A new book by Daniel Brook describes the “History of Future Cities.” Mumbai, Dubai, Shanghai and St. Petersburg, he argues, will model city life in years to come because they will be more able to attract smart people from all over the world who, congregating together, will make wonderfully creative places to live and work. The book will likely be greeted as further evidence that America’s salad days are behind her.
Reported by Forbes.com 6 hours ago.
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Can Austin, TX Become The Dubai Of The United States?
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Motorcyclist in Critical Condition After 56th Street Crash
Patch Temple Terrace, FL --A Tampa motorcyclist was injured in a crash Monday morning, April 1, at the intersection of 56th Street and Park Ridge Avenue.
Benjamin Frederick Lankford, 26, of 14621 Grenadine Drive, Apt. 1, Tampa was airlifted to Tampa General Hospital in critical condition following the crash, which occurred at 8:48 a.m., said Temple Terrace Police in a media release.
“Witnesses said Lankford was traveling northbound on 56th Street, weaving in and out of traffic,” according to the release.
Arvid Martin, 60, of 315 Park Ridge Ave., Temple Terrace was turning left in his Jeep Grand Cherokee to go southbound on 56th Street when Lankford’s motorcycle struck his vehicle, police said in the release.
“The motorcycle then struck a telephone pole, throwing Lankford from the bike, police said,” according to the release. “Martin was not injured in the vehicle crash.”
Temple Terrace Patch readers who witnessed the scene said northbound and southbound lanes of 56th Street were closed after the accident and a helicopter landed on 56th Street.
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The crash, which is the second motorcycle accident that has occurred on 56th Street in the past two weeks, is under investigation. On March 19, Daniel Ray Baker, 43, of 41520 Merrick Road, Zephyrhills was killed when he apparently lost control of his 1997 Harley-Davidson motorcycle and crashed just south of the intersection at Fowler Avenue.
Stay with Patch for updates.
Special thanks to Lori Peterson-Roberts for providing photos. Reported by Patch 5 hours ago.
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FAA towers slated to close may be saved: Webster (Video)
I ran into U.S. Rep. Daniel Webster, R-Fla., at Orlando Business Journal's Business of Transportation event March 29 and asked him if he was working on trying to save three Central Florida airports from losing their funding to operate Federal Aviation Administration control towers. Leesburg International Airport, Ormond Beach Municipal Airport and New Smyrna Beach Municipal Airport/Jack Bolt Field will lose their federal funding April 7 because of federal budget cuts known as sequestration. Webster…
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Watch out, Daniel Craig! Homeland star Damian Lewis: I want to be the first ginger James Bond!
Actor is popular with Barack Obama
Reported by Now 5 hours ago.
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Mom Charged in Helping Son Steal Gets ARD
Patch Nazareth, PA --The Nazareth mom accused of driving her 16-year-old son and his friend across the Lehigh Valley to break into unlocked vehicles will have a clean record if she follows through on probation.
Christine Petchonka, 46, of the 100 block of S. Main Street, was accepted Monday into the Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition program for first-time offenders, according to a report in The Morning Call.
The report says Petchonka's record will be expunged if she completes nine months of probation and pays court costs and fines.
Petchonka had been facing charges of recklessly endangering another person, criminal conspiracy—theft from a motor vehicle, loitering or prowling at nighttime and theft from a motor vehicle.
According to a police criminal complaint filed by Officer Daniel Troxell, Petchonka admitted to driving the two boys and Ian Shoemaker, 29, so they could “steal from cars in a certain area on a random night.”
Petchonka stashed a variety of electronic devices, like GPS systems, cameras and cell phones, at Nazareth Pike Self Storage in Lower Nazareth Township. Shoemaker, the complaint says, gave the stolen goods to Petchonka for storing purposes.
In one of several purses in the storage unit, according to the complaint, Troxell found six GPS systems, multiple cell phones and other electronics.
Petchonka also admitted to police that items were sometimes pawned at locations in Easton and Allentown. Because not all of the items can be accounted for, Nazareth Police Chief Thomas Trachta estimates $20,000 in goods were stolen over several months.
Petchonka’s son and the other 16-year-old male were also charged—in juvenile court—for their roles in the thefts.
Shoemaker, who faced a whopping 410 counts, pleaded guilty in February to conspiracy—theft by unlawful taking and receiving stolen property, court records say. He was sentenced to 5-23 months in prison and two years probation.
But when Shoemaker was taken into custody in Plainfield Township, he claimed to be a Nebraska resident planning to take a bus back home the next day.
Court records say Shoemaker also pleaded guilty in February to giving false identification to a law enforcement officer and was sentenced to an additional 3-12 months in prison. Reported by Patch 5 hours ago.
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Former Tredyffrin Supervisor Dies at 84
Patch Tredyffrin-Easttown, PA --Robert Klein, former president of the Tredyffrin Town Watch, dies at 87.
Henry Adam Rentschler, former Tredyffrin Township supervisor, dies at 84.
Robert Damiano, of Devon, dies at 83.
Joseph Michaud, of Devon, dies at 78.
Nancy Tooker, of Devon, dies at 54.
Joephine S. Jackson, of Berwyn, dies at 88.
Ida Narcisi, of Berwyn, died on March 26.
Here are some other obituaries from around the region:
· Sarah Louise Johnson, of Paoli, dies at 92.
· Elizabeth Miller, of Paoli, dies at 99.
· Nancy Taylor, of Paoli, died on March 13.
· Paul Gregory Hardican, of Malvern, dies at 77.
· Emma O’Neill, of Malvern, dies at 92.
· Sophie Gottier, of Phoenixville, dies at 93.
· Adele Helbig Cooke, of West Chester, dies at 72.
· Philip DiNenno Jr., of West Chester, died on March 28.
· Jerome Etty, of West Chester, dies at 74.
· Robert Reber, of West Chester, dies at 80.
· Barbara Richter, of West Chester, dies at 78.
· Patricia Ruggieri, of West Chester, died on March 27.
· Alfred Thompson Jr., of West Chester, dies at 71.
· Christopher Toth, of Haverford, died on March 22.
· Dr. Victor Louis Flagiello, of Havertown, dies at 68.
· Arlene Bivens, of Springfield, dies at 93.
· Alfred D’Antonio, of Springfield, dies at 88.
· Lorraine Erickson, of Springfield, dies at 89.
· John McEntee Sr., of Springfield, dies at 92.
· Sadie Petruzzelli, of Media and Springfield, dies at 89
· Sadie Petruzzelli, of Media and Springfield, dies at 89
· Colleen Scott, of Media, dies at 86.
· Miyo Stoop, of Media, dies at 84.
· Gloria Tretta, of Media, died on March 26.
· Lawrence Galgocy Sr., of Middletown, dies at 80.
· Mary Mitareimel, of Newtown Square, dies at 81.
· Rita Griffin, of Broomall, dies at 91.
· Robert Baffa, born in Roxborough, dies at 75.
· Eleanor Gidley, of Roxborough, dies at 84.
· Glen Mower Sr., of Roxborough, dies at 63.
· Beatrice Lee Seward, of Mt. Airy, dies at 81.
· Angelina Ciarlello, of Belmont Hills, dies at 93.
· Mary Mitareimel, former fashion director for Saks Fifth avenue in Bala Cynwyd, dies at 81.
· Mildred Landis, of Ardmore, dies at 105.
· Shirley Milliner, of Merion, died on March 27.
· John Shipley Dixon Jr., of Bryn Mawr, dies at 99.
· Rodman Brent Finkbiner, of Bryn Mawr, dies at 86.
· Melvin Jones, of Bryn Mawr, dies at 92.
· Raymond Osborne, of Bryn Mawr, dies at 89.
· Daniel Mungall Jr., of Radnor, dies at 97.
· Linda Ruttenberg, of Radnor, died on March 24.
· Marion Pentony, of Villanova, died on March 26. Reported by Patch 4 hours ago.
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Radnor Man Dies at 97
Patch Radnor, PA --Daniel Mungall Jr., of Radnor, dies at 97.
Linda Ruttenberg, of Radnor, died on March 24.
Marion Pentony, of Villanova, died on March 26.
Here are some other obituaries from around the region:
· Robert Klein, former president of the Tredyffrin Town Watch, dies at 87.
· Henry Adam Rentschler, former Tredyffrin Township supervisor, dies at 84.
· Robert Damiano, of Devon, dies at 83.
· Joseph Michaud, of Devon, dies at 78.
· Nancy Tooker, of Devon, dies at 54.
· Joephine S. Jackson, of Berwyn, dies at 88.
· Ida Narcisi, of Berwyn, died on March 26.
· Sarah Louise Johnson, of Paoli, dies at 92.
· Elizabeth Miller, of Paoli, dies at 99.
· Nancy Taylor, of Paoli, died on March 13.
· Paul Gregory Hardican, of Malvern, dies at 77.
· Emma O’Neill, of Malvern, dies at 92.
· Sophie Gottier, of Phoenixville, dies at 93.
· Adele Helbig Cooke, of West Chester, dies at 72.
· Philip DiNenno Jr., of West Chester, died on March 28.
· Jerome Etty, of West Chester, dies at 74.
· Robert Reber, of West Chester, dies at 80.
· Barbara Richter, of West Chester, dies at 78.
· Patricia Ruggieri, of West Chester, died on March 27.
· Alfred Thompson Jr., of West Chester, dies at 71.
· Christopher Toth, of Haverford, died on March 22.
· Dr. Victor Louis Flagiello, of Havertown, dies at 68.
· Arlene Bivens, of Springfield, dies at 93.
· Alfred D’Antonio, of Springfield, dies at 88.
· Lorraine Erickson, of Springfield, dies at 89.
· John McEntee Sr., of Springfield, dies at 92.
· Sadie Petruzzelli, of Media and Springfield, dies at 89
· Sadie Petruzzelli, of Media and Springfield, dies at 89
· Colleen Scott, of Media, dies at 86.
· Miyo Stoop, of Media, dies at 84.
· Gloria Tretta, of Media, died on March 26.
· Lawrence Galgocy Sr., of Middletown, dies at 80.
· Mary Mitareimel, of Newtown Square, dies at 81.
· Rita Griffin, of Broomall, dies at 91.
· Robert Baffa, born in Roxborough, dies at 75.
· Eleanor Gidley, of Roxborough, dies at 84.
· Glen Mower Sr., of Roxborough, dies at 63.
· Beatrice Lee Seward, of Mt. Airy, dies at 81.
· Angelina Ciarlello, of Belmont Hills, dies at 93.
· Mary Mitareimel, former fashion director for Saks Fifth avenue in Bala Cynwyd, dies at 81.
· Mildred Landis, of Ardmore, dies at 105.
· Shirley Milliner, of Merion, died on March 27.
· John Shipley Dixon Jr., of Bryn Mawr, dies at 99.
· Rodman Brent Finkbiner, of Bryn Mawr, dies at 86.
· Melvin Jones, of Bryn Mawr, dies at 92.
· Raymond Osborne, of Bryn Mawr, dies at 89. Reported by Patch 5 hours ago.
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Phoenixville Woman Dies at 93
Patch Phoenixville, PA --Sophie Gottier, of Phoenixville, dies at 93.
Here are some other obituaries from around the region:
· Adele Helbig Cooke, of West Chester, dies at 72.
· Philip DiNenno Jr., of West Chester, died on March 28.
· Jerome Etty, of West Chester, dies at 74.
· Robert Reber, of West Chester, dies at 80.
· Barbara Richter, of West Chester, dies at 78.
· Patricia Ruggieri, of West Chester, died on March 27.
· Alfred Thompson Jr., of West Chester, dies at 71.
· Christopher Toth, of Haverford, died on March 22.
· Dr. Victor Louis Flagiello, of Havertown, dies at 68.
· Arlene Bivens, of Springfield, dies at 93.
· Alfred D’Antonio, of Springfield, dies at 88.
· Lorraine Erickson, of Springfield, dies at 89.
· John McEntee Sr., of Springfield, dies at 92.
· Sadie Petruzzelli, of Media and Springfield, dies at 89
· Sadie Petruzzelli, of Media and Springfield, dies at 89
· Colleen Scott, of Media, dies at 86.
· Miyo Stoop, of Media, dies at 84.
· Gloria Tretta, of Media, died on March 26.
· Lawrence Galgocy Sr., of Middletown, dies at 80.
· Mary Mitareimel, of Newtown Square, dies at 81.
· Rita Griffin, of Broomall, dies at 91.
· Robert Baffa, born in Roxborough, dies at 75.
· Eleanor Gidley, of Roxborough, dies at 84.
· Glen Mower Sr., of Roxborough, dies at 63.
· Beatrice Lee Seward, of Mt. Airy, dies at 81.
· Angelina Ciarlello, of Belmont Hills, dies at 93.
· Mary Mitareimel, former fashion director for Saks Fifth avenue in Bala Cynwyd, dies at 81.
· Mildred Landis, of Ardmore, dies at 105.
· Shirley Milliner, of Merion, died on March 27.
· John Shipley Dixon Jr., of Bryn Mawr, dies at 99.
· Rodman Brent Finkbiner, of Bryn Mawr, dies at 86.
· Melvin Jones, of Bryn Mawr, dies at 92.
· Raymond Osborne, of Bryn Mawr, dies at 89.
· Daniel Mungall Jr., of Radnor, dies at 97.
· Linda Ruttenberg, of Radnor, died on March 24.
· Marion Pentony, of Villanova, died on March 26.
· Robert Klein, former president of the Tredyffrin Town Watch, dies at 87.
· Henry Adam Rentschler, former Tredyffrin Township supervisor, dies at 84.
· Robert Damiano, of Devon, dies at 83.
· Joseph Michaud, of Devon, dies at 78.
· Nancy Tooker, of Devon, dies at 54.
· Joephine S. Jackson, of Berwyn, dies at 88.
· Ida Narcisi, of Berwyn, died on March 26.
· Sarah Louise Johnson, of Paoli, dies at 92.
· Elizabeth Miller, of Paoli, dies at 99.
· Nancy Taylor, of Paoli, died on March 13.
· Paul Gregory Hardican, of Malvern, dies at 77.
· Emma O’Neill, of Malvern, dies at 92. Reported by Patch 4 hours ago.
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Mt. Airy Woman Dies at 81
Patch Chestnut Hill, PA --Beatrice Lee Seward, of Mt. Airy, dies at 81.
Here are some other obituaries from around the region:
· Angelina Ciarlello, of Belmont Hills, dies at 93.
· Mary Mitareimel, former fashion director for Saks Fifth avenue in Bala Cynwyd, dies at 81.
· Mildred Landis, of Ardmore, dies at 105.
· Shirley Milliner, of Merion, died on March 27.
· John Shipley Dixon Jr., of Bryn Mawr, dies at 99.
· Rodman Brent Finkbiner, of Bryn Mawr, dies at 86.
· Melvin Jones, of Bryn Mawr, dies at 92.
· Raymond Osborne, of Bryn Mawr, dies at 89.
· Daniel Mungall Jr., of Radnor, dies at 97.
· Linda Ruttenberg, of Radnor, died on March 24.
· Marion Pentony, of Villanova, died on March 26.
· Robert Klein, former president of the Tredyffrin Town Watch, dies at 87.
· Henry Adam Rentschler, former Tredyffrin Township supervisor, dies at 84.
· Robert Damiano, of Devon, dies at 83.
· Joseph Michaud, of Devon, dies at 78.
· Nancy Tooker, of Devon, dies at 54.
· Joephine S. Jackson, of Berwyn, dies at 88.
· Ida Narcisi, of Berwyn, died on March 26.
· Sarah Louise Johnson, of Paoli, dies at 92.
· Elizabeth Miller, of Paoli, dies at 99.
· Nancy Taylor, of Paoli, died on March 13.
· Paul Gregory Hardican, of Malvern, dies at 77.
· Emma O’Neill, of Malvern, dies at 92.
· Sophie Gottier, of Phoenixville, dies at 93.
· Adele Helbig Cooke, of West Chester, dies at 72.
· Philip DiNenno Jr., of West Chester, died on March 28.
· Jerome Etty, of West Chester, dies at 74.
· Robert Reber, of West Chester, dies at 80.
· Barbara Richter, of West Chester, dies at 78.
· Patricia Ruggieri, of West Chester, died on March 27.
· Alfred Thompson Jr., of West Chester, dies at 71.
· Christopher Toth, of Haverford, died on March 22.
· Dr. Victor Louis Flagiello, of Havertown, dies at 68.
· Arlene Bivens, of Springfield, dies at 93.
· Alfred D’Antonio, of Springfield, dies at 88.
· Lorraine Erickson, of Springfield, dies at 89.
· John McEntee Sr., of Springfield, dies at 92.
· Sadie Petruzzelli, of Media and Springfield, dies at 89
· Sadie Petruzzelli, of Media and Springfield, dies at 89
· Colleen Scott, of Media, dies at 86.
· Miyo Stoop, of Media, dies at 84.
· Gloria Tretta, of Media, died on March 26.
· Lawrence Galgocy Sr., of Middletown, dies at 80.
· Mary Mitareimel, of Newtown Square, dies at 81.
· Rita Griffin, of Broomall, dies at 91.
· Robert Baffa, born in Roxborough, dies at 75.
· Eleanor Gidley, of Roxborough, dies at 84.
· Glen Mower Sr., of Roxborough, dies at 63. Reported by Patch 4 hours ago.
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Tulane vs. Nicholls State baseball capsule for Tuesday game
TULANE BASEBALL VS. NICHOLLS STATE on TuesdayWhen/Where: 6:30 p.m. at Turchin Stadium in New OrleansRecords: Tulane (15-15); Nicholls State (14-15)Radio: WMTI 106.1 FM Peter Forest, Times-PIcayune-NOLA.com Probable starting pitchersTulane RH Daniel Rankin (1-0, 3.43 ERA) vs. LH Grant Borne...
Reported by nola.com 5 hours ago.
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Upcoming Court Cases: April 1, 2013
Patch Narragansett - South Kingstown, RI --Unless otherwise noted, files at Washington County Superior Court contain the information about the following court cases. You can review them at the McGrath Judicial Complex.
The following chart is a list of cases we’re monitoring, either because they involve people from a Patch town, or because they involve a police department from a Patch town. Generally, we remove a case from the list if there is no new court date scheduled after a month, or if the case has been resolved - either a dismissal, a plea or a trial.
If we’re missing a case you’re interested in knowing about, feel free to leave a comment or to send Local Editor Stephen Greenwell a message at Stephen.greenwell@patch.com. We typically write up the summaries once a case has been resolved, although there can be a time lag depending on the individual case.
Want to be e-mailed when new police or court reports are posted? Click the "keep me posted!" button at the bottom.
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*Name* *DOB / Age* *PD* *Lead Charge* *Case Number* *Next Hearing* *Event*
Mario Estrela 18 EP Felony breaking + entering 62-2012-13700 03/21/13 pre-arraignment
Harold L. Weeden 1/17/66 SK Domestic felony assault w2-2012-0116a 03/28/13 pre-trial
Harold L. Weeden 1/17/66 SK Domestic felony assault w2-2012-0118a 03/28/13 pre-trial
Patrick T. McDonald x RISP Embezzlement > $100 K2-2011-0798A 04/01/13 pre-trial
Breck Lucas Holdredge 3/16/88 NK Domestic - third offense W2-2012-0167A 04/02/13 trial date certain
Shakeyla M. Hazard 20 W Second degree robbery W2-2013-0044B 04/02/13 pre-trial
Keith MacKinnon 4/29/79 NK Felony breaking + entering w2-2012-0345a 04/02/13 pre-trial
Justin Blake Hart 23 SK Felony drug distribution X 2 42-2013-00422 04/02/13 felony screening
Justin Blake Hart 23 SK Felony drug distribution X 2 42-2013-00423 04/02/13 felony screening
Maureen Rondeau 6/22/69 NK Embezzlement > $100 w2-2012-0097a 04/02/13 contempt hearing
Peter J. Yrchik Shoemaker 6/6/92 SK Carry weapon under influence w2-2012-0421a 04/02/13 pre-trial
Andrew P. Wagenfeld 24 URI Felony drug distribution 42-2013-00607 04/02/13 felony screening
Christopher Turenne 7/27/75 NK Domestic - third offense w2-2011-0376a 04/03/13 trial date certain
Dylan Campagna 20 N Felony drug distribution W2-2012-0391C 04/03/13 pre-trial
Luke Rathbone 22 N Felony drug distribution W2-2012-0391B 04/03/13 pre-trial
Scott Saypol 21 N Felony drug distribution W2-2012-0391A 04/03/13 pre-trial
Zachary Kahan 23 SK DWI - death resulting W2-2012-0400A 04/03/13 pre-trial
Jacob M. McDonald 21 RISP Felony assault W2-2012-0355A 04/04/13 pre-trial
Daniel Giblin 6/13/86 SK Possession of marijuana (appeal) w3-2012-0278a 04/04/13 review
David E. Hazard 1/26/76 SK Forgery and counterfeiting w2-2012-0399a 04/04/13 pre-trial
David M. Cihat 41 SK DWI - third offense W2-2012-0256A 04/04/13 pre-trial
Aaron V. Jackson 2/2/64 SK Third domestic w2-2013-0009a 04/04/13 pre-trial
Robert Page 6/18/63 NK Felony breaking + entering W2-2010-0425A 04/08/13 pre-trial
Robert Page 6/18/63 SK Receiving stolen goods W2-2010-0426A 04/08/13 pre-trial
Kyle N. Andrews 8/14/79 SK Felony assault w2-2012-0002a 04/15/13 disposition
Thomas Cagle x/x/63 NK Unlawful appropriation > $1000 W2-2012-0165A 04/15/13 pre-trial
Joshua J. Champlin 28 SK Elderly abuse W2-2013-0078B 04/15/13 pre-trial
Merry Belle Champlin 50 SK Elderly abuse W2-2013-0078a 04/15/13 pre-trial
Dean C. Philbrick 6/24/65 SK DWI - death resulting W1-2012-0182A 04/16/13 pre-trial
Lesley J. Boutin 4/9/74 BI Fraudulent checks > $1,000 w2-2012-0164a 04/16/13 pre-trial
Thomas Cagle x/x/63 RISP Fraudulent checks > $1,000 42-2013-00220 04/16/13 felony screening
Thomas Cagle x/x/63 RISP Fraudulent checks > $1,000 42-2013-00221 04/16/13 felony screening
Thomas Cagle x/x/63 RISP Fraudulent checks > $1,000 62-2013-01071 04/16/13 felony screening
Cheryl Trotta 2/18/66 SK Receiving stolen goods w2-2012-0308a 04/17/13 pre-trial
Charles Henry Kenner 18 SK First degree child molestation W1-2012-0298A 04/17/13 pre-trial
Alexander G. Brown 8/20/90 SK Felony drug distribution X 3 W2-2012-0397A 04/19/13 pre-trial
Jimmy Baptiste 5/13/89 SK Felony assault w2-2012-0357b 04/19/13 pre-trial
Christen Conley 38 SK Misrepresentation to obtain scrip X 6 W2-2013-0003A 04/22/13 status conference
Jared Wine 11/6/87 N Felony drug distribution w2-2012-0227a 04/22/13 review
Kerry Fenner 23 SK Felony drug possession W2-2013-0006A 04/22/13 status conference
Melissa Clark 43 SK Forgery and counterfeiting W2-2012-0125A 04/22/13 review
Tristian Smith 18 SK Felony breaking + entering W2-2013-0131A 04/22/13 arraignment
Walter Hartley 12/11/88 NK Second degree child molestation w2-2013-0050a 04/22/13 pre-trial
Matthew Andrade 24 N Felony breaking + entering W2-2013-0038A 04/24/13 pre-trial
Jonathan Holton 20 URI Video voyeurism X 2 W2-2012-0175A 04/24/13 pre-trial
Roland Bachand 1/9/42 NK Second degree child molestation w1-2011-0242a 04/24/13 pre-trial
Robert Eaton 61 NK Felony child molestation X 15 W1-2012-0327A 04/25/13 pre-trial
Charles Alcenat 5/3/86 SK Felony assault w2-2012-0357a 04/26/13 pre-trial
Daniel P. Schumacher 64 RISP Possession of child pornography W2-2013-0134A 04/29/13 arraignment
Jorge Mercado 2/23/70 N Failure to register w2-2013-0058a 04/29/13 pre-trial
Justin M. Dobruck 31 SK Felony assault - police officer 42-2013-00592 04/30/13 felony screening
Joseph W. Laboeuf 25 SK Felony drug cultivation 42-2013-00608 04/30/13 felony screening
Tracy Anderson 2/14/67 N Abuse of an impaired adult w2-2011-0189a 05/02/13 trial calendar call
Bernard Charest 47 SK Felony breaking + entering 42-2013-00609 05/03/13 felony screening
Joao Pacheco 20 N Felony breaking + entering W2-2013-0022B 05/06/13 pre-trial
Richard Tomlinson 1/11/65 SK First degree child molestation W1-2013-0107A 05/06/13 pre-trial
Dylan Byrne 18 RISP Possession of child pornography W2-2012-0412A 05/06/13 pre-trial
William C. Hazard 4/23/68 N Second degree child abuse w2-2012-0353a 05/07/13 pre-trial
Tanya McGinn 40 RISP Embezzlement > $1500 W2-2012-0320A 05/10/13 pre-trial
Brandon A. Harnois 4/13/90 RISP Embezzlement > $100 w2-2012-0204a 06/18/13 disposition
Breck Lucas Holdredge 3/16/88 N Third domestic w2-2012-0344a 06/20/13 pre-trial
*NOT SCHEDULED*
*Name* *DOB / Age* *PD* *Lead Charge* *Case Number* *Next Hearing* *Event*
James Mulcahey xxx SK Drunken driving - death resulting 42-2012-02493 11/07/12 motion
Anthony J. Lovechio 18 SK Larceny > $1,500 42-2012-02863 11/09/12 felony screening
Blake R. Hinds 19 N Felony breaking + entering 42-2012-03182 12/06/12 felony screening
Kevin L. White 49 SK Felony drug distribution 42-2012-03031 12/11/12 felony screening
William Andrade 23 SK Felony drug distribution 42-2012-03030 12/11/12 felony screening
Michael Bood 26 SK Felony drunken driving 42-2012-03111 12/13/12 status conference
Alexander Mansi 19 N Felony breaking + entering 42-2012-03184 12/18/12 felony screening
Mandell W. Tripp 40 W Second degree murder 42-2012-03091 12/18/12 felony screening
Aryana Eskandani 20 SK Felony heroin distribution 42-2012-01801 12/19/12 court hearing
Timothy Doyle Cullen 33 SK Felony drug distribution 42-2012-03364 01/15/13 felony screening
Timothy Doyle Cullen 33 SK Obtaining controlled substance 42-2012-03555 01/15/13 felony screening
Adriana Wright 42 CHAR Felony reckless driving 42-2013-00046 02/22/13 felony screening
Miles T. Daileader 19 N Driving without consent of owner W2-2012-0387A 02/25/13 violation hearing
Carl R. Gross 52 SK Felony drug possession 42-2013-00165 02/26/13 felony screening
Tyler A. Casey 20 SK Felony drug possession 42-2012-03164 03/13/13 status conference
*OTHER*
*Name* *DOB / Age* *Department* *Charge* *Case Number* *Next Date* *NOTES*
Camilla Campanale x/x/79 North Kingstown Drunken driving - first offense 31-2012-12075 04/09/13 Charges downgraded from felony drunken driving (serious injury) to drunken driving on 11/16/12.
Brian Verry 35 Narragansett 1st degree child abuse SU-11-0353 2/12/13 Supreme Court appeal of guilty finding. Reported by Patch 3 hours ago.
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Chelsea 0-2 Aston Villa | NextGen Series final match report
• Chelsea 0-2 Aston Villa (Burke 49pen 90pen)
• Aston Villa secure NextGen Series trophy in Italy
Two second-half penalties for Aston Villa decided the destination of the NextGen Series trophy, the Under-19 European competition reaching its climax on the banks of Lake Como in Italy.
Chelsea had a tough passage through the knockout stages, where they defeated Barcelona, Juventus and Arsenal, and in the first half especially they gave Villa plenty of problems with pacy attacking play. However chances were not taken and Villa, coached by the former Chelsea player Tony McAndrew, deserved credit for their resilience and the way they matched the London club in the second half.
Chelsea's confidence was dented after going behind soon after the interval, with the second goal coming right on the final whistle and shortly after they had been reduced to 10 men. More used to the bumpy pitch, having beaten Arsenal at Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia three days earlier, the signs were Chelsea would get off to a good start in the final.
A Villa shot did clear the bar by some distance after a Nathan Ake error in the opening seconds but Chelsea hit back quickly with Lewis Baker playing Alex Kiwomya through the middle. Bradley Watkins, the Aston Villa goalkeeper, was quickly off his line to smother at the winger's feet.
Islam Feruz had a fierce shot saved inside the first 10 minutes, Jérémie Boga's confidence on the ball having created the chance. But when Villa did go forward Graham Burke shot tamely wide of Mitchell Beeney's goal. Chelsea should have gone ahead on 21 minutes. Ruben Loftus-Cheek won possession and Baker played the perfect pass inside the Villa left-back Lewis Kinsella. However, Kiwomya struck his shot just wide of the far post.
Chelsea were hit less than four minutes after the restart. Callum Robinson was near the byline when Alex Davey made contact with his leg. Robinson went down and Burke converted the penalty.
Kiwomya's day got worse on 88 minutes when he earned his second booking of the game. And Villa completed the task when Burke scored his second penalty with the final kick of the game, after Daniel Pappoe fouled Joshua Barton. Reported by guardian.co.uk 4 hours ago.
• Aston Villa secure NextGen Series trophy in Italy
Two second-half penalties for Aston Villa decided the destination of the NextGen Series trophy, the Under-19 European competition reaching its climax on the banks of Lake Como in Italy.
Chelsea had a tough passage through the knockout stages, where they defeated Barcelona, Juventus and Arsenal, and in the first half especially they gave Villa plenty of problems with pacy attacking play. However chances were not taken and Villa, coached by the former Chelsea player Tony McAndrew, deserved credit for their resilience and the way they matched the London club in the second half.
Chelsea's confidence was dented after going behind soon after the interval, with the second goal coming right on the final whistle and shortly after they had been reduced to 10 men. More used to the bumpy pitch, having beaten Arsenal at Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia three days earlier, the signs were Chelsea would get off to a good start in the final.
A Villa shot did clear the bar by some distance after a Nathan Ake error in the opening seconds but Chelsea hit back quickly with Lewis Baker playing Alex Kiwomya through the middle. Bradley Watkins, the Aston Villa goalkeeper, was quickly off his line to smother at the winger's feet.
Islam Feruz had a fierce shot saved inside the first 10 minutes, Jérémie Boga's confidence on the ball having created the chance. But when Villa did go forward Graham Burke shot tamely wide of Mitchell Beeney's goal. Chelsea should have gone ahead on 21 minutes. Ruben Loftus-Cheek won possession and Baker played the perfect pass inside the Villa left-back Lewis Kinsella. However, Kiwomya struck his shot just wide of the far post.
Chelsea were hit less than four minutes after the restart. Callum Robinson was near the byline when Alex Davey made contact with his leg. Robinson went down and Burke converted the penalty.
Kiwomya's day got worse on 88 minutes when he earned his second booking of the game. And Villa completed the task when Burke scored his second penalty with the final kick of the game, after Daniel Pappoe fouled Joshua Barton. Reported by guardian.co.uk 4 hours ago.
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Simsbury High Second Marking Period Honor Roll
Patch Simsbury, CT --*Submitted by Simsbury Public Schools*
*Grade 9 High Honors:*
Melissa Acheson, Katherine Angus, Isabel Bielat, Allison Bornstein, Maya Brody, Noah Burrick, Olivia Burrick, Brian Chen, Meghan Cross, Maia Czaikowski, Victoria Davis, Julia Davis, Matthew Donohue, Amelia Eldridge, William Fallon, Corey Fischer, Madeleine Gastonguay, Rreze Grajcevci, Maryanne Gunn, Bethany Hamlin, Bradley Harper, David Harshaw, Halley Haruta, Samuel Kelley, Lindsay Kiesewetter, Madeline Kodak, Jennifer Kornacki, Matthew Krajewski, Megan Laakso, Benjamin Levin, Alexander Marcktell, Allison May, Christopher Palms, Morgan Pfaff, Grace Potter, Jack Reese, Laura Ritson, Matthew Ritson, Emily Rosenberg, Sean Russell, Ellen Schenk, Reed Schick, Abigale Simmons, Benjamin Smith, Meredith Starrett, Lilliana Starsiak, Kelsey Sullivan, Nicholas Sullivan, Wei-Ling Sun, Ryan Taylor, Raven Vella, Rosemary Wallace, James Wallace, Kaylee West, Dana Winslow, Nicholas Winslow
*Grade 9 General Honors:*
Kathryn Addis, Isabella Albani, Emily Alonzo, Austin Arakelian, Chelsea Armstrong, Jake Arnold, Anastasia Ashchepkova, Brittany Ashmore, Mitchell Ball, Meaghan Barnett, Andrew Bartgis, Michaela Beinstein, Mikayla Bibbins, Sydney Bledsoe, Katherine Boswell, Maxime Braun, Ian Braverman, Callahan Bredice, Bryce Brennan, Jack Brown, Savon Brown, Emily Caliman, Frederick Calkins, Katharine Campolieta, Emily Candels, Cameron Cantelmo, Cecilia Capeles, Hannah Cary, Justin Casalino, Lauren Catalano, Caitlyn Clifford, Olivia Coe, Avery Coombes, Callie Corbett, Christina Costa, Carolyn Croke, Melaina Davidson, Andrew Davis, Brenden Day, Annie Deliso, John DeLorme, Ashleigh Denault, Mark Dennen, Caitlyn Donohue, Kerry Doran, Jake Dowd, Julia Dowd, Natalie Dupree, Madison Earnhardt, Kahlil Ellis, Noah Emrick, Sasha Faizal, Abby Fazzone, Sophia Firestone, Anders Flater, Grasonn Foster, Emily Fritz, Masami Fukawa, Maria Galle, Tobias Gattinger, Jeffrey Gizelis, Luke Gorkofsky, Sara Gorkofsky, John Griffith, Katie Grigely, Steven Gschwind, Jeffrey Guiliano, William Gutmann, Natalie Hallen, Rachel Harris, Matthew Harvill, Rachel Hayes, Mason Haynes, Caisi Hecht, Nicole Heller, Jill Henrich, Mary Hogan, Anna Holden, Joshua Hollis, Rhyan Jadovich, William Jahne, Ana Jahrstorfer, Jacob Katz, Shannon Keenan, Brenna Kelly, Thomas Kim, Ryan King, Gabrielle Klein, Samuel Kratzer, Jessica Kull, Lorna Lechak, Min-Seung Lee, Zachary Levin, William Lin, Rui Lin, Miannah Logan, Julie Longfritz, Courtney Lutz, Christopher MacNeil, Bridget Maher, Kierra Mahon, Ekaterina Makkaveyev, Sarah Mango, Elizabeth Martin, Maxwell Massing, Joshua Mastrianni, Kaitlyn May, Denis McCarthy, Steven McDonough, Hannah McKelvey, Alexis Meace, Maggie Mulshine, Kate Mulvey, Ciara Murphy, Patrick Murphy, Adrienne Newton, Thomas Nicholson, Joseph O'Bryan, Katelyn Paddock, Alyssa Pappa, Anna Paquette, Kevin Patria, Briana Patria, Tyler Patria, Jacob Patrone, William Pendergast, Keith Penney, Matthew Picarelli-Kombert, Nathaniel Picarelli-Kombert, Brooke Pisani, JonEvan Pomeroy, Samantha Preiser, David Pritzl, Caleb Ralphs, Jackson Randall, Christopher Rechen, Derek Regenauer, Morgan Reich, Michael Reinhart, Maeve Reynolds, Liza Rice, Meghan Rice, Michael Richard, Lauren Rivera, Stephanie Robinson, Danielle Romanelli, Morgan Ryan, Matthew Safft, Harrison Saperstein, Olivia Schwager, Regan Sebolt, Trevor Sebolt, Hayley Selvage, Brian Sennott, Spencer Shafer, Jessica Sherry, William Sickinger, Luke Silvers, Peter Soja, Sarah Soja, David Sparks, Alexandra Statile, Melissa Stumper, Bryce Swan, Nicholas Tefft, Chelsea Thode, Jack Tighe, Quinn Toner, Sarah Ursini, Matthew Vetrano, Kristin Weiss, Benjamin Whaley, Tara White, Jordan Wilson, Justin Wooley, Emily Zepf, Katherine Ziko, Matthew Zikovich
*Grade 10 High Honors:*
Michael Amato, Kavya Bana, Mallory Barnard, Samuel Bitzer, Josephine Black, Anna Bolling, Kayla Brady, Riley Brayton, Shannon Cirilli, Sydney Daum, Adriana Deacon, John Deckers, Olivia Devine, Nathan Donahue, Sarah Fayerweather, Kristen Fitzpatrick, Abigail Fleming, Sarah Franklin, Melissa Gino, Katherine Goncharov, Rebecca Grandahl, Carly Heintz, Alison Heubner, Candace Ho, Christiana Hug, Nicole Huscher, Marion Jainchill, Brian Johnson, Ryan Juliano, Brendan Kaljulaid, Robin Kouris, Kathleen Kuzmin, John LaVigne, Allyson Lech, Nicholas Lee, Zachary Leone, Eric Lepowsky, Grayham Lohrey, Emma Lorenzen, Anna Lungarini, Samantha Lyons Chilton, Madeline Mancarella, Kiera Manser, Kathleen Martensen, Kathleen McGrady, Pauline Menoret, Ashley Meuser, Cameron Molinare, Jeremy Morrison, Stefanie Mueller, Richard Olechna, Charlie Olson, Audrey Owusu, Derek Paradis, Jaylyn Perry, Connor Petersen, Hannah Petruzzi, Ellen Ransley, Anna Ricciuti, Casey Root, Rachel Rotondo, Emily Sacala, John Sacala, Daniel Schmetterling, Austin Serio, James Shaffer, Judah Shingleton, Emily Sjogren, Nicole Sojkowski, Clara Tang, Henry Tourtillotte, Zachary Walsh, Patrick Werle, Matthew Werner, Jordan Whaley, Sarah Zahorodni, Nicholas Zonenberg
*Grade 10 General Honors:*
Joseph Adorno, Mary Alicona, Catherine Alix, Mohammed Al-Qaatabi, Masashi Azuma, Grace Bailey, Emily Bautista, Eric Bedson, Colin Bell, Kevin Bergholtz, Philip Bogucki-Baran, Sarah Bramson, Michaela Brotman, Jay Burrows, Haley Callahan, Timothy Carr, Jonathan Chandler, Hunter Chapman, Colin Churchill, Mirela Cirikovic, Brendan Clancy, Alexandra Clark, Samuel Collins, Meghan Corcoran, Brady Cowling, Nathan Craine, Charles Croke, Xiomary Cruz, Owen Cummings, John Daguerre-Bradford, Kimberly Day, James DeMaio, Michael DeMaria, Taylor Denges, MacKenzie DuBois, Thomas Durst, Abigail Erasmus, Lauren Estell, Jason Euting, John Falkner, Katherine Fauci, Allie Fenelon, Andrew Finken, David Foley, Shinya Fukawa, Ajay Garg, Mackenzie Gemme, Alexander Ging, Gina Giorgio, Nicholas Glenn, Amy Glover, Zachary Graham, Maggie Grigely, Mitchell Gross, Christopher Grossack, Andrew Gutierrez, Nicole Havighorst, Marissa Hedman, Caroline Hendershot, Jeffrey Hermsen, Michael Hession, Conall Hughes, Annabelle Iler, Jacob Ingle, Amanda Jackson, Ashley Jackson, Tiarra Jackson, Sarah Jimenez, Jonathan Kapiloff, Zackary Kiesewetter, Jacob Klein, Erik John Koontz, Zachary Korten, Nicole Kowalski, David Kratzer, Lori Kuang, Madison LaFrance, Brendan Law, Austin Lazo, Alycia LeConche, Abigail Leighton, Piers Lucker, Claudia Lungarini, Anthony Mahon, Jack Mangiafico, Daniel Markelon, Owen Massing, Makayla Maturo, Juliet Michaelsen, Aryn Morgan, Riley Morkan, Kaela Morse, Joseph Mortimer, Madeline Myslow, Scott Nanzig, Matthew Nardozza, Sara Naughton, Thomas Newton, Kyle Ober, Rory O'Brien, Molly O'Donnell, Rowan Ogilvie, Kevin Oleskewicz, Carolyn O'Seep, Jessica Ouellette, Vincent Palermo, Quinn Palmer, John Patrina, Emily Peer-Groves, Nicholas Peluso, Samuel Peterson, Richard Petrilli, Alexander Picken, Jacob Pohl, Adam Polkinghorn, Anne Pyatt, Brendan Richardson, Jeffrey Ritz, Trey-von Robinson, Connor Roche, Zachary Rosenberg, Sarah Sacala, Kadum Saint Mary, Allison Salina, Sabryna Sarkizi, Katherine Sartori, Cameron Schoffstall, Mia Sgamboti, Mikayla Sheary, Kaitlyn Shepard, Ye Jie Shin, Stephanie Sickinger, Claire Sickinger, Amanda Simmons, Natalia Simmons-Thomas, Maxwell Skalski, Emily Slama, Sophia Sloan, Liana Sowa, Lukas Stone, Wei-Da Sun, Lydia Swain, Philip Szerakowski, Emma Testerman, Ashley Thomas, Grace Tice, Maria Torres, Sean Turley, Pavelon Vang, Hailey Vasas, Austin Vincent, Kristin Visciotti, Katerina Voegtle, Peter Williams, Zoe Wollert, Sutton Wunderle, Shannon Young, Michela Zunino, Katherine Zwick
*Grade 11 High Honors:*
Katherine Amarell, Hayley Aubin, Julianna Bologa, Gregory Bombara, Brandon Bush, Sara Candito, Taylor Cheek, Runjia Chen, Maya Craffey, Julia de Oliveira, Loren Fillmore, Jordan Friedland, Nancy Fu, John Galle, Janet Galvin, Charles Glaser, Eric Glaude, Noah Goldblatt, Frank Gregoire, Lauren Hilton, Abigail Hotaling, Diane Hudson, David Johnston, Ariana Keigan, Sarah Kimball, Calvin Krikorian, Samuel Kyzivat, Brenda Leard, Natalie Lech, Seo-Yeon Lee, Jessica Lipponen, Patrick Long, Haley MacCormac, Danielle Medico, Jacqueline Meyer, Jonathan Nickles, Emily O'Donnell, John Polizzi, Kristen Popowski, Mary Pyatt, Isidora Radovanovic, Jonathan Reid, Allison Renwick, Abigail Ritson, Eduardo Rosadio, Stephanie Rosenberg, Jessica Rosenthal, Jennifer Sams, Heather Schiller, Lily Schwitter, Rachel Sennott, Spencer Shapiro, Matthew Shaw, Genevieve Stimpson, Christopher Stumper, Maxwell Turpin, Kolu Wynne, Emma Zimmerman
*Grade 11 General Honors:*
Alexus Alex, Timothy Anderson, Grace Angus, Aryana Aslanzadeh, Joseph Balawajder, Divya Bana, Igor Banaszuk, Eric Barch, Douglas Barnard, Donato Bellantuono, Jolie Bouchard, Grant Boughton, Nicholas Bredice, Tyler Brett, Kennedy Briscoe, Cassidy Bronsord, Samantha Brown, Philip Brown, Joseph Brown, Mason Burr, Emilee Buytkins, Maria Cagganello, Christine Caldwell, Nicholas Carabillo, Samuel Carlson, Alexandra Carty, Jacob Cassano, Brigid Cazzetta, Jason Child, Merisa Cirikovic, Juliet Clarkson, Laura Colglazier, Christian Conley, Cassandra Cooney, Henry Crawford, Hannah Crowe, MaryRose Daily, Sarah Decker, Jacob DeLorme, Rachel DeLuco, Haley Denninger, Kelsey Dombrosky, Christopher Doran, Kyle Dougherty, Samantha Dowd, Meghan Driscoll, Michael Duff, Joseph Dunn, Holly Eberly, John Flynn, Harper Forsberg, Justin Fossum, Stone Foster, Amy Franklin, Sean Gaffney, Emily Galbraith, Wyatt Gallagher, Jakob Gattinger, Brian Gellman, Dyedra Gillespie, Olivia Gilmore, Megan Goodwin, Kelly Gorham, Alison Graham, Justin Gray, Hope Grossman, Kevin Gyurco, Fatoumata Haidara, Nils Hallen, Megan Hanshaw, Hawrah Haroon, Sean Harris, Lisa Heller, Bradley Helmkamp, Chandler Hennig, Jane Henrich, James Hermsen, Stephen Herron, Joanna Hesketh, Nicholas Holihan, Reino Hyyppa, Michael Johnson, Laina Jones, Juliet Kirk, Mathew Lacko, Noah Lamothe, Austin Lamothe, Courtney Langdell, Allison Levin, Brandon Licke, Tozer Geoffrey Lim, Megan Livingston, Margaret Lyman, Hayley Maher, Tyler Manchester, Rachel Marks, Sarah Mattison, Kelly McAlpine, Alexandra McDermott, David McDonald, Ainsley McGill, Kelly McKeown, Michaela McKeown, Jacob Melvin, Evan Miller, Cole Miranda, Morgan Molnar, Alexa Moon, Helen Moore, Sarah Mormino, Catherine Mundy, Caroline Murphy, Kevin Nguyen, Kelsey Novy, Sarah Nulsen, Shannon O'Laughlin, Danielle Osborne, So-Hyeon Park, Isaac Peacock, Alexa Perrotta, Rosalie Pisano, Brandon Pita, Jessica Pomeroy, Abigail Post, Timothy Preskenis, Trey Proctor, Margot Reed, William Rice, Paul Richard, Robert Richeson, Ryan Riley, Taylor Rocco, Richard Rorick, Meaghan Ryan, Michael Ryan, Serena Schick, Shelby Seaman, Sydney Shugdinis, Nicholas Sinacori, Sabrina Slavis, Caroline Smith, Daniel Sparks, Michael Statile, Catherine Stine, Sarah Kate Stuart, John Sullivan, Brenna Sullivan, Grant Swenson, Kierra Terry, Nolan Thompson, Emily Tietje, Kara Tighe, Sara Tolpa, Daniel Tyrrell, Drew Veltrop, Michaela Warshaw, Morgan Wasserman, Robert Weld, Daniel Wergeles, Amber Wilkes, Caroline Woessner, Kelly Yates, David Zambuto, Xiyuan Zhao, Marlee Zyskowski
*Grade 12 High Honors:*
Katherine Acheson, Brogan Adams, Caroline Alix, Trevor Aron, Megan Auger, Rebecca Baierwick, Nicole Baker, Catherine Baker, Hunter Black, Peter Brody, Emma Bunn, Elaina Burger, Kevin Burke, Sara Burrous, Mia Capobianco, Ryan Carpenter, Alexander Chernoff, Gabrielle Cusano, Arpit Dave, David Dell, John DePasquale, Emily Donahoe, Leah Duford, Robert Franklin, Deanna Frink, Waide Gallagher, Erin Gallagher, Robert Gaudio, Kristin Giorgio, Christofer Gschwind, Michelle Harrington, Rachel Harshaw, Michael Heavner, Kyle Heubner, Margaret House, Danielle Hudson, Julia Jones, Anna Lauchnor, Shaodi Li, Conor Lyman, Alyssa Maturo, Grace McCann, Erin Misericordia, Joshua Motley, Douglas Nicholson, Kelsey Olson, Allison Patrina, Colleen Patterson, Kristen Regenauer, Alyssa Richman, Samantha Rubin, Kelly Salina, Briana Serio, Nicholas Sharkey, Thomas Soldi, Sarah Sparkowski, Robert Spencer-Molloy, Steven Steijn, Leonid Stolov, Jill Storey, Nina Tedesco, Kalah Thomas, Katelyn Thorne, Haley Tietje, Ashley Uliasz, Kelly Ward, Lydia Warters, Katherine Worthen
*Grade 12 General Honors:*
Patrick Abrahamsen, Tazmeen Akhtar, Matthew Allen, Taylor Daniah Anderson, Dezsaray Aponte, Arianna Arciero, Kayla Barglowski, Margaret Barnard, Zoe Berman, Liam Bolling, Sydney Brickey, Chazeray Briscoe, Dara Brody, Catherine Brotman, John Cahill, Amy Carabillo, Ryan Carr, Mary Case, Adam Chase, Max Cobleigh, Ryan Coe, Jillian Collins, William Conard-Malley, Hannah Corcoran, Teresa Cortes, Cailin Cowley, Kasey Cowling, Michael Crimmins, Amber Croft, Jenna Dafgek, Sydney Davis, Cynthia Davis, Norman Dawkins, Lucas Day, Kayla Deitz, Shannon DelGuidice, Kevin Doran, Shelby Downes, Aaron Drake, Patrick Driscoll, Nicole DuBosar, Benjamin Durst, Caden Ebert, Elizabeth Eden, Sydney Ellis, Andrew Fayerweather, Jessica Ferrigno, Madeline Fishman, Amy Fonicello, Cameron Forman, Cassandra Fulop, Michael Gellman, Michele Gerardi, Abby Gibbons, Nadia Gilbert, Mitchell Glasgow, Cara Greaney, Mark Gschwind, Caroline Guilford, Lydia Haase, Katharine Haldeman, Alanna Hammond, Anna Hart, Christopher Hauser, Bryan Healy, Raphael Helfand, Bennett Hogan, Jeffrey Hunt, Chandler Ives, Sydney Jennings, Kevin Jordan, Matthew Juliano, Christian Kaljulaid, Jamie Kalogeros, Keiko Kaplan, Claire Keating, Meghan Keegan, Andrew Keene, Dana Kelly, Kamran Khoshneviss, Stefan Koproske, Nina Kublan, Amanda Lambson, John Larwood, Justin LaVigne, Andrea LeBoeuf, Sarah Lefebvre, Samuel Lieberman, William Lohrey, Andrew Longfritz, Lindsey LoStimolo, Ryan Lough, Jessica Lubka, Tess MacKay, John Maher, William Majeska, Joseph Martin, Hayes Martin, Christian Martinez, Samantha Martins, Jaime Matson, Sean McAvoy, Lauren McCann, Casey McManus, Bryanna McNamee, Alexander Merriam, Conor Molinare, Samantha Monroe, Kelsey Moon, Colby Moore, Seth Moran, Sage Moran, Laura Morgan, Tyler Morrison, Catherine Murphy, Emma Neal, Ryan Neary, Madeline Nicholson, Kristen Oleskewicz, Shaina Ostrov, Jessica Palmberg, Palak Patel, Jesse Pepperman, Rachel Perry, Alexander Petruzzi, Matthew Poon, Nathan Puckette, Gabriella Rasmussen, Alexander Ratajczak, Dana Reichler, Daley Reynolds, Elijah Rosenthal, Gabriela Rovalino, Bryanne Sakitis, Daniel Salvatore, Austin Sanderson, Destinee Santiago, August Savarese, Kelly Savino, David Schmetterling, Nicholas Schmidt, Damali Scipio, Andrew Several, James Sexton, Reid Shafer, Matthew Shaw, Victoria Shingleton, Amy Sickinger, Max Sikorski, Samuel Sims, David Sizer, Isabella Smith, Cooper Snowdon, Hope Sornborger, Madeline Stern, David Sweezy, Logan Sweezy, Matthew Taylor, Brandon Thoma, Cal Thomas, Gillian Trujillo, Sarah Tully, Nicholas Veltrop, Richard Vincent, Lianna Weir, William Weld, Shelby West, Caila White, Katelyn Wildman, Margaret Willerup, Malik Williams, Laura Yablecki, Madeleine Youngstrom, Zachary Zikovich Reported by Patch 4 hours ago.
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Flexible Solutions Announces Full Year, 2012 Financial Results
Filed under: Investing
*Flexible Solutions Announces Full Year, 2012 Financial Results*
*Conference call* is scheduled for April 02, 2013. See the time and dial in number below.
VICTORIA, British Columbia--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- *FLEXIBLE SOLUTIONS INTERNATIONAL, INC. (NYSE Amex: FSI, FRANKFURT: FXT),* isthe developer and manufacturer of biodegradable polymers for oil extraction, detergent ingredients and water treatment as well as crop nutrient availability chemistry. Flexible Solutions also manufactures biodegradable and environmentally safe water and energy conservation technologies. Today the Company announces financial results for the full year ended December 31, 2012.
Mr. Daniel B. O'Brien, CEO, states, "We are, once again, very pleased to announce record revenue. 2012 revenue was 6% higher than revenue from the 2011 period and revenue growth is expected to continue in 2013. The economic slow-down in Europe and the drought in North America both played a part in the overall reduction in year over year revenue growth. The European slow down reduced revenue from bio-detergents and the drought reduced the growth rate of sales into the North American Agriculture market."
Mr. O'Brien continues, "The effects of last year's drought are still present in 2013. Our mid-west distribution has not taken up as much product in Q1 2013 as in Q1 2012. Reasons for this include; more growers and dealers who choose just in time purchases to conserve cash after last year as well as space and cash constraints at the distribution level. FSI management will release the Q1 revenue number next week once it has been finalized, however, we are already sure that Q1 revenue will be several hundred thousand dollars less than the year earlier period. Conversations with our distribution network indicate that they believe the sales not closed in Q1 will be made in Q2 and Q3 and strong growth in the sector is still expected for full year 2013.
· Sales for the full year 2012 were $16,400,107, up 6%, when compared to $15,518,635 for full year 2011. The result was an after tax GAAP accounting net loss of $1,084,447, or $0.08 per weighted average share, compared to an accounting net income of $182,990, or $0.01 per weighted average share in full year 2011.
· Non-GAAP operating cash flow: (for details see the following table). For the 12 months ending Dec. 31, 2012 net income (loss) reflects $1,326,983 of non-cash charges, Income Taxes of $1,126,468, gain on sale of equipment of $2,217, and interest income of $759. When non-cash charge items, items not related to current operations of the Company, are removed, the Company shows positive operating cash flow of $1,326,983 or $0.10 per share. This compares with 2011 operating cash flow of $1,894,659, or $0.14 per share.
· FSI shows a significantly higher depreciation expense in 2012 versus 2011, as a result of the commencement of depreciation of the Alberta factory. However the depreciation expense did not reduce income tax owed. The past and current factory construction and operation expenses and the current depreciation expense taken against the biomass factory in Alberta are potential accumulating assets (a loss- carry-forward) for FSI since these expenses are not associated with, nor charged against, the U.S. based NanoChem Division's revenue for income tax purposes.
The NanoChem division continues to be the dominant source of revenue and cash flow for the Company. New opportunities continue to unfold in detergent, water treatment, oil field extraction and agricultural use to further increase sales in this division. In past years, the NanoChem Division sales have been less volatile quarter to quarter. However, due to increasing sales to agriculture, revenue seasonality may become larger.
*Conference call*
**** CEO, Dan O'Brien has scheduled a *conference call* for *11:00am EST*, *8:00am PST*, Tuesday April 02, 2013 to discuss the financials. To attend this call, dial *1-877-941-0844 (or 1-480-629-9835).* The conference call title, '*Fourth Quarter Financials'* maybe requested ****
The above information and following table contain supplemental information regarding income and cash flow from operations for the 3 & 12 months respectively ended Dec. 31, 2012 and 2011. Adjustments to exclude depreciation, stock option expenses and one time charges are given. This financial information is a Non-GAAP financial measure as defined by SEC regulation G. The GAAP financial measure most directly comparable is net income*.* The reconciliation of each of the Non-GAAP financial measures is as follows:
FLEXIBLE SOLUTIONS INTERNATIONAL, INC.
*Consolidated Statement of Operations*
*For 3 & 12 Months Ended Dec. 31 (12 Months Operating Cash Flow)*
*(12 month audited / 3 month unaudited)*
*3 and 12 month revenue* ended Dec. 31
*2012* *2011*
*3 month*
3 month revenue
Revenue $ 3,846,275 $ 3,369,898
12 month revenue
*12 month*
Revenue $ 16,400,107 $ 15,518,635
Net income (loss) *GAAP* $ (1,084,447) *e* $ 182,990 *e*
Net income (loss) per share *GAAP* $ ( 0.08) $ 0.01
12 month weighted average shares used in computing per share amounts - basic *GAAP* 13,169,991 13,272,049
The following calculations begin with: Net income (loss) *GAAP*
*12 month* Operating Cash Flow
ended Dec. 31
Operating cash flow (12month). *NON-GAAP -Excludes:* item *"a"* as indicated and as listed below
$ 1,366,028 *a* $ 1,894,659 *b, d*
Operating Cash flow per share (12months) - basic. *NON-GAAP - Excludes:* item "*a"* as indicated and as listed below.
$ 0.10 *a* $ 0.14 *b, d*
Non-cash Adjustments (as per 12 month Statement of Cash Flow) $ 1,326,983 *c* $ 566,196 *c*
12 month basic weighted average shares used in computing per share amounts - basic *GAAP* 13,169,991 13,272,049
*Notes* *:* certainitems not related to "operations" of the Company have been excluded as follows.
*a*) NON-GAAP amount excludes certain non-cash items (depreciation, stock compensation expenses, and deferred income tax recovery) as well as interest income ($759), gain on sale of equipment ($2,217), and income tax ($1,126,468). This is a 12 month number as per the financials.
*b*) NON-GAAP- amount excludes certain non-cash items (depreciation, stock compensation expenses and deferred income tax recovery) as well as interest income ($159), and income tax ($1,145,632). This is a 12 month number as per the financials.
*c*) NON-GAAP amount represents depreciation, stock option expense and deferred income tax recovery.
*d)* *Other* Non-GAAP non-operating adjustments - Depreciation of the factory in Alberta, Canada began in 2012. Therefore "New factory construction costs" (2011 = $895,768) is not deducted. This number is disclosed in order to compare previous year financial reviews.
*e) Significant information*. Depreciation of the Alberta factory began in 2012.This resulted in most of the significant difference between 2011 profit and 2012 loss.
*Safe Harbor Provision*
The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 provides a "Safe Harbor" for forward-looking statements. Certain of the statements contained herein, which are not historical facts, are forward looking statement with respect to events, the occurrence of which involve risks and uncertainties. These forward-looking statements may be impacted, either positively or negatively, by various factors. Information concerning potential factors that could affect the company is detailed from time to time in the Company's reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
*Company Contacts*
*Flexible Solutions International - Head Office*
*Jason Bloom*
Tel: 250-477-9969
Tel: 800.661.3560
Email: Info@flexiblesolutions.com
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To find out more information about Flexible Solutions and our products, please visit www.flexiblesolutions.com
*FLEXIBLE SOLUTIONS INTERNATIONAL, INC.*
Jason Bloom
Tel: 250-477-9969
Tel: 800-661-3560
Info@flexiblesolutions.com
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The article Flexible Solutions Announces Full Year, 2012 Financial Results Reported by DailyFinance 4 hours ago.
*Flexible Solutions Announces Full Year, 2012 Financial Results*
*Conference call* is scheduled for April 02, 2013. See the time and dial in number below.
VICTORIA, British Columbia--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- *FLEXIBLE SOLUTIONS INTERNATIONAL, INC. (NYSE Amex: FSI, FRANKFURT: FXT),* isthe developer and manufacturer of biodegradable polymers for oil extraction, detergent ingredients and water treatment as well as crop nutrient availability chemistry. Flexible Solutions also manufactures biodegradable and environmentally safe water and energy conservation technologies. Today the Company announces financial results for the full year ended December 31, 2012.
Mr. Daniel B. O'Brien, CEO, states, "We are, once again, very pleased to announce record revenue. 2012 revenue was 6% higher than revenue from the 2011 period and revenue growth is expected to continue in 2013. The economic slow-down in Europe and the drought in North America both played a part in the overall reduction in year over year revenue growth. The European slow down reduced revenue from bio-detergents and the drought reduced the growth rate of sales into the North American Agriculture market."
Mr. O'Brien continues, "The effects of last year's drought are still present in 2013. Our mid-west distribution has not taken up as much product in Q1 2013 as in Q1 2012. Reasons for this include; more growers and dealers who choose just in time purchases to conserve cash after last year as well as space and cash constraints at the distribution level. FSI management will release the Q1 revenue number next week once it has been finalized, however, we are already sure that Q1 revenue will be several hundred thousand dollars less than the year earlier period. Conversations with our distribution network indicate that they believe the sales not closed in Q1 will be made in Q2 and Q3 and strong growth in the sector is still expected for full year 2013.
· Sales for the full year 2012 were $16,400,107, up 6%, when compared to $15,518,635 for full year 2011. The result was an after tax GAAP accounting net loss of $1,084,447, or $0.08 per weighted average share, compared to an accounting net income of $182,990, or $0.01 per weighted average share in full year 2011.
· Non-GAAP operating cash flow: (for details see the following table). For the 12 months ending Dec. 31, 2012 net income (loss) reflects $1,326,983 of non-cash charges, Income Taxes of $1,126,468, gain on sale of equipment of $2,217, and interest income of $759. When non-cash charge items, items not related to current operations of the Company, are removed, the Company shows positive operating cash flow of $1,326,983 or $0.10 per share. This compares with 2011 operating cash flow of $1,894,659, or $0.14 per share.
· FSI shows a significantly higher depreciation expense in 2012 versus 2011, as a result of the commencement of depreciation of the Alberta factory. However the depreciation expense did not reduce income tax owed. The past and current factory construction and operation expenses and the current depreciation expense taken against the biomass factory in Alberta are potential accumulating assets (a loss- carry-forward) for FSI since these expenses are not associated with, nor charged against, the U.S. based NanoChem Division's revenue for income tax purposes.
The NanoChem division continues to be the dominant source of revenue and cash flow for the Company. New opportunities continue to unfold in detergent, water treatment, oil field extraction and agricultural use to further increase sales in this division. In past years, the NanoChem Division sales have been less volatile quarter to quarter. However, due to increasing sales to agriculture, revenue seasonality may become larger.
*Conference call*
**** CEO, Dan O'Brien has scheduled a *conference call* for *11:00am EST*, *8:00am PST*, Tuesday April 02, 2013 to discuss the financials. To attend this call, dial *1-877-941-0844 (or 1-480-629-9835).* The conference call title, '*Fourth Quarter Financials'* maybe requested ****
The above information and following table contain supplemental information regarding income and cash flow from operations for the 3 & 12 months respectively ended Dec. 31, 2012 and 2011. Adjustments to exclude depreciation, stock option expenses and one time charges are given. This financial information is a Non-GAAP financial measure as defined by SEC regulation G. The GAAP financial measure most directly comparable is net income*.* The reconciliation of each of the Non-GAAP financial measures is as follows:
FLEXIBLE SOLUTIONS INTERNATIONAL, INC.
*Consolidated Statement of Operations*
*For 3 & 12 Months Ended Dec. 31 (12 Months Operating Cash Flow)*
*(12 month audited / 3 month unaudited)*
*3 and 12 month revenue* ended Dec. 31
*2012* *2011*
*3 month*
3 month revenue
Revenue $ 3,846,275 $ 3,369,898
12 month revenue
*12 month*
Revenue $ 16,400,107 $ 15,518,635
Net income (loss) *GAAP* $ (1,084,447) *e* $ 182,990 *e*
Net income (loss) per share *GAAP* $ ( 0.08) $ 0.01
12 month weighted average shares used in computing per share amounts - basic *GAAP* 13,169,991 13,272,049
The following calculations begin with: Net income (loss) *GAAP*
*12 month* Operating Cash Flow
ended Dec. 31
Operating cash flow (12month). *NON-GAAP -Excludes:* item *"a"* as indicated and as listed below
$ 1,366,028 *a* $ 1,894,659 *b, d*
Operating Cash flow per share (12months) - basic. *NON-GAAP - Excludes:* item "*a"* as indicated and as listed below.
$ 0.10 *a* $ 0.14 *b, d*
Non-cash Adjustments (as per 12 month Statement of Cash Flow) $ 1,326,983 *c* $ 566,196 *c*
12 month basic weighted average shares used in computing per share amounts - basic *GAAP* 13,169,991 13,272,049
*Notes* *:* certainitems not related to "operations" of the Company have been excluded as follows.
*a*) NON-GAAP amount excludes certain non-cash items (depreciation, stock compensation expenses, and deferred income tax recovery) as well as interest income ($759), gain on sale of equipment ($2,217), and income tax ($1,126,468). This is a 12 month number as per the financials.
*b*) NON-GAAP- amount excludes certain non-cash items (depreciation, stock compensation expenses and deferred income tax recovery) as well as interest income ($159), and income tax ($1,145,632). This is a 12 month number as per the financials.
*c*) NON-GAAP amount represents depreciation, stock option expense and deferred income tax recovery.
*d)* *Other* Non-GAAP non-operating adjustments - Depreciation of the factory in Alberta, Canada began in 2012. Therefore "New factory construction costs" (2011 = $895,768) is not deducted. This number is disclosed in order to compare previous year financial reviews.
*e) Significant information*. Depreciation of the Alberta factory began in 2012.This resulted in most of the significant difference between 2011 profit and 2012 loss.
*Safe Harbor Provision*
The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 provides a "Safe Harbor" for forward-looking statements. Certain of the statements contained herein, which are not historical facts, are forward looking statement with respect to events, the occurrence of which involve risks and uncertainties. These forward-looking statements may be impacted, either positively or negatively, by various factors. Information concerning potential factors that could affect the company is detailed from time to time in the Company's reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
*Company Contacts*
*Flexible Solutions International - Head Office*
*Jason Bloom*
Tel: 250-477-9969
Tel: 800.661.3560
Email: Info@flexiblesolutions.com
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*FLEXIBLE SOLUTIONS INTERNATIONAL, INC.*
Jason Bloom
Tel: 250-477-9969
Tel: 800-661-3560
Info@flexiblesolutions.com
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The article Flexible Solutions Announces Full Year, 2012 Financial Results Reported by DailyFinance 4 hours ago.
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Northridge Kidnap Suspect May Be in County; Has Flaming Skeleton Tattoo
Patch Lemon Grove, CA --A man was behind bars Monday in connection with the kidnapping and sexual assault of a 10-year-old girl who was taken from her family's Northridge home, but a second suspect may have gone to the San Diego area, according to authorities.
Daniel Martinez, 29, of West Hills, was arrested Sunday morning in the 18200 block of Rayen Street in Northridge, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. He was being held in lieu of $1 million bail.
A second suspect—30-year-old Tobias Dustin Summers—identified by police over the weekend—remains at large.
Police said they believe he may have traveled to the San Diego area, and may have changed his appearance by shaving his head.
*For latest updates, see Northridge-Chatsworth Patch.*
The girl was snatched early Wednesday morning from her bedroom in the 8000 block of Oakdale Avenue, a subdivision with large lawns and trees about a half-mile south of Cal State Northridge.
She was apparently dropped off near Kaiser Permanente Hospital in Woodland Hills at 2:50 p.m. that day, and she walked to a nearby Starbucks, where she was found by a good Samaritan who pointed her toward police.
The girl was barefoot and appeared to be wearing different clothing than those she was reported to be wearing when she disappeared.
Police said the girl had abrasions, including some on her face, when she was found.
Investigators said they were searching for two suspects, and they named Summers as a target of their search on Saturday. They also said the girl had been taken to multiple locations, in different vehicles.
Summers has large tattoos of a flaming skeleton face, and a woman, on his right arm. He was described as a white man weighing about 160 pounds with blond, closely cropped hair and blue eyes.
Police said the suspect is a transient known to frequent the Devonshire, North Hollywood and greater San Fernando Valley areas.
Officers said Summers has a lengthy rap sheet dating back to 2002, and was released from custody last July—apparently as a result of the state's effort to relieve prison overcrowding. He has served prison terms for robbery, kidnapping, explosives possession and petty theft, police said.
Although he is not known to be a registered sex offender, Summers did have an arrest for battery in 2009 that involved child annoyance, according to police.
It was not known whether Summers knew the girl or anyone in her family, Smith said, and it was also unknown whether the girl was targeted or was a random victim.
—City News Service
*Update, 1:30 p.m.:* Daniel Martinez, 29, of West Hills, was arrested early Sunday morning on the 18200 block of Rayen Street in Northridge, according to the LAPD. He is being held on $1 million bail at the L.A. Metropolitain Jail.
*Previous story:* A suspect has been arrested in the case of a kidnapped 10-year-old Northridge girl, KNBC4 is reporting and the LAPD confirmed Monday.
The man is not Tobias Dustin Summers, who police identified as the primary suspect.
Summers is still being sought for his involvement with the kidnapping. Investigators believe that Summers may be in the San Diego area and may have changed his appearance by shaving his head.
Anyone who with information about Summers is urged to contact the police tip line at (213) 486-6890.
Anyone observing Summers is urged to call 911 immediately.
The case involves a 10-year-old girl who was reported missing when her mother noticed her bed empty about 3:30 a.m. last Wednesday in the family's home, in the 8000 block of Oakdale Avenue, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.
About 3 p.m. Wednesday, somebody dropped the girl off at the Kaiser Permanente hospital in Woodland Hills, and she walked to a nearby Starbucks at Canoga Avenue and Oxnard Street, where a good Samaritan directed her to some police officers in the area.
The girl was sexually assaulted, law enforcement sources told the Los Angeles Times Thursday. Speaking on condition of anonymity, they told the Times that the abduction has been expanded to include a sex-crime investigation. Reported by Patch 2 hours ago.
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Aston Villa v Liverpool – live! | Daniel Harris
*Minute-by-minute report:* Can Villa climb out of the bottom three? Find out with Daniel Harris
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Aston Villa v Liverpool: Daniel Sturridge, Martin Skrtel, Joe Allen and Brad Jones dropped
Brendan Rodgers has rung the changes for Liverpool’s trip to Aston Villa, with Martin Skrtel, Brad Jones, Joe Allen and Daniel Sturridge paying the price for the Reds’ disappointing defeat at Southampton. Pepe Reina returns in goal, while there are recalls for Jamie Carragher, Lucas Leiva and Jordan Henderson in a much sturdier looking Liverpool [...]
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