting, which has been part of a "private Southwest collection�� since 1986, could sell for $20 million to $30 million at a May 22 sale of more than 100 pieces of American art in New York.
A then-18-year-old senior at Pittsfield High School, the 6-foot, 4-inch Safford was chosen by Rockwell after visiting the school for a model, to pose as a gangly rookie, who drew a skeptical look from Ted Williams, after arriving in the Red Sox locker room wearing loafers, white socks and an undersized straw hat.
"That suitcase was a neighbor�s picnic basket,�� recalled Safford, accompanied by his wife of 55 years, Judy Safford, who�d been his high school sweetheart in 1957.
After a 35-year military career and later in sales, Safford looks as trim as he did as a teenage basketball star and still has the same bristling crew cut.
Since Rockwell painted the scene in segments, Safford was not at the Stockbridge studio the same time as the Red Sox players.
Sullivan said few people knew he posed for the body of the then 39-year-old Williams, the league�s premier hitter, who stands in the painting�s center, a towel over his shoulder, eyeing the grinning rookie whose hair sticks out from beneath his hat, like a fish about to be skinned.
Since Williams never posed, Rockwell painted his head from baseball trading cards and other photos.
In the painting Sullivan leans on White, who sits on a bench in front of him, tying his cleats and looking quizzically at Safford�s rookie who holds a glove and bat above his suitcase.
"Ted Williams wasn�t going to drive out to Stockbridge to pose for a painting,�� Sullivan said. "We were told we were going to get $100 for posing but I don�t remember getting anything.��
From 1953 to 1963, the towering, 6-foot, 6-inch Sullivan pitched for the Red Sox, Philadelphia Phillies and Minnesota Twins, making the All-Star team twice and leading the league in wins with 18 in 1955. In 2008, he published "Life Is More Than 9 Innings: Life of a Red Sox Pitcher.��
Sullivan said Williams, who was nearing the end of his legendary career, had a reputation for being moody but "could charm a bulldog off a meat wagon when he wanted to.��
Looking out the window of the EMC room at Fenway�s green diamond, he said the field looked "exactly the same�� though the park was much improved.
"Those were fun times,�� he recalled. "I miss those guys.��
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HOOKSETT - Bass Pro Shops said Friday that it will open a new store near the intersection of Interstates 93 and 293 by the end of this year, but the announcement baffled town officials, who said they have received no word from the retail giant.
"I don't know anything about it," Town Planner JoAnn Duffy said Friday night. "I'm shocked, but happy and I hope it's true. We would welcome them with open arms."
In a news release posted on the company's website, Bass Pro Shops, which specializes in outdoor recreational equipment and apparel, said it would open a 149,000-square-foot store by the end of 2013.
"We are very excited to bring Bass Pro Shops to this premier site in Hooksett and to be a part of this great community," Johnny Morris, the founder of Bass Pro Shops, said in a statement. "This highly visible location is easily accessible and will allow us to bring Bass Pro Shops' low prices and famous friendly, expert service to the many sportsmen and women in the Manchester region."
However, Duffy said, the retailer has submitted no plans for either construction of a new store or for locating to an existing building. The only vacant building that could be large enough, she said, is the former Lowe's Home Improvement store. Lowe's closed in late 2011.
"They would have to come to us," Duffy said of Bass Pro Shops. However, "I haven't seen anything.
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Planning Board Chairman John Dyval Jr. said he also didn't know anything about the store's opening.
Bass Pro Shops and the town were involved in discussions several years ago about opening a store in Hooksett, but those talks died out in 2009. Town officials hadn't heard from the retailer since then.
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It was a rough day for WHS on April 4 at Andover Central.
Adversity befalls every team in the realm of sport, as the Wellington boys tennis team discovered at the Andover Invitational on April 4.
The Crusaders were without regular, Number One Singles player, Brian Peck, senior, who is also on the varsity golf team that opened their season at home on Thursday. Playing in a seeded tournament also worked against WHS, as the season is so young, there are no win/loss records to get an accurate seeding.
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The day wasn't much brighter for Number Two Singles player, Anthony Glazer, junior. He was seeded sixth and finished seventh with losses to Kulkarni of Andover (1-8) then to Lloyd of Independent (2-8) before beating McKeller of Neodesha (8-1).
Number One Doubles, sophomore tandem of Tyler Pettegrew and Jon Ryberg were seeded eighth and finished sixth with an initial loss to McCoy and King of Independent (1-8). They won the first round of consolation in a tiebreaker with Andovers' Zuiss/Dilollo 8-7 (7-4) which gave them a chance to play against Leigh and Murray of Andover Central for a 5th place finish but got beat in that match (3-8).
Chaz Crittenden, senior and Ian King were also seeded eighth and finished eighth with three straight losses to Nagireddy/Mueller of Independent (0-8) then Milford/Strunk of Valley Center (4-8) then to Warrington/Farmer of Neodesha (5-8).
In spite of the rough outing on Thursday, Head Coach, Allen Keller is optimistic.
Everyone got some really, really good experience, played many games with points that lasted 12 -15 hits before the point was won," he said. "Unfortunately, the point was usually won by the other player on on Thursday, but it won't always be that way."
The Crusaders have three varsity tournaments next week. Monday April 8 at Wichita Collegiate, Tuesday, April 9 at Maize South, and Friday, April 12 at Chaparral. The coach said that as the season goes on, the team will improve.
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MANCHESTER - A driver reported another motorist threatened him with a gun in a road-rage incident Wednesday afternoon that happened after the two motorists nearly collided at Auburn and Lincoln streets.
The man, who police did not identify in a news release, said the incident happened about 4 p.m. Immediately after, the other driver followed him as he drove east on Auburn Street and south on Wilson Street, according to the police report.
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We are currently having a snow day. But not for the good snow. Freezing rain...not even good for sledding.
The older kids can actually do everything. Be forewarned though, it is a little messy.
And the hardest part? Waiting for it to dry. It actually took about 48 hours until it was hard enough to pop the balloon. (Remember, we keep our home pretty cold.)
And, voila! Something to hold Libby's headbands. Just what we were looking for! :)
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Mükemmel! Perfect!ReplyDelete
I will try as soon as possible.
a great idea.ReplyDelete
we have a snow day too. ice on the the way. we have small balloons - water balloons...go figure with my oldest. but now i'm thinking this size could be a cute trio of "dishes". have a good one.
Great idea and so fun! We used to do those as kids with my mom. No snow here just bitter cold. Hope you guys have a nice cozy day.ReplyDelete
This is great! Thanks for sharing it.ReplyDelete
What a wonderful idea! Enjoy your snow day!ReplyDelete
snowing here as well, but we still have school. have a fun day with your kids!ReplyDelete
WOW!!! Thanks for sharing this idea ... I sense an obsession coming on : )ReplyDelete
looks like fun! we're having ice too! wondering if we'll make the orthodontist appointment today.ReplyDelete
No snow or ice here, but I think I need to go buy glue and balloons!ReplyDelete
What a great idea. I'm going to make sure I have all the supplies (well, I really only have to check if we have some balloons, yarn and glue are a given) and then the kids can make these fun bowls when they get home from school.ReplyDelete
What fun! Libby did a great job.
That is SO cool! I remember making these at school years, and years (and years) ago! Lots of fun memories. Thanks so much for posting this awesome project, I'll be linking!ReplyDelete
How fun!!! We'll have to try those.ReplyDelete
Our snow has turned into the icky kind too - at least the schools are closed.
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What a fabulous idea! My kids would love doing this!ReplyDelete
love it! We're having an ice day. Beautiful but treacherous outside. I'm going into the closet now to hunt for balloons. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
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Very cute! It also looks like a good idea for those acryllic yarns I bought ages ago before I realized that I prefer wool!ReplyDelete
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Enjoy what hopefully will be the last of the freezing rain and slippery ice, but another snow day or two could mean more wonderful art. That wouldn't be so bad!
Awesome craft, Leslie!! (I also like to keep my home on the chilly side)ReplyDelete
Oh wow what a great idea. I may have to do that since we too are having a snow day and are supposed to get between 8 and 16" yikes. It's coming down in buckets right now. Thankfully the natives have all been outside playing in the snow for awhile while I knitted and made some home made bread. Thanks for the great idea.ReplyDelete
I love this idea! I know what we're doing this afternoon, since Gunnar had a half day.ReplyDelete
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Very cute! I loved making those when I was a kid, too.ReplyDelete
I'm sort of wishing for snow, we are heading to 43degC or about 109F today as it was yesterday and will be tomorrow so we, like you, are stuck indoors, in our case with the cooling on! My boys love balloons and glue and yarn, I may just have to find them all so we can have a play later!!ReplyDelete
So cool Leslie! I wish I saw your post earlier in the day. We'll still give it a try soon though. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
This is so cool and easy even for little ones :)ReplyDelete
Hey, that's pretty cool and I like how you got the kids involved in a yarn project:)ReplyDelete
Do becareful on the ice! We are hearing from his parents that it bad up there.
So fun! I wish I had a bunch of yarn right now as my kids are on their 3rd snow day this week & we are driving each other batty!ReplyDelete
Other than the long dry time that would be a fun birthday party activity. Perhaps it would work somewhat for a sleepover.
I love this craft! I am doing it by myself... sans kids!!ReplyDelete
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No snow day, but maybe I'll just search through my stash and ferret out some Elmer's glue and make one of these myself! Fun idea!ReplyDelete
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Ours are drying as I type this - thanks for the ideaReplyDelete
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We just did these with our 3 and 5 year old boys as a Mothers Day activity. It was so much fun! Our 3 year old had some issues with the glue sticking to his hands and was ready to stop when his fingers started sticking together, but the 5 year old loved placing the yarn all over and decided to make 2 bowls! Even my husband made one, and it is beautiful. Can't wait for them to dry. Thanks for the great idea.ReplyDelete
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Manchester man who shot victim in face sentenced to 14 to 30 yearsBy DALE VINCENT
New Hampshire Union Leader
September 17. 2013 9:47AM
MANCHESTER - Tony Hebert, 29, was sentenced to serve 14 to 30 years in prison for shooting Pablo Samniego in the face two years ago.
Hebert was originally charge with second-degree murder in the shooting death of the 21-year-old Samniego at Ferry and South Main streets at 3 a.m. July 17, 2011.
Hebert pleaded to the manslaughter charge last month in Hillsborough County Superior Court North.
Judge David Garfunkel said the sentence is intended as a message to the community about the consequences of the reckless use of firearms.
Garfunkel said the two men were strangers, and although Samniego was drunk and insulted Hebert, he was unarmed.
All Hebert had to do was drive away, said Garfunkel, but he circled back and shot Samniego at close range. Only then did Hebert drive away, leaving Samniego to die on the pavement.
Hebert was credited with 790 days of pretrial confinement and can apply for a suspension of the remainder of his sentence after serving two-thirds of the minimum.
He must also pay restitution for burial expenses and must have no contact with the victim's family.
Previous story follows:
MANCHESTER — Defense attorneys, friends and family members Monday described Tony Hebert, 29, as a deeply religious man, who worked two jobs to support his girlfriend and their two children, and was reacting to fear when he fatally shot Pablo Samniego, 21, in July 2011, after Samniego verbally insulted him and appeared ready to dive headfirst into Hebert's vehicle.
But a prosecutor painted a picture of Hebert as a man who was also a drug dealer, out at 3 a,m. with his girlfriend's sister in the vehicle, who pulled out an illegally obtained loaded gun and shot a drunken, unarmed man in the face, after telling him: "Yo, I'll put you on the f...ing news."
Assistant Attorney General Geoff Ward said instead of driving away and going home after Samniego shouted insults, including the N-word, Hebert drove through a parking lot and waited at the stop sign at Ferry and South Main streets for Samniego and his companion, who were on foot. As Samniego approached the driver side window, with his buddy following and apologizing for his drunken friend, Hebert fired at Samniego from a distance of eight to 10 inches.
Ward said the bullet went through Samniego's head and he fell to the ground. Only then, said Ward, with Samniego dying on the pavement, did Hebert drive away.
Hebert was originally indicted on two second-degree murder charges, one alleging he recklessly caused Samniego's death, the other that he knowingly did so. He had been scheduled for trial, but pleaded guilty to manslaughter Aug. 19, in a so-called "naked plea" with no agreement on sentencing.
Ward is seeking the maximum sentence for manslaughter, 15 to 30 years, saying Hebert objected to his attorneys' statements at the plea hearing when they said the shooting was a reckless act, Ward said Hebert claimed: "If anyone was acting recklessly, it was Pablo."
Even after two years in jail, said Ward, Hebert has no remorse. "This is everyone's fault except his," said Ward. "He blames Pablo for where he is today."
Defense attorneys Caroline Smith and Eric Raymond suggested the man they say is a model prisoner at the Valley Street Jail, serving as a mentor to other prisoners and a model even for corrections officers, should be sentenced to as little as five years.
"He said he didn't mean to shoot him," said Smith. "It's not murder, it's manslaughter." She said Hebert agreed to the manslaughter plea because that's what a jury would have decided if he had gone to trial on the second-degree murder charges.
After a hearing that lasted until nearly 3 p.m., without a lunch break, Garfunkel said he would pronounce sentenced at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday.


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Police fear missing NH woman may be dead or seriously injured
June 28. 2013 11:58PM
New Hampshire authorities say the disappearance of a Charlestown woman is suspicious and that the missing woman may have suffered severe physical harm and possibly death.
The state Attorney General's office is seeking help from the public in finding Kelly Robarge, who was last heard from Thursday morning.
Relatives were unable to reach her Thursday and called police.
Officials would not elaborate on the police theory that Robage had been killed or suffered serious harm.
Susan Morrell, senior assistant attorney general said authorities want to hear from anyone with any information about the disappearance of the 42-year-old Robargel
"We are reaching out the public and hoping someone can assist us with information regarding her disappearance and current whereabouts," Morrell said.
Anyone with information has been asked to contact State Police at 603-271-3636.
State Police and the Sullivan County Sheriff's office, have been joined by state Fish and Game and Vermont State Police are assisting in the investigation and search.


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We are grateful that you've chosen the Basilica for your child's Baptism. As Jesus healed the paralytic (Mark 2:5), so too will your child be born anew (John 3:5).
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Q. Who can be a godparent? A. Canon Law requires only one godparent, who must be a practicing Catholic and active in their parish.
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If there are to be 2 Godparents, one must be male, and the other must be female. If one of the godparents is not Catholic, but is a baptized Christian, they may serve as a Christian witness to the baptism along with the Catholic godparent. Note: the parents of the baby to be baptized may not serve as godparents. Also, it is not permitted to have more than 2 godparents.
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Ever since I started performing permanent makeup tattoo treatments, I have noticed its growth in popularity. 1,2 Google Trends exemplifies this growth, where interest in the term 'eyebrow tattoo' has steadily increased over the past five years. 3Ever since I started performing permanent makeup tattoo treatments, I have noticed its growth in popularity.
However, in my experience, coinciding with this growth is the number of patients requiring removal. Traditionally, patients have requested removal because they feel the makeup no longer suits their more mature look. However, I am increasingly seeing people who have received bad permanent makeup treatment and have been disfigured by untrained technicians.
Currently, Level 5 training is recommended by Health Education England (HEE) for tattoo removal using lasers, 4 although an individual does not need any qualifications to perform the actual permanent makeup treatment.
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After Otto's death in 1951, Louise took over the leaf-marketing business. She had a gift for marketing and sales, reaching out to institutions and collectors throughout the country promoting the business. As correspondence preserved with this private collection demonstrates, after Otto's death she kept up the relationships cultivated during Otto's lifetime and gave the same time and attention to small private collections as to large cultural institutions:
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A man suspected of walking out of a Juneau, Alaska, jewelry store with a gold nugget worth nearly $5,000 developed a conscience and paid for it — after his image was distributed by police through a "crime stoppers" program.
The man was a former resident who had returned three weeks ago to participate in a salmon fishing derby, police Lt. Kris Sell said. By Sunday afternoon, he had called the store and left his credit card number to pay for the precious metal.
"He didn't think he was on video," Sell said.
Alaska has a rich mining history, and gold continues to be pursued by corporations with heavy equipment and individuals with gold pans. Nuggets are used in jewelry, and the largest specimens are prized for their natural beauty and heft.
The missing nugget disappeared Aug. 10.
According to Juneau Crime Line, a man in his 60s took a nugget from a display case and tried to get a clerk's attention, but then put the nugget in his pocket and walked out of the store.
A clerk said the man had bought something the day before and provided his name. Police, however, could find no one by that name in Juneau.
Still photos distributed by Juneau Crime Line were published Friday by the Juneau Empire and others. Tips poured in, Sell said. Apparently someone also tipped off the suspect.
The man called the jewelry store and said, "I hear you're looking for me," Sell said, before leaving his credit card number.
Linking him to the missing nugget was aided by the man's Facebook post about his plan to fish in the derby. It helps police when suspects post travel plans, Sell said.
"If they commit a crime, it makes it fairly easy to place them here," she said.
Police and prosecutors will decide in a week or so whether to press charges.
"It would be an expensive case to prosecute because of the extradition involved," Sell said.


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1. Help Historic Johnson Farm celebrate its 25th anniversary and further its mission as a living history and educational treasure by attending the Christmas Festival at the Farm from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
The 1880s brick farmhouse will be decorated for the holiday, and festival attractions will include music, food, crafts for children and wagon rides. Each attendee will be offered free cider and a cookie, and volunteers will be selling handmade centerpieces of fresh greens and a variety of baked goods.
Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for children. Preschoolers are admitted free. Proceeds will be used to support the farm's mission of educating Henderson County students. Parking is free at Rugby Middle School, and guests will be transported across Haywood Road to the farm entrance. For more information, call 828-891-6585 or visit www.historicjohnsonfarm.org.
2. Hendersonville's Main Street will be buzzing with activity Saturday, as the annual Hendersonville Christmas parade steps off at 10:30 a.m. The parade route follows Main Street from Five Points to Caswell Street. This year's theme is Christmas Through Time.
After the parade, children can visit Hendersonville's historic train depot on Maple Street for a free reading of "The Polar Express." Readings will be offered at 12:30 and 1:30 p.m., with refreshments provided by Bruce Drysdale Elementary PTO. Musicians from the Guitar Academy of WNC will serenade the children as they arrive for the event, and the Apple Valley Railroad Club will keep the depot open for extended hours, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
3. If you have a taste for the classics, the drama department at Blue Ridge Community College is staging Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" through Sunday in Patton Auditorium.
Performances are set for 7:30 p.m. today and Saturday and 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Admission is $7 for adults; $5 for BRCC students, faculty and staff. For information, call 694-1849.
4. For those who enjoy a new twist on a holiday classic, choreographer Chase Brock's interpretation of "The Nutcracker" — with a nod to his hometown of Hendersonville — is on stage at the Flat Rock Playhouse Mainstage at 2661 Greenville Highway through Dec. 22.
Performances are at 8 p.m. Wednesdays-Saturdays and 2 p.m. on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. For tickets or information, call 828-693-0731 or visit www.flatrockplayhouse.org. Admission is $40 for adults, $38 for senior citizens and $30 for students.
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September 15. 2013 4:41PM
The Conway Daily Sun tells a story from Albany that sounds like some big-city regulatory nightmare.
Carole Cotton has a little shop called Our Favorite Things. Not long ago, she posted outside the shop a blackboard on which she asked customers to complete the sentence "Before I die I want to ..."
The board was up for 32 days, in which time hundreds of people wrote their answers, the Sun reported. Then Saturday a week ago Cotton was visited by a sheriff's deputy. On behalf of the Albany selectmen, she was served papers. They informed her that she was subject to a fine of up to $275 a day because the town considered the board a sign — one larger than the town ordinance allowed. It had to be removed immediately.
"You can't overlook something because it's good," Kathy Vizard, Albany's administrative assistant, told the Sun. "All we want is for (Cotton) to come into compliance. We don't want to be the bad guy, but we have to be fair to everyone. I agree it's a great sign, but it's not legal."
Vizard said other property owners also had illegal signs and were served papers. Cotton wanted her blackboard to be allowed as a mural, but the ordinance has no category for murals.
Selectmen encouraged Cotton to apply for a variance. She refused. She should not have to ask for special treatment. If the rules are so restrictive that they ban creativity that everyone in town enjoys, then maybe the problem is with the rules, not the creativity.


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Local grapplers have sights set on Battle Creek
Lenawee County wrestlers did their usual damage in the district rounds.
This week marks the regional tournaments, where county teams and individuals will look to punch their tickets to states.
Team regionals take place Wednesday, individual regionals occur Saturday. Team regional champions advance to the state quarterfinals next Friday at Kellogg Arena in Battle Creek. Individual state qualifiers will compete Feb. 22 and 23 at the Palace of Auburn Hills.
Tecumseh, Hudson, Addison and Sand Creek cruised to team district championships last week, winning their district matches by a combined score of 455-84.
Meanwhile, 66 county wrestlers from nine teams advanced to individual regionals.
Here is a glance at this week's regional tournaments involving county teams.
Tecumseh: No. 6-ranked Tecumseh will wrestle Dearborn Heights Annapolis, while Melvindale meets Downriver League rival Trenton in the semifinals at 5:30 p.m. The winners meet in the final.
Tecumseh seeks its third consecutive trip to the quarterfinals and eighth in the past 10 seasons.
Annapolis, which finished third in the Western Wayne Athletic Conference, hopes for its third quarterfinal berth in the past five seasons.
Trenton won its second straight district title. Melvindale claimed its first district championship in recent memory.
"There are some good teams coming in," Tecumseh coach Tony Greathouse said, "but if we wrestle how were capable of doing, we should be headed back to Battle Creek."
Tecumseh and Adrian wrestlers will compete in Saturday's individual regional at Tecumseh.
Hudson at Addison: Top-ranked Hudson will meet perennial power Springport, and fourth-ranked Addison faces Cascades Conference rival Grass Lake in the semifinals at 6 p.m. The winners meet in the final.
Hudson and Addison combined for seven of the past eight Division 4 state championships.
The power programs figure to clash in the finals.
"It's going to be close," said Hudson coach Scott Marry. "We'll have to minimize our bonus points and hope to score a few pins to get bonus points of our own. Addison matches up well against us. We look forward to the challenge, but it's going to be a tight one."
Hudson won five of nine matches between the teams at last Saturday's individual district.
"It's going to come down to matchups," Addison coach Matt Seiser said. "Hudson is a very good team, and they've won four (state championships) in a row for a reason. On paper they're the favorite, but that's why you wrestle them all. We've been wrestling better lately, and we're looking forward to the challenge."
Springport won its 14th consecutive district crown.
Grass Lake claimed its first district title in more than 20 years. Addison beat the Warriors 60-15 earlier this season.
Addison, Blissfield, Hudson, Madison and Sand Creek will compete in Saturday's individual regional at Hudson.
Sand Creek: The Aggies will face Memphis, while Lutheran Western meets the Madison Heights Bishop Foley district champion in the semifinals at 5:30 p.m. The winners advance to the final.
Sand Creek lost in the regional finals the past two seasons, falling shy of the program's first state meet berth.
Is this the year the Aggies visit Battle Creek?
"We're at home, so we're real excited and pumped for that," Sand Creek coach Marc Spicer said. "We just have to take care of business at home."
Memphis captured its second straight district title. Lutheran Western advanced to regionals by virtue of a forfeit.
Sand Creek's county-best 14 individual regional qualifiers will compete Saturday at Hudson.


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Mental preparation is a crucial part of accomplishing running goals.
I forget things. Maddening little habit, isn't it. But forget I do. In fact, there was actually a day a couple of years ago that I literally forgot whether I had run earlier in the day. A 34-year veteran runner and I could not recall whether I had laced 'em up that day. Maddening.
I've been working on my little "short-coming" very hard lately. I cannot blame this on age, since I've always been a little scatter-brained (no comments!). But I've decided to really work on my focus and my "mind's eye." And when it's working, it works pretty well.
Here's what I do; I visualize whatever it is I'm trying to recall or remember. I mean REALLY visualize it. I literally watch myself do something that I am supposed to do. For example, I have a habit of forgetting my wallet. But when I both say out loud "Remember your wallet" AND daydream picking up my wallet and shoving it in my back left pocket, it seems my percentage of remembering improves a decent amount. Not always, but better.
So how does this relate to running? Have you ever heard the expression "it's 50 percent physical and 90 percent mental?" Almost all professional athletes spend hours in the physical pursuit of their sport, but not nearly all spend even a fraction of that time visualizing the ball hitting the bat or the swoosh of the three-point shot as it clears the net.
Runners are similar in how they approach physical and mental preparation. We usually have the physical part down pretty well. But to mentally prepare for a run or a race is to use that "mind's eye" to put you in the thick of the kick, in the lean at the tape, or in the drive past the marathon Wall. Running a "personal best" is much the same pursuit as me remembering my wallet. Visualize it. Daydream it. Create an environment that allows the body to see it happening.
I am not talking about spending hours a week in some zen state, lying on your back with your legs firmly tucked behind your neck while sounds of whales gently permeate the interior of your home – unless you're into that sort of thing. But what I am talking about is some old-fashioned healthy daydreaming about what you want to have happen. Nothing wrong with that!
When Roger Bannister broke the 4-minute mile barrier on May 6, 1954, he opened the flood-gates of people who finally believed it was possible to run that fast. Australian John Landy soon destroyed Bannister's mark, just 45 days later, by more than a full second. He believed it and visualized it because it had been done. The feat has been achieved countless times since then. The current world best mile mark is 3:43.13. That's a whole lotta believing.
Could you or I visualize ourselves to a sub 3:43? I doubt it. Visualization only works well when you are daydreaming in the world of probabilities. Hey, I'd love to be Prince Charming, but have you seen my horse? What I do know and do readily practice is to use my mind's eye to get me where my body can go, but my mind doesn't quite accept yet. The more I see myself doing it, and then think I did it, the more my body will accept that as realistic feedback and actual ability. That 90 percent mental thing? It really works.
So whether it's remembering to grab your wallet, keys, or glasses, or it's that you can finish a 5k in under 30-minutes or scale the marathon Wall, your mind's eye is there to help you see it and then do it. But don't discount a healthy dose of whale singing. They have some nice harmonies – if you're into that sort of thing.
Former Lock Haven University stand-out runner Andrew Shearer is the Middletown Athletic Club secretary/treasurer. Shearer has been running since 1978.


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FRENCH CAMP - Gary Allen Hawkins, 33, of Stockton was identified Monday as the burglary suspect shot and killed by law enforcement officers Saturday night after they said he tried to run them down in a stolen Mercedes, the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office reported.
FRENCH CAMP - Gary Allen Hawkins, 33, of Stockton was identified Monday as the burglary suspect shot and killed by law enforcement officers Saturday night after they said he tried to run them down in a stolen Mercedes, the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office reported.
Hawkins was reported shot by both a county deputy and a Stockton police officer in the 200 block of South Adelbert Avenue while they were assigned to the Countywide Gang Task Force and were attempting to approach him after pulling over the vehicle, which was believed to have been involved in an armed robbery Friday.
After Hawkins was shot, he was pulled from the Mercedes, and a loaded handgun was discovered in his waistband, the Sheriff's Office reported. An ambulance took him to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead about 9 p.m. Saturday.
A multiagency investigation is being conducted. The names of the deputy and the police officer will not be released until after they have served three days of administrative leave, which is standard procedure in officer-involved shootings, sheriff's Deputy Les Garcia said.
LODI - A pickup driver reportedly distracted in a conversation with his passenger allowed his eastbound vehicle to drift into the path of an oncoming big rig at 11 a.m. Monday on Highway 12 just west of Tower Park, causing both vehicles to overturn and leading to traffic interruptions throughout the afternoon.
The California Highway Patrol reported that Joseph Teves, 26, of Rio Vista, driving a 1999 Ford Ranger, was treated at Lodi Memorial Hospital for minor injuries following the crash.
The driver of the big rig, Daniel Stephenson, 53, of Sacramento, managed to brake when he saw the pickup traveling east in his westbound lane, but it was too late. After the two collided, Stephenson veered to the south, and his big rig fell onto its left side and slid down the levee embankment. He got out of his truck cab uninjured, according to the CHP.
Several other vehicles traveling east behind Teves needed to take evasive action to avoid the sliding big rig. They all turned to the right and drove off the elevated highway into an open field, but the CHP reported no one was injured and no other vehicles were damaged. They were able to drive away from the scene.
An initial investigation determined that alcohol did not appear to be a factor in the collision.
STOCKTON - The California Highway Patrol credited positive identifications by victims in helping them serve a search warrant on Ernest Alvarez, 52, of Stockton, who is considered the suspect who impersonated a CHP mechanic and took $320 from a victim.
Alvarez was arrested on Dec. 31. The CHP has submitted a report to the San Joaquin County District Attorney's Office recommending Alvarez be prosecuted for intent to commit theft by fraud and allegedly displaying a sign indicating an official connection with the CHP without permission or authority.
STOCKTON - Two Stockton senior citizens reported to police their homes were shot following gunfire in their neighborhoods Sunday afternoon.
A 92-year-old woman reported she heard several gunshots at 1 p.m. in the 1600 block of East Ninth Street. Moments later, she heard her window shatter. She looked but could not see the shooter.
An hour later and roughly three to four miles away, in the 200 block of Rendon Avenue, a 60-year-old man reported hearing shots and discovered his home and two vehicles were shot multiple times. He told police he saw a small black Honda with a loud exhaust leaving his neighborhood.
STOCKTON - Police are searching for a man who allegedly stabbed a woman in the 600 block of South Aurora Street about 6:30 p.m. Sunday.
The 61-year-old woman told police she had negotiated a sexual transaction with the man, who told her his name was Christopher. The woman asked to see the money, and the man complied, then he cut her before running away.
The assailant was described as white, 30 years old standing 5 feet 6 inches and 200 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing all dark clothing, police reported.


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Smyrna Town Council discussed several items at their Nov. 5 meeting other than the 2013 budget, previously reported in last week's Smyrna/Clayton Sun-Times.
Here are a few tidbits from the meeting:
Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month
Smyrna Town Council approved a proclamation recognizing November as Pancreatic Awareness Month.
The proclamation states that in 2012, an estimated 43,920 people will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in the United States and 37,390 will die from the disease. With the signing of the proclamation, council "encourages all citizens to support those currently affected by pancreatic cancer, and help raise awareness towards finding a cure for this devastating disease."
Bonding requirements helping developers
Council approved a motion for temporary modification of bonding requirements for residential developments. Town Manager Dave Hugg, as he has the past two years, asked council to approve the modifications to help "people build but slowly." He said some projects in the area such as "Hickory Hollow" are starting to show some life.
With the approval, the underlying requirement is still in effect but developers are able to make progress.
Farmers Market update
Hugg provided an update on the Smyrna Farmers Market, which concluded its first season on Oct. 27.
"The gross vendor sales were about $38,000, which is a pretty healthy number. There were 15 vendors on average each week," Hugg said. "Smyrna and Millville were the two most successful new markets this year. We've received a lot of kudos on that."
There will be a special Holiday Farmers Market Saturday, Dec. 1 from 1 to 4 p.m., leading into holiday events including children's activities, caroling, tree lighting, and a visit from Santa all in front of Town Hall.
Criminal mischief up in town
Police Chief Wil Bordley told council that reports of criminal mischief are up. He said the increase isn't anything unusual and is actually part of a trend the police are noticing in their reports.
After the meeting, Bordley said a lot of stuff is up including thefts, domestic cases and robberies, but they're all part of an increased trend the department is noticing.
"The only thing I can contribute this to is the economy," Bordley said.
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The small town of Butterfield had a big turnout for the high school band and choir concert Monday, Dec. 17.
The small town of Butterfield had a big turnout for the high school band and choir concert Monday, Dec. 17.
The concert began with the fifth and sixth grade bands playing music out of their lesson books. From there, the junior high choirs took the stage and performed carols while Dr. Suess' grinch stole their Christmas hats and decorations.
There were solos performed throughout the concert by individuals of the Butterfield-Odin School choir. Two students performed a duet of Justin Beiber's "Mistletoe," a song released just one year ago.
Switching from choral music to instrumental, the band took the stage and performed a few full-length songs including John Rutter's "Carol of the Nativity."
Many members of the high school band are also members of the choir, so there was a short intermission following the band's performance while the choir prepared to take the stage. They then performed a few traditional Christmas songs before closing out the concert with a performance of Battistelli, Ian Eskelin and Tony Wood's "Christmas Is."
There was a short silence following the completion of the concert in recognition of the Sandy Hook school shooting families and victims. After the concert refreshments were provided at the Butterfield-Odin School cafeteria.


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NEW YORK (AP) — Not long ago, Kevin R. Free went to an audition for a part in the longest running musical in history. He immediately felt weird.
All the other actors vying for the same part were at least 10 years older and he was the only African-American. Looking around at his competition, Free was confused and getting increasingly angry.
"I just felt like, 'Why am I here? I have to talk to my manager about this,'" he recalled, laughing. "I mean, 'Why am I even here?'"
Free, a playwright, director and actor in New York's downtown theater scene, pulled himself together enough to do a monologue and sing a song when his name was called.
It worked: He got both the job and a chance to make history. Free has taken over the role of Bellomy in "The Fantasticks," the first time a black man has played the role in the New York show's more than 20,000 performances over 54 years.
"If we're talking about fictional stories — and if they're so-called universal stories — they can be played by any race," says Free, 45. "I really love doing the show."
"The Fantasticks" — playing at The Snapple Theater Center, an off-Broadway complex in the heart of Times Square — has a cast of eight, two musicians, a cardboard moon and guy who sprinkles confetti to create snow.
The tale, a mock version of "Romeo and Juliet," concerns a young girl and boy secretly brought together by their fathers and an assortment of odd characters, including a rakish narrator called El Gallo, an old actor, an Indian named Mortimer and a character who doesn't speak.
Tom Jones, who wrote the book and lyrics, helped prepare Free for the role. "I don't think he would say it was written for white people to do, but I don't think he pictured me as it was written in 1952," says Free. "But I think I fit really well in the show."
Scores of actors have appeared in the show, from the opening cast that included Jerry Orbach and Rita Gardner, to stars such as Ricardo Montalban and Kristin Chenoweth.
Over the years, there has been a black El Gallo, and the lead girl has been played both by a Latina and an Asia-American. But Bellomy, her father, hasn't been portrayed by an African-American before. No changes have been made to the script to address the fact that Free's daughter is now being played by a white woman.
Catherine Russell, who co-produces "The Fantasticks," welcomed the change, pointing out that mixed-race families are increasingly the norm, reflected from Cheerios commercials to the race-neutral casting in "Scandal."
"I'm really excited about that, and I'm really happy that that's happening with 'The Fantasticks' also," she says. "I think it should reflect modern life."
Free had seen two previous productions of the "The Fantasticks" — in the 1980s in college and again in the 1990s at a community theater in his native North Carolina.
When he found out about the audition, Free naturally went out and bought a ticket to see the show. But he went to the wrong theater that night and was too embarrassed to show up late.
At the audition, Free had to be creative. "I wore a purple cardigan and a brightly-colored bow tie," he says. "I thought, 'This will work. This is what I'll wear.' I had no idea that the character actually wears a little bow tie and brightly colored clothes."
Free is also a producer of The Fire This Time Festival, which promotes playwrights of color, and is a director at the Broadway Training Center of Westchester, where he's preparing 11 girls in "Starlight Express" this summer.
His path to "The Fantasticks" started with his arrival to New York in 1995 to do musical comedy and has led him to regional roles, parts on "Law & Order," directing and writing, performing with the New York Neo-Futurists, and narrating audiobooks.
"I got all the things that I got from saying 'yes' after somebody asked me, 'Do you want to try this?' 'Do you want to audition for this?' I just said, 'yes,'" he says. "It's better than waiting tables."
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Good Samaritans save driver after vehicle crashes into brookBy APRIL GUILMET
Union Leader Correspondent
April 18. 2013 4:15PM
LONDONDERRY — A group of anonymous bystanders have been hailed as heroes after pulling an unconscious female motorist from her car after it flipped over the guard rail and rolled down a 10-foot embankment into Beaver Brook Thursday afternoon.
Emergency crews responded to the reports of a motor vehicle crash on Gilcreast Road near Charleston Avenue shortly after 2 p.m. on Thursday.
Upon arrival, police and fire officials discovered a black Toyota sedan on its roof and partially under water, with the female victim regaining consciousness on the shore, acting Fire Chief Darren O'Brien said.
Police identified the vehicle's driver as Laurie Donofrio, 43, of Windham.
According to fire officials, the vehicle was traveling toward Route 102 at the time of the crash. The initial investigation indicated that Donofrio suffered a medical issue causing her to lose control of her car, hit a guardrail and flip over the embankment, landing in the middle of the brook.
A witness told fire officials that Donofrio was unresponsive and wasn't breathing after bystanders broke one of the car's windows and pulled her onto the shore.
Another bystander reportedly performed CPR on Donofrio.
"By the time we got here, she was awake and was coughing up water," O'Brien said. "She appeared relatively alert but was somewhat disoriented."
Donofrio reportedly told fire crews her husband had been driving the vehicle at the time of the crash, leading fire officials to promptly put on their wetsuits and begin an extensive search of the surrounding waters.
Soon after, however, it was confirmed that Donofrio's husband, Paul, was safely at work and wasn't involved in the crash.
Donofrio was taken to Parkland Medical Center in Derry where she was being treated for injuries described as not life-threatening.
"Those bystanders were the heroes today," O'Brien said. "If it weren't for their actions, there probably would have been a significantly different outcome."
Since a small amount of fuel leaked into the brook, emergency crews set up a hazardous material collection device downstream, and the state DES has been notified of the incident.
Staff from Bachmann's Towing used hydraulic tools to drag the car out of the creek bed and fasten it to a tow truck. The vehicle sustained heavy front-end and side damage.