Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Our editors will review what you’ve submitted and determine whether to revise the article His final work was the immense Geschichte der Religion Jesu Christi (1806–18; “History of the Religion of Jesus Christ”) which covered the development of Christianity up until the year 430 HILLSDALE — Three months after being arrested on allegations of domestic violence while employed as Reading's police chief, Eric Stolberg will appear for arraignment in court Stolberg, 48, was arrested Dec. 22, 2024, by the Michigan State Police for allegedly assaulting a 41-year-old Reading woman He posted a $1,000 cash bond for his release the following day and his case was left in limbo when former Hillsdale County Prosecutor Neal Brady deferred the case to Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel’s office for consideration of formal charges Hillsdale County’s judges also recused themselves from the case which was assigned to Lenawee County District Judge Laura Schaedler on Feb Stolberg is tentatively scheduled to appear at 10 a.m March 7 for arraignment on the allegation via video teleconference Support local news: Subscribe for all the latest local developments, breaking news and high school sports content. Reading City Manager Kimberly Blythe did not immediately return a call seeking comment on whether or not Stolberg remains employed with the city The city’s website continues to list him as the chief of police Reading City Councilman Chuck George was unsure of Stolberg’s employment status Feb — Contact Reporter Corey Murray at cmurray@hillsdale.net or follow him on X This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page This page may not display properly to you because your browser is no longer supported or it is an outdated version we recommend that you use the latest version of Chrome a leading global multimetal producer and one of the world’s largest copper recyclers is making its copper rolling mill in Stolberg The company invested a total of about € 16 million in two new key pieces of strip production equipment commissioning a bell annealing furnace and an additional stretch bend leveler.  Chief Operations Officer Custom Smelting and Products “The investments strengthen the site’s future they are a clear commitment to our plant in Stolberg,” Tim Kurth Chief Operations Officer (COO) Custom Smelting and Products The new Aurubis Executive Board member has overseen Aurubis’ Flat Rolled Products (FRP) sites since September 1 “In alignment with our ‘Tomorrow Metals’ sustainability pledge we’re not just increasing our production capacity but also significantly improving our energy balance at the site Because we’re reducing direct emissions — with continued high quality and delivery reliability.”  “The ramp-up of these important core units of our strip production is another milestone for our site three years after the severe flooding in the region,” Dr “We’re strengthening our reliability and our process security The units have already been smoothly integrated into our day-to-day production A big thank you to everyone involved!”     The new stretch bend leveler amounting to about € 7 million provides growth options in the fabrication line for 600 mm wide strip Stretch bend leveling is a process step in strip production that improves the flatness of the strip after rolling and reduces internal stresses in the material before it is slit to the desired widths The new machine significantly increases the production capacity of the manufacturing line for strip of this width by enabling more efficient the stretch bend leveler sets new benchmarks in occupational health and safety in system operation.   With the ‘Tomorrow Metals’ sustainability pledge the company is underlining its aspiration of combining modern metal production with high environmental compatibility the multimetal company is implementing a number of decarbonization projects and plans in its international smelter and production network Aurubis is steadily improving its energy balance — by using alternative energy sources The new bell annealing furnace at Aurubis Stolberg a replacement investment valued at around € 9 million contributes to this as well: It is now operated with electricity instead of natural gas The higher efficiency of this furnace saves approximately 20 % of the energy used and lowers CO2 emissions (Scope 1) directly caused by the site by about 25 %.   annealing is another essential process step of strip fabrication that considerably impacts the material properties The new bell annealing furnace also serves as a redundant facility for an existing furnace for large strip 2,000 mm in diameter and therefore improves process security at the site as well.    Aurubis Stolberg has about 400 employees and produces high-precision strip and wire made of copper and copper alloys with an expansive international sales network.  Um die heruntergeladene Komponente zu sehen den QR code scannen Get our award-winning print editions of The Daily Pennsylvanian delivered to your doorstep every week The Daily Pennsylvanian is a student-run nonprofit Please support us by disabling your ad blocker on our site Kayla Fu wins Ivy League Championship in 100-yard freestyle for women’s swimming and diving Penn football falls to Princeton in back-and-forth loss to end season delivered to your inbox every weekday morning The Daily Pennsylvanian is an independent, student-run newspaper. Please consider making a donation to support the coverage that shapes the University Your generosity ensures a future of strong journalism at Penn Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Erotic Survival Thriller ‘Bone Lake’ Sets October Theatrical Release Date Five Horror Movies Inspired by Fairy Tales to Stream This Week Multiverse Revenge Thriller ‘Redux Redux’ Acquired by Saban for Theatrical Release ‘Together’ Trailer – Alison Brie & Dave Franco’s Love and Flesh Get Corrupted Rock Climbing Survival Horror ‘The Sound’ Will Release in June ‘The Last of Us Part II’ Character Makes Violent Entrance in ‘The Last of Us’ Season 2 Netflix Renews Apocalyptic Sci-Fi Series ‘The Eternaut’ for Season 2 ‘Revival’ Trailer Brings the Dead Back to Life in SYFY Comic Book Adaptation Series Check Into Shudder’s ‘Hell Motel’ from the Creators of ‘Slasher’ [Trailer] Matthew Lillard in Talks to Join Mike Flanagan’s ‘Carrie’ TV Series Director Haylie Duff’s ‘I Am Your Biggest Fan’ Is a Predictable But Watchable Kidnapping Thriller [Review] ‘Rosario’ Review – Family Curse Horror Story Gets Caught in Familiar Possession Trappings ‘The Horror at Highrook’ Nails the Cosmic Horror Blendo Games’ Immersive Sim ‘Skin Deep’ Is Hilarious and Exhilarating [Review] ‘Until Dawn’ Review – Kitchen Sink Creature Feature Fails Its Source Material Let’s Cast a ‘White Lotus’ Season With Stephen King Characters Salem Horror Fest 2025 Opening Night Raises Hell with Ashley Laurence [Event Report] 6 Recent Free-to-Play Horror Games That’ll Give You Nightmares Supernatural Tactical Extraction Shooter ‘Nightmare Frontier’ Comes to Steam This Summer [Trailer] a ‘FAITH’-Inspired Farming Sim Coming This October [Trailer] ‘Clock Tower’-Inspired Survival Horror Title ‘Midnight Special’ Launches May 8 on Steam [Trailer] Body Horror Sim ‘Zoochosis’ Announced for PlayStation Consoles [Trailer] It was way back in 2009 that Sorority Row came along as a remake of the 1982 slasher The House on Sorority Row with Josh Stolberg and Pete Goldfinger scripting the fresh take on the 1980s slasher And it’s Stolberg who has been keeping hopes for a sequel to the remake alive over the years taking to Twitter just this past weekend to offer an intriguing tease Stolberg tweeted earlier this month that “the tire iron will be back” in Sorority Row 2 a sequel project that hasn’t yet been officially announced outside of Stolberg’s tweets about the project the writer continued to tease the sequel to the 2009 remake tweeting out a makeup test photo that imagines the return of Leah Pipes‘ character Jessica Pierson Jessica was killed off in Sorority Row back in 2009 but Stolberg seems to be suggesting that the character will return in his planned sequel He even tagged Pipes in the photo with a message to the actress: “I hope you like sitting in the makeup chair.” How does Stolberg plan on bringing the character back from the dead “It’ll all make sense in the end,” he tweets He also teases that other characters from the 2009 film will be back When a fan asked Stolberg for an update on Sorority Row 2 this past March Gotta get through my current movie first before we dive in full force New film at Lionsgate shooting this summer And they hold the rights to Sorority Row.” The 2009 remake’s cast included Briana Evigan “A group of sorority sisters cover up the accidental death of a fellow sister after a prank goes horribly wrong a masked killer begins stalking and murdering the girls on the night of their graduation for their role in the cover up.” “Whether caught in the remake storm or held as an antidote for the ongoing trauma-latent horror wave I’m not sure there was ever a favorable window to release Sorority Row — and for that renegade reason alone I’m glad this delinquent slasher exists.” Stay tuned for more on Sorority Row 2 as we learn it Sorority Row 2. A little make-up test to see what Jessica might look like in 2025. @leahmariepipes, I hope you like sitting in the makeup chair. pic.twitter.com/IUpQ9NTOU9 — Josh Stolberg (@joshstolberg) April 26, 2025 Owns Eli Roth's prop corpse from Piranha 3D ‘The Toxic Avenger’ Is Officially UNRATED for Ultra Violence May 2 – These 9 New Horror Movies Released Today Bloody Disgusting’s Summer Horror Preview 2025: 34 Horror Movies You Don’t Want to Miss Bleecker Street has acquired the US rights to Bone Lake setting an October 10 theatrical release date erotic survival thriller is directed by Mercedes Bryce Morgan (Spoonful of Sugar) and written by Joshua Friedlander (Holly Slept Over) A couple’s romantic vacation at a secluded lakeside estate is upended when they’re forced to share the mansion with a mysterious and attractive couple A dream getaway spirals into a nightmarish maze of sex bringing terrifying secrets to light and triggering a bloody battle for survival Nick Matthews (Saw X) serves as director of photography Trace Thurman wrote in his review out of Fantastic Fest, “Bone Lake emerges as one of the biggest surprises of Fantastic Fest, operating as an incredibly entertaining thriller that doesn’t skimp on the gore or the laughs. It’s a goddamn blast from start to finish.” Bone Lake has been rated “R” for strong bloody violence, grisly images, sexual content, graphic nudity, language throughout and some drug use. Your Ads Privacy ChoicesIMDb HILLSDALE — Former Reading Police Chief Eric Stolberg is tentatively scheduled for a jury trial in the 2B District Court at 9 a.m Stolberg, 48, was arrested Dec. 22, 2024, by the Michigan State Police for allegedly assaulting a 41-year-old Reading woman.  He posted a $1,000 cash bond for his release the following day and his case was left in limbo when former Hillsdale County Prosecutor Neal Brady deferred the case to Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel’s office for consideration of formal charges Hillsdale County judges also recused themselves from the case Subscribe Now: For all the latest local developments, breaking news and high school sports content. Stolberg was formally arraigned March 7 for the allegation via video teleconference and he is scheduled for a pretrial hearing at 1 p.m He retained Joseph MacArthur Hall to represent him and faces up to 93 days in jail if convicted as charged BLOOMINGTON — Former Indiana football player Eric Stolberg has been itching to get back to the Rose Bowl Stadium for years It’s why he was cheering on the Big Ten’s expansion plans every step of the way Stolberg, who currently resides in Bloomington, thought the Hoosiers making a trip out west would provide the perfect excuse to get back to the site of the 1968 Rose Bowl and maybe reunite with a few former teammates in the process He booked a flight once the conference finalized the 2024 schedule that included the first ever matchup between IU and UCLA. “I haven’t been back since we played,” Stolberg said in a recent phone interview with The Herald-Times “I’ve been telling guys for years we should meet up but it’s hard with everyone scattered across the country ▶ GAME COVERAGE: For complete analysis of Saturday's IU at UCLA football game Stolberg was a receiver on the ‘67 Hoosiers that went to the Rose Bowl that season to face No They remain the only team in program history to play in the prestigious postseason game and are also the last IU team to win a Big Ten title but the venue still conjures memories of the Cardiac Kids and their special place in IU history More: What happened last time Indiana football visited the Rose Bowl? IU legends look back Indiana football saw a glimmer of hope amidst the wreckage but the freshmen team — coach John Pont’s first full recruiting class — beat a Ohio State squad made up of the country’s top recruiting class and had a competitive game in a heated showdown with Michigan State The class was made up of future IU Hall of Famers like quarterback Harry Gonso receiver Jade Butcher and running back John Isenbarger of “Punt and we all ended up being starters as sophomores,” Stolberg said Pont made sweeping schematic changes on both sides of the ball to take advantage of the influx of talent He installed a speed-option offense to make use of the team’s improved athleticism and switched up their base defense from a 5-2 to a 4-4 since they had a deep linebacker room that included All-American Ken Kaczmarek “It was just kind of the perfect combination,” Kaczmarek said Pont also got an assist from former Alabama coach Bear Bryant The staff visited Alabama during the offseason and Bryant advised Pont to have his defenders lose about 10 to 15 pounds to improve their speed Veterans and younger players alike bought into the Pont’s vision “A lot of guys sacrificed for the good of the team,” Stolberg said who was a pro prospect at offensive tackle Terry (Cole) moved from tailback to fullback The final piece of the puzzle clicked into place when Gonso beat out John Isenbarger to win the starting quarterback job "John was probably the best athlete on the team,” Indiana’s assistant athletic director for alumni relations Mark Deal said “They had to get him on the field and moved him to tailback 10 days before the first game." Deal attended all but two of IU’s games that season to cheer on his brother Mike was an All-American tackle and captain for the IU team that went undefeated and won the Big Ten in 1945 He was 10-years old at the time and still has vivid memories of what followed — the Hoosiers won eight games in the final four minutes to earn that Cardiac Kids moniker The most memorable of those finishes came in the regular-season finale against a one-loss Purdue team Indiana made a goal line stand in the final minute with Kaczmarek forcing a fumble at the 3-yard line It was the program’s first win over Purdue at Bloomington in 20 years and only second win overall While there was a three-team tie atop the Big Ten to end the season between IU there wasn’t much drama over who would go to the Rose Bowl Purdue wasn’t eligible by rule having played in the game the previous season There was near unanimous agreement amongst the league’s athletic directors that IU get the bid over the Gophers The Hoosiers found out at 9:01 pm on the night they beat Purdue that their Cinderella season would continue in Pasadena More: 'That's kind of poison': IU football defender channels Nick Saban as team preps for UCLA Indiana football walks the red carpet in Pasadena Indiana players had an unofficial mascot during the two weeks they spent in Pasadena linebacker Kevin Duffy became pen pals with Gypsy Boots who was a frequent guest on the late night talk shows of the era greeted the team as they got off the plane and was their constant companion on the trip “He tried to get into the team picture,” former IU corner Mike Deal said but he showed up at every practice with this beat up car.”  Boots took a small group of players including Deal to The Factory an exclusive nightclub frequented by celebrities Deal found himself hobnobbing with Pierre Salinger President Kennedy’s former press secretary who had an ownership stake in the club Stolberg said the rest of the trip was just as “surreal” with Indiana attending a series of official Rose Bowl-related events alongside USC players that included dinner at Lawry’s Steakhouse and a trip to Disneyland The dinner at Lawry’s concluded with Rose Bowl officials announcing which of the teams consumed the most beef "Everywhere we went it was a big deal,” Stolberg said Some Hoosiers players were starstruck by Simpson who led the nation in rushing and finished second in the Heisman voting as a freshman Simpson clinched a spot in the Rose Bowl for USC a few weeks earlier with a go-ahead 64-yard touchdown against UCLA Indiana still took its prep time on the field seriously amidst all the hoopla The Hoosiers held two-a-days at the dedicated practice fields right outside the Rose Bowl Stadium that had what Stolberg described as “breathtaking” views of the San Gabriel mountains While Simpson drew much of the press coverage at the time IU knew his supporting cast was just as talented The Trojans had 11 players (five first-rounders) drafted a few months after the Rose Bowl Simpson had two of those first-round picks Minnesota drafted Yary with the first overall pick that year and Taylor went at No Yary has been inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame and Pro Football Hall of Fame Defensive end Tim Rossovich and linebacker Adrian Young To keep Indiana focused in the days leading up to the game Pont had the team stay at the Mater Dolorosa Passionist Retreat Center an operational monastery built in the 1930’s They were much more modest accommodations than the team enjoyed at Huntington Sheraton More: How Indiana football DE Mikail Kamara went from zero to hero, silencing his doubters Indiana’s equipment managers stopped Ken Kaczmarek from packing up his things after the Rose Bowl The All-American linebacker needed his uniform and helmet for the Hula Bowl look at your facemask,” Kaczmarek was told The broken facemask highlighted what everyone who played in the game remembers most — it was a hard-hitting affair who played through a dislocated shoulder that season nearly ended up in the hospital after taking a crushing blow at USC’s 5-yard line with less than a minute to go There were some initial concerns that he suffered a punctured lung “I still wish I could have caught it,” Stolberg said “I was running a post route and I had my arms up ready to catch the ball and as soon as the ball hit my hands their safety got underneath me and I was diagnosed with two cracked ribs Simpson didn’t make it out of the game unscathed either The former All-American carried the ball 25 times for 128 rushing yards — his third-lowest single-game total of the season — and didn’t have a single carry go for more than 20 yards “Several times I thought I was going to get away,” Simpson said in a story on the game from The Herald-Times Indiana’s linebacker and their deep men were very quick Much of Simpson’s production came in the first quarter 84-yard scoring drive that Simpson capped off with a 2-yard touchdown run He accounted for 46 yards on the possession we worked for two weeks on attacking the lead back,” Kaczmarek said “Our goal was to push him and stop him in the backfield and make Simpson go out of his normal running lanes we blitzed them in a lot of different ways You could see the coaches on the Southern Cal sidelines were frustrated.” Indiana had plenty of what-if moments that still haunt the team The first came in the second quarter when sure-handed tight end Al Gage who led the team with six catches for 67 yards dropped a would-be touchdown in the end zone without a defender in sight The Hoosiers settled for a 27-yard field goal two plays later Another pivotal moment came in the third quarter after Gonso led the Hoosiers into USC territory on a drive that started at their own 10-yard line He suffered muscle spasms with the offense facing a third-and-one at the 38-yard line and had to briefly come out of the game “I wish we would’ve called a timeout to get Gonso back in,” Kaczmarek said he led us against Arizona when Gonso was out Indiana running back Terry Cole was stopped at the line of scrimmage on third down and Perry threw an incompletion on fourth down The Hoosiers finished the game with a season-low 189 total yards “They were tough and they never quit,” Young said at the time “I’d say they were as good as any other team we played.” USC was crowned national champs and Indiana ended up ranked No The loss doesn’t dampen the memory for Kaczmarek who got choked up when recalling the moment he walked onto through the tunnel at the Rose Bowl to a “sea of red.”  “There were 20,000 to 30,000 of our fans there,” Kaczmarek said It was just as memorable for the fans in the stands that day like Mark Deal who is heading to the Rose Bowl as part of IU’s advance team on Thursday as the lone member of the department who was in the stands back in 1968 “It was an unbelievable experience for a 10-year old,” Deal said Michael Niziolek is the Indiana beat reporter for The Bloomington Herald-Times. You can follow him on X @michaelniziolek and read all his coverage by clicking here a double major in mathematics and secondary education has been named to the 2024-2025 cohort of Newman Civic Fellows by Campus Compact a national coalition of colleges and universities working to advance the public purposes of higher education He will join student civic leaders from 38 states The Newman Civic Fellowship is a yearlong program that recognizes students who stand out for their leadership potential and commitment to creating positive change in communities The fellowship is named for the late Frank Newman who was a tireless advocate for civic engagement in higher education In the spirit of Newman’s leadership each fellow is nominated by their campus president or chancellor who is invited to select one exemplary community-committed student from their campus each year Stolberg serves as a peer mentor and also mentors local high school students through his participation in Salve Regina’s Pathways program focused on guiding first-generation students and their families to high school graduation and college enrollment His dedication to community service dates back to his high school years – during which he served on the select board of his hometown of Leicester participated with the AmeriCorps Generation Teach program He believes educators play a critical role in inspiring the next generation to become active participants in their communities “Solving civic problems has to start with understanding the perspectives of others and education is one of the best ways to bridge that gap,” Stolberg said “But that’s just the first step Action has to follow understanding to bring about real change I find genuine joy in serving my community and will work to inspire that feeling in others so they can enjoy being an active part of where they live.” Campus Compact provides students with learning and networking opportunities that nurture their development as civic leaders professional and civic growth that can empower them to collaborate effectively across disciplines and create large-scale positive change The cornerstone of the fellowship is the annual convening of Newman Civic Fellows which offers intensive in-person skill-building and networking The fellowship also provides pathways to apply for exclusive opportunities including mini-grants to help fund community projects scholarships and post-graduate opportunities Salve Regina’s focus on community service was a key reason Stolberg opted to study here “Salve isn’t isolated,” he said “There are so many opportunities to interact and explore I had the chance to teach and observe students of different ages which really opened my eyes to the range of demographics I’m looking forward to bringing what I experienced and learned here to the Newman networking workshops The presentation will be by Stefano Filipponi Secretary General of the Opera di Santa Croce; Eleonora Mazzocchi curator of the Opera di Santa Croce; the art restorer Paola Rosa and the donor Donna Malin who made the restoration possible This will be followed by a guided tour Santa Croce in Rosa (in Italian by reservation only) dedicated to the discovery of great female figures buried in Santa Croce Their story will unfold during an unusual itinerary in which women of all ranks and occupations gain a voice and bear witness to some of the most engaging stories of artistic passion The monumental tomb of Louise of Stolberg-Gedern Countess of Albany was built between 1824 and 1839 by Luigi Giovannozzi and Emilio Santarelli and was located in the right transept of the Basilica on the left wall of the Castellani chapel six years after her death fifteenth century architectural layout is reminiscent of ancient monuments and houses two pensive winged funerary Geniuses of tender childlike forms. The two Geniuses are placed on the sides of a cippus on which is carved in bas-relief on the front the Virtues (Faith Hope and Charity) representing those of the illustrious deceased In the lunette inside the upper arch we can observe the coats of arms of the Stolbergs and Stuarts On the tombstone in the centre of the base there is an inscription made of pure gold which recalls the incomparable qualities of the countess who died in 1824 at the age of 72 Louise of Stolberg-Gedern was a protégé of Maria Theresa of Austria a modest income and a suitable arranged marriage Louise was chosen to marry Charles Edward Stuart considered the rightful heir to the thrones of England The union soon proved to be a failure and dangerous for Louise's life and thanks to her diplomatic skills she appealed to the Grand Duke Peter Leopold the Cardinal of York and Gustav III of Sweden to obtain a legal separation as well as an annuity that would allow her to maintain her independence and economic well-being It was an audacious choice for an 18th century woman given that her husband's violent nature could not necessarily be a sufficient justification for the society of the time Louise of Stolberg-Gedern moved first to Paris and then to Florence together with her partner she created one of the most popular literary salons in the city frequented by Canova Chateaubriand and many other famous artists of the time Louise commissioned the celebrated sculptor Antonio Canova to produce the monumental tomb in Santa Croce Donna Malin retired from Johnson & Johnson after an intense thirty-year career she has dedicated herself to mentoring and promoting the professional and personal development of women She was for several years vice president of Women in Need a nonprofit organization that helps homeless women and children in New York to rebuild their lives and to break the cycle of homelessness Donna first visited Florence as a teenager and fell in love with the city she returned annually and now resides there for several months each year In 2014 she began to follow the activities of the Opera di Santa Croce supporting various restoration projects (the tombs of Michelangelo and that of Machiavelli the funeral monument to Louise of Stolberg-Gedern) She also financed a publication entitled American Reflections dedicated to the deep bond that unites Santa Croce with the United States Donna Malin (centre) with the restorers Emanuela Pieretti (left) and Paola Rosa (right) Piazza Santa Croce 1650122 Florence – Italy BOOKING AND VISIT INFORMATION+39 055 2466105booking@santacroceopera.it ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICESVia de’ Benci 1550122 Florence – Italy +39 055 2008789 segreteria@santacroceopera.it Photo courtesy of Lamron Photo Editor FP Zatlukal an emergency alert went out to members of the Geneseo campus community and staff alike were advised of the following: “Contractors have hit a gas line in the area of Milne Library Please avoid University Drive in that area has been closed temporarily while the issue is resolved.” About 10 minutes after this alert was sent out an additional alert was released stating that the Integrated Science Center (ISC) and Newton had also been evacuated as a precaution.  the evacuation was initiated via a fire alarm pull There seemed to be a casual reaction to the evacuation happening this way with many people assuming that it was a fire drill According to an anonymous eyewitness who was inside the ISC at the time it was only “when police started taping off areas and yelling for students to evacuate the area saying it would be closed for a decent bit of the day that everyone quickly realized this was a bit more dire and from there people walked away confused and worried.”  a senior biology adolescent education major who was also in the ISC at the time of evacuation “The fire alarm was when I first heard about the gas leak I wasn’t sure if it was a drill or a chemical accident in a lab I got the alert about the gas leak about ten minutes later.”  she left all of her things behind in the evacuation “My belongings remained on a desk on the second floor of the ISC I was still panicked that there could have been potential theft and thought I was silly for leaving my stuff behind it was better to leave the building in the end.” a third alert was released to the campus stating that due to the high number of academic buildings being impacted by the leak classes would be canceled for the remainder of the day While these were the only buildings to be officially closed by the campus several buildings such as Fraser and Bailey had different entrances or exits barricaded in an effort to direct student traffic away from the area(s) of concern.  The first statement directed to employees of the campus was released in this alert as well stating that nonessential employees who work in affected buildings may work in alternate locations on campus or charge the absence to the appropriate leave accruals The majority of campus offices impacted by the closures took up residence in the MacVittie College Union Ballroom It was also in this alert that the college stated that the gas leak was not impacting residence halls.  the campus population received a fourth update stating that “Crews are actively working to fix the gas leak near Milne Library All classes are canceled for the remainder of the day and evening on February 20.” a final alert was released regarding the issue explaining that; “The gas leak has been turned off and the area is clear.” With the buildings deemed safe students such as Stolberg were thankful to be reunited with their belongings.  While the whole incident only reportedly lasted about five hours students have come forward stating that they were aware something was going on amidst Geneseo’s campus prior to any emergency alert released due to the smell of gas being prominent in the area of the leak.  there were no further updates on this situation SUNY Geneseo’s student newspaper since 1922 all comments that include harassment or any sort of hate speech will be deleted promptly Arts and Entertainment Letters to the Editor The Normal a Richmond festival that celebrates creativity and art is making a triumphant return RVA MakerFest attracted 8,000 attendees and featured 100 makers at the Science Museum of Virginia on West Broad Street and Blue Cheese Robotics are reestablishing the popular event on Saturday they’re calling the festival “RVA MakerFest Resurgence.” Josh Stolberg is the foundation’s co-president and founder of CapWorks “MakerFest is unique in that it gives you a chance to show how you make your products it’s not really practical to bring people into my studio,” Stolberg explained The facility serves as a space designated solely for makers Stolberg sold his artwork and coasters made from bottle caps at farmers' markets before he was encouraged to join Build then converted his side hustle into a full-time job ‘I don’t want to work for the man.’ I was okay with a regular paycheck but I wanted to do things that were worthwhile to me and that was making things and being creative,” Stolberg recalled MakerFest is an opportunity for makers to showcase their work to the general public Stolberg will showcase his own inventions at MakerFest that help him create vibrant pieces of art and coasters from beer bottle caps will demonstrate glassblowing at this year’s event for the first time It’s an amazing thing to show people and talk about and we’re just trying to keep the industry going,” Daglis stated he showed CBS 6 what 15 years’ worth of talent looks like in the glassblowing space He likened the process to a dance where each move is precise to prevent injuries and create the perfect glass object Daglis’s wares range from memorial jewelry made from ashes to candy canes and Christmas ornaments all the stuff I’ve been making my whole life will be floating around out there somewhere Do you know about a good news story happening in your community? Email the CBS 6 Newsroom and let us know.