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All rights reserved You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed Kristiana “Kri” Carlet has witnessed this growth firsthand Since joining Spotify as the Head of International Sales in the early 2000s to start her career in advertising says that her desire to learn something new every day and her international branding expertise are a winning combination of tools to make Spotify a leader in audio advertising globally “We’re already seeing the forward momentum in Europe so now I’m excited to turn my sights to the emerging markets like Japan and India where we’re just getting started with our ads business,” she explained to For the Record on the ground in Cannes “Every time I’m in those markets with the team and our customers I’m blown away by the excitement around our brand and the opportunity that audio represents for them We’re going to have a huge ability to test new ideas and ways to advertise in those markets—I’m very interested in seeing that come to life.”  I’ll be very honest—I’ve done so many Cannes—but when I came with Spotify for the first time last year Spotify Beach will come to life with even more interactive from enriching masterclasses featuring the world’s most influential voices to truly FOMO-worthy evening concerts and some of the world’s most exciting creators We’re also hosting a series of playdates that bring the magic of Spotify to life by inviting guests to get out of their seats and play. And of course, it wouldn’t be Spotify Beach without a lineup of can’t-miss evening performances All of this makes Spotify Beach the perfect spot to meet our clients and partners and show them they are part of an amazing journey with us at Spotify where each user’s own DJ creates personalized listening experiences for them But I think the best way to absorb everything we’re innovating on is our session with Daniel Ek, Trevor Noah, and our Global Head of Advertising, Lee Brown as they share their perspectives on how to best leverage new technology to tell stories and drive deeper connections with audiences I’m really looking forward to sitting in on that one myself which allowed us to bridge our work with Disney to launch a new campaign that combines the worlds of music and TV in a delightful and immersive experience and Spain were able to explore personalized recommendations as well as new genres and titles from Disney+’s catalog based on their listening habits and meets music and television lovers right where they are—truly a Spotify experience you focus on the brief and the specific business challenge that your customer needs you to meet You can’t always bring the examples to life I think events like Cannes give us the opportunity to give them a 360-degree view about the power of Spotify advertising and showcase how we’re really only at the beginning of this journey Spotify Beach is really going to bring our creativity and innovation in the streaming industry as a whole to life It will demonstrate the power that our creator and industry relationships have and how we make them available for our bands and partners Clients and partners will get to see and experience the overall Spotify ecosystem Spotify has such an impact on people’s lives and coming to Spotify Beach shows that without question When you come with a great deal of experience it’s important to remind yourself that you don’t know it all—and you have to be very good at listening Because of where I am on my personal journey I have a lot of reminders to remove my bias and spend time listening to my team and customers Then I can help supercharge the experiences of my team and my customers I’m obsessed—and it’s a common passion I have with my 17-year-old daughter We’ve been trying to learn the lyrics from Spotfiy on our car journeys so we can belt them out when we see him in concert They are so fun and they’re going to become an iconic global band Catch more of our full Cannes lineup here Police handcuffed and detained more than 70 people during Friday's Black Lives Matter protest in downtown Rochester including two WHAM-TV journalists — who also happened to be black were covering the demonstration Friday evening from the corner of East Avenue and Alexander Street with two photographers and another reporter More than 400 people were present for the protest which served as a response to national violence and tension between law enforcement and the public According to a statement released by WHAM-TV Cleare and Carter — along with many other reporters — were in the street recording a woman who was voicing her opinions the group of reporters had moved to the sidewalk and continued reporting live via Facebook Cleare and Carter were handcuffed by police and led away without warning ► MORE: Police, protesters have different accounts of arrestsWHAM-TV General Manager Chuck Samuels said in an interview that his main concern was how quickly drastic action was taken to remove the reporters from the area something Samuels said he doesn't understand "Carlet is approached from behind and you know "But to immediately slap cuffs on somebody and take them away — that's why I have a concern." The two reporters were taken from the group but then released within minutes adding Cleare had been able to talk with a supervising officer who promptly managed her release Samuels said he is a firm supporter of the Rochester Police Department and the mayor but said the issue of their arrest being an act of racial profiling has been a hot topic on WHAM-TV's social media pages "If you read all the Facebook posts on our Facebook page and that's very sad in my opinion," Samuels said "We're being criticized for pointing out that they're African-American but there were white reporters standing right there near them and had also been in the streets Early Saturday morning, Mayor Lovely Warren and Rochester Police Chief Michael Ciminelli held a news conference, publicly apologizing to the reporters for the incident “They were there trying to do their job to cover this event immediately called to the field commander to have them released," Ciminelli said at the news conference review what happened … On behalf of the RPD and myself I did talk to both these individuals and expressed my apologies." Cleare and Carter were the only two reporters detained that night both Ciminelli and Warren were pressed regarding the issue of law enforcement acting upon racial judgments "We've already addressed that," Warren said "We've already apologized for that and called both Carlet and Justin and said that we're sorry and we're going to review it." Samuels described Cleare and Carter as "absolutely terrific people" who were being disruptive while covering last night's protest He said WHAM-TV will be following up with both reporters and with the respective law enforcement agencies involved in the coming weeks "We'll examine internally what went up to the situation This could happen to any of us in the media Channel 13 — I do not believe — was singled out here — it just so happened to be us," Samuels said "I think we all have a concern in the media that we're just trying to do our jobs." OLOPEZ@GANNETT.COM GSILVAROLE@GANNETT.COM A man who worked at a cleaning company charged with keeping a Livonia church tidy has instead been charged with breaking in and stealing several items of Brownstown Township has been charged with breaking and entering after Livonia police say he entered St Police say the break-in was reported the morning of May 10 when the connected school's principal came to the building and realized the items were missing Officials then notified the parish priest and police were contacted who worked for a company that oversaw cleaning at the church He was arrested and arraigned on the charges last weekend He was given a $100,000/10-percent bond and remained locked up in the Wayne County Jail as of Tuesday afternoon.  Merrell is scheduled to appear in Livonia's 16th District Court at 9 a.m May 25 for a probable cause conference and at 9 a.m dveselenak@hometownlife.com | 734-678-6728 | @DavidVeselenak ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WHAM) - Rochester Police Chief Michael Ciminelli met with 13WHAM News reporters Justin Carter and Carlet Cleare Monday afternoon The two were arrested early Saturday morning while covering protests after officers pulled them from the sidewalk without warning Both Mayor Lovely Warren and Chief Ciminelli apologized to Carter and Cleare Saturday and again Monday Chief Ciminelli said several things that both had been waiting to hear we were not breaking the law," Cleare said "He reviewed the situation and said that they gave a pass for all media to be wherever they wanted to be during the rally And that Justin and I were not breaking the law." "It was important because a lot of people were making speculations that police made explicit direction for us to not be there and that we weren't allowed in certain areas and that wasn't true," Carter said "And certainly that wasn't directly given to us as well that wasn't communicated to us." The two African-American reporters were detained, while a white reporter who was clearly close by was not. Video from the scene gives some support to that idea. Carter said he felt as though he was singled out. Cleare said she did not initially think she was singled out. Moving forward, both reporters said they feel identification would be helpful for all media. "One of the things that the chief was talking about was having IDs for media, so when they're in these environments and large crowds, they are more identifiable, so police officers, if they don't recognize you on television or whatever media outlet that you're in, they understand, OK you're here to cover it, and there wouldn't be any mistaking of whether you're with the media or not," Cleare said. "And that's something we have to be mindful of, because we're in a new day and age where we're live on the scene via social media, and so it's not something you think about, 'Oh I don't have a microphone anymore with the logo on my mic flag, and I don't have a big cameraman signifying that I am, in fact, a journalist," he said. Text description provided by the architects. The expansion of secondary and professional school "9 d'Octubre de Carlet" (Valencia) is proposed as an opportunity to restructure an existing system and to rethink about relationship between the new building/s and the landscape, a privileged agricultural environment. The project is mainly based in economy of means and in effective use of space freed by the initial constructions. The proposal operates as a connection between the eminently fragmented initial system and gives to the perimeter of the plot a facade of territorial character. Densification occurs in the southwest corner of the parcel: the extension joins the main building, it fits to its altimetry levels and develops itself between not previously occupied areas by workshop and classrooms buildings, putting them together and defining the limits of the plot. Courtesy of García Floquet ArquitectosArchitectural language itself participates in the retrieval memory of the site. We propose reinterpreted codes related to archetype of indigenous agricultural buildings so prevalent in this area: smooth and white lime plaster coated facades and gable roofs are key elements drawn from the review of local architecture. Courtesy of García Floquet ArquitectosIn its internal organization the new program building connects to existing classroom construction through an articulated circulation space on three levels linked together by a system of stairs in cascade Thus the main piece in the proposed set will provide a public place for the meeting of the community of students and teachers You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email LUCIE — Police late last week arrested four people and turned up a variety of drugs firearms and a large amount of cash after a traffic stop and the search of a home Lucie police along with probation and parole officers conducted a probation search of a home in the 6100 block of Northwest Ginger Lane which is east of Interstate 95 near West Torino Parkway is on felony probation and can’t have a firearm Investigators got a search warrant after they reported smelling marijuana and seeing a backpack with a gun in it police reported finding various amounts of firearm-related items testosterone and a bag with 2.2 pounds of marijuana that investigators said Dervile carried as they arrived A 2020 Yamaha ATV reported stolen out of Palm Beach County was in the living room Dervile said he lives part time with his girlfriend in some apartments and has been cleaning out the home and trying to remodel it was medical pot “and he believed it may be old and CBD,” records state He said a friend brought the ATV to the home three days earlier and denied knowing it was stolen “When confronted with the numerous amounts of drugs and drug-related paraphernalia in the residence Dervile stated he did not know what to say,” records state Graham was arrested on misdemeanor drug charges police stopped a BMW in the Tradition community west of I-95 in which Travis Julceus Julceus and Dervile are among the owners of the home in the 6100 block of Northwest Ginger Lane investigators reported finding three pounds of marijuana more than $38,000 in cash and a loaded 9mm handgun Julceus said he won $15,000 in betting on the Superbowl and bets via “Hard Rock Sports Betting.” and was unaware marijuana was in the trunk said the 9mm handgun in the armrest was his Julceus also said he didn’t know about the marijuana in the trunk Julceus said he lives in West Palm Beach and hasn’t been to the home in the 6100 block of Northwest Ginger Lane “in a while,” records state He said he bought the ATV in the living room “from someone in Palm Beach less than a year ago” and was unaware it was stolen identified by police as an associate of a criminal street gang each on a variety of felony drug and other charges Officer resigns under investigation: Former Port St. Lucie police officer had sex on duty, neglected duty, report states New development: Second arrest made in alleged animal cruelty case in western St. Lucie County Will Greenlee is a breaking news reporter for TCPalm. 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E-mail him at will.greenlee@tcpalm.com (CBS12) — A pair of drug busts in Port St Lucie led to the seizure of tens of thousands of dollars and several pounds of marijuana along with other drugs Three people were arrested in connection with the investigation when detectives assisted with a probation search at a home on NW Ginger Lane and probation officers reported finding marijuana the PSLPD Special Investigation Division’s Gang Intelligence detectives stepped in and “a large sum of cash.” The person who lived in the home was taken into custody and booked one multiple drug counts as well as grand theft of a motor vehicle and violation of probation The other two people were arrested after officers stopped a BMW on SW Tradition Parkway about the same time and realized one of the people in it lived with Dervile The officers reported smelling burnt marijuana which led to a search that allegedly revealed three pounds of marijuana the police department seized over $46,000 in cash See Also:Ex-boyfriend arrested in deadly West Palm Beach shooting The man who lived at the home on NW Ginger Lane already had three outstanding warrants against him in St he is also accused of grand theft of a motor vehicle is accused of marijuana possession and possession of a firearm while committing a felony The leading authority for the Architecture & Design community Recharge in a Restored Spanish Farmhouse in Menorca with their New York City flagship store hosting the installation through November Seven canvases made from the capsule collection of eclectic high-performance Sunbrella Contract fabrics are suspended above five Ligne Roset sofas upholstered with it the classic shapes and bold patterns come together to create an idiosyncratic yet unconventional art and design experience Waterfalls of colorful yarn stream from the artworks encouraging visitors to consider the perspectives Collins has created while a geometric accent wall emphasizes movement in a seemingly static scene The dry mélange and plush acrylic yarns used by Sunbrella Contract create a softness that when juxtaposed with Collins’s sharp geometric designs Upholstering the Prado sofa designed by Christian Werner the textiles form intriguing lines and angles inviting contemplation of the relationship between comfort and physical space The renowned durability of Sunbrella Contract’s fade-resistant and bleach-cleanable fabrics ensures none of the luster is lost for designers “From the textile designs and the upholstered shapes to the immersive experience overall everything is interconnected and in dialogue.”    (WHAM) - Two workers at a Webster group home were charged with manslaughter Thursday after an indictment was unsealed in court Sarah DiLallo and Sandra Abdo are accused of causing the death of Heather Roselli a woman who lived in a group home in Webster back in June Both are charged with manslaughter and endangering the welfare of an incompetent or elderly person "My client has no record," said DiLallo's attorney "[She's been] faithfully employed there for nearly a year We intend to contest this case on both a legal basis and fashionable basis." the charges were filed after a three-month investigation stemming from Roselli's death Roselli lived at a group home on Pierce Street.The home is operated by Finger Lakes Developmental Disabilities Services (FLDDS) DiLallo is accused of starting a confrontation with the 35-year-old Roselli on Father's Day The argument between DiLallo then allegedly escalated to the point where it became physically violent According to the prosecuting assistant district attorney DiLallo and Abdo allegedly slammed Roselli to the ground and called her derogatory names "This is something no family imagines," said Assistant District Attorney Leslie Schildt "You put a family member in a home like this you never think this is going to be how it ends I know that they're [Roselli's family] dealing with a lot of complicated issues right now." The indictment states DiLallo instructed the other two home group employees to turn Roselli over on her stomach where she remained for at least 20 minutes Schildt said DiLallo then told them not to report what happened "We're just hoping this case bring some awareness to these issues because there's a lot more that can be done to ensure that severe abuse can't happen in these homes," Schildt said She was found unresponsive by first responders with massive internal injuries There was also severe rug burns on the side of her feet a family friend in these homes are trusting they're going to be kept safe," said Schildt A third group home employee who was at the home was not charged in the investigation DiLallo and Abdo were each arrested on Tuesday and remanded to the Monroe County Jail in lieu of $15,000 cash bail or $30,000 bond She's distraught," Easton said of DiLallo Both are scheduled to appear in court on November 30 at 2 p.m - The Rochester Police Department is reviewing why police officers arrested two 13WHAM news reporters early Saturday morning while they were covering protests on the city's East End The protesters were promoting the "Black Lives Matter" message with many holding signs with that message or joining in chants 13WHAM Reporters Carlet Cleare and Justin Carter were detained in handcuffs for about ten minutes and then released without being charged with any crimes or issued any tickets Their arrests were captured on live television as 13WHAM continued to broadcast live until 1:30 a.m Both Cleare and Carter were working as journalists to provide live coverage on 13WHAM-ABC and on Facebook Live where their feeds were regularly used on-air those live feeds suddenly ended as news cameras captured video of police officers grabbing both reporters At that time police were in the process of clearing East Avenue of protesters and crowds by directing people to the sidewalk Both Cleare and Carter were arrested while many other reporters and onlookers in the immediate area were not detained Rochester Police informed 13WHAM News that Cleare and Carter were being released and not issued any tickets or charged with any crimes Before an early morning press conference at the Public Safety Building Rochester Police Chief Michael Ciminelli and Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren each called the reporters to personally apologize That apology was made public moments later at the press conference that described police response to the protests were taken into custody at the scene," Chief Ciminelli said They were there trying to do their job covering this event." "I as well want to express my sincere apologies to Carlet Cleare and to Justin Carter," Mayor Warren added "We will make sure that we review this." -- The public is getting updated on plans for the Highland Park Reservoir which are aimed at meeting federal drinking water regulations The City of Rochester held the first of a number of meetings on the topic Tuesday at at the OlmsteadOlmsted Lodge on Reservoir Avenue The EPA is requiring all open-drinking water reservoirs such as the ones at Highland Park and Cobbs Hill to be covered to protect against contaminants "We're very early into the study at this point," explained Pat O'Connor of the City of Rochester's Water Bureau "We've identified approximately nine options Our consultant is looking at those options." The change could make the park look very different and I enjoy coming here to walk," said Roberta Baldo The city has until September of 2023 to find the best way to comply with new EPA guidelines “We realize it’s protecting our water quality," said park neighbor Francis Verstraete "We’re not getting chemicals and other problems.” Fallen seeds and leaves from nearby trees can cause water quality issues at exposed reservoirs like the one at Highland Park The city is now considering covering the reservoir with a permanent floating aluminum or concrete cover But from an environmental point of view and a practical point of view I think it makes a lot of sense," Verstraete said Another alternative would be removing the reservoir and placing the water into a tank buried beneath the ground because I really just really think it destroys the beauty of the surroundings," Baldo said the city could keep the reservoir open and use a variety of treatments such as UV light or chlorine dioxide to remove potential contaminants because we don’t want a lot of chemicals in there," said Elijah Ross of Rochester The city has until 2024 to meet EPA standards for Cobbs Hill or its subject to fines The Tisbury selectmen wrangled long and hard Tuesday evening over the details of a proposed memorandum of understanding (MOU) designed to preserve the water view from the Tashmoo overlook which was negotiated between the town and private property owners whose land extends across the northern end of that viewshed but they revised it in an executive session after the meeting and put it on the agenda for public discussion at a future meeting At issue are about a dozen trees that have grown over time on the property on Tashmoo Farm that Thomas and Ginny Payette have owned for more than 30 years The trees have narrowed the view window of Tashmoo Pond visible from State Road chairman of the Citizen’s Committee to Save the View to Lake Tashmoo has been pressing the elderly property owners and selectmen to remove the trees Carlet presented a competing proposal that selectmen said they feared would put the town in an adversarial position The selectmen took no action during the public portion of the meeting and voted to continue discussion of the wording in the draft MOU in executive session In a phone conversation with The Times Wednesday selectman chairman Jeff Kristal said the selectmen revised the MOU in executive session and reconvened in open session Pending review by town counsel and Michael Goldsmith the selectmen plan to put the MOU on their July 2 meeting agenda “The Payettes are finally at the table with us and everything is amicable and we are working for a combined resolution which the selectmen feel is an equitable solution for all parties,” Mr Prior to the selectmen’s discussion of the MOU Tuesday Carlet summarized for selectmen the results of a view and vegetation management study the Vineyard Open Land Foundation (VOLF) prepared for the committee Carlet noted that the Tashmoo overlook is of historic significance designed and built by the State in 1958 as a safe area for the public to stop and enjoy the view over Lake Tashmoo and Vineyard Sound in the background and large and small willow trees and other vegetation She and a group of others concerned about the view formed a citizen’s committee in 2007 to work towards restoring and preserving the view the Payettes agreed to have two willow trees removed and a third trimmed which restored some of the overlook’s original view The committee received Community Preservation Act funds in 2012 to complete a survey and map of the “view corridor.” The VOLF prepared a detailed report and proposal for removing and topping trees and adding vegetative screening on town property to protect the Payette’s privacy Carlet said the citizens’ committee and VOLF are concerned that the MOU the Tisbury selectmen are negotiating with the Payettes will prevent any further clearing of their property that is in the view corridor They would prefer that the selectmen take legal action to pursue a view easement Tisbury selectman Tristan Israel said the selectmen remain in favor of working out a compromise with the Payettes through an MOU to restore the view to what it was a few years ago after the first cutting “I’m not convinced about going to town meeting at this point as opposed to working out a compromise with this family,” Mr “There would be legal expenses involved in the cost I think it was in the $25,000 range when we first looked into that three or four years ago.” Carlet said that if cost was the selectmen’s main concern the citizens’ committee could request additional CPA funds for it rather than requesting it from taxpayers in a town meeting article “While you can go back to the Community Preservation Committee when the selectmen took up discussion of the draft MOU Kristal said it would not be available until after the selectmen finished their revisions Peters argued that since the selectmen were discussing the document in a public meeting the selectmen would discuss their revisions in executive session at which time the MOU would be made available Israel were joined by selectman Jonathan Snyder in voting to approve discussion of the MOU in executive session the selectmen voted to apply for a state-designated Cultural District and adopt a Vineyard Haven Harbor Cultural District Resolution Arts Martha’s Vineyard (formerly the Martha’s Vineyard Arts and Culture Collaborative) is spearheading the local cultural district initiative executive director of Featherstone and chairman of the Arts M.V said the group thought Vineyard Haven would be a good choice for the district because its harborfront area has a large number of arts organizations the selectmen reviewed a proposal by town administrator John “Jay” Grande for a temporary town parking lot on the site of the old Tisbury fire station on Beach Road Grande said the lot would hold about 24 to 26 spaces and be more suitable for long-term parking said their business and others in Vineyard Haven are greatly in need of more parking and they favor the selectmen creating the town owned lot Grande said he would talk to Vineyard Haven businesses to gauge their interest in the lot and report to the selectmen on July 2 anybody doing business in Tisbury should have the same shot at leasing one of these spots,” Mr “If we have more interest than spaces we can provide The selectmen’s lengthy meeting also included their annual appointment process to approve municipal employees and town committee members The MV Times comment policy requires first and last name for all comments It was a celebratory occasion that had been a long time coming for the Citizen’s Committee to Save the Lake Tashmoo View The self-led organization gathered at the Tashmoo Overlook on a breezy sunny Wednesday morning to celebrate the start of the first phase of the community preservation project The clearing of vegetation and trees began at around 9:30 a.m. all on town land that makes up a view corridor to the lake “All this began as over the years I watched it go from a totally open view with nothing there to a view that was obstructed,” said Bob Woodruff The overlook was established as a scenic view point in 1958 but over the years willow and maple trees have grown up obscuring much of the vista across the saltwater lake In 2007 an effort began to restore the view but it became complicated because while the majority of the land running down to the lake is owned by the town part of a wetland near the headland is privately owned Eventually the town and private property owners reached an agreement In 2012 the town Community Preservation Committee which uses money from the Community Preservation Act for historic building and open space preservation Some of the funds were put toward a land surveyor mapping the area and designating a view corridor Other organizations contributed too; the Vineyard Open Land Foundation produced a comprehensive report on the history of the view that included a proposal for tackling the project all of which led to the authorized clearing of the public land “One of our biggest setbacks has been the misconception that we want to take someone’s private property,” said committee member Patricia Carlet “But that was never on our agenda.” Instead the committee will seek to obtain an easement from the town that would allow them to impose height restrictions on existing willow trees on private property on Lake Tashmoo that obstruct the view “We hope to be able to negotiate with the private property owner about topping off the trees to open up the view entirely,” said Ms the West Tisbury landscaper who will do the bulk of the clearing work has about a week’s worth of tree cutting and clearing on his hands Carlet will be on site daily to supervise the project “This is the only view of the water you’ll get between Vineyard Haven and Menemsha that has public access,” said committee member Henry Stephenson “We’re glad the town has agreed to do what they can to remove the vegetation that’s in the view right now.” Carlet jumped at the opportunity to make the first cut and took a chainsaw to the branch of a tree Using a chainsaw really makes you feel powerful,” she said She thanked her fellow committee members for their effort and perseverance and proposed a toast to the view over mimosas “Thank you all for staying the course It took seven years but here we are listing to the sound of the chainsaw Subscribe or become a Friend of the Vineyard Gazette and receive our free newsletters and free and discounted tickets to Gazette events along with our award-winning news and photography CLIFTON – An investment group submitted an application to convert the former Van Houten Lanes bowling alley into retail space about one summer after the longtime Athenia staple shuttered its doors When Van Houten Lanes closed last May after 80 years servicing bowlers from Clifton and beyond the final night was a somber event attended by scores of loyal clientele the hope is that the alley and restaurant space can live on through a transformed use the applicant's attorney said at the planning board's June 23 meeting the plans call for retailers to utilize the existing "somewhat demolished" bowling lanes which occupy most of the site He specified that the application does not call for a complete tear-down because the cost would be "impossible." The 41 existing parking spaces located at a lot across the street are included in the application and will serve as "reserve parking" only available to customers of the retail space A variance is required because City ordinance calls for 57 spaces "It lacks landscaping and buffers," Jill Hartman said of the parking area at 541-547 Van Houten Ave "It's also in somewhat of disrepair and really should be repaved and striped." Carlet said his clients agreed to the board's request and will repave the parking surface as well as restripe it implement landscaping and install wheel stops Commissioner Phil Binaso said Neglia Engineering stipulated that the applicant reconstruct all concrete sidewalks driveway aprons and curbing in front of the parcels "up to the satisfaction" of the city engineer Carlet again stated that the applicant agreed to the terms Mayor James Anzaldi raised concerns about the lack of a dumpster disposal unit inside the building and did not want the City left to shoulder the burden of garbage pickup at the cost of taxpayers who owns the two-family home adjacent to the bowling alley building said she is concerned about the parking issues which could arise for the two families who live next-door Kubiak said she already has a problem with people parking on the property which is only exacerbated during the winter "I can't imagine what it's going to look like when there are stores in there," she said Sources said there are several retailers interested in the location though it was not yet clear what type of stores have been discussed One source said there has also been conversations about demolishing "part of the structure" at 564 Van Houten Ave and erecting part of the building across the street in the current parking lot 10-lane center in 1935 where pins were set by hand Although its ownership updated the center's equipment with the latest automated pinsetters and scoring technologies the alley's staff maintained its retro décor up until its final days a pair of rental shoes and a mug of draft beer The retail application is slated to be heard next at the planning board's July 28 meeting - An Albion couple is accused of sexually abusing children between the ages of four and 16 for eight years Police won't say how many victims there are or what the relationship is between the couple and victims sex abuse and act in manner injurious to a child less than 17 years of age Koch allegedly grabbed one of the victims through his pants Koch allegedly shoved the victim after he tried to prevent her from touching him "opened a shower curtain," grabbing onto another victim's nude body "leaving her unable to escape the situation He is also accused of "pinching" this victim's buttocks in January "stroking the victim's inner thigh while sitting at the kitchen table." On another occasion "climbed into bed only wearing underwear...and proceed to slap the victim on the buttocks." The criminal complaint also alleges Richard Hering sent multiple pictures of women in bikinis and lingerie Hering was charged with two felony counts of first-degree sex abuse six counts of endangering the welfare of a child Koch is charged with two counts of felony first-degree sex abuse two counts of forcible touching and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child 13WHAM stopped by the couple's home to see if they had anything to say about these allegations Thursday Albion Police said Hering and Koch were released from Jail after placing bail on March 7 Hering was arrested due to additional information being developed in the investigation He is currently in the Orleans County Jail with no bail Hering was charged Friday with two counts of felony predatory sexual assault against a child two counts of felony first-degree rape and two other high-level felonies additional charges may be pending for the couple The couple is due back in court on March 13 he was the son of Edgar and Dorothy (Viens) Thibodeau Ed lived in the Hartford area for most of his life and had resided in Avon for more than 30 years He was a seasonal resident of the Vineyard and two of his siblings and three children spent much of their lives on the Vineyard He graduated from Hall High School in West Hartford and went on to receive a bachelor’s degree from The Citadel He later was granted a master’s degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Ed worked for many years as an aerospace engineer on behalf of United Technologies in Windsor Locks He loved the natural world and was interested in American history He is survived by his three daughters: Heather Thibodeau of Rhode Island Jessica Thibodeau of New Hampshire and Amanda Adams of Vineyard Haven Linda Benoit; four grandchildren; many nieces and nephews; his first wife Ed was predeceased by his brothers Ronnie and Paul A graveside memorial service will be held at 10:30 am on November 9 in the New West Side Cemetery in Edgartown the historic Tashmoo Spring Building will be opening its doors to the public in artful style Patricia Carlet of the Tashmoo Spring Building Restoration Committee commented “It’s a beautiful brick building – a perfect place for an art opening.” when the Restoration Committee begins a week-long Art Show Benefit – the first major event to be held at the restored building Close to 20 artists – all Tisbury Town employees and board and committee members – will fill the building’s three rooms with a display of their work a portion of the proceeds being applied to the continuing restoration and preservation of the Tashmoo Spring Building recently added to the National Registry of Historic Buildings was originally built to provide fresh water to West Chop About seven years ago it was earmarked for demolition but was rescued by the Restoration Committee and by private Carlet described the work that has been accomplished: stabilizing the large chimney leveling the floors in each of the three rooms “but the hardwood floors are beautiful and the light from the windows and the plants that Matt Tobin [Eden Garden Center] brought over make it look like a New York gallery loft.” “This [benefit show] is just one way the building can be used,” said Denys Wortman who with Lorraine Wells co-chairs the Restoration Committee “I see it as a multi-purpose building that can be used for many town events.” He continued “It’s a historic building in one of the most beautiful settings in Tisbury.” The opening reception for the Art Benefit Show for Tashmoo Spring Building is Friday Refreshments and music by The Tashmoo Trio Look for signs by the stone entrance columns off State Road just before the Tashmoo Overlook Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker How often was that the case during his career in the top flight America’s infatuation with Grosjean, the heroic survivor of the fiery Miracle in Bahrain back in 2020 made him the most popular driver in Indycar last year and landed him a fine drive with Andretti Autosport this season He crashed at high speed; a proper big one on lap 106 when Turn 2 was not wide enough for the yellow Dallara Grosjean told reporters after the one in May: “The car spun no issue – it was actually really good in one and two “Three and four was a bit more tricky I wasn’t expecting anything bad in that corner and obviously Grosjean after his big hit on a hotlap: “I wasn’t expecting anything bad in that corner and obviously I spun without any warning I don’t know why I made the first contact because I didn’t do anything different from the lap before And closing with a proper Grosjeanism: “We just need to analyze and get better because obviously All very familiar to fans who followed Grosjean’s adventures and misadventures in an F1 career that spanned 179 starts which was – with the benefit of hindsight and with respect – far too long with too few good memories Thus after the Miracle of Bahrain and the end of his F1 career Indycar provided an ideal platform for Grosjean to reboot learn from the numerous mistakes he made in F1 and have a strong career Stateside as F1 refugees have in the past And last year he seemed headed in the right direction bar a few strange moments But this latest spate of crashes and mistakes by Grosjean suggests the old dog has not learnt any new tricks for the Indycar chapter of his life and alas remains an accident waiting to happen on any given race weekend How much longer will he continue to be Indycar’s Golden Boy LA ALCUDIA: At least 72 people have been killed in the deadliest flooding to hit Spain for three decades after torrential rain battered the eastern region of Valencia Meteorologists said a year's rain had fallen in eight hours in parts of Valencia on Tuesday causing pile-ups on highways and submerging farmland in a region that produces two-thirds of the citrus fruit grown in Spain Residents in the worst-hit places described seeing people clambering onto the roofs of their cars as a churning tide of brown water gushed through the streets uprooting trees and dragging away chunks of masonry from buildings "For those who at this moment are still looking for their loved ones the whole of Spain weeps with you," Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said in a televised address "To the villages and cities destroyed by this tragedy Footage shot by emergency services from a helicopter showed bridges that had collapsed and cars and trucks piled on top of each other on highways between flooded fields outside the city of Valencia Trains to the cities of Madrid and Barcelona were cancelled due to the flooding and schools and other essential services were suspended in the worst-hit areas one of Spain's most important agricultural regions said some people remained isolated in inaccessible locations it's not due to a lack of means or predisposition but a problem of access," Mazon told a press conference adding that reaching certain areas was "absolutely impossible" Dozens of videos shared on social media overnight appeared to show people trapped by the floodwaters with some climbing into trees to avoid being swept away Footage showed rescue workers transporting several women in a bulldozer's bucket Firefighters could be seen freeing drivers whose cars were stranded in flooded streets in the town of Alzira The death toll appeared to be the worst in Europe from flooding since 2021 when at least 185 people died in Germany It is the worst flood-related disaster in Spain since 1996 when 87 people died near in a town in the Pyrenees mountains Scientists say extreme weather events are becoming more frequent in Europe due to climate change Meteorologists think the warming of the Mediterranean plays a key role in making torrential rains more severe Emergency services in the region urged citizens to avoid all road travel and to follow further official advice and a military unit specialised in rescue operations was deployed in some places to help local emergency workers Spain's state weather agency AEMET declared a red alert on Tuesday in Valencia with some areas such as Turis and Utiel recording 200mm (7.9 inches) of rainfall It said the rain had since stopped but said that Castellon in the north of the region would remain on orange alert until 2pm (1300 GMT) Tisbury’s newly renovated Tashmoo Spring Building received an occupancy permit on May 18 with approval from the Tashmoo Spring Building pumping station area management committee the Tisbury selectmen appointed Patricia Carlet who served on the building’s preservation committee The fee schedule is still subject to change Events are limited at this time to groups of 150 people or less There is a discounted rate for nonprofit organizations Carlet said rental fees range from $100 a day for a nonprofit group to rent one room to $300 a day for the use of the entire building for a commercial art gallery show Use of the building and grounds for a wedding with 150 guests will cost $1,500 renters must obtain specialty event insurance and provide a security deposit Carlet told The Times that the committee has already approved and scheduled three summer events at the Tashmoo Spring Building Those include a summer solstice puppet show and parade on June 23 the Vineyard Playhouse’s children’s theatre arts summer camp on July 9 through August 24 and an art show and “Taste of Tashmoo” benefit over Labor Day weekend The 1887 brick pumping station now known as the Tashmoo Spring Building was originally built to provide fresh water to West Chop The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in Massachusetts in 2008 but was rescued by the Spring Building Preservation Committee and by private and Tisbury Community Preservation Act funds and windows repaired to make the building weather-tight Floors were leveled in each of the three rooms The building will be open to the public during Tisbury’s Memorial Day picnic on May 28 For more information about booking an event at the building Today's print 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Maybe I... https://t.co/rICQ1ACH3l Sad, sad day for our media family as two of our brightest stars Devon Matthews and Carlet Holder have left us in... https://t.co/m6PfVHBvLM Devon Matthews gave his final performance at Tribe's band launch last night  following the death of soca singer and media personality Devon Matthews Email notifications are only sent once a day there are no recent results for popular articles Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device A teacher from a Croydon primary school has explained the methods that led them to win a gold TfL award for cutting car use and promoting more environmentally friendly modes of travel was awarded a gold standard in TfL’s ‘Sustainable Travel: Active Safe’ scheme at last month’s awards ceremony at City Hall The ‘STARS’ programme provides guidance for nurseries schools and colleges to help them establish a travel programme aimed at reducing the number of journeys made in cars by its pupils It rewards institutions that promote healthier ways to attend explained how pupils were heavily involved in reducing the amount of journeys to the school that were made by car: “One child per class would stand with a list of their class outside the school gates in the morning checking how their class mates were coming to school.” She continued: “We did that for 18 months and that had a big impact on parents who might drop their children outside the school gates in their cars They had to do so in front of 16 vigilant pupils and a member of staff would go and talk to them about the merits of starting the day with some healthy exercise and how we were trying to make the school road a safe zone for the majority of children who were cycling Children monitoring pupils’ journeys to school Croydon Councillor Jason Perry acknowledged the school’s achievement saying: “Staff and pupils at Rockmount are to be congratulated for the enthusiasm they have shown for this important initiative I’m delighted that their hard work has been recognised in this fashion and I hope that other schools in the borough will follow this lead.” Managing Director of TfL Surface Transport added: “We want to ensure that travelling in London is a happy healthy and safe experience for young people and their families.”