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Owner of Hector's Hardware on Maple Avenue in Williamsville, Ken Sfeir on the local shortage of rock salt and ice melt in hardware stores full 106 Wed, 12 Feb 2025 09:30:13 +0000 B89e7g3iwF6zR6MDjXcNqnfeH4Wv6L6A buffalo,news,wben,ice melt,rock salt WBEN Extras buffalo,news,wben,ice melt,rock salt Owner of Hector's Hardware on Maple Avenue in Williamsville, Ken Sfeir on the local shortage of rock salt and ice melt in hardware stores Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News

The extraterrestrial comedy podcast where we probe an allegedly haunted house in Maple Avenue, Hanover, Pennsylvania. There is a lot out there on this one and a lot of it doesn't follow much of a timeline so we try to put things in to some sort of chronological order and bring you the true facts. Allegedly. Deanna Simpson wasn't a Medium or anything of that nature. I mean sure you could say that Deanna was sensitive to otherworldly energies but we're not saying that she was sensitive. We're not saying that she did or did not become a Medium either. Those sensitivities could attract dark entities sorry entitties. Especially in a house full of bad juju. Which of course this house was, having seen so much tragedy before the Simpson's even arrived. Could this be a case of residual hauntings, poltergeist, simply a hoax, or was a demon to blame? For the believers out there, at about 36:43 on this episode, a voice was picked up by our microphones. It wasn't Kev or Granville and nobody else was around. We didn't hear this until listening back… Spookies! All that and more on this week's file.     Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/butitwasaliens   Store: https://butitwasaliens.co.uk/shop/     Probe us: Email: butitwasaliens@gmail.com Instagram/Threads @ ButItWasAliens Twitter @ ButItWasAliens Facebook: @ ButItWasAliens - join Extraterrestrial Towers     Music:  Music created via Garageband. Additional music via: https://freepd.com - thank you most kindly good people. We closed out the episode with the 'Staff Roll' aka credits theme from Nintendo's 1990-1992 Super Mario World from the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, composed by Hero of Sound Kōji Kondō.     Sources:  Daily Mail: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2722158/That-way-warning-Haunted-houses-ghost-attacks-news-crew.html   Occult Blogger: https://www.occultblogger.com/hanover-haunting-real-story-of-a-persistent-haunting/   YouTube video of Fox 43 summary: https://youtu.be/gxsugMhF0DQ   Another YouTube news channel summary of the haunting: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=a98GEypJ52A    Civil War Ghosts article: https://civilwarghosts.com/a-haunted-hanover-home/

Brenda Grunza, Co-President, and Ann Manganiello, Music Director & Conductor, of the Catholic Choral Society of Scranton, speaking about the group's 75th Anniversary Spring Concert program to be presented Friday, May 17, 2024 at Mary, Mother of God Parish: Holy Rosary Church, 316 William Street in Scranton; Also Sunday, May 19th at the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola, 339 N. Maple Avenue in Kingston. Each concert begins at 7:00 pm. www.catholicchoralsociety.org/

WINTER WEEKEND IN NORFOLK 2023 EVENTS Sixth annual WINter Weekend in Norfolk For updates and details, see weekendinnorfolk.org or email win@earthlink.net All events are FREE unless marked "$Ticketed." WINformation center: 10 to 5 Saturday, 10 to 4 Sunday at the Norfolk Hub, 2 Station Place Also: Curling Club will be doing something at the rink or club (Early-bird special, Friday, Feb. 24) 6:30 to 9:30: Music at the Manor, 69 Maple Avenue, $Ticketed Michael Cobb and Trina Hamlin performing country, folk, blues and rock originals on guitar and piano with harmonica. Norbrook Brewery will serve its noted beers.

The Return to Maple Avenue. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Return to Maple Avenue. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's episode Rob and Meghan recap Bluegrass & Brew and the incredible night that it was. They also discuss current construction projects: Casey's, Marathon, DQ, and Maple Avenue; and three social media meltdowns. It's another information-filled podcast with a touch of humor and banter! If you ever have questions, comments, interview suggestions, or would like us to talk about a certain topic please email: info@fairbornoh.gov.

Emergency personnel from Frederick, Washington, and Jefferson Counties were dispatched to the Brunswick MARC station on Maple Avenue on Wednesday afternoon for a train accident. Prevention and treatment are being encouraged by Maryland officials regarding monkeypox. It's an opportunity to meet with School Resource Officers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rumor Has It .... Episode 4 has Rob and Meghan talking about the Farmers Market/Food Truck Rallies, Bluegrass & Brew, ARPA projects, current construction projects, Maple Avenue, this week's Social Media Meltdown, and much more! We have a lot of good information in this episode as well as some entertaining banter. Let us know what rumors you are hearing, what you would like us to talk about, or who we should have on the podcast! Show NotesCracker Barrel Letter Bluegrass & Brew InformationSocial Media ChannelsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/CityofFairborn/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cityoffairborn/Twitter: https://twitter.com/CityofFairbornYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/CityOfFairborn/featuredTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cityoffairborn

As hard as Shawn was trying to lead a normal life, at best he was only halfway. And that's probably why he was so focused on Josh and Katelyn's wedding. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 2007, 45-year old DeAnna and her partner Tom move into a house on Maple Avenue in Hanover, Pennsylvania. Not even on the market yet, the house pulls at Deanna, driving her to obsession. When she and Tom finally move in, strange things start happening immediately. A face in the window, strange odors, bad dreams, and footsteps outside her daughter's room are just the beginning. As the activity escalates into more sinister territory, DeAnna and her daughter come face to face with the darkness in their home.  Source:Hanover Haunting: The DeAnna Simpson Story by Joni MayhanSupport the Show! https://www.somethinspookish.com/

This week we take a break from Shawn's story to gain an inside look at the origins of its reporting. Join us as Sara Ganim speaks to Dan Le Batard on his show "South Beach Sessions" about how she broke one of the biggest sports scandals in history by being plugged in as a small-town reporter and just how she came about wanting to tell the story of The Mayor of Maple Avenue. This conversation was first published on November 10, 2021. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we take a break from Shawn's story to gain an inside look at the origins of its reporting. Join us as Sara Ganim speaks Dan LeBatard on his show "South Beach Sessions" about how she broke one of the biggest sports scandals in history by being plugged in as a small-town reporter and just how she came about wanting to tell the story of The Mayor of Maple Avenue. This conversation was first published in November 10, 2021. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Something is not right with the abandoned house on Maple Avenue.  The basement windows are painted black, and I need  to find out what happened there. 

"I need to know what's going on. What is going on with him that he's nodding off like that?" Subscribe to hear the entire series : https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-mayor-of-maple-ave/id1593066131 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Federal agents are searching for Kaitlin Armstrong for the killing a professional cyclist believed to be in a love triangle with her ex-boyfriend. Police say on May 11th, 25 year old Anna Moriah Wilson was staying at a home on Maple Avenue with a friend, when the friend came home Moriah was found with multiple gunshot wounds and pronounced dead at the scene. Armstrong, is suspected of shooting and killing Wilson. At the time of recording, this is an active manhunt.

Fugitive Kaitlin Armstrong wanted in murder of cyclist Moriah Wilson: US Marshals #LoveTriangle Austin professional cyclist Colin Strickland apparently thought he was fooling his live-in girlfriend of three years, yoga teacher Kaitlin Armstrong. He snuck out to see a former fling — who was in town from San Francisco — early in the evening on May 11 and later texted Armstrong that he'd been off on an errand and his phone battery died. Armstrong knew better, police say. Video surveillance footage shows that one minute after Strickland, 34, dropped off his date, elite cyclist Anna Moriah “Mo” Wilson, a black SUV matching Armstrong's pulled up at the apartment on Maple Avenue in East Austin where Wilson was staying. Wilson, 25, was found shot to death with a 9mm handgun multiple times later that night by her friend. According to the arrest affidavit, police believe Armstrong, 35, killed Wilson in a jealous rage, using a gun given to her by Strickland earlier this year. Neighbors wonder if the killer may even have used a silencer. Strickland, who has not been charged with any crime, appears to have given somewhat conflicting accounts of his relationship with Wilson, and others have contradicted his statements. “Colin's a douche and a player,” a woman in Austin's tight-knit cycling community told The Post. “All he cares about now is covering his ass.” Meanwhile, police say Armstrong is on the lam, having slipped through their fingers on a technicality after they questioned her two days after the murder. They believe she flew from Austin to New York City's La Guardia Airport on May 14 — and then vanished from sight. The arrest warrant charging Armstrong with first-degree murder was not issued until three days later. So far, only Armstrong's father is on the record saying she's innocent. “I know her. I know how she thinks, and I know what she believes. And I know that she just would not do something like this,” Mike Armstrong, 62, told ABC's “Good Morning America” last week. “We can't imagine the pain the Wilson family is going through,” he added, saying “there are a lot of unanswered questions.” Wilson's death has devastated her family in Vermont, where she grew up skiing and biking in an athletic family. A 2019 engineering graduate of Dartmouth College, she was a nationally-ranked skier who switched to gravel racing — a hybrid of road, cyclocross and mountain bike riding — according to her obituary. She was considered a rising star in the niche sport. She worked most recently as a demand planner for Specialized, a bike equipment company that sponsored Strickland but which has cut ties with him since the murder. According to the affidavit, Wilson was in Austin ahead of a bicycle race in Hico, Texas, where she planned to compete the following weekend. “Mo's death is making lots of people realize that it's important to live life fully as she did,” Linda Guerrette, a cyclist and professional photographer who took pictures of Wilson, told The Post. “She was a fierce competitor with utmost respect for all of her fellow competitors. Her simple philosophy of be your best self' was all she asked of herself.” What has apparently pained the Wilson family even more are allegations in the affidavit that she and Strickland — who officially got together when the male cyclist said he was on a break from his romance with Armstrong — were still involved behind Armstrong's back.

"Don't you remember that camp? Don't you think it was weird? Something happened… he changed." Subscribe to the entire series: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-mayor-of-maple-ave/id1593066131 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Welcome to our house on Maple Avenue..." It's the END of TESORI HOUR! And we're closing out with a big one...FUN HOME! The show that gets Jeanine her much deserved Tony and an official placement in the Broadway firmament. Composer Julia Meinwald (PREGNANCY PACT) comes by the Breakdown to discuss with Matt this exceptional work of musical theatre. The two also discuss the importance of finding the comedy in tragedy and Matt announces his official rankings of Tesori works and the topic for the next series! NOT TOO BAD!

September 2018, 26-year-old Shawn Sinisi landed at the Pittsburgh Airport after a late-night flight from Arizona. No one was there to pick him up — he was alone with a simple suitcase of belongings, having been abruptly kicked out of one of the top drug rehab facilities in the country. He was supposed to be recovering from an addiction that had consumed most of his young life. Instead, he hit the streets to score then walked into a McDonald's bathroom and dialed a friend to talk him through his misery while he shot a needle into his arm. She remembers his voice trailing off. The dope was laced with fentanyl. That night, Shawn became the first known and documented victim of Jerry Sandusky's sexual abuse to die. Most of the last decade has been about accurately recognizing and dealing with sexual abuse — bringing it to light, and holding people accountable. What's missing is treating those who are struggling with the effects. As a society, we talk about drug abuse and we talk about sexual abuse, but often those are in silos – separated from one another. Shawn's story brings both together and highlights the complexities of this trauma and the system failures that are not being addressed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Name of Business: Anderson Music Therapy ServicesBusiness Bio: Noel Anderson, MMT, MT-BC, began singing doo-wop songs and songwriting before she could read or write legibly. At the age of ten, she began singing publicly and hasn't stopped since. While her main instrument is voice, she also plays the guitar, piano, and flute. Noel received a bachelor's degree in music therapy from Immaculata University after completing her clinical internship at Kardon Institute for Arts Therapy in Philadelphia. She earned a Master of Music Therapy degree at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA. She continued her education by obtaining certification in Neurologic Music Therapy at Colorado State University. Along with her music therapy certification, she holds a certification for music education.Noel has been a music therapist for over a decade. Before founding Anderson Music Therapy, she established and developed a school-based music therapy program for children through adults with multiple disabilities. During this time she loved working closely alongside speech, occupational, and physical therapists as well as teachers and paraprofessionals (she misses them a TON).Fun Fact about Noel: Her passion for music therapy has been shared globally, as she has used music therapy in both Africa and India.Mission: We know many people run into barriers that prevent them from having the quality of life (emotional, physical, and social well-being) they really want. At Anderson Music Therapy Service we use evidence-based music therapy to empower our clients to overcome those barriers and be their best selves at home and in the community.Location: 1217 Maple Avenue, Roanoke & 8231 Williamson Rd, Roanoke, travel throughout SW Virginia from Pulaski to LynchburgContact info: Noel@amusictherapy.com, www.amusictherapy.com, 540-384-1677Benefits for the reader: $57 voucher for two music therapy sessions (valued at $100) **Listen to the entire episode to get this!**Welcome to the Divine Feminine Warrior Podcast. If you're listening to the first season, this was originally called the Motherhood and Holistic Wellness Podcast. But as my business and mission shifted I wanted to have more emphasis on the ancient force focusing on the divine feminine. Because, as a collective we all are being called back to Gaia, Mother Earth to reclaim our home. Both, internally on a soul level and externally connecting to Nature. This is Jen Marie Cliff with the Divine Feminine Warrior podcast. You can follow me on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. Or go to my website to listen in at jenmariecliff.com/podcast.Don't forget to go to Apple Podcast: subscribe, rate and review.Thank you

Deanna and Tom Simpson did not know what they were in for when they purchased the cute house in Hanover. Dee had to have it and Tom, well, he was not inspired at all. Dee was warned, but she ignored those warnings as if a dark sinister force was calling to her. Jock Brocas, Evidential Medium, Author and Researcher Interviews the Owners of Maple Avenue who talk candidly about their Haunting experiences. Buy The Book

Any alert observer passing along Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard near Chestnut Avenue in East Austin inevitably notices two revolutionary sites. One is the David Chapel Missionary Baptist Church with its dramatically escalating roofline, color-block windows and soaring modernist steeple. The other is the radically geometrical and cantilevered residence located a bit to the east of the landmark church at MLK and Maple Avenue known as the Phillips House. John Saunders Chase Jr. — the first licensed Black architect in Texas and, in 1952, the first African American to graduate from University of Texas’ School of Architecture — designed all three striking buildings. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Gardner, the former long-time owner of The Altamont Enterprise, was raised in a large family in Guilderland. As a boy, he fished in the Black Creek and hunted pheasants and rabbits, squirrels and partridges along Siver Road. “We were born into it,” he says in this week’s podcast at AltamontEnterprise.com/podcasts, of hunting for game. “We never wasted it … If you shot it, you prepared it for the cook.” Gardner was in the Class of 1955 — the first to graduate from the new Guilderland High School. His best friend, Chuck Pergl and classmate Frank Elliott thought up the Flying Dutchman as the still-used symbol for the school. Gardner and Pergl loved country music and listening to their favorite songs on WWVA, a station in Wheeling, West Virginia. “Especially on rainy nights, you could pick it up,” said Gardner. One weekend, they took a spur-of-the-moment road trip to a WWVA jamboree in Wheeling, an adventure that inspired a lifetime of stories. In high school, Gardner started working at The Enterprise as a printer’s devil, carrying heavy frames of hot-lead type to the grand printing press in the cellar. When the press ran, you could hear it in the middle of Maple Avenue, Gardner recalled. He learned the art and craft of printing. “That’s when I fell in love with the printed word ….I have never gotten over that.” Gardner became a master printer and a partner at The Enterprise. Eventually, with his wife, Wanda, working by his side, he was the sole owner of the newspaper and the print shop. He had met Wanda Sturgess when he was the best man at his brother’s wedding and she was the bride’s maid of honor. “It was amazing,” recalled Gardner. “When I met this woman, I said, wow!” They married a year later. The Gardners still work side by side at Enterprise Printing and Photo at 123 Maple Avenue. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dennis Cyr owns Mountainview Prosthetics on Maple Avenue in Altamont. A Republican, he has long flown a Trump flag under the American flag outside of his shop. Now the front yard of his shop has 13 red Trump signs arrayed on the lawn. In this week’s podcast, Cyr explains that each of those signs is for someone who stopped by his shop to voice their support for Donald Trump. In a liberal place like Altamont, Cyr said, many people don’t feel comfortable placing signs in support of Trump on their own lawns. Cyr, who lives now in Knox, grew up in a close-knit family — his father worked as a machinist; his mother was a homemaker — where politics weren’t important. He had good feelings about Ronald Reagan as president. Cyr says the presidential election has not yet been officially decided and, if Trump loses, he would support him for a run in 2024. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I welcome spirit infestation experiencer DeAnna Simpson to Arcane Radio. The book that was written about her life in the house on Maple Avenue is titled 'Hanover Haunting: The DeAnna Simpson Story.' The author is Joni Mayhan. Her story was presented on 'The Dead Files.' The haunting was so extreme, Amy Allan warned DeAnna, “There are five men here and they all want you dead!” The book also includes other accounts from several paranormal and spiritual investigators, including our friends John Zaffis & Bill Bean. In fact, John Zaffis urged DeAnna to flee the house before it was too late. “You need to get out of here, Dee. It’s ancient. You have to leave. This thing has been here on this land for millions of years, and it’s known about your existence before you were born,” he told her. I've known of this haunting personally, since DeAnna and her husband lived within a mile of me. It's a neighborhood in the town of Hanover, PA where I have investigated 5 other hauntings during the past 4 years. Phantoms & Monsters Homepage - https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com Phantoms & Monsters Fortean Research Team - https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/p/phantoms-monsters-fortean-research.html Chicago & Regional Winged Humanoid / Flying Entity Sightings & Encounters - https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/p/chicago-phantom-sightings-2011-2017.html Books by Lon Strickler - https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/p/blog-page.html Lon Strickler - Fortean Researcher / Author - https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/p/lon-strickler.html Please Support Phantoms & Monsters / Arcane Radio - https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/p/donate.html 'Beyond Explanation' is a YouTube presentation of 'Phantoms & Monsters' first-person encounters. Subscribe today! Check it out at https://www.youtube.com/c/BeyondExplanation  

In this episode we walk from the Menin Road, along Maple Avenue to Sanctuary Wood British Cemetery, visiting the grave of Gilbert Talbot and a private memorial to an officer killed nearby. We also see the Trench Museum at Sanctuary Wood and finish on the high ground of Hill 62. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/oldfrontline)

The First Baptist Church, Sysco, and the Gateway Café in DuBois are proud to team up and serve more than 400 free bagged lunches this Saturday! These lunches are for anyone who wants one and include a delicious slow-roasted turkey and cheddar cheese sandwich on a brioche bun, a bag of potato chip, chocolate chip cookies, and a bottle of water. To get a lunch, please come to the parking lot of the First Baptist Church on Eastern Avenue (off of Maple Avenue, behind the Gateway Cafe) starting at 11:30 a.m. this Saturday and continuing while supplies last. Volunteers will be directing cars to the pickup area, and social distancing precautions will be practiced. Recipients will not have to leave their vehicles. They hope it puts a smile on your face! Listen to the full interview with the Gateway Cafe owner, George Moore.

Check out our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/scarymysteries Buy awesome original shirts made by Scary Mysteries https://newdawnfilm.com/scary-mysteri... Subscribe for Weekly Videos here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiE8 _________________________________________________________ Scary mysteries Twisted Two’s: Rachael Garden Mystery & Lizard Man Tales of hauntings, murder and scary mysteries. Every week Twisted Two's dives into a pair of uniquely terrifying stories that are worthy of a more in-depth look. For this week we focus on the disappearance of a young teen and a controversial and mysterious creature known as Lizard Man. Get ready for scary mysteries Twisted Two's. #1 Raechel Garden Mystery Fifteen-year-old, Raechel Garden from Newton, New Hampshire, was on her way to a friend’s house on the night of March 22, 1980. Along the way, she stopped at Rowes Corner Market to buy a pack of cigarettes sometime between 9-9:30 PM. Rachael was a regular customer so the clerks knew here. That night, as she headed towards the 50th block of North Main Street, she mysteriously disappeared. The oldest of four children, Raechel was a 9th grader studying at Sanborn Regional High. Whenever she was bored, she would walk the quarter-mile down to Rowe’s Corner Market, just to look for some excitement. At times, she would hang out and walk to a hill across Maple Avenue - an area where teens would often hang out. #2 Lizard Man A Seven-foot tall, scaly humanoid… the “Lizard Man” is a mysterious creature said to lurk in the swampland areas of Lee County, South Carolina. It was July 14, 1988, when the Sheriff was called in to investigate damage to a vehicle parked at a home just at the edges of Scape Ore Swamp. The car was said to have scratches with bits of hair and even toothmarks. There were also indications of muddy footprints near the vehicle. From this initial report, countless other claims started showing up describing a lizard-like creature haunting the swamp area.

(Reidsville, NC) - Audio of the November 12, 2019 meeting of the Reidsville City Council. The meeting was held at Reidsville City Hall.AGENDA1. Call to Order.2. Invocation by Major Syung Young Lee, Reidsville Salvation Army, 704 Barnes Street, Reidsville.3. Pledge of Allegiance.4. Recognitions:(A) Recognition of Reidsville Middle School Football Team for winning North Central Middle School Conference Championship.(B) Finance Director Chris Phillips and Finance Department for Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting from the Government Finance Officers Association.5. Consideration of the October 8, 2019 Regular Meeting Minutes. (Enclosure #1)6. Public Hearings:(A) Consideration of a request to rezone a parcel located at the corner of Maple Avenue and West Harrison Street from Office & Institutional (O&I) to Residential-6 (R-6). The request was made by Tommy Dyer on behalf of the Greater Reidsville Habitat for Humanity, Inc. (Z2019-7) (Enclosure #2) – Donna Setliff, Community Development Manager(B) Consideration of a hearing to receive input regarding a Project Amendment to the City's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Unifi Economic Development Project, grant number CDBG-I 14-E-2701. (Enclosure #3) – CANCELLED7. Update on proposed Depot District. (Enclosure #4) – Jeff Garstka, Economic Development Director8. Consideration of staff request to demolish 316 Lindsey Street. (Enclosure #5) –Donna Setliff, Community Development Manager – DELAYED UNTIL DECEMBER9. Consideration of amended Section 17-87 of City's Code of Ordinances dealing with Loading Zones. (Enclosure #6) – Robert Hassell, Police Chief10. Consideration of the use of MSD building renovation funds to contract for architectural services for downtown grant recipients. (Enclosure #7) – Jeff Garstka, Economic Development Director11. Consideration of the use of MSD building renovation funds for a fire sprinkler grant for downtown building rehabilitation. (Enclosure #8) – Jeff Garstka, Economic Development Director12. Appointment of Boards & Commissions (Enclosure #9):(A) ABC Board(B) Parks & Recreation Advisory Commission13. Public Comments.14. City Manager's Report. (Enclosure #10)15. Council Members' Reports.16. Announcement of Board & Commission Appointments.17. Move to the First-Floor Conference Room for a closed session to discuss economic development and real estate pursuant to NCGS 143-318.11(a)(4) & (5).18. Adjourn.# # #

Almost live, very local and completely unfiltered local news... now. Dollar Tree due on Maple Avenue in Rome as early as Sept. 12; will be 10th location in Northwest Georgia Brick-oven pizza and beer on the way to West Third? Plus: Three new industry-focus programs offered by GNTC. Body found on banks of Etowah River identified as recent resident of 'hobo canyon;' cause of death still uncertain as investigators want to know how he sustained a head wound. Former special counsel Robert Mueller testifies before House committees today; how to watch and listen. Locally tune to WGPB 97.7 FM. Ware Mechanical Weather Center: Prelude to the fall? Lows in the 60s, less humid and 86 later today. Morning low so far: 62. Rant of the Day: Summerville Park standoff showcases bigger problem with local government. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/john-druckenmiller/support

Brenda Grunza, Co-President with Dr. Thomas Rittenhouse, and Ann Manganiello, Music Director & Conductor of the Catholic Choral Society of Scranton, speaking about the 70th Anniversary Spring Concerts on Friday, May 17, 2019, at 7:30 p.m., at Holy Rosary Church, 316 William Street in Scranton, and Sunday, May 19 at 7:00 p.m. at St. Ignatius of Loyola Church, 339 N. Maple Avenue in Kingston, PA. www.catholicchoralsociety.org

What are Opportunity Zones? Where are they in Burlington and Alamance County? What do they mean for investment and economic growth here? Burlington Economic Development Director Peter Bishop fleshes out the US Dept. of Treasury / IRS program and how it funnels trillions in capital gains going unused to kickstart low-income areas nationwide. Burlington has two zones: around Maple Avenue and northeast Burlington. Alamance County's other two are in Graham, and a swath of Haw River and Green Level. In this episode: :00 - What are Opportunity Zones, broadly, and how do they work? 3:40 - How and why were Alamance County's zones chosen? 6:30 - Where are Burlington's zones and why? 10:00 - How could this program help East Burlington economic development? 12:30 - Business growth, expansion, real estate, new business development 13:00 - Program puts more eyes on Alamance County and Burlington 14:00 - The possibility of a local  or regional Opportunity Fund 16:00 - Direct versus indirect investment 18:00 - How the City of Burlington is promoting its Opportunity Zones 23:00 - When could we start to see results? 25:00 - $4 trillion in unrealized capital gains nationwide now available to invest 28:00 -- Return on investment versus local/regional impact: Which may win out? 30:00 - How can the average person get involved in these programs? 37:00 -- City of Burlington's documents and web resources coming soon

“In wildness is the preservation of the world." ~ Henry David Thoreau Welcome to Week 2, and Day 8! You are learning how Nature helps you become a better person, in every area of your life – body, mind, and soul. Before we continue, take a moment and think about what first drew you to the idea of doing a 21-Day Nature Challenge? What did you hope to accomplish, receive or benefit from it as a result? Are you finding what you were looking for? Are you making new discoveries about yourself and the world around you? Last week we focused on using our senses to become aware of and absorb the benefits and beauties of the natural world all around us. This week we are going to zoom in a bit on individual aspects of Nature and hopefully develop a deeper appreciation for the gifts we’ve been given in our natural community. Whether we realize it our not, we are one with Nature. In fact, we are Nature and the sooner we understand this, the sooner we begin to return to our authentic selves. And this is where happiness and hope and health and healing originate and forever reside. It has been noted that people are more caring when they are around Nature. In his book “The Nature Principle”, Richard Louv points out that “Species diversity, like cultural diversity, enriches our lives and gives us hope…The more species that live in a park, the greater the psychological benefits to human beings.” That is why maintaining an awareness of the bio-diversity where you live is so vital. So today in your 20+ minute outdoor wanderings, mindfully do a nature count, actually keeping track of every living thing you see. Depending on where you live, this could be overwhelming. You may want to take a small notebook or your journal with you. You definitely won’t be able to count all of the trees, plants, flowers and shrubs you see, so just make a note of the ones that stand out to you – maybe your favorites. Don’t worry if you can’t identify everything you see. In fact, you probably won’t be able to.Just make a note of it and its characteristics – size, shape, color, etc.If it’s a bird, you can note the size and length of its bill, sound of its song, and other unique characteristics. You can try to identify it later if you like when you get home. For instance, if you see a flock of small birds in a tree, note – “flock of 20 or 30 small brown birds in the oak tree on Maple Avenue.” Birders refer to these kind of birds they can’t identify as LBB’s, (little brown birds), very scientific wouldn’t you say? Linnaeus would be proud! The point is, notice and count as much wildlife as you can observe in a twenty-minute trek outdoors and simply write it down. That is your mission for the day. So as you step outside with Beginner’s Mind, allow yourself to become a kid again.  Have fun and enjoy the process! Treat it like a Scavenger Hunt, or a Treasure Hunt. You may be surprised at the biodiversity within a quarter mile of where you live! Checklist for Day 8 ☐ MEDITATION: Day 8 – Doing A Nature Count (A scavenger hunt for Nature-lovers) (You can listen to this active meditation on iTunes or here at Mountain Zen.) ☐ NATURE WALK: 20 minutes with Beginner’s Mind taking note and counting every living thing you see. ☐ JOURNAL: Nature Count – What and how many did you see? Take a moment and think about what first drew you to the idea of doing a 21-Day Nature Challenge? What did you hope to accomplish, receive or benefit from it as a result? Are you finding what you were looking for? Are making new discoveries about yourself and the world around you? That wraps it up for Day 8. Well done Grasshopper! See you back here tomorrow!

In this panel discussion, Brian Dratch (SpotCo Social Media Manager) discusses the intersection of Broadway, photography, and social media with Marc Franklin (Staff Photographer at Playbill) and Aviva Sokolow (Creator of ‘Humans of Broadway’). Stories include a surprise elevator ride with Lin-Manuel Miranda, finding the right light with Andrew Garfield, and a collaboration in honor of Fun Home the musical. Panelists: Aviva Sokolow (Creator of ‘Humans of Broadway’) www.instagram.com/humansofbroadway www.instagram.com/vivisoko/ Marc Franklin (Staff Photographer at Playbill) https://www.instagram.com/playbill/ https://www.instagram.com/marcjfranklin/ Brian Dratch (Social Media Manager, SpotCo) Instagram: www.instagram.com/bdratch Additional Links: “Humans of Maple Avenue” - http://bit.ly/2pdVnWA

The last day of October,My favorite day of the year,It's approaching, it's closer,It's finally here!I got into my costume,A monster with tangerine ears.Then I grabbed my fake club.I was a monster that everybody fears.I went down Maple Avenue,And then turned into Starlight Street.A bunch of teenagers were singing.I was getting into the Halloween beat!For thirty minutes I paced.At the haunted house I did arrive, The brand new haunted houseThat was standing on Cherry Drive.I promptly bought a ticket.2.99 dollars, if you ask me, pretty cheap.I just stepped inWhen I heard something slither and creep.I cried, "Awesome sound effects!”“How much effort did it take!”But I saw a fat mouse running,And behind it was a spotted snake.I tip-toed past the creatures.The snake was really scary.I was thinking: Was the snake real?When I saw something tall and hairy.It turned its werewolf head.How it looked, I can't tell you, not now.I was backing away slowly,For the werewolf let out a howl!I saw a door in the corner. So toward it I quickly ran.I went through the door.When I gasped "Oh, Man!”An actual sized vampireWas standing on a big ship's deck.Before I knew anything,It swooped down on my neck!I quickly dodged my head.I didn't want a bite!I saw a trapdoor on the ground.So I sprinted with all my might.I went down the ladder,And I saw a spider hanging from the roof.It was gigantic, and it knocked me to the ground,I cried out, "Oof!”I held my club with my eyes closed,And smacked the spider's head.It cracked apart, but there was no blood.Sweets came out instead!I grabbed as many as I could hold,And those sweets were able to last a week!I stood up and looked around.The exit I did seek.I saw an opening,And I saw the exit sign.I hopped out of the building.And when I got home I did dine!I finished my meal,Which was cooked by my mother dear.“The last day of October,” I wrote,“My favorite day of the year......”麦克斯度过的最可怕、最诡异、最美好的万圣节十月的最后一天，这是我一年中最喜欢的一天，越来越近，越来越近，这一天终于来临。我穿上自己的鬼装，那是一个长着橘子耳朵的魔怪。我拎起仿真棍棒，变成了一个人人害怕的魔怪。我沿着枫叶大街，拐进星光大道，一群少年在高唱，我也加入了万圣节的欢叫。走了30分钟，来到一个鬼宅，它坐落在樱花车道，一个新崭崭的鬼宅。我迅速买了门票，2.99美元，你可别说，票价真的不高。我径直走了进去，听到什么东西在蠕动，在滑跑。“音效真的逼真！”我随口说道。“那得费多少功夫才能弄好？”可是，我看到的是一只硕鼠在跑，后面追着斑点蛇一条。我踮起脚尖从它们身边经过，那蛇的样子十分凶恶。难道是真蛇不成？想着想着，我看到了一个毛茸茸的大家伙。它转动着狼人的头颅，它的具体模样？我现在也说不清楚。它仰头嚎叫一声，我赶紧退后几步。角落上有一道门，我朝着它拼命狂奔。穿过那道角门，我大喊一声；“噢，我的天！”一个实际大小的吸血鬼站在一艘船的甲板上。说时迟那时快，它猛地跃起，落到我的脖子上。我赶快把头闪到一旁，我可不想让它咬伤。此时，我看到了一个地板门，便使出浑身解数，迅速逃遁。我很麻利地趴下梯子，却看到一个蜘蛛挂在天花板中央。巨大的蜘蛛猛地一下把我撞到了地板上。我大喊一声：“这下够呛！”我双目紧闭，拿出棍棒，雨点一般打在蜘蛛头上。蜘蛛的头裂成两半，却不见血液往外流淌。头颅里流出来的是糖，是糖，是糖！我抓起糖块，不遗余力，这些糖块足够我吃一个星期。我站起身来，四下一瞧，急急忙忙把出口寻找。我看到了出口，我看到了指示牌，我蹦蹦跳跳从大楼里出来。回到家里，胃口大开。很快吃完妈妈亲手烹制的饭菜。于是，我随手写道：“十月的最后一天，这是我一年中最喜欢的一天……”

The last day of October,My favorite day of the year,It’s approaching, it’s closer,It’s finally here!I got into my costume,A monster with tangerine ears.Then I grabbed my fake club.I was a monster that everybody fears.I went down Maple Avenue,And then turned into Starlight Street.A bunch of teenagers were singing.I was getting into the Halloween beat!For thirty minutes I paced.At the haunted house I did arrive, The brand new haunted houseThat was standing on Cherry Drive.I promptly bought a ticket.2.99 dollars, if you ask me, pretty cheap.I just stepped inWhen I heard something slither and creep.I cried, "Awesome sound effects!”“How much effort did it take!”But I saw a fat mouse running,And behind it was a spotted snake.I tip-toed past the creatures.The snake was really scary.I was thinking: Was the snake real?When I saw something tall and hairy.It turned its werewolf head.How it looked, I can’t tell you, not now.I was backing away slowly,For the werewolf let out a howl!I saw a door in the corner. So toward it I quickly ran.I went through the door.When I gasped "Oh, Man!”An actual sized vampireWas standing on a big ship’s deck.Before I knew anything,It swooped down on my neck!I quickly dodged my head.I didn't want a bite!I saw a trapdoor on the ground.So I sprinted with all my might.I went down the ladder,And I saw a spider hanging from the roof.It was gigantic, and it knocked me to the ground,I cried out, "Oof!”I held my club with my eyes closed,And smacked the spider’s head.It cracked apart, but there was no blood.Sweets came out instead!I grabbed as many as I could hold,And those sweets were able to last a week!I stood up and looked around.The exit I did seek.I saw an opening,And I saw the exit sign.I hopped out of the building.And when I got home I did dine!I finished my meal,Which was cooked by my mother dear.“The last day of October,” I wrote,“My favorite day of the year......”麦克斯度过的最可怕、最诡异、最美好的万圣节十月的最后一天，这是我一年中最喜欢的一天，越来越近，越来越近，这一天终于来临。我穿上自己的鬼装，那是一个长着橘子耳朵的魔怪。我拎起仿真棍棒，变成了一个人人害怕的魔怪。我沿着枫叶大街，拐进星光大道，一群少年在高唱，我也加入了万圣节的欢叫。走了30分钟，来到一个鬼宅，它坐落在樱花车道，一个新崭崭的鬼宅。我迅速买了门票，2.99美元，你可别说，票价真的不高。我径直走了进去，听到什么东西在蠕动，在滑跑。“音效真的逼真！”我随口说道。“那得费多少功夫才能弄好？”可是，我看到的是一只硕鼠在跑，后面追着斑点蛇一条。我踮起脚尖从它们身边经过，那蛇的样子十分凶恶。难道是真蛇不成？想着想着，我看到了一个毛茸茸的大家伙。它转动着狼人的头颅，它的具体模样？我现在也说不清楚。它仰头嚎叫一声，我赶紧退后几步。角落上有一道门，我朝着它拼命狂奔。穿过那道角门，我大喊一声；“噢，我的天！”一个实际大小的吸血鬼站在一艘船的甲板上。说时迟那时快，它猛地跃起，落到我的脖子上。我赶快把头闪到一旁，我可不想让它咬伤。此时，我看到了一个地板门，便使出浑身解数，迅速逃遁。我很麻利地趴下梯子，却看到一个蜘蛛挂在天花板中央。巨大的蜘蛛猛地一下把我撞到了地板上。我大喊一声：“这下够呛！”我双目紧闭，拿出棍棒，雨点一般打在蜘蛛头上。蜘蛛的头裂成两半，却不见血液往外流淌。头颅里流出来的是糖，是糖，是糖！我抓起糖块，不遗余力，这些糖块足够我吃一个星期。我站起身来，四下一瞧，急急忙忙把出口寻找。我看到了出口，我看到了指示牌，我蹦蹦跳跳从大楼里出来。回到家里，胃口大开。很快吃完妈妈亲手烹制的饭菜。于是，我随手写道：“十月的最后一天，这是我一年中最喜欢的一天……”

Discuss on Reddit ➤ Support the Show ➤ Welcome to our podcast on Maple Avenue! This week, we're talking about the fabulously important (and recently closed) musical Fun Home. We chat about the importance of representation, non-linearity, vagaries in the LGBTQ alphabet soup of terminology, and Jimi gets caught up on a particular V-word. Fun Home (Original Cast Recording) Amazon / Spotify / iTunes SHOW NOTES If you haven't read the graphic novel that the musical Fun Home is based on, we highly recommend it! Alison Bechdel's early comic strip, Dykes to Watch Out For is archived online. Check it out! After seeing her life on stage, Alison Bechdel responded in the best way possible: with another autobiographical comic strip. Sydney Lucas. Ring of Keys. Tony Performance. 'Nuff said. No matter how you describe it, Ellen's coming out on television was revolutionary in the 90s. Here's a retrospective. Want to hear more about the political drama surrounding the graphic novel in South Carolina? Here's a quick NPR story about it. It never made it to television (SHAME) but, thanks to the power of the internet, you can experience the entire Jeanine Tesori & Lisa Kron Tony acceptance speech. A SCANDALOUS QUIZ QUESTION… What musical revival caused an audience member to strip completely naked because she loved it that much?

Former students call into show to pay tribute to scholar, Dr. Albirda Rose, whose retirement concert is Saturday, April 17, 2010, 8 PM at San Francisco State University's McKenna Theatre; Camille T. Dungy, editor of BLACK NATURE: Four Centuries of African American Nature Poetry, joined in the studio with Joyce Jenkins, editor of Poetry Flash and one of the principle organizers of the Northern CA Bay Area Book Awards, this weekend, April 18, 1 PM at the SF Main Library's Koret Auditorium, 100 Larkin Street in San Francisco. Professor Dungy is receiving the Special Recognition Award. The event is free and all are welcome. Valerie Trout as been called one of the few modern young singers creating stylistic change in the Vocal Jazz Tradition. She concludes a two session workshop Saturday, April 17, 11 AM to 2 PM at the MoAD-SF. She also hosts an all women showcase on Third Fridays in Oakland called Shepeople's: A Rare Breed, at Divinity and Voice, 3609 Maple Avenue, Oakland, valvoice@gmail.com. We close the show with another conversation with filmmaker Chike C. Nwoffiah, and cast: Kenesha Mayfield, who plays: "Fatimah," and Curtis Campbell who plays: "Martin." Nwoffiah's award winning film, Sabar: Life is a Dance, is a part of a FREE two day screening also at MoAD April 23, 5 & 7:30 PM, and April 24, 4 PM (VIP screening, invitation only with a general admission overflow) & 7 PM. MoAD is located at 685 Mission Street, at Third in San Francisco. Visit http://www.sabarthemovie.com/ and become a fan on Facebook.com