Emilia Torello debuted her relationship with Paul Teal in 2022 writing under a picture of their Halloween costumes "You're the cutest jailbird I ever did see." Emilia chronicled her travels around the world with Paul "Nearly 200,000 steps and 20 cappuccinos later…" The couple celebrated the Christmas season with coordinating oufits and a warm beverage The One Tree Hill alum and Emilia commemorated the release of Barbie with a sweet date night in the summer of 2023 Emilia gave a look inside her and Paul's July celebration for his 35th birthday in an adorable three-part Instagram series—part one of which included a trip to the batting cages Part two of Paul's 35th birthday celebration involved an August getaway in the woods as she captioned her third birthday tribute to Paul "Our weekend living in the trees." Emiliar shared the tragic news that Paul had passed away in a battle that you fought bravely without fail." "The world is lucky to have even had a moment with Paul Teal 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 EDITOR'S NOTE: This story has been updated to include Duke Dunn's correct legal name as a candidate A former official out of Marysville is coming back for a seat he lost two years ago in the Republican primary next month for District 4 of the St a one-term incumbent from Port Huron Township initially beat Harry “Duke” Dunn in the 2022 primary which also represents precinct 1 in Kimball Township Dunn served on the county board for seven years and previously on the Marysville City Council before returning to the latter to fill a vacancy as an appointee in late 2022 bringing his council experience to roughly 16 years “I have enjoyed serving at this level of government for the seven years and I feel I still have more to contribute,” Dunn said via email this month The long-time local official said the position gives him the ability to listen to constituents adding he was contacted by residents concerned about the Smiths Creek Landfill he said he hopes to do more research to help find out what steps need to be taken to correct any problems “I am a conservative who cares deeply about family and family values I am led by my faith and have been an active member of the Cornerstone Church in Clyde Township for 25 years,” Dunn said but after having been born and raised in the Blue Water Area and I made the easy decision to raise our boys right here in St Please know that I will serve with transparency and passion and I can assure you that I will use my experience and values to guide St Clair County into the best community it can be.” the 2022 election was her first foray into public office tapping into decision-making experience with a small family business that has been a benefit while serving on the board she said found it an honor to serve the county and looked forward to another opportunity to keep momentum of the current board I'm just a member of the community who tremendously cares about what transpires here in Saint Clair County,” Torello said and it is not unthinkable that a totalitarian force could descend on us I commit that I will interpose when possible to protect our families and our children “I encourage others to engage in local politics because our local government is the government that is the closest to the people If I can make one request for the people of St Dunn and Torello have each had a hand in allocating local American Rescue Plan Act dollars to their district When board members each received half a million from the county’s share Dunn allocated the bulk of his funds largely to a new amphitheater at Marysville City Park before his term was up post-primary in 2022 when the current board moved to allocate another million to each district Torello allocated funds to two Port Huron Township park projects with a brand-new dock at Thompson Pond and a walkable pathway at Bakers Field Those funds have also gone to resurfacing Ravenswood Road in Marysville and kitchen equipment for Mid-City Nutrition where Torello said it’s been “a pleasure to have been part of the moving forward” with the soup kitchen’s new building Torello said it’s also been a pleasure bringing a resolution to the board aiming to protect homeschooling families Outside of council or commissioner experience Dunn said he’s served on the board for the United Way Marysville’s rec board and planning commission 6 Republican primary in District 4 moves on so far unchallenged to the November general election with no listed Democratic candidate Contact reporter Jackie Smith at (810) 989-6270 or jssmith@gannett.com The fiancée of actor Paul Teal, Emilia Torello, has opened up about the One Tree Hill alum’s passing Teal died on Friday who shared the news on social media on Sunday She didn’t initially reveal the cause of death merely writing that Teal was “in a battle” that he “fought bravely without fail.” On Monday, November 18, Torello spoke with TMZ where she confirmed that Teal died seven months after being diagnosed with stage IV neuroendocrine pancreatic cancer He passed away on Friday in a hospital in Raleigh “He was the most talented man I’ve ever met He was the most diligent and dedicated person,” she told the outlet “I truly believed with all of my heart that he would come out the other side of this because of those traits That’s what makes this loss even more tragic.” Torello also said that Teal filmed a brand new series for Starz, The Hunting Wives, amid his battle, noting how being around the cast and crew helped him continue his fight. The show, which also stars Dermot Mulroney and Brittany Snow In her tribute post on Instagram on Sunday Torello described Teal as “The most thoughtful in a battle that you fought bravely without fail I promise to fight to find joy in life as hard as you fought to live every single day.” “The world is lucky to have even had a moment with Paul Teal I will love you forever,” Torello concluded Fellow One Tree Hill star Bethany Joy Lenz also paid tribute Paul Teal was the kind of guy who lit up a room without trying and kind heart made you want to be near him.” Sign Up Nov 18, 2024Paul Teal, a talented actor both on screen in shows like One Tree Hill and Outer Banks and on the theater stage The news was announced on Instagram by his fiancée, fellow actor Emilia Torello alongside a sweet black-and-white photo of the two together.  "The most thoughtful, inspiring, driven, self-disciplined, loving man passed away on Friday, November 15 I promise to fight to find joy in life as hard as you fought to live every single day The world is lucky to have even had a moment with Paul Teal She didn't share Teal's exact cause of death though her tribute to her fiancé mentioned a "battle," likely connected to his health Teal appeared in many different projects throughout his acting career, with one of his memorable screen appearances being his role as Josh on One Tree Hill. In Season 7, Josh was an actor who starred in the movie Seven Dreams 'Til Tuesday with the character Alex, played by Jana Kramer The two had a short and tumultuous relationship until he came out as gay The late actor's One Tree Hill co-star Bethany Joy Lenz shared an emotional tribute to Teal after hearing of his passing She noted that they also worked together on a small musical production of The Notebook in 2006 "My heart is heavy. Paul Teal was the kind of guy who lit up a room without trying. His bright smile infectious laugh and kind heart made you want to be near him," Lenz said "He was shy and funny and so so comfortable on stage You couldn’t take your eyes off him." your time here was like a summer romance for all of us who knew you Teal had a successful career on stage as well His final stage performance was in the Opera House Theatre Co.'s 2022 production of Newsies in Wilmington He played the lead role of Jack Kelly.  Next: Remembering the Stars and Legends We've Lost in 2024 Small farm shops are growing in popularity but proponents say regulations are holding them back There’s a mantra the owners at Torello Farm ask their customers to abide by as they enter through the roller doors of their farm-gate shop at Dromana “We have this sign in the shop that says: throw away your shopping list and let mother nature guide you,” says co-owner and director Sophie O’Neil the Torello farm-gate store sells seasonal produce on behalf of 80 local producers as well as beef and lamb produced on O’Neil and her partner Mark Brancatisano’s other farm just up the road Artichokes at the Torello Farm Gate in Dromana where produce from local farmers is sold Photograph: Penny Stephens/The GuardianO’Neil says she has noticed consumers becoming more “conscious about where they’ve been spending their food dollars” At the farm-gate store vegetables are often priced lower than at the major supermarkets but the offering is limited to what’s in season “It can be likened to a farmers market,” O’Neil says But people come into our shop and see the produce has been harvested [down] the road or on the site and say Tammi Jonas runs a farm gate and community supported agriculture (CSA) program out of her pig and cattle farm Jonai Farms in Eganstown in central Victoria She says consumers are looking for more sustainable methods of shopping The waitlist time for new metropolitan customers for Jonai Farms is now about 20 years Sign up to receive Guardian Australia’s fortnightly Rural Network email newsletter “We don’t suffer the same with beef and lamb prices as the supermarket,” Jonas says “The change in commodity doesn’t affect us so we’re able to maintain a stable price in the cost-of-living crisis and I think that often gets overlooked “I can’t imagine selling our food any other way.” Ballarat Wholefoods Collective president and founding member says there has been a shift towards cheaper seasonal produce thanks to the cost-of-living crisis Torello Farm co-owner Mark Brancatisano with their Belted Galloway Beef cattle that are processed off-farm and sold in the Torello Farm Gate shop in Dromana Photograph: Penny Stephens/The GuardianShopping at the collective allows customers to feel “they are doing the right thing for the environment” “Food miles is also a big thing [when] buying seasonal,” she says While those selling direct to consumers have noticed an uptick in people opting to shop sustainably as the major supermarkets continue to increase their prices, the regulations governing the sale of food to the public are stringent. Read moreIt’s not always as simple as putting up a roadside stall and an honesty box growers do not need a permit for a farm-gate stall with what is known as “primary produce sales” the sale of produce grown on their property or adjacent properties But in areas zoned rural living or rural conservation The Torello farm-gate store is within the Green Wedge zone But because they sell food produced by a variety of producers O’Neil and her partners were required to apply for a market permit Farm-gate stalls also must not be within 100m of a neighbour’s house and the area used to display and sell the produce must not exceed 50 square metres “The planning laws are supposed to be in place to protect the areas we live in and preserve the Green Wedge but the farm gate is probably far less threatening than people buying land and land banking,” O’Neil says Formerly known as the Ballarat Mushroom Farm, the business expanded during the pandemic to become a small grocery store stocking local and regional produce. But its change-of-use permit to a convenience store has been declined as the shop is too large to operate within a Rural Living Zone. The decision is now under review at the Victorian civil and administrative tribunal. Smythes Creek Farmgate co-owner Monique Lunn says the rules and regulations should be updated to allow for greater competition against major supermarkets. Read more“We desperately need to modernise the world in which we live so that more of these little gems can pop up Australia-wide to ensure that we have competition in the marketplace to make sure that prices remain competitive as it’s the only way to keep prices low,” Lunn says “Without competition we are at the mercy of the big guys.” Jonas is the president of the Australian Food Sovereignty Alliance The organisation is in discussion with the Victorian government to reduce regulatory barriers to farm-gate sales such as restrictions to produce sold onsite and excessive permit requirements She says with the cascading crises including climate change the government should be doing all it can to enable localised food economies and reduce regulatory barriers to selling local produce Torello’s Sophie O’Neil says she has noticed consumers becoming more ‘conscious about where they’ve been spending their food dollars.’ Photograph: Penny Stephens/The Guardian“We know from Covid lockdowns that we have logistical reasons that we need food close to where we live,” she says “Our farm gate functions fine under the existing regulations but if we wanted to sell from another farm’s butcher shop It doesn’t suit all farms so to be able to collaborate and sell through one farm gate is more efficient to farmers who don’t want to sell through a shop.” The Victorian government says it’s working towards expanding the definition of “primary produce sales” to support broader collaboration between farmers and improve access to seasonal That proposed change would allow the sale of produce grown elsewhere “We’re working to reduce regulatory barriers so Victorian farmers can sell their produce at the farm gate making it accessible to their communities and visitors alike,” a spokesperson said O’Neil says farm-gate stalls both promote local produce and encourage new agricultural businesses so it was worth fighting for,” O’Neil says Sign up for the Rural Network email newsletter Join the Rural Network group on Facebook to be part of the community You can read this article in 2 minutesAgnieszka Kulikowska - Wielgus the French regional authority responsible for road transport enforcement has identified multiple violations and detained drivers from an Italian company that operates as a subcontractor for a well-known logistics provider Photo: Gendarmerie de la Haute-Saône/Facebook (illustrative photo) Romanian and Serbian truck drivers employed by the Italian group Torello have been regularly transporting goods between the logistics platform of the Dutch discount chain Action in Belleville-en-Beaujolais Reports from the French daily Le Monde indicate that the Italian company replaced several French subcontractors previously working for the operator Kuehne+Nagel This shift allegedly led to the reduction of around 30 jobs in the affected French companies it was discovered that the Italian company was not complying with European regulations governing the road transport of goods drivers delivering goods to Action stores were continuously taking their regular weekly rest periods in their vehicles—a practice that French transport companies promptly reported to the relevant authorities the French road transport inspection authority conducted an inspection operation outside a logistics centre in Belleville-en-Beaujolais seven drivers were found to be illegally resting in their vehicles “The Italian transport company and its client could be subject to further checks in the coming weeks,” reports the Italian transport portal Transportinfo.fr Pölös Zsófia Journalist Trans.info | 5.05.2025 Agnieszka Kulikowska - Wielgus Journalist Trans.info | 5.05.2025 Sabina Koll Journalist Trans.info | 5.05.2025 GXO to manage Northern Italy transport operations for PRG retail groupPölös Zsófia Journalist Trans.info | 5.05.2025 HomeDestinationsInterestsTop Places to Travel by MonthSearchMenuBest time to go to Barcelona this colorful event draws enthusiastic crowds from across Spain transforming the town into a hub of vibrant energy and unforgettable experiences Carnival is one of the main annual events in Torello The carnival traditions are introduced to children when the King or Queen of the Carnival goes through the local schools to spread the carnival spirit and engage the younger generation The Carnaval de Terra Endins features several key events a wild and ritualistic celebration that takes place on Fat Thursday the sorcerer Xapot cuts off the member of Margalef which is used as an essential ingredient for a magical potion The night before the Terra Endins Carnival Parade Torelló hosts a lively runway event for Senyoretes (Ladies) and Homenots (Big Men) This tradition began in the 1980s when men humorously dressed as women It quickly became a beloved part of Torelló's folklore and hundreds of participants in creative costumes fill the streets and parade through Plaça Nova The Rua del Carnaval de Terra Endins is the grand culmination of months of work by float-building groups who craft over 20 elaborate platforms each year constantly innovating with new techniques and materials to surprise spectators The parade draws over 20,000 attendees annually filling the streets with vibrant music and dazzling colors What sets Torelló's Carnival apart is its open nature—there are no barriers showing off their costumes alongside the official floats colorful spectacle that spans the entire town the Entierro de la Sardina ends the Carnival as local and church leaders reclaim the Falatell The ceremony starts at the Cirvianum Theater A funeral procession with a horse-drawn carriage carries King Carnestoltes' coffin while participants sing the Carnival anthem "La flama de la sardina," bidding farewell to the festivities the Carnival will take place from February 27 to March 5 Torelló is a charming town located in the region of Osona in Catalonia nestled in a picturesque valley surrounded by rolling hills and scenic countryside Known for its rich cultural traditions and vibrant festivals it lies about 90 kilometers north of Barcelona Plaça el Germà Donat Plaça VellaPlaça el Germà DonatPlaça VellaLast updated: December 5, 2024Authors: , People interested One Tree Hill‘s Paul Teal has died The actor known for playing Josh in the series was 35 years old Teal died after an undisclosed health battle which Torello references in her touching tribute “The most thoughtful, inspiring, driven, self-disciplined, loving man passed away on Friday, November 15, 2024,” Torello posted on Instagram in a battle that you fought bravely without fail.” A post shared by Emilia Torello (@emiliatorello) I promise to fight to find joy in life as hard as you fought to live every single day,” Torello continued A post shared by Bethany Joy Lenz (@msbethanyjoylenz) “I worked closely with Paul for months when he played Noah in my and @ronaniello musical production of The Notebook,” Lenz continued “He was shy and funny and so so comfortable on stage I was giddy to be directing an episode of One Tree Hill where I’d get to cast a new recurring character With his self-effacing sense of humor and willingness to dive fully into any character He was a joy to work with in any environment and so generous.” See Lenz’s full tribute as well as Torello’s above Sign Up One Tree Hill actor Paul Teal’s cause of death has been confirmed by his partner Emilia Torello who provided details on the health battle the 35-year-old fought for seven months before his death Paul Teal’s loved ones are sharing more about his tragic passing “He was the most talented man I’ve ever met,” Emilia added to the outlet He was the most diligent and dedicated person I truly believed with all of my heart that he would come out the other side of this because of those traits That’s what makes this loss even more tragic." Emilia also shared that Paul had filmed a new series for Starz amid his cancer battle noting being with the cast and crew helped encourage him amid his health challenges Emilia confirmed Paul had died in a Nov. 17 message in a battle that you fought bravely without fail.” And in the time since his passing, many of Paul’s former costars have shared their grief over his passing—including many One Tree Hill alums who worked with the late actor during his time on the series in season seven As Jana Kramer whose character had a brief romance with Paul’s “Sending love and prayers to @paulteal family and friends I had the absolute pleasure working with him on season 7 of OTH He was always so kind and was so fun to work alongside.” Similarly, Sophia Bush wrote on her Instagram Story that Paul was “such a talent.” “He was shy and funny and so so comfortable on stage,” Bethany wrote in her Nov. 17 post, which also expressed her regret for losing touch with Paul whose character would come out as gay in his seven-episode stint who spoke to the legacy her late partner was leaving behind I promise to fight to find joy in life as hard as you fought to live every single day,” she wrote in her Nov “The world is lucky to have even had a moment with Paul Teal For a look at some of the sweetest moments Emilia and Paul were able to share His partner Emilia Torello remembers him as “the most thoughtful an actor known for his role as Josh in “One Tree Hill,” has died at age 35 according to his partner and fellow actor Emilia Torello “The most thoughtful, inspiring, driven, self-disciplined, loving man passed away,” Torello wrote on Instagram on Sunday. “Paul, you were my soulmate, my soon-to-be husband, my rock and my future. You filled my lungs with laughter, my stomach with butterflies, and my heart with love. You were taken too soon, in a battle that you fought bravely without fail.” “While a part of me died with you, I promise to fight to find joy in life as hard as you fought to live every single day,” she continued. “The world is lucky to have even had a moment with Paul Teal, and I am the luckiest person in it, because I got to call you mine. I will love you forever.” In addition to his “One Tree Hill” Season 7 arc, Teal was featured in “The Staircase,” “Deep Water,” “Fear Street: Part Two – 1978,” “The Walking Dead: World Beyond” and “Descendants: The Rise of Red,” among others. He also has a prominent upcoming part in Starz’s “The Hunting Wives.” The late actor’s former co-stars Bethany Joy Lenz and Sophia Bush publicly paid their respects following news of his death on social media. “We stayed in touch on and off. I wish it had been more. I wish I’d called all those times I meant to but got distracted. Life is short,” Lenz wrote, while Bush shared, “We are just starting to watch his ‘OTH’ episodes on ‘Drama Queens’ and he’s such a talent.” Offscreen, Teal was also known for his work in local musical theater productions around his hometown in Wilmington, North Carolina. Your Ads Privacy ChoicesIMDb 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. First published: September 21, 2024 01:25 PM Latest update: September 27, 2024 04:10 PM The world's first coffee grown in a continental climate will be harvested in Catalonia next year. Entrepreneurs Joan Giráldez and Eva Prat started a coffee plantation eight years ago in Sant Vicenç de Torelló, Osona, central Catalonia, and now expect their 5,000 plants to produce their first crop. "This will be the first coffee in the world to be grown in a continental climate. We don't know of any other coffee grown in this climate," says Giráldez. Coffee plants typically thrive in tropical and subtropical regions, and until now there has been no record of a plantation in a continental climate. Joan and Eva have successfully grown the seeds and completed two germination cycles, with the plants now growing to a height of 1.2 meters. The big question is what unique qualities their coffee will have, even though they chose two high-end varieties. "We still don't know how they will develop, what the aroma, flavor, body and other characteristics will be," Joan explains. A coffee plant typically takes seven years to reach full production, and their plants are now three years old.  One of the keys to their success was germinating the seeds in Catalonia, which allowed the plants to adapt to the local climate. "The plant already has the genetic information to adapt to a climate that's not native to it," Joan explained.   To protect the plants from extreme temperatures, they created a partially covered area, although the plants are exposed to the weather most of the year. This setup allows them to withstand temperatures ranging from 8°C to 42°C. However, Joan explains that their current goal is not large-scale production, but rather to ensure that they have enough seeds to continue expanding the plantation.  The project also aims to educate people about coffee farming.  "We want to raise awareness of the effort that goes into every cup of coffee," Joan says. Get the day's biggest stories right to your phone Thanks for visiting ! CommentsFilm Director Ronak Sing and Expedition Leader Umesh Zirpe at the film screening at Torello, Spain Thomas Francis Torello the loving husband of Elinor Scannell Torello and the son of the late Raymond and Louise (Graham) Torello passed peacefully into eternal rest on July Tom and Elly celebrated 54 years of marriage love and living life to fullest.     grew up in West Haven and raised his family in Orange Tom graduated from Notre Dame High School in West Haven and then Lehigh University He also earned a master’s degree in business administration from the University of New Haven Tom owned Southern Connecticut Warehouse in West Haven for 31 years He also assumed ownership of his family business Torello Auto Parts in West Haven which was started by his grandfather Tom cherished his time with family and friends especially when skiing running and enjoying their beach house in Milford Tom was a proud finisher of the New York City Marathon and for many years trained hard for the New Haven 20 miler Tom was most proud of his efforts to rebuild and restore the beach house with his beloved nephew He especially enjoyed restoring and driving vintage British sports cars and was active in the Porche Club he loved WWII history and building period model airplanes Tom loved telling stories to his family and many loyal friends.  A faithful parishioner at Holy Infant Church in Orange and St Tom celebrated his Italian and Irish heritage His service to his community included being an active member of the Knights of Columbus and the Rotary which awarded him the Paul Harris Fellowship He also was president of the Paugusett Pool and Tennis Club Tom is survived by his loving daughter Kathryn (Andy) Torello-Korpi of Utah grandson Theodore Ray Torello (Colorado) and Teddy’s mother Erin Will Torello He is also survived by his sister Anne (Alan) Bennett (Connecticut) as well as 6 sister-in laws who all loved spending time with Tom. Tom was predeceased by his son Family and friends my pay their respects on Wednesday A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Thursday only vaccinated people should attend the indoor events In lieu of flowers please consider a donation to Community Soup Kitchen in New Haven at https://www.csknewhaven.org/donate.  Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors We’re here to help with product development looking to become a supplier—or anything in between—your partnership is valued View All Contact Information Aptar’s Torelló site in Spain was recognized with a Sustainable Supplier Award for the redesign of the “La Lechera” closure Nestlé Spain recently organized an event to highlight and recognize suppliers for their sustainability initiatives Aptar’s Torelló site in Spain was recognized with a Sustainable Supplier Award for the redesign of the “La Lechera” closure Aptar has produced this closure since 1999 but in 2015 began to work on improving the efficiency of the closure After studying the product through a lifecycle assessment Aptar Torelló’s engineering department proposed modifications that would lessen the carbon footprint of the closure The site then carried out an additional lifecycle assessment to evaluate the environmental impact after the modification The improved closure minimizes impact to the environment within all stages of the product lifecycle through reduced consumption of materials and energy The results showed that the technical improvements allowed for a 20% reduction in CO2 Using the quantity of closures that were shipped to Nestlé in 2016 as a baseline the total amount of CO2 emissions reductions are 144 tonnes per year This amount of CO2 is equivalent to the carbon offsets generated by 469 planted trees or the distance driven by 75 cars annually the team at Aptar Torelló improved the performance of the closure making it easier and more efficient for consumers to use was attended by 28 Nestlé suppliers each with initiatives targeted at improving the community and the environmental Special thanks to Ferran Fornols (fourth from left in photo) Jaume Soldevila (third from left in photo) and the entire team at Aptar Torello for their work with the redesign Submit your email address below and stay up to date with the latest industry insights *Required. 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