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With each passing hour, it's looking more and more like Hurricane Sandy is the Cuban Missle Crisis of climate change -- and a political moment we'll long remember.
Much like Gov. Christie's post-storm embrace of President Obama, there's reasons to be cynical about New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg (and plenty of reasons to dislike him) but this is a stunning turn of events however you look at it:
In a surprise announcement, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said Thursday that Hurricane Sandy had reshaped his thinking about the presidential campaign and that as a result he was endorsing President Obama.
Mr. Bloomberg, a political independent in his third term leading New York City, has been sharply critical of both Mr. Obama, a Democrat, and Mitt Romney, the president's Republican rival, saying that both men have failed to candidly confront the problems afflicting the nation. But he said he had decided over the past several days that Mr. Obama was the best candidate to tackle the global climate change that the mayor believes contributed to the violent storm, which took the lives of at least 38 New Yorkers and caused billions of dollars in damage.
"The devastation that Hurricane Sandy brought to New York City and much of the Northeast — in lost lives, lost homes and lost business — brought the stakes of next Tuesday's presidential election into sharp relief," Mr. Bloomberg wrote in an editorial for Bloomberg View.
"Our climate is changing," he wrote. "And while the increase in extreme weather we have experienced in New York City and around the world may or may not be the result of it, the risk that it may be — given the devastation it is wreaking — should be enough to compel all elected leaders to take immediate action."
The other interesting thing, and a sharp twist of the political knife to Mitt Romney's back, is that Bloomberg said he could have endorsed '03 Romney. Probably a lot of folks could have -- more proof that the Tea Party and talk radio may have destroyed the Grand Old Party for a long, long time.


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Four players scored goals as Roger downed Kissell at the Neosho Soccer Fields on Monday.
Weston Francisco led Roger with two goals in the game, while Jessery Gutierrez, Everson Tomlinson and Jarentt Breuil scored one apiece.
Erin Green and Jackson Birner led Kissell offensively as the duo scored one goal each.
Rodriguez 6, Feagan 0
Hudson Williams continued to stay hot offensively for Rodriguez this season, as he was all the offense Rodriguez needed as they blanked Feagan. As if one hat trick wasn't impressive enough, Williams scored the equivalent of two in one game as he poured in all six goals. Joel Hubbard led Rodriguez defensively with three saves.
Drew Cobb was the defensive leader for Feagan as he turned in seven saves.
Bartley 4, Shaeffer 0
Monday's 4-0 victory for Kevin Bartley's squad sewed up the first place title in the 5-6 year old league. Bartley's plight was certainly a team effort as four players scored a goal apiece: Lucas Bartley, Dayton Warren, Lyndsey Doke and Jarentt Breuil.
Tierney Keener led Shaeffer with two saves.
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Stephens 2, Linehan 1
In one of the more exciting games of the day, Stephens escaped Linehan behind goals from Brayden Selgeby and Ava May in a defensive battle. Joel Bridges scored the lone goal for Linehan while Colton Southern recorded one save.
Pendergraft 5, Horne 2
Austin Rodriguez was all the offense Pendergraft needed on Monday as the youngster blasted five goals to lead his team to victory.
Anthony Gunacmejia scored both of Horne's goals, while Braisun Long turned in four saves and teammate Zachary Goff added three in the loss.
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Baker 5, Wood 2
A superb performance by Erick Estrada helped Baker escape Wood in an offensive showing on Monday. Estrada couldn't be stopped offensively as he scored four goals, while teammate Carlos Estrada booted another in the victory. Jercyn Baker and Alex Ramos each had a save for Baker.
Wood was led by Kayden Wood's goal and five saves while Wyatt Keplar also scored once.
Shaeffer 3, Jordon 0
Marcus Shaeffer scored the only three goals in the game as Shaeffer shut out Jordon. Chase Liedtke and Harley Baker teamed up to pitch the shutout in goal with two saves each.
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Ready or not, the refugees are comingBy PAUL FEELY
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March 31. 2013 8:56PM
The state's refugee resettlement program is expected to spread from Manchester to Nashua in the coming weeks, with 50 refugees headed toward the Gate City. Officials in both cities are expressing concern over the plans.
"I was talking about my concerns with the head of the International Institute, and the next communication I have from them is to say that they (the refugees) are coming, and we've found housing for them," said Nashua Mayor Donnalee Lozeau. "I asked, 'Where? When? Who's coming? Are there any children?' No one has any answers. The concerns I raised were real ones, and I feel like they weren't addressed at all."
The International Institute of New Hampshire (IINH) has been working for months to resettle another 200 refugees in Manchester, despite a sometimes frosty relationship with city officials. Mayor Ted Gatsas wrote a letter in 2011 to the U.S. State Department, which oversees the refugee program, faulting its "complete and utter lack of consideration for the local resettlement community."
Citing the challenges the thousands of refugees already in the city face in terms of housing, education and employment, Gatsas later sought a moratorium on new arrivals, asking the Executive Council to withhold federal contracts to IINH and other resettlement agencies. The contracts were eventually approved.
Manchester Ward 3 alderman Pat Long, who headed a commission to study the refugee problems in Manchester, said he approached IINH officials months ago about the possibility of spreading out the 200 incoming refugees to other communities around the Queen City.
"There is a stipulation that resettlement take place within 50 miles of the local state office," said Long. "The IINH office is located in Manchester, so we were asking that they look at other communities within 50 miles of the city as well. Nashua was one of them, and when I heard there were 50 refugees headed there, I thought at first they were part of the group of 200, but that's not the case. The IINH has applied for and been approved to receive 50 additional refugees."
IINH Executive Director Nasir Arush confirmed Friday that separate groups are headed to Nashua and Manchester.
Long said there is a chance the refugees could end up in Manchester eventually.
"When we've questioned them in the past, the IINH always points out that these are families they are trying to keep together, that the refugees have family members here they are coming to be with," said Long. "So my concern with this is, when the institute money runs out, and this group leaves Nashua, they likely have family here in Manchester. So it's likely they will head here as well."
Refugees are given financial assistance when they first arrive, including Medicare coverage up to nine months. There is assistance from the resettlement agency to help them find work and acclimate to the community. There is past evidence for refugees arriving in Nashua and heading for Manchester. In 2008, the Gate City received 59 refugees from Somalia and Burundi. Most of the Somalians have since left for Manchester or other parts of the country, while the Burundians stayed.
The Queen City has been the top resettlement location for refugees in New Hampshire. Between 2002 and 2009, Manchester received 1,807 of the state's 2,966 new refugees, about 60 percent, while Nashua, the state's second-largest city, received 70 refugees over the same time. Concord and Laconia each received 778 and 260, respectively.
"In Nashua, we've been working closely with the local community and some of the religious groups in the area," said Arush. "We're getting a lot of support in Nashua right now."
But Lozeau said she has many concerns.
"It's not enough to bring them just because you have federal money and the OK to do so," she said. "Without doing the proper due diligence work, you are setting them up to fail, and that doesn't benefit anyone.
Nasir said his agency is considering opening an office in Nashua next year, but that the office will remain in Manchester and will continue to work with the refugee community and local officials.
"There's no intention on our end to settle in Nashua to make Manchester happy," he said. "We want to keep that relationship (with Manchester) strong."
New Hampshire Union Leader staff reporter Ted Siefer contributed to this report.
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NH lawmaker says sorry, then doubles down on doubts about Boston bombing
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Embattled lawmaker who alleged Boston bombing was government plot resigns
Legislator's latest remarks on bombings spark outrage
Bipartisan condemnation of Auburn lawmaker's wild claims about Boston bombing
Despite issuing an apology for prior statements, Rep. Stella Tremblay continued to question the Boston Marathon bombing and the injuries of survivor Jeff Bauman in an interview on a WEEI 93.7 FM morning show Friday.
Tremblay, R-Auburn, first made national headlines posting her opinions on commentator Glenn Beck's Facebook page. Since then, Tremblay has drawn sharp rebukes from officials on both sides of the aisle.
In response, the lawmaker issued a statement expressing regret for her remarks. "My sincere apologies if I have offended anyone with my comments regarding the Boston Marathon Bombing," she said.
But during her interview on WEEI Tremblay again seemed to doubt Bauman's injuries even as she expressed a desire to appologize to him for her past remarks.
"I would love to go and visit Jeff and apologize to him, if he was hurt," she said. Bauman, a Massachusetts resident who works at the Costco in Nashua, lost both legs in the blast.
In the aftermath of the attack, the lawmaker had made light of the seriousness of those injuries as evidence the bombing might be a government plot.
"He was not in pain; he was not in shock. If I had had those type of injuries, I'd be screaming in agony," she had said.
During the Friday morning broadcast, Tremblay called for an independent investigation of the bombing and the injuries sustained by victims. The FBI, she said, should not handle the investigation. Rather, Tremblay recommended an Arizona group called the Cold Case Posse should look into the matter. The Posse has made national headlines claiming President Barack Obama's birth certificate is fraudulent.
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There are at least 7,518 reasons to get the U.S.-Mexican border under control. That equals the number of aliens apprehended in fiscal year 2011 from the four nations that federal officials label "state sponsors of terrorism" plus 10 "countries of interest." Since January 2010, those flying into the United States via these 14 nations face enhanced screening. As the Transportation Security Administration announced at the time: "Effective aviation security must begin beyond our borders." U.S. national security merits at least that much vigilance on our borders.
The roaring immigration-reform debate largely addresses Hispanic aliens who illegally cross the border. Far more worrisome, however, are the thousands who break into the United States from countries "where we have concerns, particularly about al-Qaida affiliates," a top State Department official told CNN.
These include Cubans, Iranians, Sudanese and Syrians, whose governments are federally designated "state sponsors of terrorism." As Customs and Border Protection's "2011 Yearbook of Immigration Statistics" reports, 198 Sudanese were nabbed while penetrating the USA. Between fiscal years 2002 and 2011, such arrests totaled 1,207. (These figures cover all U.S. borders, although 96.3 percent of detainees crossed from Mexico.) Like other immigrants, most Sudanese seek better lives here. But some may be vectors for the same militant Islam that tore Sudan in two - literally.
In FY 2011, 108 Syrians were stopped; over the previous 10 years, 1,353 were. Syria supports Hezbollah, and Bashar al-Assad's unstable regime reportedly has attacked its domestic opponents with chemical weapons.
Among Iranians, 276 were caught in FY 2011, while 2,310 were captured over the previous 10 years. Iran also backs Hezbollah, hates "The Great Satan" - its name for the United States - and craves atomic weapons.
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. Afghanistan, the Taliban's stronghold and current theater of America's longest war. (Afghans halted in FY 2011: 106; prior 10 years: 681.)
. Nigeria. The land of underwear bomber Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab suffers under Sharia law in its northern provinces. (Respective data: 591 and 4,525.)
. Pakistan, hideaway of the Pakistani Taliban and the late Osama bin Laden (525 and 10,682).
. Saudi Arabia, generous benefactor of radical imams and militant mosques worldwide; birthplace of 15 of the 19 Sept. 11 hijackers (123 and 986).
. Somalia. Home of Indian Ocean pirates and al-Qaida's al-Shabaab franchise. In October 1993, Islamic terrorists there shot down two Black Hawk helicopters, killed 18 U.S. soldiers and dragged several of their bodies through Mogadishu's streets (323 and 1,524).
The House Homeland Security Subcommittee on Oversight last November published "A Line in the Sand: Countering Crime, Violence, and Terror at the Southwest Border." This study offers chilling portraits of some who consider the southern border America's welcome mat.
. On Jan. 11, 2011, U.S. agents discovered Said Jaziri in a car trunk trying to enter near San Diego. Jaziri traveled from his native Tunisia to Tijuana, he said, and paid smugglers $5,000 to sneak him across the border. France previously convicted and deported him for assaulting a Muslim whom he considered insufficiently devout. In 2006, Jaziri advocated killing Danish cartoonist Kurt Westergaard for creating what Jaziri called sacrilegious drawings of the Prophet Mohammed.
. Somalia's Ahmed Muhammed Dhakane told authorities in 2011 that he earned up to $75,000 per day smuggling East Africans into America. His clients included three al-Shabaab terrorists. As the House paper states: "Dhakane cautioned that each of these individuals is ready to die for their cause. ..."
. On June 4, 2010, Anthony Joseph Tracy was convicted of conspiring to slip aliens into America. Tracy told federal investigators that Cuban diplomats used his travel agency in Kenya to transfer 272 Somalis to Havana. They proceeded to Belize, through Mexico, and then trespassed into the USA. Tracy claims he refused to assist al-Shabaab. But officials discovered an email in which he casually wrote: "...i helped a lot of Somalis and most are good but there are some who are bad and i leave them to ALLAH..."
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NASHUA - Nashua has four dams categorized as high hazard by the state Department of Environmental Services Dam Bureau due to the devastating impact they could have on life and property should they ever fail.
Due to the potential danger, the dams are consistently monitored by a combination of private, state, and in some cases, federal inspectors to ensure that everyone living around them is safe.
Jim Gallagher, chief of the Dam Bureau, said dams are classified as high hazard not because they are structurally unsound, but because of the risk they would pose to the surrounding area should they ever fail. For a dam to be classified as high hazard, only one person's life has to be in danger were it to fail. Once classified as high hazard, the dam's owners must develop and maintain an emergency action plan. Also, the state must inspect the dams at least once every two years.
Gallagher said Nashua's four high-hazard dams, the Jackson Plant Dam, which is owned by the city but leased to Essex Power Services Inc., and the Bowers Dam, Harris Pond Dam, and Supply Pond Dam, which are all owned by Pennichuck Water Works Inc., are in good condition and have responsible owners.
"High hazard does not mean high danger," Gallagher said, while adding, "Pennichuk is a very good, conscientious dam owner. (Essex) is another good dam owner. They both want to keep their dams in good shape for both safety and revenue reasons."
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"Our folks go out there in storms, we adjust the overflows so water can come through without jeopardizing the dams. We are conscious of storms and bad weather, and make sure the dams are in good shape," Patenaude said.
Gallagaher said that while the Jackson Plant Dam falls under federal jurisdiction, state inspectors accompany federal inspectors when they visit the dam, and it is in good shape.
Andrew Locke, vice president for Essex, said the dam, which has a one-megawatt facility on-site, is inspected once a year because it falls under federal regulatory jurisdiction. He added that Essex is working with the city to modify the dam to achieve greater control over water levels during flood conditions.
Of the roughly 2,600 dams in the state, 137 are classified as high hazard. Gallagher said the Dam Bureau has a team of four inspectors and one supervisor and an $800,000 annual budget to ensure that dams in the state that pose a threat to lives and personal property are safe. Along with inspecting dams, Gallagher said the Dam Bureau also has a team that repairs and maintains 278 state-owned dams.
In Hudson, there is only one dam classified as high hazard, but the town is currently developing plans to replace the dam with a bridge after being told by state officials the dam wasn't strong enough.
The Pelham Road Culvert, which is owned by the town, is a roadway that doubles as a dam. Department of Environmental Services Dam Bureau Chief Jim Gallagher said that as a result of state inspections, the town was informed the culvert that allowed water to flow through the road embankment does not have enough water discharge capacity, while the road itself is not strong enough to handle a strong flood flowing over it.
Gallagher said if conditions are right, a situation similar to the flood in Alstead in 2005 that washed away an entire road could occur in Hudson.
Instead of strengthening the dam, Hudson officials made the decision to replace it with a bridge, which Gallagher said "is fine with us."
Patrick Colburn, town engineer, said that since the town is enrolled in the state bridge program, the cost to construct the bridge would be shared by the town and the Department of Transportation.
"Certainly high-hazard dams are a concern," Colburn said.
Colburn added that the town has already hired someone to design the new bridge, and Gallagher said he has been informed that the town plans to advertise the project for construction later this year, with an eye toward beginning work in the summer of 2014.


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The Brown family's vacations often degenerated into flooded campgrounds, overflowing outhouses, kids blowing sarsaparilla out their noses and crawling through 14-hour days at Disneyland, all while vacuum-packed into a car named Lurch.
When the kids were young, our family vacations were models of harmony and bliss as Tammy and I vacuum-packed four daughters into our sardine can of a station wagon, which we nicknamed Lurch. Most years, we made the road trip across the bleak Nevada desert to visit relatives. The highlight was when baby Laurel detonated diapers all the way down Interstate 5, across routes 46, 99, 58 and up the I-15 to Las Vegas, where we nearly went bankrupt buying another truck-load of jumbo, monster-strength, NASA-certified disposable Pampers. Hailey and Boo-Boo elbowed each other black and blue for the right to sit in the front seat, so they could be elbowed by Mom and Dad. Genevieve whined that Nevada radio stations were for crazed aliens from a faraway galaxy, which should have made our girls feel right at home. Did you ever wish that you had James Bond ejection seats in your car? One more wail, screech, scream, spit, pout or punch and Daddy pops a red button on the dash. Whoosh! A quad of startled kids rockets through the roof into the desert sky. Happiness is watching four parachutes in the rearview mirror. Another memorable fiasco was our pilgrimage to Disneyland. One day we spent 14 hours running, then walking, then crawling through the Magic Kingdom. I vaguely remember being jostled to the curb for the midnight Main Street Electrical Parade. I was a human coat rack draped with maps, cameras, T-shirts, mouse ears, bags and balloons. By the end of my ordeal in "The Happiest Place on Earth," it felt like my feet had been run over by the Matterhorn bobsled. The only thing magic about the kingdom was that I was able leave it under my own power. Let's not forget our invasion of Columbia, a former gold rush boom town in northern California. Preserved in its Wild West splendor, it boasted bluegrass bands, dusty streets and a rickety saloon that served old-fashioned sarsaparilla. The root beer-like soft drink provided our little darlings ample opportunity to demonstrate their world-class belching powers while trying to make each other laugh so the drinks would spray out of their nostrils. Columbia also had a Wells Fargo stagecoach ride. It was ambushed by real actors playing fake bandits who wore 10-gallon hats on 3-gallon heads and shot plastic cap guns into the air. I told them that they were welcome to kidnap my daughters but they declined. They said they'd rather go to jail than gag on sarsaparilla belches all day. Word spreads fast in a small town. My all-time favorite family outing was our camping trip to Mount Madonna. We had borrowed a bewildering, battered old tent from my parents. It had more rusty parts than a junkyard, which is probably where they found it. It was after dark by the time I tried to decipher, unsuccessfully, the stained 17-page set-up instructions scrawled by someone who's native language was Swahili. We propped up our lopsided canvas shanty the best we could. During the endless night, as we thrashed about on flat air mattresses, a heavy downpour flooded the campsite, soaked our food and overflowed the outhouses, spewing a foul cloud of methane gas into the forest. We broke camp a lot faster than it took to put it up. Our frenzied, frolicking family vacations taught our kids skills that have reverberated through the generations. Our grandchildren are carrying on the lofty traditions of their parents, such as blowing meatballs out of their noses. Knowing that our world will be in good hands for years to come gives my wife and me deep satisfaction. May your family vacations be just as rewarding.%3Cimg%20src%3D%22http%3A//beacon.deseretconnect.com/beacon.gif%3Fcid%3D72420%26pid%3D46%22%20/%3E


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Derry town administrator expected to be formally charged next weekBy JAMES A. KIMBLE
Union Leader Correspondent
August 22. 2013 4:54PM
BRENTWOOD – Derry town administrator John Anderson is expected to turn himself in next week to be formally charged with indecent exposure. Anderson is accused of calling a DirectTV salesman into his home last month and exposing himself.
Anderson, 50, is facing two counts of indecent exposure and lewdness for the July 11 episode at his Derry home at 8 Lane Road. He is accused of peppering the salesman with sexually explicit questions, then performing a sexual act on himself, according to court documents.
Anderson's first court appearance is expected to happen in 10th Circuit Court, Derry District Division.
But prosecutors are planning to ask that Anderson's case be transferred to superior court, where it could possibly be heard by a jury.
Reams confirmed last week that his office will ask a judge to move the case so that Anderson will not have a chance to appeal any decision from district court and essentially get a second trial.
The two charges are Class A misdemeanors punishable by up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine.
Town councilors decided to stop paying Anderson Tuesday after their second non-public session about the administrator.
Anderson joined Derry in October 2010, drawing a weekly salary of $2,115.20, according to his contract.
Councilors have the option of firing Anderson "with cause" only if he is convicted of a felony – not a misdemeanor such as the one he is facing.
Acting town administrator Larry Budreau said Thursday the council is conducting its own investigation into Anderson's case and has decided to keep him on administrative leave until they meet with him in September.
Anderson asked to delay meeting with councilors because his lawyer was away on vacation, according to Budreau.
That request for a delay prompted councilors to stop paying Anderson, Budreau said.
Anderson has been on paid administrative leave since July 12, when the council first learned about the state police investigation, Budreau said. Anderson's contract is up for renewal at the end of October.


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Prompted by renewed interest in fresh, locally grown produce, the Oregon strawberry appears primed for a comeback.
Oregon had 19,000 acres of strawberries in 1957, but by 2012 that figure had slipped to 2,000 acres. A state that once produced 100 million pounds of strawberries a year was below 20 million pounds this year.
About 80 percent of the berries now go to processing plants, destined to become ice cream ingredients.
Blueberries are the new state star, tripling in production value to nearly $117 million from 2009 to 2011 alone, and winning exclusive export status to South Korea. Blueberries now account for nearly 60 percent of the state's berry production value.
Strawberries are hovering at 7 percent.
But tucked into the $1.5 million Oregon received in specialty crop block grants this year was $27,693 to show growers how they can sell fresh berries to farmers' markets and specialty grocery stores, which pay more than processors.
Give the "foodies" credit for this one. Oregonians' support of locally grown food isn't a fad that will fade, experts say. Portlanders especially are willing to pay more for quality, and upscale grocery chains such as New Seasons, Whole Food and Market of Choice are clamoring for more Oregon strawberries.
"It's one of the most beloved fruits in Oregon," says Philip Gutt, who is administering the block grant for the Oregon Strawberry Commission. "We still get calls from people who want to know if there's a source for Marshall strawberries (a variety popular in the 1960s). As soon as June hits, the farmers' markets and local grocers are flooded with people looking for Oregon strawberries."
New Seasons, a Portland-based chain that specializes in pricey, locally grown and organic items, could sell 50 percent more fresh strawberries than it now offers, estimates Chris Harris, a company produce merchandiser.
"There's a huge demand from our customers for local Oregon strawberries, especially in June for the Hoods," he says. "We've had trouble finding enough good strawberries for several years."
Customers know what they want, he says.
"I think there's a real interest in supporting a local food economy and supporting local producers," he says. "All of that plays into it."
Norcal Nursery of Red Bluff, Calif., which propagates 150 million strawberry plants annually for American and international growers, is already seeing a switch as farmers buy varieties more suited to the fresh market. Sales representative Greg McKay said the processing market is slipping and the fresh market is expanding.
"That trend is there," he says.
The Oregon grant money will pay for a couple of workshops in 2014, the first in January.
Peerbolt Crop Management, a Portland ag consulting firm that specializes in berries and fruit, is helping with arrangements. The workshops will include information about varieties, growing techniques and market options. Grocery chain buyers will attend.
"The demand for fresh (berries) has really risen," says Anna Peerbolt, partner in the consulting company with her husband, Tom. "Buyers are saying, 'We can't get enough of this.'
"This is an opportunity to get your feet wet in this and find out about it," she says. "Obviously the market is there. Consumers want them and stores want them."
Matt Unger already knows that. Unger, who farms in Cornelius 25 miles west of Portland, is chair of the Oregon Strawberry Commission and began selling at a farmers' market in 1983. For the past 10 years he's skipped the processors entirely and sold strictly on the fresh market — including at 15 farmers' markets in the Portland area. New Seasons featured Unger Farms berries in its advertising last year.
He says specialty grocery stores seem keenly interested in carrying more fresh berries, and opportunity exists for other growers to step up.
"We've been contacted by a number of them and haven't been able to supply them," he says.
Fresh market berries require more care, Unger says. He grows them on raised beds covered by black plastic, with drip irrigation lines running under the plastic. The method keeps berries from getting muddy and reduces rot problems.
He grows about 20 acres of Hoods, the classic Oregon variety that comes on in June, and about 12 acres of Albions, a day-neutral or "ever bearing" variety that produces large, firm berries deep into October.
Albions are quite tasty — especially if you haven't had a fresh berry for several months — but Hoods top them all, Unger says.
"You eat one of those and you go, 'Oh, yeah,'" he says.
That's something more Oregonians may be able to experience in the coming years.
"We see a potential for growth," Unger says.


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The Smyrna Middle School wrestling players have done it again; they've completed their 11th straight undefeated season and have now won 119 matches in a row without a loss. The 10-0 Eagles also had four shutouts in their last five matches and won the season-ending middle school tournament.
For first-year head coach Matt Bivins, the season went above and beyond his expectations.
"It was awesome. The kids responded to everything well, I couldn't ask for anything better," Bivins said.
Jim Hewes was this year's assistant coach. The volunteer coaches were Charlie Poffenberger, Brandon Poffenberger, Jason Baker, and David Brower.
While Bivins had a feeling the team could continue its undefeated streak, he didn't expect the team to perform the way they did, especially with the four shutouts. The team even broke a school scoring record with their 94-0 win over Seaford Middle School.
"Once we got past Dover the way we did, I thought we were sitting pretty good," Bivins said. "I knew we were good, but I didn't know we were that good, which I think is a testament to the Little Wrestlers program, [the program] here, and hopefully it translates to the high school."
The toughest match of the season was expected to be against Dover Central Middle School; the Eagles beat them 78-9. The closest match of the season for the Eagles was a 66-21 win over Phillis Wheatley.
The Eagles had wrestlers place in 15 of 16 weight classes at the end of season tournament. The tournament champions were Chris Begatto, Jeremy Carrow, Eli Hutchinson, Josh Hutchinson, and Jarren Carter. The other top 10 finishes were Nolan Rutherford, 2nd; Tony Wuest, 2nd; Larsen Wilson, 2nd; Josh Dailey, 2nd; Shawn Hastings, 2nd; Anthony DelRe, 3rd; Noah Deneumoustier, 4th; Dylan Snow, 4th; Hunter Moyer, 5th, and Danny Natarcola, 5th. Also participating in the tournament was D'Marqueze Hancock.
Chris Begatto, who won the tournament crown for 100 pounds, said he was nervous at the start of this season because he had never wrestled first string before. Now that the season is over, he feels astonished at the team's success and accomplished in terms of his own success.
Fellow tournament champions Josh and Eli Hutchinson are also proud of the team's success this year. Josh said he felt good to be in the tournament finals with his teammates. Eli is happy to have performed so well and that the team continued the winning streak.
Looking back at the season, Bivins has a lot of favorite memories from watching Shawn Hastings be seeded eighth in the tournament and go to the finals, to Begatto winning the tournament over a wrestler he lost to during the season. Bivins also enjoyed seeing numerous wrestlers go undefeated.
Bivins thanked the Smyrna wrestling program from top to bottom including the Smyrna Little Wrestlers, former coach Steve Stewart, assistant coach Jim Hewes, Kent Robinson, and his volunteer coaches for helping this year.
As for next year, he said he's going to be more thorough with his game plan and make sure the middle school team is in line with the little wrestlers program and the high school team.
Bivins thinks the team is going to do awesome next year, because even though the team is losing some great eighth graders, they have some great seventh graders coming back. He even thinks they can keep the winning streak alive.
"I think it's going to be tough," Bivins said. "I do think if we wrestle like we did this year, we definitely can do it again."
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Teens' parents sickened officer allegedly behind wheel in Bedford hit and runBy PAT GROSSMITH
New Hampshire Union Leader
March 26. 2013 10:44PM
BEDFORD — With one Bedford teenager suffering a possible brain injury and another nursing a broken elbow, a pair of Bedford parents said they're sickened over the alleged actions of a Manchester police sergeant in a hit-and-run accident last Friday.
"It makes me sick to my stomach; it's horrible," said John Hickman, whose son, Noah, 17, suffered a broken elbow. "You expect to have anybody, regardless if they're a police officer or not, stop. They're there to serve and protect, not drive away."
A veteran Manchester police officer said everyone in the department is upset by the actions of the alleged driver, off-duty detective Sgt. Stephen Coco.
"As a department, this is stuff that impacts the very fiber of our organization," said police Lt. Shawn Fournier, the president of the Manchester Association of Police Supervisors, the union that represents Coco. "Our prayers and thoughts go out to the family of these two young men."
Nancy Drukker, the mother of Dean Drukker, said she was shocked when she learned that Coco, a Bedford resident, is the suspected driver of the car.
"We all make mistakes. We are not perfect," she said, adding she lost a lot of respect for police that night.
Dean Drukker, 18, a senior at Bedford High School, suffered bleeding in the brain but is now home recuperating from a concussion.
"We're happy he's OK and going to be OK. He's a living miracle," his mother said.
She had praise for Noah Hickman. "Noah is our hero and he's his friend and we will love him even more, forever," Drukker said. "Noah saved his life really."
After getting hit, Noah first ran to his house and alerted his parents, Hickman said. Hickman's wife called 911, Hickman attended to Dean, and Noah ran to the house of a neighbor, a nurse.
"I think Noah's a hero, too. I'm extremely proud of him," said Hickman, the father of four.
According to police reports, Noah also told police information critical to their investigation. He told police what driveway the SUV pulled out of, and he gave a description of the vehicle. He also noted the driver's actions after the accident.
Noah and Dean are students at Bedford High School.
Drukker gave credit to both the Bedford and Manchester police departments. They worked together and treated the case like any other case, even though a police officer was involved, Drukker said.
And she gave credit to her son's guardian angel. "My utmost belief," Drukker said, "is that God was protecting him."
New Hampshire Union Leader reporter Mark Hayward contributed to this article.
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Microsoft released Windows Phone 8.1 to those who enrolled in the developer preview program (i.e., everyone).
Ars' Peter Bright in his review of 8.1:
The result feels a whole lot more mature and a whole lot more capable than its predecessor. The 0.1 version bump, chosen to align the phone platform with its desktop sibling, belies the true nature of this upgrade. It is substantial, and makes Windows Phone tremendously better.
We might still wish that there were a few more apps, and that developers spoke of the platform in the same breath as iOS and Android, but even in spite of this, Windows Phone 8.1 is a polished, fun, clever, and personal smartphone platform that's just about everyone can enjoy. It's a magnificent smartphone platform.
Update: Here's an 8X with Cortana working just fine, so the original worries clearly aren't necessary.


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Mass. woman seriously hurt in snowmobile mishap
December 29. 2013 9:29PM
PITTSBURG — A Massachusetts woman suffered serious, but non-life-threatening injuries when she was thrown from her rented snowmobile late Saturday afternoon.
Jennifer Hrenko, 40, of Fall River, Mass., was riding on Stewart Young Road at Lopstick Lodge when she lost control of the machine, which ran up an embankment, throwing her from the vehicle.
The snowmobile proceeded to hit a building and ended up smashing into a tree.
Investigators were not immediately sure what caused Hrenko to lose control of the snowmobile.
Officials said Hrenko was wearing a helmet and was taken to Upper Connecticut Valley in Colebrook for treatment.
State Fish and Game conservation officers are continuing their investigation.


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Celebrate the season in style! Get a jump on your holiday shopping and meet the artists at our holiday jewelry trunk shows. Check out the store that has won Salt Lake Magazine's Best of the Beehive award for most unique jewelry.
Featured Artists:
Fred Wilhelmsen: The Copper Phoenix, Murray, Utah
Fred found an affinity for copper after making a windmill for his yard from roofing copper he found at a salvage yard. He started making jewelry with the copper he finds and is inspired by geometric shapes. The allure of copper is undeniable just look at the outside of our building!
Kim Kendell: Plumage Designs, West Valley City, Utah
Kim creates beautiful gemstone jewelry featuring rich color combinations. She has a great eye for design and her pieces will become your everyday favorites.
Jessica Bolda: Salt Lake City, Utah
Jessica creates chunky gemstone and found object jewelry. She uses crystals, old coins, stones and other interesting elements she finds along the way. Jessica's dad cuts and polishes antique silverware to be incorporated into her bold designs.
Nancy Jorgensen: Salt Lake City, Utah
Making jewelry is truly a family affair! Meet Nancy, the mother of Jessica Bolda (the above artist), she also does beautiful chunky gem and mineral jewelry.


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AWS services or capabilities described in AWS Documentation may vary by region/location. Click Getting Started with Amazon AWS to see specific differences applicable to the China (Beijing) Region.
Initiates the asynchronous execution of the DescribeCertificateAuthorityAuditReport operation.
This is an asynchronous operation using the standard naming convention for .NET 4.5 or higher. For .NET 3.5 the operation is implemented as a pair of methods using the standard naming convention of BeginDescribeCertificateAuthorityAuditReport and EndDescribeCertificateAuthorityAuditReport.
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public abstract Task<DescribeCertificateAuthorityAuditReportResponse> DescribeCertificateAuthorityAuditReportAsync( DescribeCertificateAuthorityAuditReportRequest request, CancellationToken cancellationToken )
Container for the necessary parameters to execute the DescribeCertificateAuthorityAuditReport operation.
A cancellation token that can be used by other objects or threads to receive notice of cancellation.
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IMPORTANT NOTE: The PCGS CoinFacts Condition Census
is a work-in-progress and should be used as a guide only. While every
effort is made to be as accurate as possible, errors and omissions may
occur. In addition, the census of any particular coin can and does
change as new coins are graded and/or discovered. Buyers or sellers of a
particular coin should do their own research to determine the relative
importance of that coin. PCGS CoinFacts welcomes the input of knowledgeable
collectors and dealers to help improve the PCGS
CoinFacts Condition Census listings.
The PCGS CoinFacts Condition Census lists the ten finest examples
known of a particular coin. The top five in the census are listed on the
specifics coin's "home page." The entire ten coin census can be viewed by
clicking the "more" link at the top right of the home page census. PCGS
certified coins are listed at their stated grade. Raw coins and coins certified
by other companies are listed with an estimated grade. Where known, auction
history or private offerings/sales are included.
Here are the terms used for the grades and what they represent:
PCGS grade – This refers to a coin that has been graded by PCGS.
PCGS estimated grade – This refers to a coin that has been
examined recently by David Hall, John Dannreuther, Gordon Wrubel, or
PCGS graders. The "PCGS estimated grade" is what we feel the coin would
most likely grade at PCGS if submitted for grading.
Estimated grade – When a coin has not been graded by PCGS we list
an "Estimated grade"
which can come from various sources including our guesstimate of what
a coin graded by another grading service would grade at PCGS,
auction catalog notes from the 1970s and 1980s by PCGS founders
David Hall, Gordon Wrubel, and John Dannreuther, and in the case of
older auction sales our guess as to grade based on the catalog
Coins with multiple designations will have multiple census
listings. For example, Mercury dimes have a census for the non-full band, i.e.
"MS" designated coins, a census for full band, i.e. "MSFB" coins, and a census
for "All" which is a combination of both non-full band and full band coins.
Thus, it is important to compare all the designations for a particular coin
in their proper context. The
censuses for the various designations can be view by clicking the specific tab
at the top of the census listing. The following coins (and their designations)
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Note that for the "All" census the census order for mixed designations
is achieved by comparing the value of the particular grade and designation
combination as listed in the PCGS Price guide.
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U010A Engine Trouble Code
Meaning of U010A engine trouble code is a kind of network trouble code and when the check engine light comes U010A code on the first you should check is the gas cap. Pull over, retighten it, and take a look at the cap to see if it has any cracks in it. Continue driving and see if the check engine light turns off. Alternately, you can purchase a gas cap for about $3 at an auto parts store. All you need to do is take the old one off and screw on the new one. If you've already made it to the store, you might as well just replace it. While not car-threatening, it's good to take care of this right away to improve gas mileage.
U010A Fault Symptoms :
If one of these reasons for U010A code is occuring now you should check U010A repair processes.
Now don't ask yourself; What should you do with U010A code ?
The solution is here :
U010A Possible Solution:
Gasoline engines use spark plugs to cause an explosion of fuel within the cylinder. In a properly timed engine, this explosion occurs at the proper moment to send the piston to the bottom of the cylinder and provide power to the drive shaft. If the plug wires are out of sequence, the explosion occurs at the wrong time. The improper timing of the explosion sometimes pushes the cylinder the wrong direction or interferes with the turning of the crank. As a result, the engine stutters or backfires, if it runs at all.
U010A Code Meaning :
|OBD-II Diagnostic Network (U) Trouble Code For Engine
|Intake Valve Control Solenoid Circuit Low
|Fuel Rail/System Pressure - Too High
|Cold Start Injector 1 Malfunction
The oxygen (02) sensors on your car measure the oxygen in the exhaust to determine how rich or lean the ratio of fuel and air are in the cylinders. Optimizing this mixture means better fuel economy and fewer exhaust emissions.
U010A OBD-II Diagnostic Network (U) Trouble Code DescriptionU010A engine trouble code is about .
Main reason For U010A CodeThe reason of U010A OBD-II Engine Trouble Code is Fuel Rail/System Pressure - Too High.
U010A code on vehicles with electronically controlled automatic transmissions, the 3-4 shift solenoid is responsible for actuating the hydraulic circuits to activate clutches or bands that change gears inside the automatic transmission.


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As the three-year anniversary of a brutal homicide approaches, multiple murder charges have finally been filed in Camden County.
As the three-year anniversary of a brutal homicide approaches, multiple murder charges have finally been filed in Camden County. Camden County Prosecuting Attorney Brian Keedy charged Susan Elizabeth Van Note, 45, Tuesday with two counts of first degree murder in the Oct. 2010 deaths of her father, William Van Note, and his longtime companion Sharon Dickson.
Susan Van Note was originally charged with murder in Boone County in Sept. 2012 in the death of her father only. Prosecutors allege Susan Van Note had a power of attorney forged to remove her father from life support. William Van Note, 67, initially survived the shooting attack at his Sunrise Beach residence before being transported to a Columbia hospital where he was put on life support.
The case transferred to Camden County Circuit Court Tuesday, where Susan Van Note was charged with first degree murder and forgery in the death of her father, but in a surprise move, also with first degree murder in the death of Sharon Dickson, 59.
No charges had been previously filed in Dickson's death. A longtime companion of William Van Note, Dickson died after being shot and stabbed in the same attack that eventually killed William Van Note.
Two friends of Susan Van Note, Desre and Stacy Dory, have been charged with forgery and second degree murder in Boone County in accordance with their alleged involvement in the forged power of attorney document.
Susan Van Note is scheduled to appear in Camden County Circuit Court Tuesday. Lake News will have more on this development as it becomes available.


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Union Leader Correspondent
April 05. 2013 1:38AM
LONDONDERRY - A former Londonderry firefighter is facing sexual assault charges.
George Calligandes, 43, of Londonderry turned himself in on a Londonderry Police Department warrant shortly after 5 p.m. Wednesday evening, according to police reports.
Calligandes was charged with sexual assault/forcible fondling, however details of those charges weren't immediately available Thursday morning.
Police Lt. Tim Jones said he was unable to provide further information on the circumstances surrounding Calligandes' arrest since a police investigation is under way.
Calligandes was released on $2,000 personal recognizance bail and will appear in the Derry District Court May 6.
A former senior firefighter and paramedic, Calligandes had served as the Londonderry Fire Department's Community Relations coordinator and also managed the department's student internship program.
Contacted on Thursday morning, acting Fire Chief Darren O'Brien declined to comment, referring all inquiries on Calligandes' employment history to the human resources department. Calligandes was employed with the Londonderry Fire Department from February 1997 through March 2009, according to town human resources manager Donna Pratt.
Pratt said town records indicate Calligandes was "voluntarily terminated" from his position, though a reason wasn't listed in the records.


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Gone in Gilford : Why is the police chief on leave?EDITORIAL
September 18. 2013 11:07PM
Gilford Police Chief Kevin Keenan has been placed on administrative leave. Naturally, town officials will not say why. Former budget committee member Mark Corry surely spoke for many when he said, "I'm just a poor citizen who wants to know what's going on."
Keenan, chief since 2011, has been on the force for nearly two decades. He was placed on administrative leave with pay on Aug. 29. But the decision was not announced until last week, when Town Administrator Scott Dunn did so. Keenan is no longer driving his town-issued police cruiser, but Dunn would not say whether the chief has been allowed to keep his badge and gun.
So the chief of police is suspended, may not drive his town-owned cruiser, and may or may not have had his town-issued gun and badge confiscated, but Board of Selectmen Vice Chairman John T. O'Brien says "it's a private matter."
It is very much a public matter. And the public deserves to know what is going on. Town officials will not even confirm if Keenan is under investigation.
The people of Gilford should keep pressing their town officials for information.


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RIDGECREST — The undefeated streak continues for the Div. 5, No. 6-ranked Burroughs girls tennis team. The Burros beat Bishop 13-5 on Thursday at BHS courts to extend their unbeaten run to 11 matches.
RIDGECREST — The undefeated streak continues for the Div. 5, No. 6-ranked Burroughs girls tennis team. The Burros beat Bishop 13-5 on Thursday at BHS courts to extend their unbeaten run to 11 matches.
"I was very pleased with the performance and they way we played," Burros head coach Kenold Prince said. "They played really well."
Burroughs (11-0) won five of six sets against Bishop in each the first two rounds to clinch victory before the third round even started. The victory was the Burros' third in four days and continued their undefeated start.
"I think the girls feel like they are playing better — they're a little bit more competitive," Prince said. "Today was a really good day with good tennis."
No. 1 singles player Celsea McGrew didn't drop a game for the second straight match, winning each of her three sets by a 6-0 margin. Celsea McGrew made quick work of her Bishop opponents.
"Celsea is playing excellent tennis — she is a big part of the success of our team," Prince said. "She is focused, she's playing well and trying to pull the other girls on the team with her."
No. 2 singles player Myisha Edwards swept her sets 6-4, 6-0, 6-0. In the No. 3 singles spot, Miriam Kolar split two sets 7-5, 0-6 and substitute Katie Koch lost 1-6 in the final round.
On the doubles side, the No. 1 team of Lara Luu and Camynn McGrew beat its opponents 6-4, 6-2, 6-0. The senior-freshman duo trailed 3-0 in its opening set before Camynn McGrew helped rally the pair to victory.
"She was playing well and hustling," Prince said. "In the first set, Camynn took the game over and was hitting incredible shots. I saw some very nice tennis — she was being aggressive at the net."
The No. 2 doubles team of Daytona Burks and Hayley Weik won its sets 6-2, 6-4 against Bishop's top doubles teams; Burks and substitute Kiaundra Ellison lost 1-6 in the final round. The No. 3 doubles team of Amanda Cook and Emma Heflin won one of its three sets, with scores of 3-6, 6-1 and 2-6.
Thursday's match was a rematch of a rain-shortened scrimmage on Sept. 3 in Bishop that ended with Burroughs trailing the Broncos in sets. The second meeting between the teams was not that close, and illustrates the progress the Burros have made as a team since the start of the season.
"The first time we played them it was scary — this time we had an easier time," Prince said. "The difference from the first time is that we've improved a great deal."
Burroughs will take its undefeated record into the third round of DSL play, which starts next Tuesday at Barstow. The Burros currently have a two-match lead on the rest of the league.
"It's one game at a time and keeping the girls focused. We haven't won anything yet — we still have to play," Prince said. "Tomorrow we have an easy, fun practice so they can focus a little bit, and we'll be ready to go next week."


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>> Seeing a Chanel couture collection is a thrill, but the clothes are always rivaled by what new, huge installation Karl Lagerfeld has plopped in the center of le Grand Palais for the models to stream out of. In recent seasons, there's been a giant tweed jacket and a larger-than-life carousel; This time around, it was a gigantic set of organ pipes.
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Lansing High School students are trying their hands at being entrepreneurs.
Lansing High School students are trying their hands at being entrepreneurs.
Sixteen students are enrolled in the Youth Entrepreneurs program, which is new this year at the school.
Teacher Dustin Myers said there had been a semester-long entrepreneurship program. But he said Youth Entrepreneurs, which is a year-long program, is more about teaching a mindset. The program also incorporates a lot of hands-on experience.
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Youth Entrepreneurs, which is a not-for-profit program, is taught in about 30 high schools in Kansas and Missouri, serving more than 1,000 students each year. It started in 1991 as an eight-week program in a Wichita high school but eventually expanded to a year-long course, according to information on the organization's website.
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Myers went to training for the program this past summer.
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I posed this very question to my Facebook friends about two weeks ago, the week before Preston turned two. The answers, to my surprise, were unanimous: Every Chicago parent I know started their kid(s) in preschool either right before, or right after they turned two. Yes, TWO. And I'm not talking daycare type of preschools either. I'm talking preschools of the private variety. Is this the norm, I wondered? Who better to ask than you guys, my outspoken Parenting readers. So, I ask you: Is two the age you enroll your tots in preschool where you live? Because where I live, even though it is, I have to question whether or not it's absolutely necessary at this age…especially considering how much preschool costs in the city of Chicago. Keep reading if you want to know the answer to that one (it shocked the hell out of me).
The deeper I dug the more amazed I was, and still am: Apparently in Chicago, if you want to send your kid to a non-secular preschool (a Jewish one for us, which is our preference), I would've had to start the enrollment process last November. Last November, when he was 15 months old. (I haven't researched other non-secular preschools, but I'd guess it's the same.) I was totally prepared to start looking into pre-K for him for next year when he turned two, which is what I was told was mandatory for any shot at enrollment—around here the pre-K programs start at three and four years old, and finding the right one (and getting in) is a process. But I had no idea that I needed to work that far ahead for preschool. For a two-year-old.
To be clear, the Jewish preschools in this city are all tuition-based/year-long programs, which means even if they happen to have a spot open for the 2011-2012 school year at this point (school starts this week, HA), I'd lose money (most of them go from September to May/June, and they don't prorate based on when you start). Double ha. I haven't even visited them yet, or started the enrollment process.
Of course, there are a number of very good, secular preschools we're looking into as well that have open enrollment, year long. So you start paying the month they start attending, which makes a lot of sense, and if things don't work out for some reason they ask for a 60-day cancellation notice. (The non-secular preschools don't have this policy—you snooze, you lose is more like it.)
I called one of the Jewish preschools last week and, despite what their website outlined, they did seem very accommodating. I told them I wanted to start Preston at 2 ½, since he just barely makes the cut-off (he turned two on Aug. 29, and the cut-off here is Sept. 1), and she said if they had room by then she'd happily take him and prorate us. But as of last week they had one spot left, so let's hope that's still an option for us when we're ready.
But here's the other rub: The cost of these preschools—secular and non—are rather expensive. One of the nondenominational preschools we're looking into, called Chalk Preschool, where a few of our friends' kids go, is $610/month. That doesn't sound so bad, at first glance. But that's for TWO HALF DAYS A WEEK. So a mere two days a week, from 8:30-12:30, they do circle time, sing songs, dance, color, play, eat lunch (all the things he does with our nanny, and their playgroup, incidentally) for $610/month, two half days a week!? And by the way, I still need to keep my nanny employed, because she will need to pick him up from preschool on those two days, while my husband and I are at work paying for all of this. Plus, I need to give her enough hours the rest of the week to keep her gainfully employed with us (we're not done having kids, for one)—so it's not like the cost of preschool is replacing the cost of childcare. Nope, not even a little bit.
If we send him there for three half days a week, which is what I'd prefer to do because I think he'll really love it, the price goes up significantly: $865/month, for three half days. Plus, enough hours to keep our four-day-a-week nanny happy and employed. (Ouch.)
This particular preschool happens to be one of the best in Chicago from what I've heard; there are locations in California, too—it has a great reputation, we're almost sold on it (it also happens to be somewhat conveniently located for both my husband and me to drop him off on our way to work, and pay visits during the day if needed). The others I've been researching, based on friends' recommendations, go up from there: Lincoln Park Prep, $730/month for two half days a week (plus a $500 non-refundable registration fee, gotta love that), and Sprouts Academy, $830/month for two half days a week (plus a $300 non-refundable registration fee)—both have very impressive programs from what I've learned. And the aforementioned Jewish preschools, which are a little more costly, are not exactly close to us so the drop-off would be hard, plus the half-day programs are much shorter (9-11/11:30 a.m., as opposed to 7:30-12:15 for Sprouts). You pay more for the Jewish education obviously, which is very important to me (and both of our families).
What I'm also trying to wrap my head around is how on earth do two working parents manage a preschool schedule? And is it imperative we start him in preschool this early, when he just turned two last week? I have him in a weekly gymnastics class right now that my husband takes him to on Thursdays, and was about to enroll him in another music and/or dance class (the kid is obsessed with J. Lo, go figure), and was planning to find some park district classes for the winter that our nanny could take him to—so maybe enrolling him now turns out to be just as much as all these classes combined? Though putting him in a two- or three-day-a-week preschool still means I need to fill his time the other days of the week somehow. I wanted to wait till at least January to enroll him in preschool, but now I wonder if that's even necessary, or possible?
I need to decide which place we're enrolling him in asap, because they all have non-refundable registration fees, so it's not like you can hold your spot at more than one place (well, you can, but why would I want to throw away all that money?). And in the meantime, I need to start the process of enrolling him in a pre-K program for next year. Before he's even started preschool!
When did you enroll your kids in preschool and pre-K? Did they go to the same preschool and pre-K? Do you think that's important? And is two too early, in your opinion? And by too early, I mean unnecessary? Thing is, I know he's ready for a regular classroom environment, with consistent and regular interaction with other kids his age, and activities like these. He lives at the park during the summer, and has a nice little playgroup, but come winter (which lasts about five months here) there's no way he can be cooped up indoors all day. He's smart, he's social, he's active, he loves to sing, dance, read, recite the alphabet, and do all the things you do at preschool.
I suppose I have my answer, whether I like it or not, but I'd love to know what you did with your kids, because I was certainly not prepared for the added expense this early on in the parenting game. Who knew circle time could be so costly?


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With the recent opening of the enrollment period, the Affordable Care Act is now in effect. For the first time in our country's history, Americans —including individuals who might never have been insured before—are now mandated by the government to have health care coverage or risk a tax penalty.
If you are unsure about what all of this means to you, you aren't alone. According to a recent CBS News poll, 51 percent of Americans are still confused about the Affordable Care Act. However, a session at the Do It Herself: A Journey to Financial Freedom conference on Friday, Oct. 25, at the Oklahoma State University-Tulsa campus, will shed some light on what the new health care law means to the uninsured, self-employed and full-time employees.
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Created for women, by women, Do It Herself also will have sessions on various topics including: basic budgeting, managing credit cards, identity theft protection, investing for beginners, income tax planning and the best smartphone apps for managing and saving money.
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Goffstown library incident leads police to 'shelter' school
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GOFFSTOWN - A heavy police presence at the Goffstown Public Library on Friday afternoon sent the nearby Maple Avenue Elementary School into "a modified shelter in place."
Police were called to the library at approximately 2 p.m. on Friday after someone who appeared to be a vagrant walked into the library, prompting concern among library employees.
Employees called police and then quickly evacuated the building.
When police responded, the individual was questioned but no charges were brought and no arrest was made, according to Police Chief Patrick Sullivan.
The chief said the Maple Avenue Elementary School went into "modified shelter in place," which means students and teachers stay in their classrooms until they get the all-clear, which they received about 30 minutes later.
"It was just some homeless guy," said Sullivan. "He was just looking for some clothes, that's all."


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