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Stanley Mehr Dies

February 19, 2013, 6:09 pm
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Stanley Mehr Dies Patch McLean, VA --

Stanley Mehr, long-time resident of McLean and co-founder of Mehr Brothers Flowers, passed away at his home Monday, Jan. 14, following a brief illness.

Mehr was 94.

At the time of his death he was surrounded by those to whom he been closest in recent years, including his daughter Julia, and two dear friends who were also employees—Zoe Sollenberger, who had worked at Mehr Brothers for 38 years, and Tshering Tamang, who had been an employee for 25.

Mehr and his brother Seymour began farming flowers on a plot of land off Old Dominion Road in 1951, operating under the name Mehr Brothers Flowers. In those early years, Mehr was employed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, where he had a distinguished career until his retirement more than 35 years ago.

Seymour passed away from leukemia in 1957, and Stanley kept the business going, retaining the name Mehr Brothers in tribute to his beloved sibling. 

For decades, Mehr resisted offers from developers to buy his four-acre parcel. In a 2011 profile in the Fairfax Times, he questioned the wisdom of selling, even though a sale would have provided substantial earnings. “Sit in an apartment in a high rise?” he stated rhetorically, referring to his deep love of land far beyond any need for material wealth. 

Mehr was one of McLean’s more engaging and even enigmatic characters. Many of his customers became close friends, and he returned the friendships with affection, concern and empathy.

Frequently they stopped by Mehr Brothers, or Stanley would go to their houses, simply to discuss current events, engage in political debates, or share a laugh. Customers—and particularly his customers’ children—enjoyed all the chickens, ducks and pigeons that resided on his property. He never invested in cable television because, as he had stated, he never had enough time to read, let alone watch TV. He was known for his passion for knowledge and his penchant for questioning the world around him. It was often said that no visitor came up his dirt driveway without being asked about their pastimes, pursuits and livelihoods. 

Stan was the first born of Joseph and Celia Mehr, Jewish immigrants who raised their children in Coney Island, NY. It was a busy household with five children—in addition to Seymour, there were three sisters, Rosalind, Gloria and Rhoda—but Stanley made time to grow plants and raise pigeons on rooftops. This was one hobby put to good use when he enlisted in the U.S. Army, serving overseas in the Army Pigeon Corp during World War II. During his military service in Austria, he met his future wife Maria and brought her home to the U.S. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mehr enjoyed a 65-year marriage, until Maria’s death in 2010. 

After receiving a degree in agriculture from the University of Wisconsin, he worked for the soil conservation service, teaching farmers and young men from the civilian conservation corps about contour farming and other erosion control practices. Just before he joined the army, he volunteered with numerous other young people to help harvest crops as many farmers and farm workers had been called to serve in the war. After the war he helped with the agricultural reconstruction of Europe.

Stanley Mehr is survived by his daughter Julia Mehr, and his sisters Rosalind Krupp of Maplewood, NJ and Rhoda Young of Springfield, VA.

For those who wish to make a memoriam donation, the family suggests the American Farmland Trust, an organization that Mr. Mehr supported throughout his life. A memorial service is being planned for this spring.

This obituary was sent to Patch by Cynthia Young, a family member. Reported by Patch 1 day ago.
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Hispanic Health Council Founding Director Maria Borrero is Cigna GO YOU Award Nominee

February 20, 2013, 7:07 am
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BLOOMFIELD, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Maria Borrero, founding director of the Hispanic Health Council, is a Cigna GO YOU Award designee. Council gets $20,000 grant. Reported by Business Wire 12 hours ago.
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The National Fund for Workforce Solutions: CareerEdge Uses Sector-Based Approach to Close Florida's Skills Gap

February 20, 2013, 10:40 am
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As a single mother and soon-to-be, first-time grandmother, Maria desperately needed to find work. Unfortunately, she'd been out of the workforce so long, her skills were no longer applicable to the marketplace.

Fortunately, Maria heard about CareerEdge, a non-profit, public-private partnership serving the Manatee-Sarasota region of Florida. Through the training we provide, individuals can get the help they need for a new start in life. In two years, we've been able to impact the lives of more than 1,775 individuals with needed training. In addition, we've helped secure employment for more than 290 members of our community.

CareerEdge got its start as the 24th "regional collaborative" site of the National Fund for Workforce Solutions in 2010. Through the funding and support of the National Fund, we've been able to work with local decision-makers - including employers, educational partners and community-based organizations - to identify and develop training pathways in industry sectors most promising to meet local needs.

For the Manatee-Sarasota area, two of these growth sectors where we concentrate our efforts include healthcare, which we entered into in our first year and manufacturing, which we introduced this year. This training not only helps close the local skills gap, but most importantly, provides a pathway to well-paying jobs for low-skilled workers who are trying hard to get ahead in life and provide for their families.

In Maria's case, that meant going through our job-readiness program in manufacturing and then onto training toward a certificate offered by the Manufacturing Skills Society Council. But the help didn't stop there: we also found Maria employment with a local manufacturer.

As a result, by the time her granddaughter was born, Maria had regained the skills needed to be competitive in the workforce and obtained employment with benefits. This gave her the confidence she had lacked to continue on with her education and pursue her GED, which CareerEdge was able to help cover by way of funding through the National Fund.

Maria is just one example of the many lives impacted through this sector-based approach. Most job seekers who become participants in our programs are unemployed, on welfare or on other means of social support. They are typically single parents unable to obtain employment due to a lack of skills, and the need for child care and funds necessary to obtain any kind of job readiness or credentialed training.

As another real-life example, Cassie found CareerEdge through HOPE Family Services Domestic Violence shelter. Through their encouragement, she successfully completed a CareerEdge training program and is now employed at a local distribution center, Bealls, Inc. Since coming to CareerEdge for help, Cassie now lives in her own home and her children are being well taken care of. She is successfully employed and continuing her education both on the job and outside of it.

Maria and Cassie's stories are just two of many. Our goal is to get as many such individuals as possible back into the workforce, earning sustainable wages and set on successful career paths. The work accomplished by CareerEdge enables us to make lives transform and strengthens our community bonds and economic development. The funding received from the National Fund enables the success of CareerEdge to be possible. To support more programs like ours, consider donating to the National Fund for Workforce Solutions through the JobRaising Challenge, being sponsored by The Huffington Post and the Skoll Foundation. To learn more, visit www.crowdrise.com/NFWS-jr.


Jennifer Carp is Senior Program Director at CareerEdge. Reported by Huffington Post 9 hours ago.
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West Hartford Police Logs: February 12 - February 19

February 20, 2013, 6:23 pm
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West Hartford Police Logs: February 12 - February 19 Patch West Hartford, CT --

The following arrests were made between Feb. 12, 2013 and Feb. 19, 2013, and are listed in reverse chronological order. Information was provided by the West Hartford Police Department, 103 Raymond Road. Some charges may stem from multiple arrests; bond listed when available; arrests do not indicate convictions:

*FEBRUARY 19*

*Theriault, Rebecca Grace, *23, of 69 Mansfield Rd., Ashford: Arrested at 103 Raymond Rd.; charged with third-degree larceny. Bond $2,500.

*Santana-Ocasio, Raymond, *51, of 1078 New Britain Ave., Apt. 319, West Hartford: charged with criminal impersonation, five counts second-degree forgery. Bond $25,000.

*Fiondella, Andrew J., *27, of 105 Poitras Rd., Bristol: Charged with first-degree failure to appear on a PRAWN. Bond $50,000.

*Johnson, Eliad N., *38, of 36 Oakwood Ave., West Hartford: Charged with two counts third-degree assault, third-degree assault of elderly/blind/disabled/mentally retarded, second-degree threatening. Bond $25,000.

*FEBRUARY 18*

*Malave, Irving L., *21, of 58 Newberry St., Hartford: Charged with two counts first-degree failure to appear, turned in by bounty hunters. Combined bond $50,000.

*FEBRUARY 17*

*Elish, Max C., *22, of 87 Shadow Lane, Apt. B2, West Hartford: Charged with second-degree failure to appear. Bond $25,000.

*Sierra, Luis, *33, of 200 Goodrich St., Hartford: Charged with failure to have lights lit/devices illuminated, operation while under the influence, failure to signal/restricted turn.

*Davis, Walter J., *32, of 115 Wethersfield Ave., Hartford: Arrested at 977 Farmington Ave.; charged with failure to grant right of way on a left turn, operation while under the influence, second-degree failure to appear. Combined bond $1,000.

*Taylor, Warren L., *23, of 39 Norwich Lane, East Hartford: Charged with second-degree breach of peace, operation while under the influence. Bond $1,000.

*FEBRUARY 16*

*Deary, Joshua, *24, of 15 Hill Rd., Thompson: Arrested at New Park Ave./Flatbush Ave.; charged with two counts illegal possession, possession of drug paraphernalia. Bond $5,000.

*Fitzgerald-Freeman, Jaydine, *21, of 464 Fabyan Rd., N. Grosvenordale: Arrested at New Park Ave./Flatbush Ave.; charged with illegal possession, possession of drug paraphernalia. Bond $5,000.

*Plaza, Mark, *22, of 48 Wilkinson St., Putnam: Arrested at New Park Ave./Flatbush Ave.; charged with failure to drive in proper lane, illegal possession. Bond $5,000.

*Perry, Matthew S., *29, of 8 Phelan St., Plainville: Arrested at South Main St./Winthrop; charged with failure to keep drugs in original container, illegal possession. Bond $10,000.

*Ranieri, Francesco F., *33, of 22 Phelan St., Plainville: Arrested at South Main St./Winthrop; charged with failure to have tail lamps, illegal possession. Bond $10,000.

*Delgado, Angel M., *23, of 72 Hazel St., Hartford: Arrested at 17 Hazel St.; charged with second-degree breach of peace, first-degree criminal mischief, evading responsibility, improper passing, reckless driving, second-degree reckless endangerment following a domestic incident. Bond $50,000.

*Soto, Francisco, *46, of 65 Caya Ave., Apt. 1, West Hartford: Arrested at Oakwood Ave./Flatbush Ave.; charged with improper parking, operation while under the influence.

*Agro, Tasha, *29, of 9 Sable Ct., Unionville: Charged with operation while under the influence. Bond $1,000.

*Galasso, John J., *44, of 486 Gilead St., Hebron: Arrested at I-84 ramp Park Rd.; charged with making improper turn, operation while under the influence, turn signals. Bond $30,000.

*Rosado, Anthony, *33, of 39 Flordale Dr., East Hartford: Charged with failure to obey stop sign, operation with suspended/revoked license, operation while under the influence, turn signals. Bond $7,500.

*FEBURARY 15*

*Sullivan, Gary M., *36, of 995 Newfield St, Apt. 1, Middletown: Charged with fourth-degree larceny. Bond $5,000.

*Marrero, Orlando, *37, of 212 Wells Rd., Wethersfield: Charged with three counts assault on a peace officer, second-degree breach of peace, third-degree criminal mischief, three counts interfering with a police officer. Bond $75,000.

*Scherer, Marisa, *18, of 108 Timberwood Rd., West Hartford: Charged with second-degree harassment. Bond $1,000.

*Lancaster, Jason W., *41, of 20 Riggs Ave., West Hartford: Arrested at 20 Riggs Ave.; charged with failure to drive right, operation while unde the influence. Bond $2,500.

*Morales, Eric A., *25, of 238 Hillside Ave., Hartford: Arrested at 456 New Park Ave.; charged with failure to respond to a violation. Bond $150.

*Nunes, Darren M., *25, of 45 Deerfield Run, Rocky Hill: Charged with failure to obey stop sign, operation while under the influence. Bond $1,000.

*FEBRUARY 14*

*Defilio, Gregory J., *57, of 60 Cassandra Blvd., West Hartford: Charged with failure to obey stop sign, operation while under the influence, turn signals. Bond $1,000.

*Nace, Emil, *46, of 3 Winthrop Rd., West Hartford: Charged with third-degree assault, disorderly conduct, risk of injury/impairing morals, refuse to be fingerprinted. Police said accused was intoxicated and threw his urine-soaked sweatpants at his wife's face and then pulled her hair. Bond $75,000.

*Beatrice, Ashley, *19, of 1249 Highland Ave., Torrington: Arrested at 930 New Britain Ave.; charged with illegal possession, possession of drug paraphernalia. Bond $5,000.

*Gochie, Autumn, *25, of 119 Old North Rd., Winstead: Arrested at 930 New Britain Ave.; charged with illegal possession. Bond $5,000.

*Lillis, Carly, *20, of 28 Pie Hill Rd., Goshen: Arrested at 930 New Britain Ave.; charged with illegal possession, possession of drug paraphernalia, failure to signal/restricted turn. Bond $5,000.

*Lee, Peter R., *42, of 514 New Britain Rd.; Berlin: Charged with illegal possession. Bond $2,500.

*Noel, Derek D., *26, of 129 Center St., Torrington: Arrested at Albany Ave. Reservoir #6; charged with failure to keep drug in original container, illegal possession, possession of drug paraphernalia. Bond $1,000.

*FEBRUARY 13*

*Sitler, Kyle P., *40, of 71 Clarkridge Rd., Wethersfield: Charged with first-degree criminal mischief, third-degree criminal mischief, first-degree criminal trespass, possession of drug paraphernalia, second-degree reckless endangerment. Bond $25,000.

*Martin, Cheryl, *52, of 49 Layton St., West Hartford: Arrested at 49 Layton St.; charged with disorderly conduct following a domestic disturbance. Bond $10,000.

*Alsup, Justin M., *24, of 35 Evergreen Ave., Apt. C1, Hartford: Charged with two counts violation of probation. Combined bond $30,000.

*Martin, Tonyka, *34, of 50 Dartmouth Dr., East Hartford: Charged with four counts second-degree larceny. Combined bond $26,000.

*FEBUARY 12*

*Colon, William, *46, of 111 Hillcrest Ave., Apt. F, West Hartford: Charged with operation while under the influence, possession of drug paraphernalia. Bond $5,000.

*Rivera, Maria M., *31, of 111 Hillcrest Ave., Apt. F, West Hartford: Charged with criminal impersonation, interfering with an officer, possession of drug paraphernalia. Bond $50,000.

For questions about this blotter, email Editor Ronni Newton at: ronni.newton@patch.com. Reported by Patch 56 minutes ago.
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Police Logs: Driver Plows into Trees, Then Ditches Car

February 20, 2013, 1:27 pm
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Police Logs: Driver Plows into Trees, Then Ditches Car Patch East Hampton, NY --

The following information was supplied by the East Hampton Town Police Department. A criminal charge is only an accusation and does not indicate guilt.

• After he allegedly hit trees on Bull Path in East Hampton on Monday and fled the scene, Michael P. McDowell, 69, was arrested on a misdemeanor driving while intoxicated charge. Police said they received a call about a vehicle in the roadway at about 12:20 a.m.

When an officer arrived, they found a 2007 Hyundai had struck numerous trees and the driver had ditched the car. The car received "severe front end and driver's side damage," an accident report said.

A check with the State Department of Motor Vehicles showed the car belonged to McDowell, who lives near the accident scene. Police said they found him at his house and he appeared drunk.

An East Hampton Village Volunteer Ambulance responded and took him to Southampton Hospital due to facial injuries. He refused medical attention and was released into police custody. He was held overnight at police headquarters and arraigned in East Hampton Justice Court on Monday. He was released on his own recognizance.

*Domestic Incident*

• Jose B. Maria, 24, of East Hampton, is being held at the Suffolk County jail in Riverside in lieu of $15,000 cash or $150,000 bond after a domestic incident on Feb. 12. According to police, Maria allegedly punched an unidentified woman, who, they said, had a contusion and noticeable swelling on the left side of her face. Maria returned to the woman's house after police arrived, and he was taken into custody at about 6 p.m. He was charged with acting in a manner injurius to a child under 17, a misdemeanor, (there was a child present during the alleged altercation), and harassment in the second-degree, a violation. East Hampton Town Justice Catherine A. Cahill set the bail at his arraignment the following day.

*DWIs*

• Angel A. Farez-Chimbo, 22, of East Hampton, was arrested on a drunken driving charge on Feb. 14 at about 1:10 a.m. Police said he was driving a 1998 Saturn when he crossed over the double yellow line on North Main Street in East Hampton. Police activated their headlights as Farez-Chimbo entered the village, but he continued west on Main Street. He eventually pulled over on Buell Lane. He was arrested on a DWI charge at 1:30 p.m. Held until arraignment, he was released on $250 bail.

• Page H. Raebeck, 44, of Springs, was arrested on a DWI charge on Feb. 16 in East Hampton. Police pulled her over on North Main Street in a Subaru that had a headlight out at about 12:40 a.m. She appeared intoxicated and performed poorly on field sobriety tests, police said. Justice Rana released her on $350 bail later that morning. Reported by Patch 6 hours ago.
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Blogger and curator extraordinaire Maria Popova signs on for paidContent Live

February 20, 2013, 3:11 pm
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Blogger and curator extraordinaire Maria Popova signs on for paidContent Live Maria Popova, who writes and curates content at the Brain Pickings blog, will be speaking at our paidContent Live conference in New York on April 17 about alternative monetization models and the future of self-published content. Reported by paidContent 4 hours ago.
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Boris Johnson launches by-election assault in Eastleigh: 'The Lib Dems are a bunch of quivering jellies'

February 20, 2013, 6:31 pm
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Boris Johnson launches by-election assault in Eastleigh: 'The Lib Dems are a bunch of quivering jellies' Boris Johnson was frustrated by Lib Dem voters yesterday as he was dispatched to Eastleigh to drum up support for the Conservatives' Maria Hutchings. Reported by MailOnline 48 minutes ago.
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Honor Roll: Glen Burnie High School

February 19, 2013, 10:29 pm
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Honor Roll: Glen Burnie High School Patch Glen Burnie, MD --

Glen Burnie High School released the list of honor roll students for the second marking period of the school year.

*The following students earned the superintendent's honor roll (straight A's and an A on the first exam and final) in the second marking period.*

*Grade 9:* Marisa Gonzalez, Jennifer Hancock, Richard Kogut

*Grade 10:* Chase Branham, Jovon Brown, Angel Sterling

*Grade 11:* Kevin Adams, Jonathan Barnes, Brooke Bell, Courtney Bessling, Adelaide Buker, Morgan Clark, Victoria Schlining, DaShawn Snowden, Keyosha Tasker, Lenny Taylor, Trent Weil

*Grade 12:* Eric Holmes, Cristina Lopez, Deon Tyndale, Corey Yeagley, Raef Youssef, Brandon Zebron

*The following students earned the principal's honor roll (straight A's) in the second marking period.*

*Grade 9:* Armando Alvarado-Zapata, Michelle Corpus, Frednel Creer, Christopher Lawrence, Shyann Love, Lily Marx-Webber, Rachel Nevin, Mikayla Owens, Archa Patel, Olivia Saliger, Christine Vaaler, Beulah Varghese, Michelle West

*Grade 10:* Desmond Beggarly, Jessica Elliott, Johnathan Griffin, Jazmine Jackson, Victory Plaine

*Grade 11:* Timothy Baum, Katherine Burr, Tiffany Colburn, George Ellenberger, Rebecca Frank, Douglas Kogut, Hui Feng Lan, Gunnar Leasure, Anthony Lynn, Delbert Roy, Adam Sullivan, Michael Zheng, Erica Ziranski

*Grade 12:* Daniel Accardo, Christina Barrios-Lopez, Allison Beever, Kevin Bell, Thomas Darden, Tevaughn Davis, Diana Degraw, Garett Ellenberger, Cindy Garcia, Kaily Granados, Ashley Griffith, Amber Hall, Katelyn Hertzog, Justin Hill, Kayla Knotts, Jada Lovick, Destiny Melman, Michael Mikulsky, Mariah Miller, Megan Morgan, Luis Ramos-Peralta, Julianna Randazzo, Felicia Sharp, Mark Shearer, Erin Silvers, Mary Smith, Sara Speakman, Jonathan Talabong, Samantha Thon, Zachary Toloczko, Kaili Torbert, Leia Tyler, Mark Tyler, Megan Varden, Austin Watts, Kayla Woods, Summer Young

*The following students earned honor roll in the second marking period.*

*Grade 9:* Oludamilohun Adekunjo , Chad Albrecht, Alyssa Allender, Courtney Anderson, Johna Anderson, Gabriela Arias, Khalil Ashcraft, Alicia Banks, Peter Bernota, Hailey Beswick, Stephanie Blades, Tyler Brandenburg, Zanavia Brinkley, Rebecca Brostek, William Brown, Dang Minh Bui, Aliya Cantonjos, Tyler Cavey, Savannah Chess, Jayda Clow, Frank Cortina, Michaela Cousins, Kerrie Cullen, Jessica Daugherty, Alexis Denford, Molly Denny, Deja Dews, Christian DiAngelo, Faith Elliott, Jenna Fairson, James Ferrara, Geanne Flores, Devan Foust, Hayley Gardner, Zain Ghauri, Christian Godwin, Olivia Gossweiler, Shawn Graves, Tristen Griffith, Rhea Guzman, Gregory Halford, Paige Hamm, Raquel Hamner, Stella Hartwell, Taylor Harvey, Shamaury Haskins, Antoinet Hawthorne, Loyd Haynes, Brady Helinski, Joclyn Hill, Kaylyn Hollins, Alexandra Holstein, Talya Hunt, Camille Jarin, Chelsea Johnson, Markayla Jones, Joshua Kahl, Jeremy Keene, James Kent, Alyssa Kess, Zachary Kittleson, Julianna Kruemmel, Samantha Lien, Jourdan Lisbon, Caleb Little, Krystin Ashley Lizama, Monica Maldonado, Chelsea Malfer, Christopher Marsch, Brandon McCormick, Tyler McKenzie, William Moos, Kathryn Morris, Kyah Morris, Megan Moyer, Monica Muldrow, Mikayla Musco, Dayton Nalley, Magnolia Nelka, Samantha Nicoletti, Maria Sabel Obina, Jourdan Oliver, William Oller, Patrick Osborn, Tikesha Parker, Carmen Perez-Mendez, Shelby Peterson, Allen Polanco, Eric Powell, Amber Pumphrey, Cristian Ramos-Peralta, Kylen Rebstock, Sarah Ries, Camila Rudas, Taylor Schanne, Theataysha Sherrod, Melanie Silva, Sarah Snyder, Jasmine Soriano, Ciera Starr, Jeffrey Swan, Robert Swan, Nona Umberger, Nusrat Umi, Darion Upperman, Ashley Vasquez, Shelby Vetter, Clayton Walker, Anthony Washington, James Wiedmann, Justin Wilkie, Dalton Williams, Julia Wolf, Alora Young, Christina Young, Ramy Youssef

*Grade 10:* Mina Altman, Richa Amin, Matthew Anderson, Ariana Aragon, Adan Atta, Ciara Bahadur, Jared Baldwin, Debra Baskerville, Julia Bazemore, Diana Bell, Brianna Bessling, John Blaker, Elizabeth Bolen, Denia Booze, Regina Brown, Clayton Camponeschi, Christopher Castle, Kyle Castle , Hong Yu Chen, Jessica Cochran, Courtney Cole, Keyasia Coleman, Helen Contreras, Rebecca Cook, Edward Copes, Christopher Corbin, Donte Cornell, Zachary Cugle, Amanda Cunningham, Anjelica Davis, Samantha Dimattei, Joy Drew, Salim Eid, Danielle Elliott, Makayla Emrick, Jared Eslick, Keona Evans, Katherine Flores-Guzman, Jeremias Flores-Lazo, Kiarah Ford, Russhell Ford, Bailey Foust, Michael Fox, Katelyn Gartner, Shannon Golas, Sarah Golonka, Jessica Greer, Lizeth Guzman-Trejo, Katelin Hall, Marina Hanlon, Jordan Hawkins, Ryan Helquist, Jennifer Hofmann, Igor Holt, Daniel Howard, Farjana Islam, Jayson Jimenez, Alexis Kesecker, Shane Kesecker, Muhammad Khalid, Katie Krach, Sierra Little, Brianna Lockard, Brande Longbottom, Selena Lopez, Tierra Love, Travis Luedtke, Eduardo Mallea, Ellinore Mann, Jessie Massey, Kimberly McGurk, Jaina McLean, Tatiana McRae, Haley Merrell, Ashley Middlebrooks, Lacy Mitchell, Nathan Montigny, Julianne Morris, Della Muldrow, Vincent Newton, Monsurat Oladipupo, Shalene Onamu, Waverly Ortegon, Sapana Patel, Cheyenne Patterson, Nadine Peake, Jamie Perlstein, Sabrina Phelps, Samantha Phelps, Sheena Porter, Tejash Pradhan, Usama Rehan, Zaria Richards, Sarah Rifield, Meghan Rineker, Shelly Rios, Patricia Rixse, Victoria Roberts, Khadijah Robertson, Dyllan Robinson, Jennifer Rodriguez, Gabrielle Rook, Jacob Rousselle, Matthew Sears, Samantha Sebert, Jillian Sheffield, Dakota Shope, William Shorter, Tia Simms, Rina Jerlyn Sixson, Sierra Slocum, Martinique Smith, Ryan Smith, Makayla Smoot, Lisa Snyder, Wayne Swindall, Henry Tenas-Barrera, Desirae Thompson, Samantha Thornton, Crystal Tyler, Rebecca Uder, Katherine Van Nort, LaNija Wallace, Brandon Wallerson, Destiny Walters, Zachary Warnick, David Webb, Allison Weir, Elijah White, Cayla Williams, Ulysses Williams, Kelly Wojciechowski, Mark Zheng, William Ziegenhein

*Grade 11:* Asad Abbas, Christopher Amarvi, Madeline Andrews, Michael Andrews, Mary Atiyyat, Joshua Austin-Smith, Kaitlyn Baker, Joshua Ballard, Lindsay Ballard, Madison Barclay, Francis Barker, Brett Barnes, Anthony Bisesi, Courtney Blevins, Madeline Boening, Kylah Brown, Katrina Brug, Bethany Burnett, Danae Cannedy, Agostina Carrica-Lopez, Myra Coffield, Tymeka Colbert, Kayla Coulter, Danialle Deaton, Zachary Deaton, Casey Dews, Megan Diggs, Alexis Dillon, Kyrstin Driscoll, Bridget Dunn, Jessica Dunnigan, Ernest Ebler, Rachael Eduvigen, Hope Elliott, Justin Fairweather, Latiesha Farrell, Andre' Fiesler, Malik Forrester, Ashley Gardner, Imoni Gee, Kimberly Godinez, Samuel Graves, Javier Gray, William Griffin, Virginia Grooms, Ashley Hall, Kacee Hammer, Lacie Harris, Sara Haughee, Danielle Heflin, John Henderson, James Henshaw, Abigail Heppner, Jacob Hicks, Morgan Hill, Jared Holt, Melody Hughes, Shakira Jackson, Terri Jackson, Shatia Johnson, Laura Jones, Jacob Keller, Dawn Kerby, Tyler Klosterman, Cameron Kriewald, Briana Lassiter, Jennifer Lazar, Hunter Leisey, Marielos Leveron, Krysten Lillies, Gabrielle Limon, Yuan Lin, Kaitlyn Maher, Cory Malfer, Michael Manack, Jenna Martin, Le'Claire McBroom, Riley McComas, Gwen McGuirk, Jacob Miller, London Miller, Amanda Mitchell, Alexa Moos, Nicole Muldrow, Kelly Murphy, Thomas Nevin, Rachel Norfolk, Danielle Odham, Sarah Oyeneyin, Jasmine Paek, Tiffany Paul, Collin Pearce, Sierra Porchia, Joseph Powell, Caitlyn Powers, Silvia Ramirez, Aaron Reddish, Erik Reffitt, Megan Renes, Matthew Rice, Corey Riddle, James Roberts, Jessica Robinson, Andrew Santos, Archakan Sarveswaran, Angela Scarano, Thomas Schroen, Chelsea Scott, Richard Sears, Anjeela Shafiq, Rod Shilow, Andrew Shumaker, Clementine Smith, Hunter Smith, Shina Snyder, Emily Solem, Emily Spranger, Devon Stewart, Zhane' Stickland, Ashley Sumpter, Jessop Szymanski, Shannon Thomas, Sarah Tugwell, Ezekiel Turner, Melania Tuttle, Brandon Urban, Amanda Varden, Ivan Villatoro-Villatoro, Kaylie Wagner, Wanda Walker, Sierra Waters, Caitlin White, Melissa Ann Wiggington, Trevor Wills, Madisyn Wisner, Breana Woerner, Tami Yoloye

*Grade 12:* Taylor Aguayo, Megan Alvarez, Hector Arvizo-Zubia, John Backert, Steven Baskerville, Joseph Batchison, Alfred Berge, Brittany Bichell, Otia Blake, Nathan Boles, Colleen Borczon, Garrett Brown, Mary Brown, Richard Brown, Brady Buckland, Savanna Callis, Antonio Camponeschi, Manuela Campos, Alexis Cancel-Sanchez, Cinthya Castro, John Cayer, Christina Charles, Michael Chilcote, Tristanne Cole, Hannah Colman, Logan Colter, Miranda Cook, Racquel Coore, Madelyn Cruz-Cardenas, Cody Culley, Samantha Dehner, Morgan Denny, Maria Trizha Oirasor Diaz, Karissa Dodson, Dakota Drake, Alexis Dressler, Gabrielle Durbin, Eydi Estrada-Solorzano, Zachary Eyring, Jonathan Flores, Alvin Ford, JeNia Forrester, Jafet Fortin, Amber Fruits, Marcus Gaither, Alejandra Garcia, Caitlyn Ghrist, Ryan Gilbert, Caysey Gossweiler, Kaitlyn Hackley, Shawn Hancock, Unique Hendricks, Jordan Hogan, Jazmine Hollins, Travis Hood, Morgan Hoskins, Rontavia Howard, Nghi Huynh, Brittani Iles, Tiara Jefferson, Lexie Kaline, Hyun Ah Kim, Caitlyn Kirby, Megan Knott, Joseph Kopp, Chad Lane, Taylor Lane, Rachel Laney, Alliyah Lattimore, Eric Leary, Juliana Lefort, Olivia Lightner, Joren Lopez, Ronald Maldonado, Angel Marshall, Shaborah Matos, Charles Mayes, Sarah McDonald, Allison Meade, Erasto Medrano, Tierra Merrell, Kelsey Mitchell, Shelby Mitchell, Justin Mohammed, Shelby Moore, DeAundre Morgan, Rebecca Morgan, Crystal Murray, Katie Murray, John Murrmann, Kaitlyn Naegele, Kelly Nguyen, Megan Norris, Esther Odi, Katlyn O'Keefe, Timothy Okray, Dominic Ollivierre, Emily Orme, Jerry Parker, Joi Parker, Paige Parsons, Cynthia Pereira, Courtney Pitts, David Pringle, Nicole Pringle, Steven Ranaudo, DeLarrah Randall, Nancy Reyes, Sadan Reyes, Wendy Reyes, Kaitlynn Richardson, Nikki Ringrose, Corey Roberts, Raven Rogers, Courtney Rook, Kimberly Ross, Nicholas Salatti, Ashley Sandwell, Jordan Santa, Silvia Santos, Gustavo Segura, Sidney Seitz, Michael Serio, Sean Shelley, Megan Sidoriak, Tracee Simms, Damien Sims, Jordan Slocum, Sidney Smith, Steven Smith, Kaede Snyder, Shane Snyder, Daniel Spear, Tia Spears, Kimberly Sprinkle, Courtney Stein, Quenleigh Stewart, Darrion Stoute, Jennifer Taylor, Donald Tepper, Courtney Thomas, Trang Tran, Eternity Turner, Myra Umberger, Nathaly Uribe, Kayla Utz, Sebastian Verrilli, Tara Wainright, Tyler Wallace, Samantha Walsh-McCloskey, Devin Ward, Anita White, Mollie Wickless, Casey Wilder, Edward Williams, Genesha Williams, Harjadier Williams, Erin Wingender, Justin Zentgraf, Takreem Zulfiqar

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Eastleigh byelection: Boris Johnson given the doorstep brush-off

February 20, 2013, 12:06 pm
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'Oh my God. No, no thank you', the mayor of London was told by one householder as he campaigned in the constituency

The mid-afternoon tranquillity of suburban Stamford Way was broken on Wednesday when startled voters opened their doors to find a familiar blond on the step and a phalanx of Fleet Street snappers at the garden gate. Yes, Boris Johnson had been summoned to help rescue his party's flagging campaign in the Eastleigh byelection and shore up David Cameron's premiership.

All things considered, most voters take it well, as if ET or Rhianna was in the habit of dropping in for a cuppa every Wednesday. No sooner has the mayor of London pronounced "no one home" after lightly pressing one bell than the householder appears.

Voter: "Oh my God [pause]. No, no thank you," as if Boris was selling brushes.

Mr Mayor is not easily discouraged. "A very good candidate," he says, gesturing at Maria Hutchings as if she were a sample brush. After a brief exchange, Johnson and the Tory candidate retreat. "It's going very well," he says, which is Boris-speak for "no it isn't".

Whether he is the right man to transform the Hutchings campaign is debatable. He is a metropolitan posh boy; she is a working-class mum, an immigrant to south Hampshire from Essex and proud of it. Though both are gaffe-prone, Eurosceptic populists, quietly scornful of Cameron's patrician reserve, Hutchings's fiery brand makes Johnson's sound quite thoughtful.

Clever, ruthless and ambitious, he probably has more in common with Chris Huhne, whose character flaws have caused next Thursday's ballot. Little wonder that the major candidates – there are 15 in all – do not actively exploit the former MP's disgrace. Their brand is tainted, too.

On the face of it, Huhne's guilty plea last month on a charge of perverting the course of justice over a 2003 speeding case ought to have killed the Liberal Democrats' hopes of holding the seat. But the party is well dug-in and well-organised here, holding 40 of the 44 council seats.

One of their own, wholesome council veteran, Mike Thornton, is their "Mr Normal" candidate. Unlike Huhne, he has no visible ambition other than seeking better jobs, houses and schools and lower taxes for the people of Stamford Way in Fox Oak, a suburbanised village on the eastern flank of Eastleigh. In picking a novice, the writer and humourist John O'Farrell, to be its candidate, Labour appears to be saying implicitly that it hopes that his charm and TV-recognition status will protect its 9.6% share of the vote in 2010 – even enhance it.

"I think we can win," O'Farrell unconvincingly assures reporters after parading two volunteers dressed as jockeys, one in red, one in blue and yellow, for the television crews. The idea is to mock his rivals' claim that this is a two-horse race between the Lib Dems and Tories: they are the same horse, says Labour.

In truth, this is a Lib-Con scrap which Labour can afford to sit out and quietly enjoy. But tactical voting and turnout, twin horses of byelection disaster, will decide the outcome.

In Diane James (articulate and smartly dressed, she looks more the Tory candidate than Hutchings), Ukip has a sharp candidate and an upbeat mood in its campaign HQ on the high street. James parades two Lib Dem defectors, fed up with coalition "lies" and Huhne, and claims to be winning votes from all sides.

Hutchings lost by 3,864 to Huhne in 2010 and needs a 3.7% swing to win next week. Her embarrassingly noisy support for leaving the EU has not immunised her against defections, which are easily found, even in mainly prosperous Eastleigh where Poundland's customers are matched by those at the Costa cafe.

Among lunchtime shoppers outside Sainsbury's, the mood is uncertain. "I was Lib Dem, but may switch,'' says one voter.

Prevailing theory is that defeat would be a disaster for either Nick Clegg or David Cameron or (either way) for the coalition. This could be a coalition-breaker, say excited pundits. It does not feel that way. Clegg has an alibi for defeat (Huhne) while Cameron can remind his critics that, if Hutchings loses, it shows that her rightwing soundbites – immigration, abortion (a 10-week limit?), police ink guns to brand rioters and Euroscepticism – are not the path to victory in 2015. She may be more trouble to him if she wins, the first such Tory mid-term gain in office since 1982.As for Boris Johnson's message to reporters on the Waterloo train is that it is "the constitutional duty of every Tory to go to Eastleigh and kick the Lib Dems in the … oh no, they haven't got any".

In Stamford Way, he repeatedly attacks Clegg as a nonentity whose only claim to fame is his U-turn over student tuition fees – " a protoplasmic, amoebic, vacillating, jelly of indecision". To suggestions that Hutchings is a loose cannon whose London minders (more evident on the doorstep than local activists) keep her firmly under control, he insists she is a "strong original, local voice". But his endorsement falls well short of enthusiastic – as it does for Cameron and his "strong, credible plan for the country".

Among adults, the metropolitan Johnson magic does patchy business outside his comfort zone. Despite her tracksuit top with 'MARIA HUTCHINGS' on the back, even the candidate gives off the sense that Thornton's "Mr Normal" pitch may see the Lib Dem safely elected despite everything. " I will try my best, that's all we can do," she explains. After 30 minutes or so, Johnson gets into his white Mercedes van with the black tinted glass and is beamed back to London and peace again descends on Stamford Way . Reported by guardian.co.uk 1 day ago.
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Itxtdeals.com Develops Pedro Martin Mobile App

February 21, 2013, 12:12 am
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New App for the Pedro Martin Cigars released in time for No Joke Smoke 2013

Gilbert, Az and Miami, Fla (PRWEB) February 21, 2013

Itxtdeals a leader in SMS Text message marketing and Smartphone app developing has been chosen to create Pedro Martin Cigars Mobile App available today on both Android and IOS Platform.

Pedro Martin Cigars is releasing two new Cigars this year the Casa Martin and the Limited Pedro Martin. This year is very special, Maria Martin said with her Father Pedro Martin being recognized at the No Joke Smoke 2013 in Hawaii during its event titled "Remembering the Legends".
Pedro Martin Cigars has brought "The spirit of the old world together with the strength of the new world" joining in the mobile arena was a natural progression to its marketing platform. The App allows its users to learn about each Pedro Martin Cigar , it allows the user to find a retail location and keep up with social media.

Pedro Martin passed away in 2010 at the age of 81, but his legacy lives on in the cigars that bear his name and the woman who makes them. Today, Martin Family of Cigars is run by his daughter Maria Martin, an accomplished cigar maker in her own right who learned her craft at her father’s side and inherited both his skill as a master blender and his uncompromising standards of quality.

Maria Martin mentioned how it is an honor to be one of the few women in the Cigar industry, however she never forgets her father and what he accomplished. Maria has agreed to be a keynote speaker this year at the No Joke Smoke 2013 Event. The event is focused on the pioneers of the Cigar industry

Itxtdeals.com LLC a leader in text message mobile communication (http://www.itxtdeals.com), has expanded its services, made up of Smartphone apps, mobile websites, Large format print services and search engine marketing. New products to provide industry and consumer insights that help itxtdeals to develop the next generation of mobile communication solutions. Reported by PRWeb 19 hours ago.
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Has anyone seen Maria Hutchings? Lib Dems go on the attack

February 21, 2013, 2:30 am
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Tories accused of hiding Eastleigh by-election candidate after she stays away from Radio 5 Live debate.

As someone who first came to public attention berating Tony Blair live on national TV, one might assume that Maria Hutchings would never run shy of publicity. But when Radio 5 Live held its Eastleigh by-election debate this morning the Conservative candidate was a notable absence. 

The official explanation is that Hutchings was meeting voters with Welsh Secretary David Jones, recently in the headlines for suggesting that gay couples could not provide "a warm and safe environment for the upbringing of children". But it's more likely that the Tories simply didn't want Hutchings anywhere near a microphone (Eastleigh Lib Dems have responded with the "missing" poster below).

Having provoked a long-running row after she suggested that it would be "impossible" for her son to become a surgeon if he went to a state school, the candidate has become a liability. To some of us, this comes as no surprise. The day after Hutchings was selected, I wrote that she was "exactly the kind of political novice that the party should avoid".

With the betting markets all pointing to a Lib Dem hold (the latest odds give them a 79.37 per cent chance of victory), the Tories appear increasingly resigned to losing the seat. When they do, it will suit them to pin the blame on Hutchings.  Reported by New Statesman 17 hours ago.
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Honor Rolls: Port Chester Middle School Salutes Students for Achievement

February 21, 2013, 3:11 am
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Honor Rolls: Port Chester Middle School Salutes Students for Achievement Patch Port Chester, NY --

Port Chester Middle School Principal Patrick Swift has posted the latest Honor Rolls for the school, reflecting grades from the second marking period running from Nov. 26, 2012, to Feb. 8, 2013. 

Here are the students on the Honor Rolls:

*High Honor Roll*

*Grade 6*

Yemileet Aguilar

Victoria Amador

Amanda Andreoli

Jennifer Barajas

Ryan Basso

Nancy Chavez

Nelson Contreras

Alfred Cordova

Anna DeCoensel

Julianna DeFeo

Anthony Delgado

Jose Delgado

Sema Erginer

Lizandro Espinosa

Maria Fernandez

Mario Flores

Alondra Gamez

Kaytee Garcia

Oscar Garcia

Brian Garcia Hernandez

Ryan Heffernan

William Alexander Jeton

Ari Johnson Goodman

Kyah Kramer

Savannah Langenbach

Madeline Loiaconi

Anthony Marini

Adriana McConway

Darby Ann McDermott

Melvin Molina

Melanie Mora

Britany Morocho

Galilea Morocho

Daniela Ocampo

Melissa Oliveros

Jacinta Olonilua

Odalis Paltin

Lisbeth Pantoja

Jalissa Pirro

Stephanie Plaza

Isabella Ramos

Guadalupe Reyes

Isabella Rios

Erika Rojas

William Rowe

Leslie Ruesta

Andrea Salcedo

Isabel Sanchez

Kenya Sandoval

Andrea Silva

Ariana Soriano

Jacquelyn Soriano

Rebecca Sposato

James Strauch

Sara Tarascio

Eli Taylor-Lemire

Edgar Tellez, Jr.

Gianna Tempesta

Karli Thomas

George Tsoukalas

Vanessa Vasquez

Ayenaliz Velasquez

Carlos Villavicencio

Sabrina Vumbacco

Erika Yupangui

Kelly Yupangui

Leah Yusi

Nayeli Zepeda

Sara Ziegerhofer

*Success for Every Student*

*High Honor Roll*

*Grade 7*

Marileysis Aguirre

Jessica Arias

Nicole Barros

Miriam Belen

Michael Boccarossa

William Brakewood

Tanyia Bynum

Debra Caminade

Jason Campo

Andrew Candreva

Jasmine Cochachi

Ronald Contreras

Xiomara DeLaHoz

Mailynn Dempson

Alexandra Diaz

Kiersten Dick

Justin Gambardella

Daisy Garcia

Michael Guarango

Quetzy Guevara

Dayron Hernandez

Madelin Hernandez

Matthew Hinz

Fajir Iqbal

Zoe Kim

Joelle La Guardia

Jorge Lopez

Anthony Lugo

Alexandra Manos

Brianny Marin

Elvi Martinez

Taylor Masi

Allaire Matturro

Cristian Mendez

Dayanna Miranda

Hailey Mollica

Ryan Morlino

Tania Morocho

Carmen Ochoa

 Dara Pecora

Robert Perrone

Cristian Ramirez

Giselle Ramirez

Kiara Reyes

Rodrigo Romero

Reanna Rosenfeld

Karina Ruiz

Cole Russo

Joshua Sam

Grace Simmons

Matthew Smith

Michael Sposato

Rebecca Thomas

Petronila Umanzor

Cristal Valdovinos

Jaily Velasquez

Ambar Ventura

Melissa Viruete

Sakina Zeh

*High Honor Roll*

*Grade 8*

Yanitza Acosta

Tinu Alex

Jose Miguel Alicea

Lindsey Aloia

Jomar Arias

Shaileen Bello

Jean Carlo Campo

Alex Cayetano

Marysol Chu

Christina Chumpitazi

Ryan Clark

Robert Cordova

Paul Darash

Erlin Duarte

Anthony Figura

Keren Funegra

Anthony Garcia

George Garcia

Colin Gillespie

Martha Gonzalez

Brandon Guerrero

Stefany Guiracocha

Brittany Hernandez

Silvana Hernandez

Larabe Iqbal

Elio Jimenez

Anita Karas

Lourdes Leguiza

Ammy Leos

Emily Loiaconi

Carol Magallon

Joel Millares

Jessica Mora

Kana Muratake

Mami Muratake

Francisco Muratalla

Rebecca Mutz

Karmen Pantoja

Wilson Javier Pintado

Alexa Piro

James Repaci

Samantha Rodriguez

Jose Luis Sagastume

Jessica Saldivar

Rebecca Salerno

Joel Abraham Sam

Adriana Siguenza

Carsen Swallen

Alex Torres

Lizveth Torres

Jose Vazquez

Ricardo Vega

Melissa Ventura

Sarah Vumbacco

Fjolla Xhemajli

Armond Yusi

Jason Zanabria

*Success for Every Student*

*Honor Roll*

*Grade 6*

Alberto Acevedo

Reynaldo Aguilar

Jason Aguirre

Jennifer Albarracin

Sherely Alonzo

Ashley Alvarez

Ramiro Alvarez

Odette Andeliz

David Aparicio

Brian Aucay

Emily Avelar

Dausnet Barrera

Yessenia Baten

Kyle Baxter

Lily Baxter

Rhaven Black

Irene Blanco

Anessa Brito

Leandro Buestan

Daniel Caballero

Emanuel Calderon

Antonio Carcamo

Valeria Cardenas

Daniel Carpinello

Jared Carrasco

Silvana Carrion

Thomas Casarella

Julissa Cedillo

Christian Ceja

Jeremy Cepeda

Marcos Cervantes

Masiah Cooper

Linda Cortez

Samantha Cottes

Alondra Coyt

Kaylee Coyt

Alexandra Cruz-Flores

Jade D’Amario

Tyler De Cresenzo

Miguel Delgado

Oneil Dennis

Myles Durney

Jessey Elam

Gustavo Fiscal

Esdras Flores

Isabel Garcia

Viviana Garcia

Nikson George

Paolo Gomez

Andrea Gonzalez

Anthony Gonzalez

Mia Grall

Ixchel Granados

Maria Fernanda Grande

Kayla Gross

Lysa Guaman

Joselyn Guamarrigra

Lynn Guiracocha

Grace Herbert

Karla Hernandez

Darlenis Herrera

Nayra Jacon

Ernesto Juarez

Kenny Landivar

Jason Laynes

Meng Bing Lin

Michael Loja

Daniel Lopez

Justin Lopez

Santiago Lopez

Mariah Lucas

Steven Lugo

Ana Macias

Noelia Mamani

Jennyfer Marquez

Astrid Mejia

Brandon Mejia

Brayan Mendez Membreno

Carolyne Molano

Jacqueline Morales

Matthew Morales

Brian Morel Fuse

John Paul Morello

Jason Munguia

Emily Navichoque

Dayanna Ochoa

Richard Olmino

Emely Orellana

Nataly Ortiz

Kevin Pallazhco

Genevieve Pastena

Martha Pisera-Viana

Ny’Azha Randolph

Isabel Restel

John Reyes

Bryan Ribeiro

Katie Ribeiro

Diego Rivera

Deysi Rodriguez

Vaibhav Saduneni

Janely Salcedo

Mario Samano

Christian Sanchez

Nicholas Scenna

Jayla Soto

Britney Stamps

Moira Sullivan

Jose Taveras

Ricardo Toribio

Jennyfer Urias

Karla Vallejo

Shamanta Vargas

Yoisi Velasquez

Michelle Vintimilla

Myrek Wheeler

Shayte Yanez

Jose Zafra

Dany Zagazeta

Christopher Zanabria

Marcella Zanetti

Hanna Ziegerhofer

Briana Zuccarelli

*Success for Every Student*

*Honor Roll*

*Grade 7* 

Pedro Acuna

Shelly Aguilar

Taina Alvarez

Maxwell Araneo

Marissa Arminio

Arelis Aviles

Diego Bautista

Hope Baxter

Fanny Beccaglia

Melanie Blackburn

Gabriel Bodas

Cristina Bonilla

Carlos Cahas

Jamie Cardona

Luis David Cebanos

Rachelle Coleman

Richare Coleman

Jose Cordero

Isadora Coutinho

Armando Coyt

David Coyt

Lesley Coyt

Mariela Coyt

Jennifer Cuevas

Brenda De La Cruz

Marcela Duche

Juan Fernandez

Emily Ferraro

Jaelynn Finklea

Edwin Flores

Juliza Flores

Angel Garcia

Cinthia Garcia

Marilyn Garcia

Lessly Garza

Lucas Gelpi

Emmanuel Gonzalez

Hilda Gonzalez

Daneesha Gravesande

George Greaige

David Guamarrigra

Andri Guandique

Brian Gudino

Emilia Gurdak

Juelisa Hall

Carlos Hernandez

Nicole Hernandez

Jason Hodge

Faith Hudson

Nicole Hyatt

Brendan Johnston

Tomas Leon

Jordan Lewis

Ronny Lucero

Eric Magana

Jackelyn Maldonado

Jason Marrero

Joshua Marro

Cecilia Martinez

Valeria Martinez

Gisella McCallion

Masai McGhee

Marco Mejia

Pablo Mendez

Adriana Mendez Membreno

Daniela Michaca

Alejandro Michaca

Ja’liza Michaux

Digno Mocha

Tod’Von Moore

Diana Naula

Kacy Neomi Ortega

Eliana Ortiz

Chance Payero

Lauren Pellegrini

Jeffrey Peralta

Melissa Perez

Katia Pineda

Melanie Pinto

Santiago Reyes

Joe Riberiro

Ayana Rivers

Sebastian Serafin

Jessica Sigua

Zachary Stever

Victoia Teixiera

Cristian Torres

Daniela Urrutia

Mariana Valdovinos

Bryan Vasquez

Jonathan Vasquez

Kelvin Veloz

Jason Wiley

Enis Xhemajli

Dayana Zamano

Michelle Zapata

Nicole Zhagui

Clayton Zuk

*Success for Every Student*

*Honor Roll*

*Grade 8*

Francis Acevedo

Jennifer Alarcon

Juan Amaro

Jenniffer Amezquita

Aldair Angel

Autumn Antonio

Erandy Ayala

Lilibeth Barreto

Jennifer Barzallo

Fiorella Beccaglia

Christopher Bolzan

Natalia Bowie-Becerra

Jailyn Boyette

Oscar Cabrera

Judy Cacsire

Gabriella Caracuel

Jasmin Carcamo

Laura Cardenas

Nicholette Carpinello

Bertha Castillo

Luis Cepeda

Vladimir Chacho

Alejandra Chajon

Genesis Chavarria

Kaylee Chavez

Christian Chumpitazi

Robert Ciosek

Martin Coyt

Celeste Crivelli

Cindy Cruz

Alondra DeLaCruz

Erika Donis

Valeria Escudero

Emilio Espinosa

Alex Espinoza

Michael Esposito

Nysha Figueroa

Jonathan Fingold

Angel Flores

Laura Garcia

Nancy Garcia

John Gleason

Waheed Gonzalez

Amore Gordon

Jaquelin Granados

Daisy Gutierrez

Ezequiel Hernandez

Julissa Hernandez

Maria Jose Hernandez

Tatiana Hernandez

Yobani Herrera

Iris Huyhua

Christian Lemus

Kaydy Leon

Yessica Leon

Carmy Lopez

Kasie Lopez

Bella Lovaglio

Jennifer Lucero

Shannon Maguire

Erica Margiotta

Ashley Martinez

Keyla Melendez

Shalen Melendez

Elizabeth Montemurro

Jenniffer Morales

Evan Moyano

Lucia Naranjo

Alfredo Ochoa

Dorleth Olmino

Kenny Palacios

Andrea Pantoja

Ashley Parra

Wilmary Parrilla

Ishani Patel

Paola Perez

Cristian Pinto

Anais Polanco

Katiana Prieto

Alina Ramos

Yajaira Ramos

Na’Kyra Randolph

Tyler Riddick

Beatriz Rivera

Ryan Rivera

Claudia Romero

Francisco Romero

Jackelyn Romero

Jonathan Rosado

Miriam Serrano

Karissa Sprague

Spencer Stark-Multer

Latoya Strachan

William Swallen

Marissa Tauro

Kimberly Torres

Samuel Torres

Elizabeth Urena

David Valdovinos

Elsie Valdovinos

Gabriel Valdovinos

Keyla Valdovinos

Litzy Valdovinos

Bryan Vasquez

Charles Vazquez

Esteban Vazquez

Yonely Vicente

Alicia Wilczewski

Diana Zagastizado

Jesus Zavala

Dayra Zepeda

Hunter Ziegerhofer Reported by Patch 16 hours ago.
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Film Festival's Madison Stop Includes Artists' Talk

February 21, 2013, 4:30 am
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Film Festival's Madison Stop Includes Artists' Talk Patch Madison, NJ --

Three artists behind the new short film "Bartleby," including the artistic director of Playwrights Theatre of New Jersey, who appears in the film, will be on hand for a post-viewing talkback session when the Black Maria Film and Video Festival makes a stop at the Madison Public Library next week.

The adaptation of Herman Melville’s "Bartleby the Scrivener" is one of the films that will be shown during the festival tour stop.

The event is scheduled for 8 p.m. Friday, March 1, in the library's Chase Room. Tickets are $10 at the door.

The evening will feature some of the 50 short films and videos that were selected from over 700 entries for the festival, according to a news release from the Madison Arts and Culture Alliance, which is sponsoring the festival stop.

The annual Black Maria Film and Video Festival, an international juried competition and award tour that takes its name from Thomas Edison's film studio, has showcased "cutting edge works from independent film and videomakers" since 1981.

“The Black Maria tour is an exciting evening of film and video," said Deborah Starker of the Madison Arts and Culture Alliance. "It’s not often that we can see innovative and well-constructed short films in a community setting. The shows are balanced and excellently curated. John Columbus presents a compelling and knowledgeable narrative that places the films in context and helps us to gain an insight into the more challenging work."

"Bartleby," from South Orange filmmakers Gerard Amsellem, who directed the piece, and Richard Stephen Bell, who adapted the screenplay, has received a 2013 Director’s Citation from the Black Maria Film Festival and recently was made an "official selection” to screen at the Garden State Film Festival in April. Bell also is featured in the movie, along with Playwrights Theatre of New Jersey’s Artistic Director John Pietrowski. Amsellem, Bell, and Pietrowski will be present in Madison next Friday to talk about the film. Reported by Patch 15 hours ago.
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Hand Gymnasts Clean Up At SCC Contest!

February 21, 2013, 4:47 am
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Hand Gymnasts Clean Up At SCC Contest! Patch Madison, CT --

 

*This information was provided by Coach Kelly Smith, who is in her seventh year of coaching Daniel Hand High School Gymnastics:*

*SCC Results:*

Teams
Hand 136.55
Law 124.5
Foran 120.05
North Haven 105.7
Hamden 73.75
Branford 58.05

*Here are top finishers:*

Vault -
3rd - Stefani Taschner 8.8
5th - Kendall Jerzyk 8.4
6th - Erin Maxwell 8.3

Bars -
1st SCC CHAMP - Stefani 9.1
3rd - Kendall 8.6

Beam -
3rd - Erin Maxwell 8.85
4th - Amanda Rubano 8.8
5th - Becca Anderson 8.7
6th - Kendall and Maria Iennaco 8.6

Floor -
1st SCC CHAMP (2nd year in a row) Kendall 9.15
2nd - Stefani 9.1
4th - Maria 8.8

All Around
2nd - Stefani 35.4
4th - Kendall 34.75

*All-SCC Team - All of the Gymnasts named above.*

We were very happy with how things went. We came in seeded
first as the four time defending champions and we wanted to defend our
title. Kendall Jerzyk also defended her floor title to be back to back
floor SCC Champ. She won with just a half a tenth difference over
teammate and best friend Stefani Taschner. But Stefani also got a
championship of her own on bars. Stefani placed second in the AA and
Kendall 4th and they have been our strongest All Arounders all year.
They competed well overall tonight and we expected they would be among
the top competitors. I was especially proud of our first four beam
competitors tonight - Maria Iennaco, Becca ANderson, Amanda Rubano and
Erin MAxwell- who all nailed their beam sets under the pressure of a
championship meet. Next up is States on Saturday and in order to do
well, beam is going to be the key. These four looked confident and
really helped boost our team score. We have a few things here and
there to clean up but we are looking pretty good going into the rest
of the post season.

We recently had our our Senior Nite and we honored our one senior, Amanda
Rubano. She competed bars and beam, placing 4th on beam and was named
to the All-SCC team. It was a great night for her and a nice way to go
out. She's been a part of an SCC Championship team all four years of
her high school career. I've also attached a picture of her with her
mom, Joanne, and dad, Matt.

Here is some information on Class M States:

http://content.ciacsports.com/gym13m.shtml

We are going in ranked second and the top 3 teams are all averaging within the same point! Wow!

Also, the individuals who have qualified to the State Open have been posted:

http://content.ciacsports.com/gym13o.shtml

They are: Stefani (AA), Kendall J. (AA), Abby (AA), Erin (V, BB, FX), Maria (FX), Amanda (BB) and Becca (BB).

We will also qualify as a team if we place among the top four teams regardless of division on Saturday. Reported by Patch 15 hours ago.
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Eastleigh candidate's hustings pullout sparks Cameron row with BBC

February 21, 2013, 6:46 am
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PM fends off claims that the Tory party is hiding its candidate, Maria Hutchings, away because she is a 'loose cannon'

The prime minister has become embroiled in a row over the non-appearance of his party's Eastleigh byelection candidate at a hustings and has had to deny she is being hidden away because she is a "loose cannon".

Maria Hutchings was pilloried by rival candidates and audience members when she pulled out of a BBC radio hustings on Thursday morning.

Critics claimed the Tories were trying to hide away a candidate who has become a liability after making headlines for controversial remarks on subjects ranging from state schools to gay marriage.

The Conservatives said she could not make the hustings because she was joining the prime minister on a visit to a high-tech cable manufacturer in Eastleigh.

Asked after the factory visit why Hutchings had not been at the hustings, David Cameron said: "She was with me at a very important meeting at a business that's the sort of beating heart of Eastleigh. She's been doing hustings up and down the constituency."

A local BBC television reporter pointed out that he had been at both – and so she could have been too. Cameron told him that he must have been "late" for the factory visit and continued: "I think the BBC has behaved badly and stupidly about this from everything I've heard.

"My understanding is that we were discussing with you for ages about the timing of the hustings and the fact that Maria wanted to be with me for this meeting. Frankly never mind arguing about the form, let's look at the substance. The substance is who is the best candidate for Eastleigh. Maria is hard-working, lives locally, is a mother of four, has business experience. That's what matters. Don't get involved in a great argument about form, look at the substance."

Asked if she was being hidden away because she is a "loose cannon", Cameron said: "We're not hiding her away, she's right here."

He added: "I do think this is a totally got-up thing by the BBC. You're not the most important thing in this byelection. The candidates are."

Hutchings said: "I had the huge privilege of the prime minister visiting this company. It's incredibly important for Eastleigh. I needed to be here to prepare and speak to the people in this business."

Neither Cameron nor Hutchings would speak to the national media.

In an interview with local ITV, Cameron denied that he was making his second visit to Eastleigh because he was worried at how the byelection was going.

He said: "It's a sign of how much I back Maria and our campaign. I'm always a believer that if there's a political fight going on you throw yourself into it. We've got a great candidate, she'd do a brilliant job for the constituency. She backed my plan to get on top of the deficit, get the economy moving, reform welfare, give us a fair immigration system. She backs all those things, I want her in the House of Commons beside me voting for those things."

On the issue of the missed hustings he said: "She wanted to be with me here at this important business that employs hundreds of people, this is a complete red herring."

Hutchings said: "Hustings are important, I've done them everywhere … I might have loads of energy, I might say it how it is but I can't be in two places at one time."

The prime minister was also asked about a colourful visit by the mayor of London, Boris Johnson, on Wednesday when he said all the Lib Dems had done was make a U-turn on tuition fees and sing a song about it. Cameron said: "Boris has a brilliant way of putting things and often there's a lot of truth in what he says." But, he added: "I'm here to talk about the positive things the government is doing."

Chaired by Victoria Derbyshire for 5 Live, the disputed hustings took place at a leisure centre in the Hampshire town, beginning at 10am. The prime minister began speaking to workers at noon, though he and Hutchings did spend some time with workers before his Cameron Direct session began.

The Liberal Democrat party president, Tim Farron, led the criticism of Hutchings. He said: "She's refusing to show up to a hustings with the people she says she wants to represent, proving her claims to stay in touch are empty and worthless.

"You have to ask why the Conservative machine keeps trying to hide her away. This is a candidate who says on her leaflets that she puts local people before political ambition, yet the moment she gets to share the spotlight with her party leader all that is forgotten."

Lib Dem insiders said they had been contacted about the hustings on 13 February — so the Tories had time to make sure there was no diary clash.

The audience at the hustings in Eastleigh booed when it was announced that Hutchings would not be attending. One expressed anger that she could not be questioned over comments suggesting that state schools were not good enough for one of her "gifted" children.

The Labour candidate, John O'Farrell, scored a neat point when he said it did not matter that she wasn't there because the Tory's coalition partners, the Lib Dems, were. Reported by guardian.co.uk 13 hours ago.
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Eastleigh byelection: PM denies Tories hiding away 'loose cannon' candidate

February 21, 2013, 11:10 am
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PM embroiled in row with BBC after Maria Hutchings pulls out of hustings, as Lib Dems say she is 'running scared' of media

The Tory byelection campaign in Eastleigh suffered a blow when the prime minister was forced to deny that the party's candidate was being hidden away because she was a "loose cannon".

David Cameron, who was in the Hampshire constituency on Thursday to show support for Maria Hutchings, also became embroiled in a row with the BBC after the candidate spent time preparing for an event with him rather than face voters at a hustings organised by the corporation.

The Lib Dems, who are defending the seat in next Thursday's vote following Chris Huhne's resignation, seized on the Tory problems, presenting 10 questions that they said had to be answered about Hutchings, who has attracted headlines for forthright – and often off-message – views about subjects ranging from state education to the EU and gay marriage.

They asked why she was "running scared" of the media and being "gagged" by Tory minders when she was out on the stump. They also demanded to know why the Tories continued to describe her as "local" when she only moved to Hampshire from Essex after she was selected to stand at the last general election.

Senior Tory figures within the constituency continue to back Hutchings. They say she is good on the doorstep and has campaigned tirelessly for constituents since arriving in Eastleigh five years ago. Cameron said: "Maria is hard-working, lives locally, is a mother of four, has business experience. That's what matters. We've got a great candidate, she'd do a brilliant job for the constituency. She backed my plan to get on top of the deficit, get the economy moving, reform welfare, give us a fair immigration system. She backs all those things, I want her in the House of Commons beside me voting for those things."

The prime minister arrived in Eastleigh on Thursday for one of his Cameron Direct sessions at a high-tech cable manufacturer. He answered questions on topics including immigration, benefits, childcare, VAT and apprenticeships.

Wrapping up the session he asked for workers to vote for Hutchings, saying: "She speaks plainly, tells it how it is, God knows we need a bit more of that at Westminster."

But in media interviews in another part of the factory he found himself on the back foot when he was asked if Hutchings was being hidden away because she is a "loose cannon". Cameron said: "We're not hiding her away, she's right here."

Hutchings had attracted criticism earlier from opponents and audience members for not attending a BBC Radio 5 Live hustings that began two hours before the Cameron Direct event earlier in the day.

Asked why Hutchings was not at the hustings, Cameron said she had been with him at the visit to the cable manufacturer. A BBC television correspondent pointed out that he had been at both – and so she could have been too.

Cameron told him: "I think the BBC has behaved badly and stupidly about this from everything I've heard. My understanding is that we were discussing with you for ages about the timing of the hustings and the fact that Maria wanted to be with me for this meeting."

He added: "I do think this is a totally got-up thing by the BBC. You're not the most important thing in this byelection. The candidates are." Cameron attracted some criticism on Twitter later from people who pointed out that, actually, the voters were the most important.

Hutchings said: "I had the huge privilege of the prime minister visiting this company. It's incredibly important for Eastleigh. I needed to be here to prepare and speak to the people in this business. I might have loads of energy, I might say it how it is, but I can't be in two places at one time."

She would not take questions.

The BBC seemed to contradict Cameron's account of long-running discussions over the hustings arrangements, saying that all four main party candidates had been asked on 13 February to take part in the debate. It had only been told on Wednesday that Hutchings could not be there.

A BBC spokesperson said: "This was too late for us to rearrange the broadcast, as the venue, the audience and the other candidates had all been confirmed."

The other parties clearly enjoyed the Tory troubles. Ukip candidate Diane James said it was "amusing". Labour's John O'Farrell said it did not matter that she was not at the hustings – as she was represented there by her government's coalition partner. Reported by guardian.co.uk 8 hours ago.
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Eastleigh by-election: David Cameron lashes out at ‘stupid’ BBC after being accused of hiding Maria Hutchings

February 21, 2013, 3:06 pm
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David Cameron has hit out at the BBC after being accused of ‘hiding’ his gaffe-prone Eastleigh by-election candidate Maria Hutchings. He attacked the corporation, saying it had behaved ‘badly and stupidly’ over arrangements for the debate on Radio 5 Live. The Conservatives said Mrs Hutchings had been unable to debate with her opponents because she [...] Reported by Metro.co.uk 4 hours ago.
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David Cameron raps BBC for empty chair stunt

February 21, 2013, 7:12 pm
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FURIOUS David Cameron launches rant at Beeb over live debate without Conservative candidate Maria Hutchings Reported by The Sun 19 minutes ago.
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Same-Sex Couples Seek Equal Immigration Rights, with Powerful Support

February 21, 2013, 6:30 pm
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Heather Morgan, an American, and Maria del Mar Verdugo, a citizen of Spain, were close friends for 10 years before they fell in love. “Always in the beginning, we realized we wanted to be together forever,” said Verdugo.  She and Morgan got married in New York city two years ago with their friends and families in attendance.  “We knew our commitment to each other, but we wanted to make that commitment public, something that even in society’s eyes is a binding commitment to each ... Reported by VOA News 1 hour ago.
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Upper Moreland Students Make the Grade in Honor Roll List

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Upper Moreland Students Make the Grade in Honor Roll List Patch Upper Moreland-Willow Grove, PA --

Upper Moreland High School has released its list of students who made honor roll during the second marking period of the 2012-2013 school year. Below are the students from each grade who made Distinguished Honors and Honors.

Distinguished honors represents students who receive grades no lower than an A, while Honors represents students who receive grades no lower than a B.

*DISTINGUISHED HONORS *

· Grade 12

Brian W. Baist, Nicholas D. Barber, Matthew T. Barrett, Matthew J. Baumgardner, Deanna L. Black,  Amanda Brady, Christina J. Catherman, Christopher J. Connelly, Jillian Cowden, Cassidy a. Czerpak, Connor L. Dougherty, Matthew S. Dummeldinger, Brielle N. Erb, Meaghan A. Farley, Rachael Felicetti, Kyle Gallagher, Amanda Getz, Taylor A. Goldberg, Laura Greever, Jessica A. Habermehl, Anna C. Hakes, Kelliann E. Haugh, Patrick M. Higgins, Nadia M. Hunt, Kyle C. Jensen, Timothy Mathias-William Kistner, Rebecca L. Lamb, Stephanie E. Lamb, Damian M. LaRosa, Melanie P. Leftwich, Robert J. Martin, Jr., D. Conrad R. Mason, Madeline M. Mauro, Brittany M. McClung, Maria L. McGowen, Curtis P. McPeak, Chelsea V. Mills, Sydney W. Moyer, Daniel T. Murt, Celina A. Ortiz, Tess A. Platt, Alexander J. Pronzato, Michael A. Ruggia, Matthew L. Salazar, William Schilling, Amanda M. Shetzline, Kimberly E. Siebott, Petro Sokirniy, Augustina B. Sosa, Natalie R. Swartz, Laura A. Travis, Nicholas K. Vallerio, Leslie Weaver, Zachary I. Wiley, Lynn S. Yip.

· Grade 11

Leslie M. Adeoye, Madeline J. Albert,  Elise M. Alvarez, Michael A. Balot, II, Harry S. Betz, Joseph E. Delaney,  James M. Farrell, Jr., Katherine M. Gumpper, Sydney M. Halberstadt, Shane P. Heron, Larry Hui, Nichole A. Humbrecht, Jacob Johnson, Karli E. Lynch, Enrique Mitchell, Lindsey M. Murphy, Sara E. Nyholm, Luke R. O’Connor, Sarah L. Reice, Alesha E. Rinker, Andrew C. Rose, Alexandra Sawick, Gabrielle Sawick, Brittany M. Scheeler, Tracey E. Tardif, Emily M. Trea, Nicolette Viscuso, Lindsay L. Walder, Sarah M. Welch, Dustin E. Woywod, Nicholas A. Zombolas. 

· Grade 10

Joshua Abrams, Annie S. Alex, Kara M. Barber, Giannoula A. Botsaris, Julia L. Brownholtz, Maya S. Calderwood, Spencer R. Camacho, Mattieu F. Claude, Tanya R. Davis, Kayla M. Even, Maureen T. Farley, Cassidy G. Foley, Jennifer M. Freeman, Erica L. Grivjack, Jessica L. Seeton, Allison E. Sloan,  Danielle M. Spressart, Kenda M. Szczesniak, Joseph G. Trovato, Carly J. Whalen, Alexa N. Wister, Jamie V. Wittick.

· Grade 9

Betsy R. Adeoye, George L. Balot, Melissa R. Barber, Joseph A. Bates, Mickayla R. Beben, Ashley M. Bintner, Colin F. Bright, Kristopher M. Buckley, Chang H. J. Choi, Jason J. Choi, Sunghee L. Choi, Rianne E. Connelly, Daniel G. Cowden, Cara E. Crouthers, Jeffrey A. Davis, Annie Dinh, Matthew W. Fritz, Elizabeth A. Garzon, Robert Gibson, Samantha M. Harvey, Do Dam D. Hoang, Julia S. Huff, Diana M. Huff, Emily A. Katzman, Casey L. Kerrigan, John H. Klouser, Christian G. Leighton, Alysa G. Madrid, Elizabeth M. Magaha, Stella Makris, Hailey C. McMahon, Andrew W. Nyholm, Amber L. O’Connor, Brendan S. O’Connor, Maura K. O’Leary, Brooke N. Pantano, Phoebe J. Park, Venice T. Pascual, Trevor W. Patterson, Ryan N. Pertuset, Alyssa M. Roberts, Tyler W. Smith, Triniti-Lynn A. Thornhill, Adian N. Truong, John T. Waeltz, Jacob P. Winter, Kendra J. Woywod, Angela M. Yeager, Alexandra P. Zawislak.


*HONORS*

· Grade 12

Kyrstin A. Albert, Delmy K. Alvarenga, Alexis C. Andersen, Colleen E. Armstrong, John T. Beaver,  Brian J. Behler, Brendan J. Bintner, Jillian M. Blackshaw, Natalya Bondarchuk, Jared D. Burch, Michael J. Campbell, Joseph D. Cheeseman, Daniela A. Chism, Rachel H. Cieri, William T. Costello, Daniel D. Cummings, Joshua E. Dandridge, Michael J. Dellostretto, James D. Dimitri, Emilie E. Dormer, Samantha Dougherty, Steven M. Dutter, Carl J. Dyke, Alexandra N. Erwine, Charles C. Fabrizio, Jr., Angelo X. Falsone, Matthew A. Foley, Erin C. Gorman, Sydney B. Graham, Theodore R. B. Halnon, Peter D. Hanes, Jennifer C. Hasty, Ashley Hui, Kelly M. Jennings, Nicholas D. Jessup, Mareshet Johnson, Christopher t. Kitchen, Dylan P. Kittredge, Matthew C. Kohn, Kalin D. Konrad, Noah J. Landers, Kurt S. Lindhult, Elena MacElroy, Kelley D. Malseed, Alexa T. Martelack, Matthew G. Mastrogiovanni, Patrick W. Matthews, Morgan E. McDermott, Matthew T. McGlinsey, Shane M. Meier, Antonia M. Meola, Alexa N. Moran, Dale C. Murphy, Danielle K. O’Connor, Grace E. Oleary, Aaron M. Perry, Mairead E. Pfeil,  Kyle G. Purchase, Anthony R. Sacchetti,  Matthew Santry, Kerry E. Sayland, Searra E. Sconions, Lily A. Sgro, Anna J. Smith, Margaret M. Thompson,  Kevin Vo, Bogdan Voshchilo, Kendall Ward, Ana D. Washko, Saige E. Wenik, Mark D. Williams.

· Grade 11

Yemaya I. Abney, Dany Ajlani, Karlee N. Albert, David F. Antoni, Jr., Colton D. Arizini,  Matthew F. Beck, Gabrielle A. Biagi, Naomi E. Brenner-Uknis, Kaitlyn A. Buckley, Brooke E. Burman, Cielo M. Caballero, Michael J. Cavanaugh, Samantha Jae H. Choi, Erin M. Corrigan, Charles J. Daria, Owen M. DeBalko, Jessica A. DeLucca, Destiny L. Destouet, Lindsey M. Detwiler, William F. Donovan, Patrick R. Driscoll, Ashley R. Duff, Lexus L. Duncan, Elizabeth M. Embery, Brittany L. Finn, Drew G. Finnie,  Christopher T. Fleming, Russell J. Frank, Michael A. Freeman, Corey L. Gallagher, Liam M. Gallagher, Tianna K. Gannotti, Peter R. Garcia, Cynthia A. Gasiewski, Christine L. Goold, Matthew S. Greever, Jack E. Griffin, Kimberly A. Gusoff, Tiffany A. Hanley, Rachel L. Hartman, Joshua A. Holm, Kyle E. Irwin, Anastasia M. Janney,  Tyler  Jeinnings, Britny L. Kabic, Alexander T. Kasee, Casey A. Kasitz, Brianna R. Knowles, Allison D. Lackovich, Hyong Jin Lee, Hope E. Lichtenstein, Rebecca I. Liesner, Ashira K. Lloyd, John A. Lowry, Laura D. Maurer, Matthew S. McCandless, Rebecca D. McCune, Kevin R. McFall,  Eric T. Miekley, Felicia A. Milsop, Alejandro Navarro, Matthew S. Nissenfeld, Daniel Pagano, Sabrina Pantal, Nicholas C. Parker, Megan W. Penecale, Danielle J. Perrelli, Alexa J. Polmann, Samantha L. Rafferty, Manvendra S. Rathore, Johanna M. Redick, Joseph B. Roeger, Amber N. Saint Clair, Christian T. Scherer, Kimberly M. Searles, Matthew R. Shilling, Samantha T. Smith, Monica I. Vallerio, Brianna L. VanLoon, Colleen E. Ward. 

· Grade 10

Kathleen E. Alexander, David Arcaro, Jr., Veronica P. Baez, Chiara L. Bangor-Giorgio, Kyle P. Bennis, Everett C. Benson, Samantha M. Berlin, Elliott L. Broaster, Alex J. Caligiuri, Heather E. Campbell, Zachary M. Carroll, Joseph R. Casey, Gabriella A. Cassidy, Benjamin D. Cerino, Shannon M. Chambers, Karli B. Clark,  Dominic M. DeLaurentis, Breanna S. Devlin, Marie E. DiSandro, Brittany M. Dumproff, Erin A. Evans, Robert J Flynn, James G. Ford Jr., Clayton P. Francis, Logan R. Gallagher, Bailee M. Henderson, Nicole E. Hetzel, Nicholas A. Hildebrand, Emily G. Hill, Justin T. Hitchens, Rebecca E. Hockenberry,  Brianna M. Hurst, Thomas Lam, Samantha B. Levson, Alexander P. Lindsey, Andrew W. Lindsey,  Jasmine Z. Luffy, Ryan Ly, William F. Mahoney, III., Laurie R. Mapes, Rebecca L. Marley, James C. Martin  III, Ashley A. McGlinsey, Lauren M. McGuire, Kelly A. McLaughlin,  Alexis R. Meyers, Sean P. Moran, Vanni Vo Nguyen, Nicholas S. Panebianco, Sierra R. Parker-Washington, Alexander H. Perkins, Dakota D. Poore, April K. Reilly, Cassidy R. Richert, Samara C. Santry, Sabah Sarwari, Nash A. Seiberlich, Karena S. Selinsky, Alexandra E. Senger, Kayla E. Smith, William I. A. Smith, Kaitlin A. Taylor, Kyle Thomas, Colin J. Tice, Christian L. Torres, Jenna L. Villar, Jeanine M. Watkins, Jeffrey P. Weingarten, Daniel A. Wilcox.

· Grade 9

Maria V. Antoni, Kayla M. Balcerak, Jacob C. Barber, Colin P. Bennett, Amanda J. Benson, Gabriel Bermudez, Kelly E. Bridgeford, Jaycee Bucher, Connor R. Casey, Ryan T. Cavanaugh, Ayana Chalumo, Shannon Da Hee Choi, Yoo-Na Choi, Alyssa M. Coleman, Alison A. Creighton, Shannon L. Czerpak, Sarah M. Daring, Nicholas J. Delucas, Patricia C. Dorcile, Kathleen M. Dormer, Nicole k. Drummond,  Zachary A. Duff, Sara A. Durphy, Ryan A. Elliott, Benjamin C. Ezekiel, Mark A. Fabrizio, Jesse S. Fentress, Jessica L. Garofalo, Julia C. Gatto, Lillian R. Gerczyk, Karsten O. Graham, Sarah E. Hakes, Brian M. Herrmann, Jordin M. Holmes-Garton, Emily R. Hopf, Andrew R. Iehle, Isabella A. Janney, Emily L. Jeinnings,  Samantha P. Leax, Caleigh M. Lockard, Melanie C. Ly, Chianna P. Mac, Abby L. Martelack, Allison P. Miller, Georgia M. Moyer, Patrick J. Murt, Matthew R. Napier, Sami R. Nigro, Sean P. O’Connor, Brendan T. O’Donnell, Joseph J. Ortiz, Katherine J. Parker, Devon J. Pickard, Meghan E. Polk, Madison M. Purich, Madelynn E. Rafferty, Briana S. Sachsenmaier, Dean R. Santos, Tyneisha C. Scott, Louis A. Serianni, Sierra Siegfried, Kiera M. Slater,  Stephen E. Stahl, Olga Stylianou, Michael J. Villar,  Patrick F. Walker, Michael A. Wambach, Valerie R. Ward, Emily N. Zanine. Reported by Patch 2 days ago.
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