Fort Cavazos (formerly Fort Hood) - Small Business Base Contracting Information and Guidance
Fort Cavazos (formerly Fort Hood) U.S. Army - Fort Hood. Small business contracting opportunities and guidance for doing business with Fort Cavazos and U.S. Army units located at this installation. Provided below is a compilation of the various types of services, products, equipment, and consumable goods procured by the Fort Cavazos base contracting office. Also provided are points of contact for doing business at this Army installation along with a list of major on-site Army units and tenant organizations.
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Fort Cavazos is home to numerous U.S. Army units and defense organizations. Three of the largest units are the III Armored Corps, the First Army Division (West), and the 1st Cavalry Division.
The III Armored Corps is a major U.S. Army Forces Command (FORSCOM) organization. III Armored Corps trains and prepares for rapid deployment worldwide. It is able to conduct Army, joint, and multi-national force missions on a global basis. The III Corps has four combat divisions, a sustainment command, a cavalry regiment, a fires brigade, and various support units comprised of more than 100,000 soldiers.
First Army's Division (West) provides realistic battle training and mobilization preparation support for both active and reserve Army component forces in the western area of the United States.
The First Cavalry Division is a combined arms U.S. Army combat organization. It's +26,000 soldiers utilize both armored warfare, combat aviation, and mechanized infantry.
Fort Cavazos (formerly Fort Hood) is located about 60 miles
north of Austin, Texas.
Military Units and DoD Tenant Organizations at Fort Cavazos
- III Army Corps
- First Army Division West
- 1st Cavalry Division
- 36th Engineer Brigade
- 13th Sustainment Command
- 3rd Cavalry Regiment
- 41st Fires Brigade
- 504th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade
- 89th Military Police Brigade
- 85th Civil Affairs Brigade
- 1st Medical Brigade
- Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center (CRDAMC)
- Army Operational Test Command
- 13th Financial Management Center
- 407th Army Field Support Brigade
- 48th Chemical Brigade
- 69th Air Defense Artillery Brigade
- 57th Expeditionary Signal Battalion
- 62nd Expeditionary Signal Battalions
U.S. Army - official website: https://www.army.mil/
Fort Cavazos - base operator and locator: 254-286-5139
Fort Cavazos - Base Contracting
The 418th Contracting Support Brigade at Fort Cavazos provides both government contracting administration and contract procurement support for the various U.S. Army and defense organizations located on-site. The base contracting office is a subordinate unit of the Army's Mission and Installation Contracting Command (MICC).
418th Contracting Support Brigade
Building 2241, 58th Street and Support Ave.
Fort Cavazos, Texas 76544
Fort Cavazos MICC
761st Tank Battalion Ave., Room W103
Fort Cavazos, Texas 76544-5025
Contracting Specialists at Fort Cavazos:
Phone: 254-288-0292 / 254-287-5575 / 254-287-7738 / 254-287-3057
Fort Cavazos Small Business Programs
Fort Cavazos's Small Business Advisor (SBA) assists small businesses wanting to do business with the base and its on-site units. You can contact the Fort Cavazos Small Business Office to set up an appointment with an SBA and learn more about engaging in business with this Army installation.
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Types of products and services procured by Fort Cavazos
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Joseph Andrew Wendel, 87, died in his home in Salem, Ohio on January 1, 2014. Joe was born in Salem on November 30, 1926 to Anna and Pavel Wendelsky, who were Lithuanian immigrants.
He graduated with the Salem High School class of 1945 and served in the U. S. Army Air Corps as an airplane mechanic instructor, earning an honorable discharge in 1947. He supported his mother as a tool and die maker while earning a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from Youngstown State University. Later, he earned his master's degree from the University of Akron and became a Professional Engineer.
Joe married the late MaryEllen Wendel in 1958. They lived for a short time in Warren, OH before returning to Salem in 1960, where they raised five children.
Mr. Wendel served as Professor and Associate Dean of Engineering and Technology at Salem Technical School and Kent State University from 1960 until he retired in 1989. He was named Kent State University Professor Emeritus.
Throughout his life, Joe was active in St. Paul Catholic Church of Salem. He served as minister of the Eucharist, member of the Board of Catholic Charities, and member of the Knights of Columbus, fourth degree.
Joe loved learning and sharing his knowledge with others, took pleasure in building and repairing things for his family, and enjoyed classical music.
Joe is fondly remembered by his five children: Joanne (Jim) Morrison, Barb (Ed McIlduff) Wendel, Genie (Don Yeasted) Wendel, Paul (Joyce) Wendel, and Marti Wendel; his seven grandchildren: James Morrison, Matt Grimm, Eric (Alexis) Grimm, Edward McIlduff, Jr., Daniel McIlduff, Marie (Steve) Hovanic, and Emily Wendel; and his great grand-daughter, Aria, to whom he was very close. He also is survived by four nephews and nieces and eleven grand-nephews and grand-nieces.
Calling hours will be Friday, January 3 from 6-8 p.m. at the Stark Memorial Funeral Home, 1014 E. State St. in Salem, 330-332-5139. A Knights of Columbus ceremony will follow at 8 p.m., including praying the rosary. A funeral mass will be held Saturday, January 4 at 9:30 a.m. at the St. Paul Catholic Church, 935 E. State Street in Salem, 330-332-0337. Burial will be at Grandview Cemetery with full military honors provided by the Salem Honor Guard.
In lieu of flowers, remembrance donations may be made to the Salem Alumni Association, 330 East State Street, Salem, OH 44460, 330-332-1427 or to St. Paul's School, 925 East State Street, Salem, OH 44460, 330-337-3607.
Joe's obituary may be viewed and condolences sent online at www.starkmemorial.com.
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A Banks County man died in an early morning fire on Friday.
William Macklin Waters, 68, of 108 Fulbright Road, Carnesville, was the victim of a single wide mobile home fire at 4:30 a.m. Friday. Waters was the only resident inside.
The fire was extinguished by the Banks County Fire Department. It is suspected that fire originated in the kitchen.
The investigation is being led by Banks County Fire Department. No foul play is suspected."


PARMA HEIGHTS, Ohio – Larry A. DeCamp, 55, formerly of Austintown, Ohio passed away on Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2013.
He was the beloved husband of Lorin for 12 years; devoted father of Michelle Green (Dustin); loving grandfather of Olivia Green; dearest son of Lawrence (deceased) and Phyllis (Hoyt) DeCamp; dear brother of Cliff DeCamp (Barbara); cherished uncle of Joe Sauders and Andrew DeCamp; and dear friend of many.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be forwarded to the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, 3900 Wildlife Way, Cleveland, OH 44109 or the American Diabetes Association, 4500 Rockside Road, No. 440, Independence, OH 44131.
A memorial service will be at the First United Methodist Church of Austintown, 6749 Mahoning Ave., Austintown, OH 44515 on Monday, Jan. 28, 2013, at 1 p.m.
Friends may call at the Busch Funeral Home, 7501 Ridge Road, Parma, Ohio from noon until the time of the memorial service at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 2.
Cremation by Busch Crematory.
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The 147th Annual Convention of the Diocese of Southern Ohio was held virtually November 13 via Zoom.
Six resolutions were considered by the Convention, including a resolution to change the canonical status of St. Paul’s, Logan, from mission to parish status. That measure was unanimously approved in both the lay and clergy orders.
Other resolutions adopted included approval of an updated Mission Share Funding Plan, and continuing the work of the Reparations Task Force. Two resolutions called for convention to approve the sponsorship of resolutions at The Episcopal Church General Convention in July 2022. A resolution proposed by the Trustees of the Church Foundation to create a building fund was not approved. You can see the text of the resolutions adopted and the ballot results here.
Several leadership positions in the diocese were up for election; new members were elected to Diocesan Council, Standing Committee, Trustees of the Diocese, Trustees of the Church Foundation, Regional Disciplinary Review Board and Procter Center Board. You can see the election results here.
Resolutions to approve and implement the 2022 Operating Budget were also approved. You can see the budget here.
Provisional Bishop Wayne Smith addressed the convention. The video of the address can be viewed below. Reports from the Trustees of the Diocese and the Diocesan Treasurer were also presented; the summaries of these reports will be included in the convention journal. Written annual reports from the committees, commissions and task forces can be found here.
Dates and location for the 148th Annual Convention were announced by Diocesan Council 1st Vice President David Thomson. The two-day, in-person gathering is scheduled for December 9-10, 2022, at the Roberts Centre in Wilmington.


The St Peter Port Lifeboat was launched at 05:39 this morning (Sunday 5th April 2020) to reports of a red flare sighting from Rousse Headland. The Spirit of Guernsey departed St Peter Port at 05:57 arriving on scene at 06:15.
Weather conditions at the time were good with excellent visibility and calm seas. The Lifeboat searched the area for approximately 2 hours whilst at the same time the shoreline, local moorings and car parks in the Rousse area were checked.
With nothing being found both ashore and at sea and no further information forthcoming, the Lifeboat was stood down and was back on station at 08:19.


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Collectors Note: Majorette did the Cherokee in many colors and variations, but this was the only done with the Black & Gold paint of the Jeep Cherokee Limited. These are quite hard to find these days, particularly unopened on the original card!
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Franklin Stevens Jr., 31, of Interlachen, and Gina Elizabeth Barnes, 34, of St. Augustine.
Jeffrey Alan Blanton, 36, of Jacksonville, and Katie Lynn Hernandez, 33, of St. Johns.
Justin Andrew Dinardo, 34, and Susan Elizabeth College, 32, both of St. Augustine.
J B Kenneth Petty Jr., 48, of Ringgold, Ga., and Angi Nicole Bell, 48, of St. Augustine.
Kenneth Wayne Belshe Jr., 52, and Denise Lynn Bunch, 31, both of St. Augustine.
James Douglas Schirmer, 27, and Ashley Nicole Guritza, 25, both of Laramie, Wyo.
Robert Francis McVay Jr., 29, and Erica Brooke Jarrett, 24, both of Ponte Vedra Beach.
Roy Avery Jones Jr., 53, and Donna Marie Renta, 43, both of Lizella, Ga.,
Edward Paul Conlon, 49, and Michelle Ratkovic, 45, both of St. Augustine.
James Lee Avery Jr., 51, and Vita Feldmane Cadle, 30, both of St. Augustine.
Christopher Nicholas Pang, 25, of St. Petersburg, and Joanna Lang Piscitello, 26, of San Mateo.
Michael Charles Forman, 24, of Palm Springs, and Elizabeth Anne Slade, 27, of Ponte Vedra Beach.
Michael Wallace Ahearn, 53, and Evelyn Bernadette Clementine, 48, both of St. Augustine.
Allyn Mark Dennis, 39, and Jena Nicole Baker, 32, both of St. Augustine.
Quentin Daniel McCart, 35, of Larimore, N.D., and Malgorzata Bogda Hasek, 32, of Palos Hills, Ill.
Gregory Phillip West, 54, and Summer Louise Taylor, 33, both of St. Augustine.
Trevor Richard Hersey, 23, and Brandy Jean Wilkerson, 23, both of St. Augustine.
John Bradley Ortman, 55, and Tory Juin Watson, 28, both of Peru, Ind.
Logan Alexander Clark, 23, of Houma, La., and Lucie Mildred Howard, 23, of Ponte Vedra Beach.
Mary Ward Jennings, aka, Mary Foster and Ryan Ward Jennings.
Robert Murphy and Brenda Murphy.
Ellen E. Van Valkenburg and John R. Van Valkenburg.
Charles Jeffrey Roberts and Danica Affolter Roberts, aka, Danica Claudia Roberts Affolter.


On Feb. 3, 2020, Reid and Lisa Marie Wetherell purchased a four bedroom home at 13 Dorchester Court, Prestbury from William and Barbara Jack for $302,000.
The property tax paid for this property in 2018 was $8,205.08. This is 2.72% of the sale price of the home.
The last time this home sold was Aug. 24, 2017. It last sold for $290,000.
In February 2020, this is the only property that sold in Prestbury as of this publication.


In Search of the Abominable Snowman
30cm x 22cm.  pages, colour illustrations. Grey cloth, silver lettering, pictorial jacket.
Story of a boy searching for the abominable snowman. Illustrated throughout with photographs of the people and landscapes of Nepal.
Very Good Condition in Good Jacket. Minor wear to board edges with a small patch of the jacket verso offset to the crown fore-edge corner of the lower board. Previous owner’s name. Tanning and shelf wear to jacket with small chips and tears to edges. Very Good Condition.
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Bitter Winter reported earlier about the harassment from authorities that the House of Eternal Blessing in Fujian and the House of David Church in Guangdong have been suffering in the past few months. Since then, new information has emerged about the predicament of these two house churches.
Hailed by the authorities for years as the “good Muslims” or “model minority,” China’s Hui citizens are experiencing the crackdown on their culture and traditions as part of the anti-Islam campaign in northwestern provinces and regions.
A house church preacher was arrested after she posted on a WeChat group some video footage depicting government’s persecution of religion. As a result, her church was forcibly closed down.
A Buddhist Temple in Fujian Province was razed to the ground because of the local authorities’ plans to use its land for a real estate development with private companies.
Two Protestant Three-Self churches in Henan Province were recently demolished after a round of harassment and without providing to the congregations any credible explanation for their actions.
A member of The Church of Almighty God was arrested and died in detention soon after. Because of injuries on her body, her family believes that mistreatment by the police caused her death.
The police tortured nine co-workers from a house church in Hainan Province, most of them suffered internal injuries as a result.
Nanyang city authorities raided and closed down a meeting venue of the Great Praise house church after its leader refused to join the government-controlled Protestant Three-Self Church.
A local Religious Affairs Bureau in Hubei Province summoned local Buddhists to a meeting about the newly revised Regulations on Religious Affairs. Not only were they required to pay a participation fee, but also had to purchase national flags and fire extinguishers.
After the temple was sealed off in March this year and all the monks were driven away, one of them kept coming back since he had nowhere else to live. Each time he was discovered by local officials who ordered him to leave.


Obituary for Mae Kosslow
KOSSLOW, Mae Catherine (nee Keller) Widow of the late James W. Kosslow, passed away August 23, 2017.
Mass of Christian Burial for Mae will be held at 10:00 am on Tuesday, August 29, 2017 at Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church, 4550 Clyde Morris Blvd., Port Orange.
Mae was born in Pittsburgh, PA and moved to this area with her husband Bud in 1985. She was a member of Our Lady of Hope Church choir, a lector at morning Mass, choir librarian. She was a volunteer at the church office and the church thrift store.
She retired from business after 43 years as an executive secretary at Rockwell International in Pittsburgh. She was also past President of B.P.O. Elks #11 in Pittsburgh.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations be made to Halifax Hospice 301 Wood Briar Trail, Port Orange in memory of Mae. Interment will be at Queen of Heaven Cemetery in Pittsburgh, PA with her husband Jim.


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A very elegant and useful, 19th century French armoire in bleached oak, with a crown detail, offering plenty of storage. The armoire dismantles for easy transport.
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Vienna, September 23, 2010
The commission is co-chaired by Metropolitan John of Pergamon, Patriarchate of Constantinople, and Archbishop Kurt Koch, president of Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity.
Each Local Orthodox Church is represented by two delegates. Representing the Moscow Patriarchate are Metropolitan Hilarion of Volokolamsk, DECR chairman, and Prof. Archpriest Valentin Asmus, St. Tikhon’s Orthodox Humanitarian University. Archimandrite Kirill Govorun, chairman of the Russian Orthodox Church’s education committee, participates in the meeting as consultant.
Cardinal Christoph Schoenborn, Archbishop of Vienna, and Metropolitan Michael of Vienna, Patriarchate of Constantinople, welcomed the participants.
The first day was mainly devoted to the methods of further work on the theme ‘The Primacy of the Bishop of Rome in the First Millennium’. Participants exchanged views on the status to be given to the document on this theme, which was partly considered by the previous meeting of the Commission.
In the evening, Vienna Burgomaster Michael Haupl gave dinner in honour of the participants in the session.
The 12th session of the commission will work till September 26.


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Fun Formal Dining Room decorated for Christmas in red and silver. Large iron and crystal chandelier decorated with vintage crystal ornaments. Large floor mirror hung on the wall. Custom wreaths and garland. Sterling silver flatware, Waterford crystal glasses, Mikasa Christmas china.
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61. Transfer of registry.-
(1) The registry of any ship may, with the previous approval of the Director-General, be transferred from one port of registry to another on the application to the registrar of the existing port of registry of the ship made by declaration in writing of all persons appearing in the register to be interested therein as owners or mortgagees, but that transfer shall not in any way affect the rights of those persons or any of them and those rights shall in all respects continue in the same manner as if no such transfer had been effected.
(2) On receipt of any such application the registrar shall transmit notice thereof to the registrar of the intended port of registry with a copy of all particulars relating to the ship and the names of all persons appearing in that register to be interested therein as owners or mortgagees.
(3) The ship's certificate of registry shall be delivered to the registrar either of the existing or intended port of registry, and, if delivered to the former, shall be transmitted to the registrar of the intended port of registry.
(4) On receipt of the documents aforesaid the registrar of the intended port of registry shall enter in his register book all the particulars and names so transmitted as aforesaid, and grant a fresh certificate of registry, and thenceforth such ship shall be considered to be registered at the new port of registry, and the name of the ship"s new port of registry shall be substituted for the name of her former port of registry on the ship.


…It is my understanding that when the Federal Court of Appeal quashed the permits to build the expansion project, not only did work stop, but it was reversed.
Every one of those stakes had to be pulled. All the hydrovac holes had to be refilled. Access ramps had to be taken out. All equipment had to leave the right-of-way, not simply be parked for a rapid return to work. All the signage, much of it custom made, had to be removed. There’s to be no trace of this work that has taken place. I don’t think they’re going to be putting back the trees that were cleared, but I wouldn’t be surprised, either.
But it gets better. The equipment didn’t just get sent back to the marshalling yards along the right-of-way. No sir. Those marshalling yards had to be fully demobilized by the end of September. Nothing left. So the pipeline construction contractors had to pull all their iron out and send it back to wherever it came from, i.e. Edmonton, Fort St. John, wherever.


Fished several miles ne of kellys on the line today. First cast... 23 in walleye. Caught three more pretty quick. The wind died and the lake went to glass and the bite was quickly off. All fish were 23-25in. Lots of sheep and a few perch. All walleye caught with gold on the turn.Back in Port Clinton we talked to two groups who did all right north of west sister on the line. One group had 16. Lots of fish marked.


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Epworth Forest Buck Lodge 8531 E. Epworth Forest Road, North Webster, IN 46555 Project size: 7,360 sq. ft., responsible for framing and siding Planned Completion Winter 2018 Weigand Construction Co., Inc.
Wingate by Wyndham Hotel 3080 Enterprise Drive, Angola, IN 46703 Project size: framing 4 stories = 34,294 sq. ft., 99 rooms Completed Spring 2019 JICI
Woodcrest / Adams Memorial Hospital 1300 Mercer Ave, Decatur, IN 46733 Project size: 51,930 sq. ft., responsible for framing, siding, soffit and roof Planned Completion Spring 2019 Witwer Construction, Inc.
Verizon Store Dupont Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46825 Project size: 3,000 sq. ft. Planned Completion January 2019 Form G Companies, LLC
Fourteen 91 Lofts 1491 W. Kilgore Ave., Muncie, IN 47304 Project size: 69,001 sq. ft., 36 units - reuse historic building/ 21,638 sq. ft., 3 new apartment bldgs./1,819 sq. ft., house Planned Completion Spring 2019 Commonwealth Construction
Mike's Car Wash 4010 East Dupont Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46825 Project size: 8,352 sq. ft. Planned Completion Fall 2018 Haglage Construction
Endodontics Associates, Inc. 9970 Dupont Circle Drive, Fort Wayne, IN 46825 Project size: 5,364 sq. ft., responsible for framing and roofing Completed Fall 2018 Desmonds, Inc.
Farmer's State Bank 220 South Detroit Street, LaGrange, IN 46761 Project size: 5,2800 sq. ft. Planned Completion Fall 2019 JICI
Camp Red Cedar Activity Center 3900 Hursh Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46845 Project size: siding and roofing on 4 cabins and siding on 11,500 sq. ft. activity center Completed Spring 2018 Shawnee Construction
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Appropriately enough, the speaker’s subject at a local Women’s Institute this Halloween month was ghosts.
‘Ghost Stories’ proved very eerie and the speaker, Sheila Walsh, even dressed in character – all in black!
She told members of Culcheth WI that all her stories which she described in detail were true and took place in old castles, ruins and even some pubs. Maura Appleby gave a vote of thanks.
Refreshments were served by Maura, Myrtle Gerrard and Anne Hambleton.


An early morning fire destroyed the Second Baptist Church located on 4th Street despite efforts of Rutledge and Luverne firefighters.
A neighbor discovered and reported the fire at 1:43 A.M. today. The fire originated in the rear portion of the attic of the church, owned by the Alabama Crenshaw Baptist Association of Glenwood.
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GCHQ Was Spying on Foreign Officials During Summit
The British government has found itself embroiled in an international scandal today following the leaking of GCHQ documents which bragged of the British spy agency’s pervasive interception of private messages by diplomats at the 2009 G20 summit.
Officials from several nations have lashed the invasion of privacy, with the delegates most targeted, Russian, Turkish and South African, issuing statements expressing serious concern about the breech of diplomatic trust.
The GCHQ documents, leaked to the Guardian over the weekend, bragged about the “success” of eavesdropping against officials, including Turkey’s Finance Minister and Russia’s then-President Dmitry Medvedev.
It went on to claim that its surveillance of the diplomats at the summit was so pervasive that they were able to provide copies of messages to the British delegation in near real-time. The documents detailed breaking into RIMM Blackberry devices, and will likely add to the concerns about the insecurity of such devices in the face of government surveillance, not just for diplomats but for everybody else.
British Foreign Office officials confirmed receiving complaints about the surveillance today, but have declined any other comments, insisting it was a matter of “intelligence” and would be kept secret.
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delivered the opinion of the court:
Marie Dolejs died the 12th day of November, 1928. She left an estate valued at about $150,000 and left as her heirs-at-law two sons and four grandchildren, the children of a deceased daughter. Afterwards there was admitted to probate in the probate court of Cook county a document purporting to be the will of deceased, devising most of her property to her sons and some little bequests to her grandchildren. Lillian Lizon, a minor grandchild, filed a bill, which was later amended, against the other heirs and the administrator with the will annexed, who was Sumner C. Palmer. The amended bill charged that the will was not the will of Marie Dolejs but that it was forged and was never signed by her or acknowledged by her in the presence of the attesting witnesses. The bill prayed that the alleged will and testament be set aside and declared null and void and deceased’s property be distributed to her heirs according to law. A formal answer was filed by the minor defendants by their guardian ad litem. One of the sons, Charles E. Dolejs, filed an answer admitting the allegations of the amended bill, and a joint and several answer was filed by the other son, Andrew Dolejs, and the administrator with the will annexed, denying that the instrument was forged and asserting its validity. A jury was empaneled and an issue at law was made up, Is the purported will the last will of said Marie Dolejs? The jury returned a verdict that it was not her will. A motion for a new trial was overruled and a decree entered by the circuit court of Cook county in conformity with the verdict of the jury, and one of deceased’s sons, Andrew Dolejs, has appealed to this court.
The testimony presented on the trial was conflicting and some of proponents’ testimony was contradictory and inconsistent. One of the subscribing witnesses, Ida Schiffer, testified she was present when the will was written by deceased in the Bohemian language during August, 1927; *66that it was at 2121 Nineteenth street, and the other subscribing witness, Wadislaw Adaszkiewicz, was also there. The witness signed the will as Ida Schiffer. She testified the instrument was written at the place she was; that she was married in August, 1925, to a man named Sommers and had lived with him since as his wife. She also testified she was a former sweetheart of Andrew Dolejs, and that she had not seen deceased for about three years before August, 1927, and had not been in her house from that time until her death, in 1928; that she never told anyone she witnessed or signed the will; that when deceased signed the. instrument she was standing up and there was no space between her name and the end of the writing; that there was more writing on the instrument at the time she signed it. She also testified deceased never said anything about who put her name to the instrument, as no name was signed when the witnesses were there. She stated that she saw deceased sign her name and then the subscribing witnesses signed.
The other subscribing witness was Wadislaw Adaszkiewicz, a man of Polish descent. He testified he saw deceased sign the paper; that he signed it at the end at her request and in her presence; that she said she was writing a will, and he told her she would have to have two witnesses. He testified she told him when he came to her house that she was writing a will in the Bohemian language; that he told her son Andrew, after his mother’s death, that she had made a will but did not tell him that he signed it. Pie said he saw deceased writing on the will but did not see her write her name to it.
A Mr. Tvrzicky, a real estate broker, who was familiar with the Bohemian language, made a translation of the will for the proponents. He testified he had known deceased sixteen years; that she was a midwife and handled cases mostly for Polish working ladies. He stated he had seen her write and would know her signature, and that *67the signature to the will was her signature. On cross-examination he testified that the body of the will was not in her handwriting and that the will and the signature thereto were not written by the same party.
Anthony Holub, an attorney, testified for proponents that he had known testatrix since 1916 or 1917 and had represented her for about three years; that he had seen her write her name twenty or thirty times, the last time in June, 1927; that the writing in the will is not the same handwriting as the signature to it. He was of opinion the signature at the bottom of the instrument was that of Mrs. Dolejs.
On the part of contestant, B. C. Bartix, employed by the Kaspar American State Bank; R. F. Hgiecek, vice-president and cashier of the Lawndale National Bank; A. L. Reeck; Julius Krippner, deputy clerk of the criminal court; James W.Mraz, an attorney; Q. J. Chott, an attorney; Stanley Borlcowslci, a bank clerk; Joseph Krecek, a real estate dealer; Frank Smith, a real estate broker, and Rudolph Salmon and John J. Moser, handwriting experts, were called as witnesses.
Andrew Dolejs, the appellant and principal beneficiary under the will, was called as a witness by contestant. He testified he did not know his mother’s signature; that Adaszkiewicz, one of the subscribing witnesses to the will, never told him that he saw the testatrix write a will, but he did tell the witness there was a will and to look for it; that Ida Schiffer also told him that his mother left a will; that he did not remember ever sa)dng that either Adaszkiewicz or Ida Schiffer said they had witnessed the will. He testified that he and his brother Charles, and Johnnie, the little boy, went to West Nineteenth street and found a lot of papers and some money, which they put in one thick package and took it down to Troy street; that the tin can that had all the papers in it came from 2121 West Nineteenth street and they took the papers over to 2600 South *68Troy street; that they were looking for a will at the time and that some time in December they found it.
B. C. Bartix testified for the contestant that he was familiar with deceased’s signature; that the signature on the instrument purporting to be her will was not her signature, and that the body , of the will and the signature were not, in his opinion, in the same handwriting. The cashier of the Lawndale National Bank testified there was a likeness between the signature on the purported will and the signature on the back of the check which was offered in evidence by contestant but refused to give any opinion as to whether they were written by the same person. Salmon testified that he was an attorney at law and an examiner of questioned documents and writings for sixteen years; that he had examined a thousand disputed matters; that he examined the signature on the purported will and compared it with signatures of deceased; that he made the examination for the purpose of comparing them; that in his opinion the person who signed the exhibits he examined, which were the signatures of deceased, was not the same person who wrote the signature to the will, and gave his reasons for his answers. Moser, a business attorney and handwriting expert, testified that he had examined questioned writings since 1897; that he had made examinations and comparisons of questioned documents in a thousand different cases and testified as an expert; that he made a thorough examination of certain exhibits containing deceased’s signature, and in his opinion the signature to the will was not written by the same person who signed those exhibits; that ip his opinion the will was written by= a different person than the one who wrote the signature to it. Reeck testified for contestant that he had known deceased for about thirty years and saw her right up to within a week or so of her death; that she had talked to him about her business affairs and property and said her son Andrew had it and would not return it to her and would not pay *69the interest or taxes. Smith, a real estate broker for sixteen years, testified for contestant that he had known Adaszkiewicz, one of the subscribing witnesses to the will, for twenty years; that he went with him to 2121 West Nineteenth street about a week after deceased’s death; that he saw the paper then which was offered in evidence as her will; that Andrew Dolejs had the paper and that there were no signatures on the instrument. Krecek testified he had known deceased thirty years and knew her signature; that he talked to her two sons ten or twelve days after their mother’s death and they inquired whether he had drawn a will; that he knew the signature of deceased, and that appearing on the will was not her signature; that he knew the reputation of Adaszkiewicz for truth and veracity in the neighborhood where he lived and that it was bad.
It will thus be seen from the brief synopsis we have made of the testimony that it was in great confusion and we think attended with considerable doubt.
The material errors assigned are, that the remarks of the judge made during the trial were prejudicial and that the court erred in the admission of testimony. We are of opinion there was no reversible error in the remarks made by the judge during the trial or in the admission of testimony. Hall v. First Nat. Bank of Emporia, 133 Ill. 234; Chicago City Railway Co. v. Carroll, 206 id. 318; Purdy v. Hall, 134 id. 298; Weston v. Teufel, 2x3 id. 291.
The verdict of the jury was approved by the court after overruling a motion for a new trial, and the testimony was so contradictory and inconsistent that we cannot say that the conclusion of the jury was against the weight of the evidence. Moyer v. Swygart, 125 Ill. 262; Greene v. Greene, 145 id. 264; Holland v. People’s Bank, 303 id. 381.
We think the jury was fairly instructed and that we would be unauthorized to reverse the decree. It is affirmed.


August 2, 1944 – January 20, 2021
Rutherford College, North Carolina
Mrs. Carolyn Barlow Annas, 76, of Rutherford College, went to her Heavenly Reward Wednesday January 20, 2021 after a courageous battle with cancer.
Mrs. Annas was born August 2, 1944 in Caldwell County, a daughter of the late Ralph Henry Barlow and Helen Philips Barlow. Carolyn retired as an elementary …


Hannelore Martha Miller
Sunday, July 11, 1937
Sunday, November 13, 2016
COLUMBIA – A memorial gathering for Hannelore M. Miller, 79, will be held Saturday from 3pm – 4:30pm at Powers Funeral Home in Lugoff.
Ms. Miller passed away November 13, 2016. Born in Swinemuende, Germany, on July 11, 1937, she was the daughter of the late Rudolph Kremke and Frieda Ungermann Kremke.
Surviving are her children, Norman Anderson of Columbia, Inger (Rick) Knowles of West Columbia, and Erika (Brian) Anderson of Columbia; grandchildren, Rachel (Ryan) Knowles Cunningham and Lauren Amber Knowles; and brother, Werner (Ria) Kremke of Germany. She was predeceased by her grandson, Jonathan M. Knowles.


Young Vanessa Wong, currently studying in Shrewsbury, is to play the British Championship Title Match against reigning champion Matthew Macfadyen.
Both players earned their places at the Challengers' League held over a long weekend at the Nippon Club in central London.
p> Yohei Negi from St. Andrews made it three in a row with his win at the 2010 Open. Second this year was Chi Pan Yau from Hong Kong, who only lost to Yohei. All the players on three wins also got prizes, which consisted of cash plus a bottle of Cairn O’Mohr local fruit wine.
p> 42 players took part in the Bracknell Tournament held again at the community centre in Woosehill, Wokingham. Winner was Felix Wang who beat previous winner Jon Diamond in the last round. Felix became the first holder of the new trophy given in memory of former organiser Clive Hendrie
p>34 players took part in the first stage of the 2010 British Championship at the Diamond at Selwyn College; 26 of the players joined in a meal at the Bella Italia restaurant.
Vanessa Wong (5 dan) won the tournament at her first attempt, winning all 6 of her games. This was Vanessa's first UK adult title
19 players from 1 kyu to 19 kyu attended the Bar-Low kyu-players only tournament in Cambridge. This year it was again part of the mind sports weekend and held in Whewell's Court of Trinity College. James Murray (2 kyu London) was the winner with four out of five.
p> Unfortunately Cambridge had to withdraw at short notice, so only two teams attended the spring International Teams match. As usual it was held at the Nippon Club in Piccadilly. Each team member played all the members of the other team. It was the Oriental team of Chinese and Japanese
The 43rd British Go Congress was held in Scotland’s capital city, Edinburgh. 74 players took part in the British Open, held at the University Union building, Teviot Row House. Andrew Kay (4 dan Cambridge) won with 6/6. Jon Diamond (4 dan Silver Springs) was in second place with 5/6. Also winning 5 was local player Boris Mitrovic (8 kyu).
The 43rd British Go Congress was held in Scotland's capital city, Edinburgh. 74 players took part in the British Open, held at the University Union building, Teviot Row House. Andrew Kay (4 dan Cambridge) won with 6/6. Jon Diamond (4 dan Silver Springs) was in second place with 5/6.
In this handicap event the winners were Bracknell (3/3); runners up were Maidenhead (2/3).
Players winning 3/3 were Ian Marsh, Edmund Shaw and France Ellul.
Tony Atkins won the 10x10 side tournament.


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February 14, 2013 – In November 2012 Vermont Police heard about large amounts of coins being cashed in at jewelers and coin shops of the area around Alburg. Approximately 12 to 15 people sold coins worth some $250,000 in total, all of them apparently suspect criminals and drug addicts. Some of the arrested suspects declared they stole the sold coins from the property of a deceased man named Richard Burgess.
Mr Burgess died an accidental death in March 2012. He lived secluded in his camper trailer and was a notorious hoarder. Police did not find any coins after his death but due to the large masses of material can not exclude that there were any. People who knew Mr Burgess state that he indeed had been investing in gold for some years, however, nobody had ever seen any of these coins. After Mr Burgess’s death his property was being looted various times since he had no family and a brother informed about the situation did not contact the authorities.
Police is now investigating in where Mr Burgess – who once used to call himself legally Radkin as well and who lived in 578 US Rt 2, Alburg, Vermont – purchased this gold. Detective Sergeant Edward Meslin hopes that some dealer might remember this person as a client and can help with the investigations. If anybody has information regarding this case please contact Edward Meslin: (802)524-5993 x2706 or Doug Davis from the Numismatic Crime Information Center via email.
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Kidambi Srikanth: Indian players continue to shine in the Commonwealth Games 2022. Now Indian badminton star Kidambi Srikanth has won the bronze medal. In the bronze medal match, he defeated Jia Heng Teh of Singapore 21-15, 21-18 in successive games. With this, India’s medal tally in the 2022 Commonwealth Games has gone up to 51. Actually, during this match, Indian player Kidambi Srikanth was battling with a leg injury, but he did not let this injury come in the way.
Dipika Pallikal and Saurav Ghoshal won bronze in squash
At the same time, in squash, the pair of Dipika Pallikal and Saurav Ghoshal won the bronze medal in mixed doubles. The Indian pair defeated Australia’s Lobban Donna and Peele Cameron 2-0 in this bronze medal match. Pallikal and Sourav won the first game 11-8 and the second game 11-4. Earlier, in hockey, the Indian Women’s Hockey Team performed brilliantly and won the bronze medal. Indian women’s team defeated New Zealand 2-1 in the penalty shootout.
Nikhat Zareen won gold medal
Boxer Nikhat Zareen won the gold medal in the Commonwealth Games 2022. He won this gold medal in the 48-50 kg flyweight category. Indian boxer Nikhat Zareen after winning the gold medal in the 48-50 kg flyweight category said that I am very thrilled to win the gold medal for the country. It was a big tournament for me after the World Championships. The people of my country had expected gold medal from me in the Commonwealth Games 2022 as well, and now I am very happy to have done so.
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CLARKSTON — Walla Walla Valley stayed alive here Sunday in the District 5 Little League 11-year-old baseball tournament with a pair of loser-out victories.
Valley defeated North Franklin County 18-4 and host Asotin County 13-3. The two victories came after Valley had dropped a 3-0 game to rival Walla Walla Pacific in Saturday’s tournament opener.
Jacob Wallace stroked three hits and Bobby Holtzinger, Logan Jones and Jackson Shumate each contributed a pair of hits in Valley’s victory over North Franklin County. Shumate and Holtzinger added three more hits each in the win over Asotin County.
Shumate started on the mound against North Franklin County and pitched the first two frames. River Sanders pitched the third and fourth frames and Brock Betzler closed out the victory in the fifth. The 10-run mercy rule ended the contest after five innings.
Jared McAlvey, Wallace and Jones pitched one inning each, respectively, in the victory over Asotin County. The game was called after three innings because of the 10-run rule.
Three Walla Walla Pacific pitchers combined on a three-hit shutout in Saturday’s first-round victory over Walla Walla Valley.
Sloan Senne pitched the first two innings, Kristopher Serrano took over in the third and Gavin Wolcott came on in the fourth and finished up the mound duties for the Pacific squad.
Valley actually outhit Pacific 3-2, with Shumate picking up a pair of hits and Jones contributing the third. Senne and William Huntsman accounted for the two Pacific hits against Valley’s Holtzinger, who went the distance on the mound.
All of the scoring came in the bottom of the third inning when Pacific struck for three runs.
WW Pacifc 3, WW Valley 0
WW Valley 000 000 — 0 3 3
WW Pacific 003 00x — 3 2 1
Holtzinger and Crudup; Senne, Serrano(3), Wolcott(4) and Ashbeck, Senne(3),
Hits — WWV: Shumate 2, Jones; WWP: Senne, Huntsman.
WW Valley 18, N. Franklin County 4
WW Valley 511 47 — 18 10 0
NFC 210 00 — 4 3 5
Shumate, Sanders(3), Betzler(5) and Crudup, Holtzinger(3); Angel, Pauley(4) and Haye.
Hits — WW: Shumate 2, Holtzinger 2, Jones 2, Sanders, Wallace 3; NFC: Pauley 2, Kekitalo.
WW Valley 18, Asotin County 3
WW Valley 235 3 — 13 8 3
Asotin 003 X — 3 2 2
McAlvey, Wallace(2), Jones(3) and Crudup; Wyatt, Olsen(3) and Harout.
Hits — WW: Shumate 3, Holtzinger 3, Jones, McAlvey; AC: Peace, Hurst.
Pacific 10-year olds one win away from district title
CLARKSTON — Walla Walla Pacific won its first game in the District 5 Little League 10-year-old baseball tournament here Sunday and needs one more victory today to capture the district title.
Pacific struck for four runs in the top of the sixth inning to overtake Walla Walla Valley for a 5-4 victory in the winners bracket game. Pacific received a first-round bye Saturday while Walla Walla Valley advanced with a 3-2 victory over Asotin County.
Later Sunday, Walla Walla Valley was eliminated by Asotin County 14-2.
Asotin County and Walla Walla Pacific meet here tonight at 5:30 p.m. Asotin County must defeat Pacific twice to claim the championship in the double-elimination tournament.
After grabbing a 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning, Walla Walla Pacific saw Walla Walla National plate single runs in the first, second, fourth and fifth innings to seemingly take control of the game.
But in the top of the sixth, consecutive walks to Kole Stubblefield, Ian Swanson and Carter Schreindle loaded the bases with two out. Another walk to Colton Hamada forced in a run, a passed ball allowed the second run to score and Ethan Zehner slammed a two-run double to put Pacific on top.
Lucas James, who came on in relief in the second inning, retired Valley in the bottom of the sixth to seal the victory.
“Lucas was the key to the game,” Pacific manager Rod Fazzari said. “Our first pitcher, Justin McKenzie, developed some arm pain, thus Lucas came on in the second inning and pitched through the sixth.”
Kopf pitched the first four innings for Valley and held Pacific to one run on two hits.
Each team collected four hits in the game, with Brady Knowles getting two hits for Pacific and Grady Lemma collecting two for Valley.
In Walla Walla Valley’s 3-2 victory over Asotin County, Kopf paced a seven-hit Valley attack with a pair of safeties. Lemma, Casey Swanson, Jacob Rose, Kallen Kenny and Zack Mahan each added one hit.
Rose, Kopf and Swanson and Joe Terry shared the pitching duties.
Sunday’s Walla Walla Valley linescore was not submitted.
WW Pacific 5, WW Valley 4
WW Pacific 100 004 — 5 4 3
WW Valley 110 110 — 4 4 0
McKenzie, James (2) and Chase, McKenzie (4), Knowles (5); Kopf, Graham (5) and Terry.
Hits — WW Pacific: Hamada, Zehner, Knowles 2; WW Valley: Lemma 2, Swanson, McCollaugh.
WW Valley 3, Asotin County 2
Asotin 000 002 — 2 4 0
WW Valley 011 01x — 3 7 3
Caldwell, Schofield (3), Eggleston (5), Larson (6) and Larson, Bogen (3); Rose, Terry (3), Kopf (5), Swanson (6) and Terry, Gonzalez (3).
Hits — Asotin County: Perez, Larson 2, Eggleston; WW Valley: Lemma, Swanson, Kopf 2, Rose, Kenny, Mahan.


Obituary for Harvey Ray (Boots) Stidom
Harvey Ray (Boots) Stidom|
Master Mechanic Was Lewisburg Resident
Harvey Ray (Boots) Stidom, 81, of Lewisburg, West Virginia, formerly of White Sulphur Springs, passed away unexpectedly at his home on Friday, July 6, 2018.
He was the beloved husband of 59 years of Margie Stidom.
Harvey was born February 28, 1937 in Friars Hill, WV, the son of the late Ernest and Lucy Ray Stidom.
Harvey retired from Mountain International, where he was a master mechanic. He was a talented woodworker and valued handyman to his family and friends.
He was a member of McMillion United Methodist Church at Friars Hill, WV.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother, Roger Stidom and his granddaughter, Debra Bretz.
Survivors in addition to his wife are his five children, Dale Stidom (Linda) of Lewisburg, Rhonda Smith (George) of White Sulphur Springs, Cynthia Gresak (Thom) of Richmond, VA, Angela Miller (Brad) of Knoxville, TN, Wendy Hylton (Daron) of Lewisburg; grandchildren, Jared Smith (Kendra), Taren Winnings (Mitch), Hayden Gresak, Madison Gresak, Noah Hylton; great grandchildren, Izzabella and Laiklee; one sister, Marjorie Bare (Sam) of Lewisburg.
There will be a graveside service on Sunday, July 8, 2018 at 3:30 p.m. at Morningside Cemetery in Renick, WV with Pastor Randy Gilliam officiating.
Visitation will also be Sunday, July 8, 2018 from 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. at Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home in Lewisburg.


BENI, CONGO- Suicide bomber attacks and kills about 6 people in a bar.
A bar in the eastern part of Congo, in the city of Beni
was attacked by a suicide bomber as many were gathered to
It was gathered that an attack like this was melted on
the people where an Islamic State group affiliate took
responsibility for the attack in June early this year.
The residents claimed that heavy gunfire was heard
after the bomb went off causing chaos and fear as people
began to run for their lives.
About 13 people were being rushed to the hospital for
their wounds to be treated. Some dead bodies were found
at the site of the attack, including two children and two
Mayor Narcisse Muteba has assured the people that
proper investigation is been carried out to find the
perpetrators of the terrorist attack.
“The suicide bomber, prevented by the security man,
activated the bomb at the entrance of the bar.” Said one
of the eyewitnesses.
The Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), the group is
suspected to have been the mastermind of this attack.
Uganda and the DRC on November 30, launched a joint
operation against the ADF in the east of the country to
try to quell the bloody ADF attacks.
The ADF has been a very deadly group established in
the eastern part of Congo in 1995. Since then it has been a
very deadly group and a thorn in the flesh of the people
of Congo and that of Uganda. It has been blamed since
then for the killings of thousands of civilians over the
past decade in the DRC, as well as the bombings in the
Ugandan capital Kampala.
General Sylvain Ekenge, spoke person for the governor
of North Kivu, said the people must remain vigilant and
also to avoid crowded areas during this holiday season.


100 pounds of marijuana plants discovered being grown at Mississippi home. 2 arrested each with $1 million bonds.
Published 6:10 am Monday, August 23, 2021
One million dollar bonds were set for two suspects after a major drug raid in East Mississippi lead to the seizure of approximately 100 pounds of marijuana pants.
Officials from the Wayne County Sheriff’s Department arrested John Austin Richardson and Dana Lynn Richardson after the couple were discovered growing approximately 50 marijuana plants at a home near the Wayne-Clarke County line.
John Austin Richardson and Dana Lynn Richardson were each charged with manufacturing marijuana and possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute.
Bond was set at $1,020,000 for each suspect.
The drug raid took place with the help of the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics (air patrol) and the Clarke County Sheriff’s Department.
Ashley said the entire operation took place with the help of the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics (air patrol) and the Clarke County Sheriff’s Department.


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On Sunday, April 26th, your favorite restaurants battle it out in fun-filled events like Queen of the Vine, the Grape Stomp, and, of course, the four-man relay. The Beale Street Wine Race is a tradition that helps kick off Memphis in May, so come out and cheer for your favorite team. Festivities begin with a parade at 1 p.m. on Beale Street. To commemorate the event, we have, for the first time, limited-edition Wine Race posters created and signed by local artist David Lynch, on sale for $25. Posters can be purchased at Alley Katz and Blues City General Store on Beale Street and at 1910 Frame Works, Village Art and Frame, R&W Gallery, BA Framer, and Frame Corner.


The Clientele announce summer dates around May's Suburban Light reissue
In addition to a highly-anticipated appearance at the Merge 25 Festival, The Clientele have announced a few additional dates this summer. These shows mark the first Clientele tour since 2009's tour in support of Bonfires on the Heath.
Also, the May installment of our ongoing 25th Anniversary reissue series is The Clientele's Suburban Light (out May 13).
Find a full list of The Clientele's tour dates below, and pre-order the Suburban Light reissue now on CD or LP now in the Merge store.
Released as a double-disc and one-LP/one-CD set, this new edition of Suburban Light features the album in its original European tracklisting, restored from original analog tapes to sound warmer and a bit less like a batch of demos. The bonus material includes a revelatory set of covers, rehearsals, B-sides, and three unreleased tunes.


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Ben Flanagan finished first in 00:32:21, followed by Scott Fauble who finished with a time of 00:32:23. Rounding out the top three was Leonard Korir with a time of 00:32:28.
In the women’s race, it was Caroline Chepkoech (00:35:48) taking the top spot. Margaret Wangari earned runner-up honours with a time of 00:36:43. Rounding out the top three was Mary Wacera with a time of 00:37:17.
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Heritage Landscape Supply Group, Inc., a McKinney, Texas-based subsidiary of SRS Distribution, acquired Wirtz & Daughters Landscape Supply, a family-owned distributor of bulk materials, hardscapes, natural stone, landscape lighting and other landscape products.
Financial details were not disclosed.
SRS ranks No. 6 on MDM’s Top Distributors list for building materials and construction distributors, with $3.8 billion in revenue in 2020.
Headquartered in Joppa, Maryland, Wirtz & Daughters was founded by Gary Wirtz and is led today his daughter, Jessica Schaum. Wirtz currently employs nearly 30 people and operates out of two locations northeast of Baltimore.
Schaum will continue to lead the company going forward, “ensuring continuity and consistency for customer and supplier partners,” Heritage said.
“We are pleased to welcome Gary, Jessica, and the entire Wirtz team to the Heritage family,” Heritage President Matt McDermott said. “Wirtz has a reputation for first-class customer service, which has enabled the Company to cultivate long-term relationships with the area’s leading professional landscape contractors. Wirtz operates from a prime location on the I-95 corridor and we are looking forward to continuing our expansion across the Eastern Seaboard.”


Joseph Posmikewich was born August 8, 1933, in Parkland, British Columbia. He was the second child born to Walter and Stella Posmikewich. Joseph went to school at Parkland until grade 7, when at that time of a young man's life they were more or less old enough to go to work. Joseph went on a trip to Poland with his father, Walter, in the mid 1960's and that is where he met the love of his life, Kazimira Zoibron. The two fell in love and soon Kazimira, only 22, would leave her family in Mielec, Poland and make a long trip to Canada to marry Joseph. Joseph and Kazimira were married shortly after on December 17, 1966 in Viking, Alberta. When Joseph got married the family had already sold the farm and moved to Dawson Creek. Joseph did many jobs during his working life. He worked at the Bennet Dam, Pouce Coupe Highways Yard, construction and then he stayed at Borek Farms until he retired. During this time Dad had a second job, he was a landlord, it always kept him busy. Joseph and Kazimira had four daughters, all born and raised in Dawson Creek. Joseph loved being outdoors whether it was working, fishing, or hunting. Joseph would bundle up the kids and take us all ice fishing. We would drive over the frozen ice, which always scared us, but he knew where the fish were. Joseph enjoyed hunting moose, but he also did it to feed his growing family. Joseph was never a greedy man, and would help anybody out, that was his nature. Joseph was the hardest working man that we ever knew, especially being the only man in a family of six. Joseph's family would eventually grow over the next 18 years as he was blessed with four grandchildren. Joseph and Kazimira shared their 40th wedding anniversary last December. Joseph was diagnosed with diabetes in 1989; it was the start of a few health problems that he would have to deal with. Joseph had a stroke in November 2006, he spent 4 months in the Dawson Creek Hospital, and then he was moved to the Pouce Coupe Care Home, where the staff took wonderful care of dad. Kazimira didn't let the fact that Joseph was in Pouce stop her from making sure that she saw dad every single day for supper. Dad could make anyone laugh with his funny face and smile. Joseph passed away quietly and suddenly with his family by his side at the Dawson Creek Hospital on October 24th, 2007, at the age of 74 years. A funeral mass was held on Tuesday, October 30th, 2007 at 2:00 pm from Reynars Funeral Chapel, Fr. Vernerando Sabacan officiated, interment followed in the Dawson Creek City Cemetery. Joseph is survived by his wife of 41 years, Kazimira, his only brother John Posmikewich of Kentucky, USA, daughters Helen & John Tanchuk, Sandra Posmikewich & Darryl Bumstead, Barb & Marc Risvold, Sara Posmikewich and four fabulous and beautiful grandchildren, Nicholas & Jenna Tanchuk and Amanda & Emily Risvold. Eulogy presented by Joseph's daughters; Sandra Posmikewich & Barb Risvold. Funeral Arrangements were under the care of Reynars Funeral Home & Crematorium, Dawson Creek, B.C.


Yes, these are the colours of the Dutch flag and pennant, but this is not the flag itself…. lol!
The Dutch flag is officially (horizontal): red, white, blue.
The pennant is orange, because of the name of our Queen.
But now about the caps:
A few days before we left for a holiday to the Canary Islands (February 2009), the son of our friends was born. His name is , and we have this cap made for him. The other caps are of ourselves.
Gran Canaria, Spain.
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Rose Quartz – Stone of Unconditional Love, Compassion and Relationship.
White Jade – Stone of Health, Purification, Healing and Traquility
Blue Jasper – Stone of balancing, communication, calming and destress.
Rhodocrosite – Stone of Forgiveness, Relationship Mending, Emotional Balancing.
Sunstone – Stone of Positivity, Motivation, Life force, Confident and Happiness.


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1. Terry was fatter.
Terry hadn't done to be so thin.
2.Gary was sure his keys were in his pocket.
Gary was had forgotten his keys.
3.Last summer Julia got up early every morning.
Last summer Julia. had to,early every mornng.
4.I thought the book seemed familiar.
I thought had the book before. (HAD)
5.When he was younger david played tennis.
David had used when he was younger.
6.We missed the bus so we look a taxi.
We had the bus.
7.In those days we spend the summer in the mountains.
In those days we would have been the summer in the mountains.


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UNION — Mr. Arnold Robert England, 85, 140 England Drive, Union, husband of Catherine Kelly England, passed away Friday, November 8, 2019 at his home.
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Burlingham, Arlene Arlene M. Burlingham, age 98, of Cascade Township, Michigan, passed away peacefully at Clark Retirement Community on September 25, 2020, with son Alan at her side, while listening to some of her favorite hymns. Arlene was born August 31, 1922 in Pittsburgh, PA, the daughter of George and Bessie (Graham) McMurray. She was united in marriage to Charles S. Burlingham on July 16, 1949, who preceded her in death. She is survived by her sons Douglas of Portage, Alan of Grand Rapids and Robert of Los Angeles. Arlene was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church for over 60 years. Due to the pandemic, a memorial service has not been scheduled, but will be planned at a later date. Memorial contributions can be made to Westminster Presbyterian Church , Cascade Friends of the Library, or Clark Retirement Community. The family would like to thank the entire Clark staff, from the front desk, to her dining room servers, to her assisted living caretakers and everyone else, for a job well done. Thanks also to her friends living at Clark for the gift of companionship. Just as importantly, thanks to her nurses and social workers at Emmanuel Hospice for their loving care and support.


The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine has permitted Ukrainian Ceramic Technologies LLC (Khmelnytsky) to buy a brick plat from Czech Export Bank (CEB, Prague). As the press service of the regulator reported on Thursday, the company received permission to buy a complex of buildings of the brick factory with equipment and a land parcel, which provides for the production and sale of ceramic bricks of various types.
As reported, early October 2018, a brick factory in the village of Kuzmyntsi (Kaharlyk district, Kyiv region), put up for sale by the Czech Export Bank, was sold for UAH 170 million – a record amount at the OpenMarket electronic trading platform of the state-owned enterprise SETAM. According to the documentation provided in the announcement, the lot included a complex of buildings of the brick factory with a total area of 15,900 square meters, land area of 3 hectares, and equipment.
Kuzmyntsi brick factory, which began operating in 2002, was declared bankrupt in April 2016.


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The 2nd Session of the 14th Supreme People’s Assembly(SPA) of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) decided on amendments and supplements to the nation’s Socialist Constitution on Thursday to solidify the power of leader, Kim Jong Un.
Chapter 6 of the constitution titled “State Machinery” was modified. Prior to the amendment, the president of the presidium of the SPA was the named head of state. Kim Jong Un, was previously recognized as the head and chairman of an influential governing body known as the State Affairs Commission. Thursday’s amendment recognized that Chairman Kim, is the representative of all Korean people and commander-in-chief acting as “supreme leader of the Party, state and armed forces of the DPRK elected in accordance with the unanimous will and desire of all the Korean people.”
As chairman, Kim was further empowered by supplements that allow him to make SPA ordinances and State Affairs Commission decrees as well as appoint or call back emissaries to foreign nations.
President of the SPA Presidium Choe Ryong Hae described the purpose of the amendments as to “provide mighty legal guarantee for stepping up the building of a powerful socialist country more dynamically under the monolithic guidance of Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un.”


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Unfortunately, I lost my game files when my hard drive crashed! I had my campaign files backed up, except for the most recent, so we lost how the current chapter ended.
So the abridged version: The heroes made it through the Tomb of Horrors and discovered that an ancient necromancer turned demilich used the Tomb of Horrors as a way to test adventurers (though to what end, they could not say). They fought and defeated the demilich (though they did not destroy it), and also learned that the lich worshiped the Demon Prince of the Undead—Orcus.
They also gleaned an ancient tale about how Orcus was once the arch enemy of a fallen Celestial named Adimarchus.
The heroes then returned home to Cauldron, now with even more questions than answers…
Next session will be soon, and it will return to the usual formatting! So, until next time!


age 90, died at the home of her daughter Lainy Deitrick in Provo, Utah, within a minute after her son Rob Metcalf and his children arrived from Logan to see her for the last time. Gail had not opened her eyes for four days but opened them widely when she heard Rob’s voice. Gail lived with her daughter and son-in-law for almost seven years since her loving husband Robert Lamar Metcalf died on March 13, 2012. She had been on hospice care for 2½ weeks, with minimal discomfort, at the time of her passing.\n\nGail was born on March 5, 1928 in Lakewood, Ohio to William Allen Hughes and Gladys Lavern Garner. She grew up as an only child, since her older brother lived only twelve hours. Her father disappeared when Gail was about five years old, which forced her mother to work several jobs, so she was basically raised by her grandmother Jennie Mae Weldon.\n\nGail and Bob were married in Salt Lake City, Utah on December 1, 1944. They are the parents of three children: Gladys Elaine (Lainy) born in Ohio plus Jennifer Lee and Robert Alan both born in California. Gail is survived by 17 grandchildren, 38 great-grandchildren and 13 great-great-grandchildren.\n\nGail and Bob’s lives centered around their family, the Church and music. It was music that brought them together, they both sang with the Southern California Mormon Quoir for many years, Gail led music at church, and they both sang duets together at church. Gail also got much joy from performing and directing shows (mostly musicals) for the Church and in the community.\n\nGail served in many callings in the Church but seemed most happy when serving missions with Bob. They served five missions, almost consecutively, from February 1987 through April 1997. They served three years at the Provo MTC then left immediately for a mission to the Nauvoo Visitors’ Center, where after six months they transferred to Tucson, Arizona. After a six-month vacation they were called to a mission in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico for a year. After another six-month break they went back to the Provo MTC for 3½ years.\n\nGail has rejoined Bob and they both expressed (at the time of their respective deaths) a desire to be in the Lord’s missionary forces in the spirit world.\n\nThe family thanks CNS Hospice for its compassionate support. Friends are invited to join the family in a celebration of Gail’s life in Provo either on Friday, January 25 from 6-8 pm with a viewing at Nelson Family Mortuary located at 4780 N. University Avenue; or on Saturday, January 26 at the Edgemont 9th Ward building, located at 4300 N. Canyon Road, where a viewing will be held from noon to 12:45 pm with funeral services following at 1 pm.\n\nInterment at the Springville Evergreen Cemetery located at 1997 S. 400 E., Springville, about 2:45 pm. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to one of Gail’s favorite charities: the LDS Humanitarian Fund, or Operation Underground Railroad at my.ourrescue.org.


There was defeat for Limerick's St Munchin's in yesterday afernoon's U19B Boys Schools League Final, as Mayo’s Gortnor Abbey emerged 64-39 winners at the National Basketball Arena.
Gortnor Abbey, who are coached by former Ballina player and Basketball Ireland Hall of Fame inductee Liam McHale, had another McHale to the fore on the court – nephew Matthew McHale scored 23 points to earn the MVP award.
It was a cagey opening first quarter, Gortnor Abbey just 11-8 in front, but just as with the opening two finals, it was the second quarter where the gap opened up and it was 34-21 by half-time.
Guiu Julian Guiard (17) and Conor Barrett (14) also played pivitol roles in Gortnor Abbey’s win, while for St Munchins their scoring was headed by Patryk Pejowicz (18), Reece Barry (8) and Liam Price (7).
Gortnor Abbey 64-39 St. Munchins
Gortnor Abbey - Matthew McHale 23, Guiu Julian Guiard 17, Conor Barrett 14
St. Munchins - Patryk Pejowicz 18, Reece Barry 8, Liam Price 7
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A Sylvan Lake woman was arrested following a home invasion in Red Deer April 7.
Red Deer RCMP responded to the crime in progress in the city’s Kentwood neighbourhood around 5:40 a.m. Homeowners were awoken by the sound of someone in their house, and found the female suspect trying to flee with a purse and electronics along with several other items.
The male homeowner confronted the female suspect, and was struck by the suspect’s brass knuckles in the ensuing struggle. Despite suffering cuts on his head, the homeowner was eventually able to restrain the suspect until police arrived on scene.
Another resident of the home was also hit by the suspect as the suspect was being restrained. Medical treatment wasn’t required by either of the victims.
Police say the victims and the suspect weren’t known to one another.
Red Deer RCMP responded to the scene immediately and arrested the suspect without further incident. A licence plate found in the suspect’s bag was said to have been stolen from a vehicle in the same area earlier that morning.
Kristen Lee Hiebert, 29, was charged with breaking and entering, robbery with a weapon, two counts of assault with a weapon, unauthorized possession of a prohibited weapon, possession of stolen property under $5,000 and breach of probation.
She was scheduled to make a court appearance in Red Deer on Tuesday.


- The offices of ODM Governor Cyprian Awiti were burnt down by unknown people but one person was arrested at the scene
- The fire attack comes days after the EACC raided the offices and carted away documents and electronics
- It is being alleged that the EACC is investigating the misappropriation of KSh 5 billion in that county government
ODM Governor Cyprian Awiti’s Homa Bay offices have been burnt down.
The fire was started by unknown people on Thursday, September 7, and was still burning by dawn the following day.
One person was arrested at the scene with burns and petrol that is believed to have been used to fuel the fire.
Acccording to the Daily Nation on Friday, September 8, County Police Commander Marius Tum said the arsonist is believed to be from another county.
Investigations have been opened to nab the other suspects.
The fire attack comes days after the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission raided the very same offices on Tuesday, September 5.
Information seen by TUKO.co.ke indicates that the EACC officers confiscated electronics and documents as they investigated the alleged loss of KSh 5 billion from imprest accounts of senior county government officials.
The offices majorly affected were the procurement and finance offices.
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Greetings, Ninth Uncle
About: Cheng Yujin was the elder twin sister, who was supposed to be engaged to an excellent man. However she later learned that her fiance, Marquis Jingyong, had proposed to her because he mistakenly recognized her as her younger twin sister. Marquis Jingyong and her younger sister had a deep relationship, and after many twists and turns, finally broke through all hardships and became eternal lovers. While Cheng Yujin was the villain who replaced her sister’s good marriage, kept framing her sister, and hindered the main couple to be together. A really wicked older sister and poisonous ex-wife.


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A Harrogate man has been taken to hospital after a landslide at Port Mulgrave when he became buried buried up to his waist, trapped in mud and debris.
The incident happened at at 20:13 on 27 October 2018 as the man had been collecting fossils.
On arrival of Staithes Coastguard Rescue team, the man had been dug from the mud by fishermen and moved to a place of safety.
Due to weather conditions, the extremely challenging terrain, and extent of the casualties injuries, the Coastguard requested further assistance from Whitby Coastguard Rescue Team and Coastguard Rescue Helicopter 912 from Humberside.
Coastguard team members worked with Paramedics from Yorkshire Ambulance Service to stabilise the casualty, assess injuries and provide pain relief.
The casualty was kept warm and as comfortable as possible prior to the arrival of the helicopter, Coastguard Rescue 912, the casualty was further assessed and taken to James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough.


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India’s Saina Nehwal defeated Olympic champion Carolina Marin 22-20, 21-18 in a tense first round encounter of the Denmark Super Series Premier on Wednesday.
The encounter, that lasted 46 minutes, was a hard-fought one with both fighting tooth and nail. Nehwal, though, opened up a slender 11-9 lead at the mid-innings break in the first game. Marin, though fought back hard to level things up at 14 all. The two did not give the other any quarter as they remained on level terms at 19-19. It was then that Nehwal just pushed a little harder and had the Spaniard chasing her. She eventually prevailed with 22-20 win after 22 minutes.
The two began the second game in similar fashion and were locked on points for much of the first half. Nehwal once again took the lead at the change of ends. She did not let the lead slip this time around and stretched it to five points. Marin could not keep up with Indian from there on and could do little as Nehwal closed out the game 21-18.
Meanwhile, in the men’s singles draw, India’s Kidambi Srikanth made short work of compatriot Shubhankar Dey as he prevailed 21-17, 21-15. The other Indian in the fray, B Sai Praneeth, though failed to advance after slumping to a 21-10, 21-15 defeat at the hands of Hans-Kristian Solberg Vittinghus.


Thinking back to my high school years 85-88 there were a few students that I knew little about personally however I associated that person with a particular band becuase they were completely obsessed by it. Obssesed in the way that their wardrobe consisted of mainly concert T’s of the band, their lockers had band posters in them, they dressed like them, they scribed the bands name on their books and notebooks, etc. And not just in a yearly fad way but were die-hards throughout high school.
I distinctly remember:
Scott- The U2 fan. Anything and everything U2 for him. Bootleg tapes galore.
Dale- The Rush fan. From seventh grade through high school graduation. Rush T’s, Rush jacket, on and on.
Jenny- The Cure fan. She was as goth as goth could be in the mid 80s. Loooooved the Cure. That’s all I knew about her and I didn’t even know her.
The INXS guy. I don’t even know his name. All I know is he was INXS 24/7. Even did his hair and clothes to look like the lead singer.


Mud Masters 2018! What an honour to be part of this amazing event. AXIS built a lot of obstacles and constructions for the 3 events of Mud Masters; one in Haarlemmermeer (the Netherlands), one in Weeze (Germany) and one in Biddinghuizen (the Netherlands). Amongst others, the world famous Flyer, the scary Execution, the heavy Rope Charge and the new Steel Swing were conceived and built in cooperation with Nine Yards.
Over 60.000 mud runners conquered the obstacles on tracks of 6, 12, 18 or even 42 KM! Did you miss it? Don’t wurry, there are more events next year on the calendar of Mud Masters!


TURIN: Hundreds of men, women and children were hurt in a stampede in the Piazza San Carlo in Turin where a crowd of 30,000 Juventus fans gathered to watch a transmission of the Champions League Final.
Estimates of the numbers involved varied between 600 and 1,400. Juventus club officials issued statements of concern immediately after the match in Cardiff.
Police said that loud explosions had prompted fears of a bomb which sparked the panic. Most of those injured were treated for cuts, bruises or shock.
The incident erupted as fans were starting to leave the Piazza shortly after Real Madrid scored their third goal in what proved a 4-1 defeat by Juventus.
Uncertainty exists about the causes of the explosions. Early reports blamed firecrackers and another suggested it was the sound of the collapse of the railing of a stairway to an underground car park.
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Cork punter nets €15,000 from €10 Horse Acca
A lucky online punter from county Cork was thanking BoyleSports yesterday when their €10 seven horse accumulator clicked to net them €15,356.25.
The punter who wishes to remain anonymous, took early prices on his seven selections and reaped an extra €4,617 as part of BoyleSports’ Guaranteed Prices offer with two of his selection winning at better SP’s.
The punters lucky selections consisted of seven horses which saw four of them win at Leopardstown, two at Limerick and Golden Horn who won the 4:40 at Newmarket.
The seven horses defied the odds of just over 1,535/1.
Sacrificial 3:10 Leopardstown – Punter took 2/1 – Won at 15/8
Fascinating Rock 3:45 Leopardstown- Punter took Evens – Won at 9/10
Corbata 4:55 Leopardstown – Punter took 6/4 – Won at 9/4
Hans Holbein Leopardstown 5:25 – Punter took 4/1 – Won at 3/1
Crystal Pearl 2:15 Limerick – Punter took 10/11 – Won at 4/5
Morney Wing 4:30 Limerick – Punter took 6/4 – Won at 7/4
Golden Horn 4:40 Newmarket – Punter took 2/1 – Won at 2/1
We wish to congratulate the lucky punter on his excellent selective picking from a busy Wednesday that saw six race meetings take place between Ireland and the UK.


Pärtli tee 24, 76907, Suurupi, Harju maakond
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Before Alexander opened for the first time, the owners, together with the chef at the time, made a voyage of discovery to the Nordic islands to learn about their food traditions. Throughout the years, several different chefs have worked at Alexander. Their interpretations of the cuisine of the Nordic islands have been very different. Especially in recent years, they have considered Muhu Island part of the big world and brought flavours from elsewhere to the plate alongside local ingredients.
The restaurant has come full circle, and Alexander has now returned to its roots under the leadership of the German chef Achim Braitch. The flavours are again the same ones known here and on the surrounding islands for centuries, but they have been modernized to the last degree. Achim Braitch has lived on the island for some years and worked in Pädaste as a pastry chef.
His desserts then, with their Avant-gardeism, tended to overshadow the rest of the dishes on the menu. Desserts from cones or bark moss are probably still remembered by all those who once tasted them. Now that Achim Braitch is in charge of the entire menu, the avant-garde has not disappeared from the dishes. The chef seems to take great pleasure in making dishes compete with each other. Two winners emerge. The first dish, where beets are cooked in a salt crust with goat cheese, offers hot and cold temperatures and salty and sweet flavours side by side. And the last dish, made from beeswax and served with a schnapps made of the same wax, makes for an excellent finale.
Eating in Alexander is just as interesting again as it was in the early years of the restaurant. The roots of tradition are once more growing fresh leaves and flowers.
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In my mailbox today was the September 10th issue of the Catholic Standard, the official publication of the Archdiocese of Washington. This issue was a bit thicker than usual, as it was devoted to Pope Francis' imminent visit. It was filled with all sorts of stories, tributes from schools, etc. I certainly understand that. After all, the pope is coming to town and we'd naturally expect to see that visit lauded in the official diocesan publication. What troubles me is what wasn't mentioned at all in the Standard.
Now let's be clear. The issue wasn't devoted exclusively to the pope. There were the ads (of course) and a tribute to a recently deceased Gonzaga teacher; this tribute occupied over an entire page. Well, that's nice, but one key piece of news was glaringly absent.
I'm referring to the situation regarding Kim Davis.
Let's be clear about this. Kim Davis was the first person in US history to be imprisoned precisely because she held to Christian ideals and morals. Might that not have been deemed worthy of a paragraph or two inside an allegedly Catholic publication? Perhaps some space could have been purloined from one of those "pope-francis-tee-shirt" ads to put Ms. Davis' name before the Catholic readership. Perhaps Kim Davis could have been lauded as an example of one who "walks with Francis".
All in all, the Catholic hierarchy's treatment of Ms Davis throughout her whole ordeal has been nothing short of an abysmal disgrace. One might think that they would have treated St Thomas More in the same way during his imprisonment in the Tower of London. Come to think of it, the bishops of his day (with the obvious exception of St. John Fisher) did precisely that. This does not bode well for next October's sin-nod nor for the Church's fortitude in standing against future onslaughts.
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BUTTRICK, Douglas M.
Published 4:00 am, Thursday, October 30, 2003
BUTTRICK, Douglas M. - 72, of Richmond, passed away on Oct. 24, 2003. Douglas was born and raised in Oakland, and spent his entire life in the Bay Area. In 1952, he fought in the Korean War, and in 1959 he began a long career at U.C. Berkeley as an accountant. He retired from Cal in 1991 and spent his retirement enjoying his favorite hobbies: classic cars, classic planes, and war history and memorabilia. Douglas's greatest gift was to make people laugh. Everyone who knew him will always remember him fondly. Douglas is survived by his brother Don; niece April; two daughters Maude and Sara, and granddaughter Gemma. Douglas was dearly loved and will be greatly missed. In memory of Douglas there will be a small, informal gathering at his favorite watering hole Brennan's, on Monday Nov. 3, 2003 at 4:30pm.


Rena went into the rabbit hole of the archives and retrieved something rather topical.
Maxwell will be closed on Monday, February 15 for Presidents’ Day.
Maxwell Memorial Library will be closed for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on Monday, January 18.
Maxwell Memorial Library will be closed for New Year’s on Thursday, December 31 and Friday, January 1.
We will be closed the evening of Wednesday, November 25 and all day on Thursday & Friday, November 26 & 27.
In order to help “flatten the curve” of the spread of COVID-19, Maxwell Library will be closed until further notice. Important updates for OCPL cardholders: All due dates have been changed to May 1 and account notifications have been turned…


Cross-references Explore similar Bible verses on Matthew 27:60 in English Standard Version "and laid it in his own new tomb, which he had cut in the rock. And he rolled a great stone to the entrance of the tomb and went away." Isa 22:16 What have you to do here, and whom have you here, that you have cut out here a tomb for yourself, you who cut out a tomb on the height and carve a dwelling for yourself in the rock? Isa 53:9 And they made his grave with the wicked and with a rich man in his death, although he had done no violence, and there was no deceit in his mouth. Mr 16:4 And looking up, they saw that the stone had been rolled back—it was very large. Joh 11:38 Then Jesus, deeply moved again, came to the tomb. It was a cave, and a stone lay against it.