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it's bob mahoney from belmont savings bank with the mony money minute so today we're talking about savings something that's not so easy so i think it takes a little bit of discipline but particularly when it's done for savings for your children or your grandchildren it's really worth trying and so i've got a really valuable be one of my colleagues in belmont savings bank to talk a little bit about saving so surely what's the secret how do you do it well parents and grandparents often like to establish a savings account you know for their family and typically they pass the savings on you know to celebrate a graduation maybe an engagement or sometimes it's an arid church or even a home purchase  polling from their own savings at their retirement you know that can be pretty painful but you know what the best way to do that is to do it as we go along in life isn't it it really is the best way to do it so a great way to do that is you know set up a small direct deposit so every time we get paid we just set up a small direct deposit we pull it right now so if you so it's almost like you're paying yourself but instead you're paying it for your child to your grandchild now it doesn't have to be a lot of money it can be a small amount of money so let's say twenty dollars a paycheck that's not going to hurt anybody so it's stocks and it's small but it ends up adding up and so as it adds up when you get to a certain amount of money and you're comfortable with it you can take it out of a savings account which maybe is and earning a lot of interest right but we can put it into a cd with a higher rate of interest and so now we're earning more interest  we continue to earn and we can continue to save into the savings account but now we've also got a cd that surrounding my interest now when we get to the point where we're with celebrating that great new you know celebration of an anniversary our not in the anniversary but let's say a wedding are that graduation you can take that money give it to the child give it to the grandchild in then from there you can do one of two things you can give them the entire amount of money or you can give them the majority of the money and put a certain amount of the money in a nother vehicle showing them how they can to save and so it's a great savings to you i hope that's helpful that our mahoney money minute
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idea for the richmond community senior center actually came to me as the state rep a few people in town commented that there was a need for a place for seniors to gather to have meals to enjoy each other's company and particularly because in our community because so much of our community is were all rural communities are particularly vulnerable to isolation seniors that live in them you know people know who they are but they don't always get visitors during the winter months people are really stuck in their homes a lot of the time and even though they may receive meals on wheels and a service like that it's not the same it's getting out of your house and going somewhere and you know socializing with people that you don't that you don't see on a daily basis so i've been a senior citizen for a few years it's kind of interesting to think about it because demographically we go to school maybe from preschool through college and we're talking maybe twenty years but when we're senior citizens we have a potential of being a senior citizen at least fifty years so today's senior citizen  has lots and lots of options to maintain a vibrant life with good stimulating friends and and there's lots to do and i guess that's why i have active think it's part of keeping going right now we're just we're trying to begin to offer some programming that appeals to a broad range of people so that's and also looking for a building site but in the meantime that the programming that we've been running at the richmond library it's really been quite successful and we've really had a lot of fun developing the programs we have a great program committee with representatives from richmond and htun it's really healthier promotes healthy aging promises concept of aging in place which means basically being able to stay in your community and home as you get older and have some resources that make it easier for you to do that and not feel that you have to move into a retirement community or a retirement home
hello joe kid here from true original artists first of all right now i'm going to be taking a few minutes of my time to say thank you to a few people in the area that deserve to be day i started the show arrange all their own material to original artists i believe is a show a program that for a lot of local musicians can help them promote their band their music in a way that people at home can get to know them a little bit better such as through interview and also live performances at times i'm also planning after the new year going into two thousand and fourteen my new eight thirty seven i believe washington street and still in the house eight to midnight i'm having an exclusive dance party that night involving my band an auction actually a past guest of mine a local artist that's great great job too corky evans great guy good music great great night of getting together with old friends and family and everybody like that so that's nov fifteenth at that's helped me out through the show especially the cat eastern community access television can be a great night to great bands play and i believe it's only a ten dollars donation up the door person so it's well worth it and a great night of music
joran lyons especially appearing on behalf of angela being an associates for the petitioner your honor this case involves a long term resident of this country with numerous family and community ties who was ill served first by his own grossly ineffective counsel now just barred and then by the board of immigration appeals which first over looked and available remedy for the now on represented man before them and then refused to correct its own error or to allow new counsel to mitigate the damage done by prior counsel the board violated its own stated policy did not considering administrative closure for repaint bring it in compounded this error a repeat during policy that we would defer our decision in that case whether there was a violation of the policy until the board had the opportunity to issue a decision felling us whether it believed that it was bound by that fall policy yes is there any reason that you can see that that would not apply to your case also that that we would wait till the board had the opportunity to make th
we are here at tulip time this exciting twenty thirteen year and one of the really important things and the people behind the parade today are the superintendents of our area and what amazing people they are to take on the world of education at this time in our history we are really glad today to have with us tom martin who is the superintendent of west out of a public school system thanks for being here tom you bet my pleasure great i'm wondering how long have you been at west for a superintendent position just completed my second year just finishing up my second year ok great and what have you liked about being a superintendent that seems like such a heavy title these days well i think that anytime that you can help kids and help mold their future and provide then that education that will allow them to do whatever they want to do in life i think that's just an exciting exciting process yeah so what kind of things  out of public schools that you'd want to tell the public about well i think west side of a public schools has more things for kids than any other place i've ever been and i've been in a lot of districts i mean we offer everything from international baccalaureate montessori to spanish immersion we have a plethora of a p courses our students can graduate from west and be as well prepared as anybody across the country and they get in the colleges all across the country so you've seen a lot of changes over three and a half decades and the needs of students and faculty what would you say to that the age of accountability is upon us and presents  challenges but i think that our faculty and staff have risen to that occasion and it's all all the better for our kids while that's great so what's coming in the future for westat up public schools to have anything that we should know about i think we just continue to work hard to educate all kids and we're looking to expand the possibilities for all kids in our programming and you know it's a constant challenge to make sure that you can meet the needs of all kids as they change in their needs change and it's really important that we stay on the cutting edge of instruction and what we can do to help them be successful it's so important for our future in this area to educate kids to be good citizens and to be ready to contribute to the job market and and we really do know the value of education in this region when just say i would say so very very very important yeah well it's great and we're so grateful to have you in the community tammany or hard work on behalf of children and being an advocate for them and help prepare them for life which is thank you for taking time out every day is busy for a superintendent so we appreciate your valuable time here today you're
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hi i'm john up with the city of sarasota and this year commission report a look at the agenda for the regular city commission meeting on july twenty first two thousand and fourteen or room remind everyone the subject to change and sometimes can at the last minute let's take a look at the agenda for the evening session we first begin with the commission presentation is a proclamation and presentation of the key to the city presented to dan kennedy a longtime educator and co founder of the sarasota military academy code providing for the issuance or denial of special events in st armand circle park in order to better distinguish a park permit from special events permit next is a public hearing regarding  proposed ordinance amending the sarasota city code so as to adjust the water and sewer rates for the purpose of expanding operating repairing and maintaining the water and sewer system in the city of sirius ota by establishing new rates for water and sewer services next is a judicial public hearing it's a public hearing of a proposed resolution amending a previous resolution which had approved the construction of a ten story mixed use building located at fourteen forty five second street so as to add an adjacent parcel parcel at fourteen zero one second street to the site plan for the development next the commission moves to six items new business the first is  presentation and discussion of the retail market analysis for downtown the rosemary district st armand circle and the martin luther king jr corridor next is discussion regarding the information technology department risk assessment report after that is a discussion regarding a letter from sarasota county concerning a proposed come as you are shelter in sarasota after that as discussion prigged pertaining to the future sale of city owned parkland followed by discussion regarding the sarasota police accreditations and finally a presentation to discussion regarding the city code and zoning modifications along dr martin luther king jr way pertaining to business hours of operation and a parking prohibition from the city limits city limits east of thirty one to north osprey avenue and that does it for the evening session of the regular city commission meeting of july twenty first two thousand
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am john operate the city of sarasota and this your commission recap with the actions taken by the city commission at their regular meeting in the vendor second two thousand and fifteen first up was approval of minutes commission approved the bennetts of the regular city commission meeting of october nineteenth two thousand and fifteen with corrections they then moved on to consent agendas one and two the commission approved all items and consent on and adopted all items and consent to next was unfinished business first was approved  into the purchase and sale agreement between the city of sarasota and palm ave hospitality holdings l l c as assignee of four days development company pertaining to a property closing date of november sixth two thousand and fifteen and commencement of construction after the now both of these items were continued until either november sixteenth or december seventh depending on the readiness of the buyer next was discussion regarding the downtown see or a project map there was consensus to schedule a future joint meeting with sarasota county and we began the evening session with commission presentations first brutal was a proclamation proclaiming november seventh two thousand and fifteen as muscular dystrophy association awareness day next was a presentation regarding the communicator wards two thousand and fifteen awards of distinction for the city kids and city business programs produced by the office of the city auditor and clerk next up was new business first was a presentation a discussion regarding the proposed donation the public artwork called flow for the roundabout to be located at u s forty one and gulf stream avenue the commission excepted the donation and directed staff to coordinate with the florida department of transportation regarding installation at a temporary location next was a status report regarding the sarasota police department's efforts and updates on homeless outreach and successes there was consensus to accept that report and finally was a presentation in discussion regarding the strategy to implement a housing first program to address the chronic homeless challenges throughout the community of sarasota no action was taken and that does it for the regular city commission meeting on november second two thousand and fifteen if you'd like to look at the agenda of the back of material or watch the video you can gov dot com on the right side look for video on demand and the city of sarasota is excited to announce the installation of the hearing loop listening assistance system here in the commission chambers and the  complements the audio visual and closed captioning services provided for commission meetings and will greatly improve active participation by our citizens i'm john knopper the city of sarasota and i'll see you after the next meeting
then lost my job eight years ago when the housing market crashed and while i was experiencing life i was teaching someone how to play guitar and said he'd make a really good teacher and that planted the first watching my children grow being a part of that sort of change in mindset to want to do more with kids after twenty or so years i selected the right job for
hearing there was a final order issued again before the commission there was no request for it and he sort of one nine hundred be benefits there was a final hearing a final order up and so on and so forth the issue of employee employer relationship is so forth and so on this is the court's order what are we to do and we're reviewing things that have not been decided by the commission where is the final order he under that circumstance it would appear then that the talent would not client well that is the commission's already made several decisions it in the in the prior order with regard to employee employer relationship and current employment and those were dispositive of the issues my client in particular was seeking your review of about somewhere i read a case you know about whether this is a final order and not and you know they when they had an appeal i didn't know if they were i kind of if i had my choice i'd rather that you decided at this stage of the game just because it the case is what it is so i've if you recognize that this isn't that i recognize it because i there were some and i saw something about some mechanism but they didn't really explain what the mechanism was to actually have it here properly before the
good evening everyone i'm john with the city of sarasota and this is your commission report look at the agenda for the regular city commission meeting may nineteenth two thousand and fourteen remind everyone that the agenda is subject to change and sometimes can at the last minute let's take a look at the agenda after citizens input the commission moves to one public hearing that is a proposed ordinance amending the city code by creating a multi modal transportation impact fee program to be imposed on new development to ensure the city's transportation system will be adequate to accommodate vehicles pedestrians bicycles mass transit and other modes of traffic generated by such new development and to assess the cost of such facilities against the new development in proportion to the needs it generates it will also give the city of sarasota the forty to enact the multi modal transportation impact fee ordinance next the commission moves to four items of new business the first is a presentation and discussion to establish a specific hours of operation that pain park playground staff is suggesting that the playground be open from seventy am until eight pm to help deter some of the illegal activity and vandalism that has been occurring at the site next is approval approval to execute the municipal services and pretty annexation agreement between the city of sarasota and the ronnie real estate company for property located at sixteen seventeen hansen street the new owner of the property is requesting to be annexed and the city would be able to provide water and sewer services to that property immediately is the approval to authorize the mayor and city author clerk to execute an as is residential contract for sale and purchase between the city of sarasota and wayne korn for property located at sixteen fifty eight twenty second street in the amount of twenty two thousand nine hundred dollars the city acquired their property through an office of housing and community development for closure action and finally this evening is the approval to authorize clerk to execute the agreement between the city of service soda and dunlap and associates for financial services now these financial services are required on it as needed basis and staff has identified some opportunities for debt service cost reductions that would require these financial services and that does it for the evening portion of the regular city commission meeting of may one thousand two thousand and fourteen if you like to look at the genda or the back material you can do sarasota dot com on the right side look for video on demand the meeting will begin shortly i'm john with city
paul i've been collecting telephones for about twenty nine years i started selling a few telephones and i found out that people really like to have the old phones like the wood wall phone that you can see behind me maybe they like to have those work it would be mounted on a wall just like that and if i got a lean back in order to do this but if you wanted to talk on it you lift the receiver well it's your turn crank that would get to the to call somebody on your line they had party lines where there were two or three or four customers and you knew that there were that there their number was it's like two longs in a short and so if you wanted to talk to mabel you would go and then you'd say mabel are you there when the telephone started to fall the lot of the lot of the calls went through the switchboard any long distance calls though you had the operator and i remember one telephone in our house it was in the hallway there were not a lot of wang phone calls somebody else might want to use it and there was maybe one line for four or five customers somebody else might want to use that mind i do have a cell phone it's kind of the old cell phone but it serves my purposes you know all i need to do is have some have it run when somebody wants to get a hold of me i don't do any texting i don't do any pictures but it's it's early technology cell phone yeah
a session the legislative business is expected today but members are allowed to make speeches it could be a very short meeting bill debate begins tomorrow and major legislation is expected later in the week when the house considers iraq and afghanistan war spending and a new farm bill setting agriculture policy for the next five years live happy lives house coverage just about ready to start on c span pro tempore on this day sign nancy pelosi speaker of the house of representatives the pair will be offered by our chaplain father kauffman god of the ages lord of mercy he was made all things by your word and your wisdom you have commissioned your people to invite order for the creatures produced by you to govern the world in holiness and justice and to render judgment with integrity of heart give with i'm the attendant at your thro to the members of congress this week although they are only children of your handmaids all weak and short lived often lacking in comprehension of good judgment or abide in unjust laws you have called them to be your servants and to guide this nation to greatness and social order and in the ways of peace by their judgments and their actions may they give you glory now and forever and then him in the chair has examined the journal of the last days proceedings and
welcome to this magnificent community today in addition to the renaming of this stadium we are also here to honor our longtime city manager soren will soren was with the city of holland for twenty three years and while many of us they that's that's a pretty good tenure in the city manager world that isn't a lifetime so the fact that soren was able to survive with city councils like this for so long speaks incredibly well of him he was so active in so many of the community projects that we thought it important to name something in his honor upon his retirement finding that thing was a bit difficult in fact it was down to two items the sewage treatment plant which i thought was perfect but i was overruled by the council and the access road that comes into the stadium here and i guess that's a better choice because early in sorenson career in holland he was instrumental in the first iteration of these of this stadium called the holland municipal stadium and then toward the end of his career he was instrumental in the discussions with  public schools and of course with hope college to transform what was the holland municipal stadium into the rae and sue smith stadium so on behalf of a very grateful city council and on behalf of a grateful city thank you mayor i guess one thing i think it's a dead end road so maybe that's significant as far as one who's retired i would just tell you that i had the privilege of  serve the city for twenty three years as city manager and whatever we accomplished was not really so much on my behalf but because of the many good people that i work with on the city council including a guy that's taking pictures right now elm again who was mayor for sixteen years and and also neil birkhoff and all the many council members this community is very fortunate to have people like them who are willing to give up their time and i just hope in those twenty two years we have left a little bit better than we founded and you have a i think a good foundation to build on and keep up the good relations with hope college