Border Patrol agent died Friday night after driving off state Route 31 and crashing into a street sign while off duty just south of Metaline in Pend Oreille County Salo was assigned to the Metaline Falls Station according to the “US Border Patrol Spokane Sector” Facebook page the men and women of the Spokane Sector are mourning the loss of Border Patrol Agent Travis W a dedicated and honorable member of our team,” the post read “He tragically lost his life in an off-duty vehicle accident on the night of April 25 Salo was driving a 2007 Toyota Tundra pickup truck south on the highway shortly after 11:20 p.m according to a Washington State Patrol news release The cause of the crash is under investigation Give directly to The Spokesman-Review's Northwest Passages community forums series -- which helps to offset the costs of several reporter and editor positions at the newspaper -- by using the easy options below Gifts processed in this system are tax deductible Get breaking news delivered to your inbox as it happens © Copyright 2025, The Spokesman-Review | Community Guidelines | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Copyright Policy Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Robert played football and wrestled at Lakewood High School He was a proud United States Air Force veteran who served from 1966 to 1970 Robert had a deep love for his family and especially enjoyed the music of the '50s and '60s He will be fondly remembered by his family and friends Funeral arrangements entrusted to Slone & Co 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 but the project’s ambitions are grounded: to dissolve the boundary between dwelling and wilderness The architecture is orchestrated around the terrain using the bend in the river as both setting and structure With glass walls that mirror the site’s natural curves and a palette echoing the forest and sky the villa becomes an extension of its surroundings Every design move — whether a framed view or a carefully selected material — tightens the bond between inside and out images © Marc Goodwin / Archmospheres The Cliffhanger by Pirinen & Salo follows the L-shaped bend of the Ivalo River granting parallel views of sunrise and sunset across two kilometers of unbroken horizon Living spaces and sleeping quarters are at once adjacent to and aligned with nature channeling light and motion from the wilderness beyond The result is a constant conversation between architecture and the land it occupies The architects manipulate procession as a storytelling tool Visitors are first met by a quiet garage that screens the villa from view Only as they round the corner does the main residence appear its sculptural form commanding the riverbank The entry sequence isn’t a grand reveal — it’s a controlled build-up the team uses modest materials on its exterior and an arctic-inspired palette facing the river Pirinen & Salo embraces a dual material identity — modest at first glance While the outer forms are sheathed in everyday finishes to soften the villa’s complexity its river-facing facades are pure theater: glass The contrast feels both elemental and deliberate windowless hallway — echoing traditional Finnish mudrooms — acts as a liminal pause between forest and home a place to shed the outdoors before the reveal A soaring double-height hall invites sunlight to cut through a massive skylight while deep blue walls saturate the space and the view rushes toward you like the river outside while the forest-inspired ceiling calms and envelops The Cliffhanger follows the bend of the Ivalo River to maximize panoramic views of the sunrise and sunset Pirinen & Salo uses the home’s ceiling as a forest floor turned upside down — a multicolored plane that connects the architecture to its wooded context It’s not literal mimicry but an emotional one bridging the intensity of the blue hall with the tranquility of nature The chromatic narrative is extended upstairs where deep blue corridors lead to bedroom suites sculpted like tents pitched beneath the stars Each room offers riverside views and subtly warped ceilings The master suite is pure cinematic stillness — framed sunrises to the east Pirinen & Salo conceals its main volume behind a garage to create a dramatic sense of arrival interiors open with a double height main hall with a skylight and immersive views of the river a multicolored ceiling evokes the feeling of walking beneath a forest canopy living spaces are enclosed by sculpted ceilings with tranquil river views in all directions glass walls allow for a fully immersive experience in nature architect: Pirinen & Salo | @pirinensalo photography: © Marc Goodwin / Archmospheres | @archmospheres Torsti Liuska construction engineer: Toni Kekki Kekki Oy building consultant: Harri Halonen Tundra Consulting Oy landscape architecture: Pirinen Salo Oy landscaping: Lapland Yard HVAC engineer: Sami Säisä Iisalmen Putkiasennus Oy HVAC installation: Ylä-Lapin LVI Oy electrical engineer: Tino Ravelin Sähköpalvelu Seppo Tuovinen Oy electrical installation: Kiinteistörakennus ja fi ksaus Oy fixtures: Kartanon Mittakaluste Oy Miikka Bär glass construction: Steel-Prisma-Metallit Oy fireplace: Tiileri Oy Jari Kiprianoff chimney: Härmä Air Oy lights: iGuzzini Finland AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style 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 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 Anja Kristine Salo has previously worked for the Norwegian Polar Institute and the Barents Secretariat She will now be the Head of Communications for the Arctic Council Anja Kristine Salo has been appointed as the new Head of Communications for the Arctic Council She will take up the position on August 1st this is a dream job that combines everything I am passionate about,” Salo tells HNN Les på norsk. Salo comes from a position as special advisor at the Troms County Authority in Northern Norway She has previously worked as the communications director for the Norwegian Polar Institute and as the communications manager and indigenous peoples advisor for the Norwegian Barents Secretariat She holds a bachelor's degree in journalism and has written a master's thesis on the impact of the Ukraine war on the Kirkenes community which combines everything I am passionate about: international cooperation The Arctic Council has a clear mandate focused on preserving peace and it is a positive sign that all eight countries continue to prioritize this," Salo writes in a message to HNN She adds that she is looking forward to becoming part of the competent team in the Arctic Council Secretariat and bringing the important work being done in the Arctic Council to the forefront The Kingdom of Denmark, comprising Greenland, the Faroe Islands, and Denmark, will assume the chairmanship of the Arctic Council on May 12th at a virtual meeting. For the past two years Salo will start in her position as Head of Communications in August and says she looks forward to highlighting the working groups in the council “I really look forward to highlighting the important work and cooperation that is being done in the working groups They are the driving force in the Arctic Council and are working on current issues that the Arctic countries cannot solve individually.” Salo takes over the position from German-Swedish Kristina Bär Bär will now serve as the communications advisor for climate and environment at Nordic Energy Research High North News is not responsible for the content or opinions expressed on external web pages Editor in Chief:Trine Jonassen E-mail High North News Editor/Commentator: Arne O. HolmTel: (+47) 905 29 472 Journalist:Hilde-Gunn Bye Journalist:Astri Edvardsen Translator:Birgitte Annie Molid Martinussen Copyright © 2018 High North News. All Rights Reserved. Text description provided by the architects. The villa integrates the landscape and surrounding nature into daily life. The nature-formed main space is carefully tuned to reflect the landscape beyond the glass walls. Combined with a colour scheme that creates visual connections to the surroundings, this design makes it possible to live as part of the landscape.  The villa is situated on the bank of an L-bend of the Ivalo River, overlooking the rapids. Living spaces and bedrooms mirror the bend's form, allowing for a 1.5 km parallel view to the northeast (sunrise) and a 1 km parallel view to the northwest (sunset) along the river, visible from both living and sleeping areas. Just beyond the river begins the vast Hammastunturi wilderness. 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 Polk State College’s Student Activities and Leadership Organization (SALO) is celebrating its 16th year of existence SALO was recognized as the 2024 Southeastern Region Organization of the Year by the Association for the Promotion of Campus Activities (APCA) SALO Director Melvin Thompson and Program Coordinator Blessen Jacob made the trip to Dallas to accept the award “Winning an award that recognizes our department is always a proud moment it feels especially meaningful as we celebrate 16 wonderful years,” Jacob said “We’ve had many events lined up for this sweet 16 year Awards are nothing new for SALO. Earlier this year, Jacob was honored with the Bob Graham Distinguished Service Award led by the exceptional guidance of our director Melvin Thompson,” Jacob added “His leadership and support have enabled us to accomplish so much for our students This award is not only for our current SALO students and staff or contributed to this office over the past 16 amazing years.” SALO offers and oversees a variety of clubs and on-campus events on both the Winter Haven and Lakeland campuses Student attendance for SALO events reached nearly 14,000 for the 2023-24 Academic Year and feel like they’re part of a greater community that’s all that really matters to me,” Thompson said “Any recognition or organizational awards we earn along the way is just icing on the cake.” 5.5.25 Polk State Music students learn from accomplished musician and professor 5.2.25 Polk State collegiate high school student to graduate with AS in Aerospace Administration 5.1.25 Gateway student to earn Polk State degree at just 15 Winter Haven · Lakeland Bartow · Lake Wales © 2025 Polk State College. 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For additional information, visit polk.edu/compliance Irene was the youngest of three children of Vaino and Hilja Paivarinne She graduated in 1954 from Duluth Central High School CARNEY — With the Car- ney-Nadeau Holiday Tournament starting tonight the Carney-Nadeau boys basketball team sits at 2-4 but continues to believe that the best is yet to come Daily Press sports writer Adam Hinch got a chance to sit down with Carney-Nadeau point guard Sam Salo to discuss a various number of topics the 2012 team that went to the state semifinals I used to go home and try to play like those guys so that is where it all started country whatever I’m feeling at the time AH: What is your favorite subject in school AH: What is your favorite thing to do outside of basketball SS: Probably being outside hunt- ing or inside playing some video games AH: What is your favorite part of the basketball season SS: Being together with my team- mates and winning games AH: Do you enjoy the long bus rides after games — Bay College baseball tripped south over the weekend for a Saturday and Sunday doubleheader .. Copyright © 2025 Ogden News Publishing of Michigan | https://www.dailypress.net | 600 Ludington St. Join us at the Akustika Fair at the Nuremberg Exhibition Centre from April 4-6 Meet The Strad team at stand F08 and pick up a free copy of the magazine The Strad Directory Jobs The cello comes as a bequest by the late cellist Vivien Mackie Read more news stories here The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS) has received a cello made by Brescian luthier Gasparo da Salò for its instrument collection It was left to the conservatoire as a bequest by cellist Vivien Mackie Mackie studied with Pablo Casals in the 1950s and later became a qualified Alexander Technique teacher ‘Just Play Naturally’ and ‘Butterfly Soup’ Mackie’s masterclasses were highly sought after internationally The RCS string department expressed its gratitude for the cello on social media: we were honoured to receive a generous bequest from the late Vivien Mackie—a stunning Gasparo da Salo cello ‘Vivien Mackie was a distinguished cellist and a dedicated teacher of the Alexander Technique who devoted much of her life to supporting and inspiring musicians around the world ‘A heartfelt thank you to James Mackie and the Mackie family for this very special gift and incredible addition to our instrument collection.’ Read: My experience: Sagnick Mukherjee, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Read: Elster Trio wins the Polytechnical Society eV Chamber Music prize In The Best of Technique you’ll discover the top playing tips of the world’s leading string players and teachers It’s packed full of exercises for students plus examples from the standard repertoire to show you how to integrate the technique into your playing The Strad’s Masterclass series brings together the finest string players with some of the greatest string works ever written Masterclass has been an invaluable aid to aspiring soloists chamber musicians and string teachers since the 1990s The Canada Council of the Arts’ Musical Instrument Bank is 40 years old in 2025 This year’s calendar celebrates some its treasures including four instruments by Antonio Stradivari and priceless works by Montagnana Marta Danilkovich replaces Christoph Dingler and joins his sister Marie-Luise in the established violin duo Who better to write music for cello than cellists themselves  Ben Michaels writes about commissioning six solo cello pieces by cellists Aurelia Souvignet-Kowalski assumes the new role The violinist has been appointed artistic director of Clarion Concerts which provides chamber music concerts and experiences in New York’s Hudson Valley The Astatine Trio and Novo Quartet join the scheme from 2025–2027 Ten ensembles will compete for the chance to win the top prize package at this year’s competition from 25 to 31 August Site powered by Webvision Cloud Your Ads Privacy ChoicesIMDb Magic is made when friends and family gather to eat this concept is a cherished reflection of his upbringing where meals were a time to bond with family and friends food isn't just for eating; it's about the connection with each other," he reflects Born into a family where cooking was second nature Gutierrez learned early that the kitchen wasn't merely a place for sustenance His mother's hands deftly preparing meals the scents of pan de sal at dawn—these memories are what breathe life into the pop-up's menu At the core is the spirit of communal dining—salo-salo is about "sharing food with relatives The kitchen table was always a safe place growing up it ended with a meal shared in laughter." The menu offers a thoughtful intersection of the Pacific Northwest's fresh ingredients and the bold the Grilled Baja Prawn Sinigang—a dish rooted in the tangy comforting flavors of Filipino sour soup but reimagined with delicate Pacific prawns their sweetness a perfect counter to the tamarind base "This one stays fairly true to the original," he says tradition is elevated with a stunning 14oz bone-in ribeye my mom's bistek was a favorite—thinly sliced beef in a soy-calamansi marinade If you didn't get your portion quickly The dish is given a Pacific Northwest flair with crispy fried potatoes and shishito peppers a nod to local produce and contemporary presentation "We finish it with a calamansi soy demi-glace which gives it that nostalgic Filipino flavor but with a deeper complexity." it's not just about recreating these flavors but infusing them with the bounty of the Pacific Northwest replaces the traditional taro leaves with locally sourced kale and it gives the dish more texture and crunch," he explains While the dish may depart from its original roots it remains true to the spirit of Filipino cuisine: "playful The initiative is in great company. Filipino cuisine is having a moment, with restaurants like Musang and Archipelago pioneering the way SALO SALO stands out for being one of two Filipino restaurants to operate inside a hotel in the country it's about pushing those boundaries even further "Filipino food isn't just dinner; we make mean brunch plates The Filipino pop-up at Astra may be a temporary venture to create a space where people come together and leave feeling they've experienced something meaningful." Learn more about SALO SALO here Aakanksha Agarwal is a freelance writer for Seattle Refined. Follow more of her adventures here Salo is one of the most beloved foods in Ukraine Famous Ukrainian epigeneticist Dmytro Krasnienkov explained in an interview with RBC-Ukraine whether salo can be relied on as a longevity "superfood." salo is not a product that promotes rejuvenation Although it contains beneficial fatty acids an excess of salo in the diet can lead to negative effects due to its high calorie content Salo can be eaten in moderation—a small piece will provide energy and some fatty acids But too much is harmful because of the calories He added that there are no direct studies on the effect of salo on the biological clock but its composition suggests that excessive consumption may accelerate aging rather than slow it down The scientist recommends focusing on other foods that genuinely support longevity: vegetables Excessive consumption of red meat is associated with the acceleration of the biological clock Another tip: include as many colorful vegetables and fruits on your plate as possible Each bright color provides different antioxidants and beneficial compounds that support health fruits—especially very sweet ones—should be eaten in moderation The ideal time to consume them is before physical activity so the sugar from the fruit is used for energy instead of building up in the bloodstream Krasnienkov also recommends paying special attention to Omega-3 fatty acids—just about 1 gram per day can positively affect the biological clock and help slow down aging processes Earlier, we shared the diet that reduces the risk of stroke and heart attack by 14% This material is for informational purposes only and should not be used for medical diagnosis or self-treatment Our goal is to provide readers with accurate information about symptoms RBС-Ukraine is not responsible for any diagnoses that readers may make based on materials from the resource We do not recommend self-treatment and advise consulting a doctor in case of any health concerns BRAINERD — Lisa Salo stole the phrase “pressure is a privilege” from her role model Billie Jean King The former Brainerd Warriors head girls’ tennis coach might think about tweaking it a bit to coaching is a privilege It’s a privilege and career that spanned more than the 19 years she spent as Brainerd’s head coach 28-March 2 during the Minnesota Tennis Coaches Conference as she will be inducted into the Minnesota Tennis Coaches Association Hall of Fame The official time and date has yet to be determined our association’s past president and current executive secretary of the association called me and said the association would like to induct me into the hall of fame,” Salo said “I have to say I was totally surprised and incredibly honored to hear that from him “I know so many of the previous inductees and their incredible coaching careers and their stories Now to be included in that group humbles me.” Salo also coached multiple individuals to the Class 2A State Individual Tournament “The relationships,” Salo said about what she misses the most about coaching and when I look back I volunteered with middle school boys’ program long time and it's those relationships and watching them learn a sport that they can play for a lifetime it’s a sport I love and I’m passionate about To then see them build that belief in themselves and learn life skills that go along with that That’s what I reflect on -- those relationships.” Salo said her life is very different by not being immersed in the coaching world She said since retiring she realized a “Wheel” was always spinning in her head of planning practices constructing varsity lineups and devising coaching tips “My family and friends would always tease me and say ‘I’m obsessed with tennis,’” Salo said “I would get that all of the time from family and friends I would tell them it’s more like passionate rather than obsessed.” When Salo wasn’t coaching the varsity she was coaching or organizing some level of tennis instruction through Brainerd Community Education or Baxter Parks and Recreation She coached boys and girls tennis players during the summer for 38 years She started coaching in 1980 at the Lake Hubert Tennis Camp with former Brainerd coach Bud Schmid She spent 32 summers working at the camp and earned her United States Professional Tennis Association teaching certification Salo was a USTA teaching professional at Madden’s Resort from 2002-2012 and coached USTA Junior Team Tennis programs from 2005-2011 no,” Salo said when asked if she ever thought she would have this type of career in tennis “I never imagined the career that I’ve had and the journey that I would have,” she said I also know I didn’t do it alone over all of these years and summer tennis and all of the other off-season programming that I would do and certainly all of the coaches that I’ve worked with My daughter Mikinzee is pursuing a career in the tennis world as well I have a smile on my face when I think about that Everybody has been so important to my journey.” Salo’s tennis career was sparked by a photo and article of Australian Evonne Goolagong She believes she was in sixth or seventh grade Her parents drove from New York Mills to the Wadena Holiday Station A small section of the store featured sports equipment JEREMY MILLSOP may be reached at 218-855-5856 or jeremy.millsop@brainerddispatch.com Follow on Twitter at www.twitter.com/jeremymillsop NYC Weekend Watch is our weekly round-up of repertory offerings BAMTriple Canopy Presents: In The Hole brings 35mm prints of Salò, Tsai Ming-liang’s The Hole Anthology Film ArchivesEssential Cinema brings Erich von Stroheim’s Greed and films by Dziga Vertov; Richard Beymer’s The Innerview plays in a new restoration Museum of Modern ArtFilms by Howard Hawks, George Stevens, and more play in “The Lady at 100.” Museum of the Moving ImageThe Dead Zone plays throughout the weekend while Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles shows Saturday and Sunday Film ForumMort Rifkin favorite A Man and a Woman plays in a new restoration; Bride of Frankenstein screens this Sunday Nitehawk CinemaChildren of Men and a print of Babe screen early on Saturday and Sunday Nick lives in New York with his cats Drenka and Telemachus merging architectural purity with organic comfort to redefine outdoor living Unopiù debuts Salò collection, designed by Matteo Thun and Benedetto Fasciana | all images courtesy of Unopiù and ergonomic design enhance both form and function it adapts effortlessly to both residential and hospitality environments reinforcing Unopiù’s vision of sophisticated the collection transforms Salvioni Milano Durini’s terraces into a multi-level showcase Bringing the spirit of Lake Garda to the heart of Milan Unopiù presents ‘La Terrazza Sul Lago,’ an installation at Salvioni Milano Durini during Milan Design Week 2025 Inspired by the lake’s serene landscapes the setup transforms the terraces into a multi-level showcase displayed in thoughtfully curated settings that highlight its refined materials the furniture draws inspiration from the Bauhaus movement paying homage to the design language of Lina Bo Bardi the Salò collection reinterprets classic outdoor furniture through a contemporary lens all crafted with an ultra-light aluminum frame available in terracotta and sand – hues that echo the lake’s reflections and surrounding landscapes A defining element is the signature cushion system where large folded backrest cushions contour to the body ensuring comfort while enhancing the design from every angle with nearly invisible welds and smooth curves the stackable seating options offer a practical feature designed to meet the demands of functionality and space optimization the pieces with ultra-light aluminum frame are available in terracotta designed to adapt to both residential and hospitality spaces collection: Salò brand: Unopiù | @unopiu.official location: Salvioni Milano Durini terraces, via Durini 3, Milan | @salvioni_design_solutions Thanks for visiting Wanted in RomeMagazine The northern Italian town of Salò has revoked the honorary citizenship of Italy's wartime fascist dictator Benito Mussolini following a vote by the local council on Wednesday evening The first centre-left administration in the last 20 years succeeded in stripping Mussolini of his honorary citizenship of the town on the banks of Lake Garda The motion to revoke Mussolini's honorary title conferred on him in 1924 in the early years of the ventennio fascist regime was put forward by centre-left councillor Tiberio Evoli This was the third attempt to strip Il Duce of the honour in the last 20 years Up until last year Salò had been governed for two decades by the centre-right which had rejected the motion when it was proposed by the minority There is nothing new about Italian towns revoking Mussolini's honorary citizenship however this is different: Salò was the heart of the Italian Social Republic the puppet fascist regime controlled by Nazi Germany that governed northern Italy after the armistice of 8 September 1943 Citizenship was granted to Benito Mussolini long before the birth of the Italian Social Republic. It was 23 May 1924, less than a month before a fascist squad murdered Italian socialist politician Giacomo Matteotti in a killing that shook Mussolini's regime Every year on 28 October, a group of fascist sympathisers make the pilgrimage to Salò to mark the anniversary of the March on Rome The revocation of Mussolini's title "had to be done" the town's centre-left mayor Francesco Cagnini said on Wednesday night describing the move as "not ideological" but rather a "unifying moment of sharing reaffirming the values of love for freedom and democracy" "We absolutely do not intend to erase history nor exempt ourselves from dealing with it" - Cagnini stressed - "We do not erase anything: that page of our history Photo credit: Davide Zanin Photography / Shutterstock.com Wanted in Rome ™ is member of the Wanted World Wide Ltd network.Click here to find out more about our Network or Follow us on social networks © 2025 / 2026 Wanted World Wide LTD Network Carney-Nadeau senior Sam Salo celebrates hitting 1,000 points with his mom Crystal CARNEY — It was a milestone night Tuesday as Carney-Nadeau senior Sam Salo joined the 1,000-point club in a Skyline Central Conference boys’ basketball game against Bark River-Harris “I was happy to get it over early,” Salo said “I thought back to all the players I have seen hit a 1,000 points here there are so many good players that have done it and to be able to join the list feels great.” Brayden Derouin had 24 points for the Broncos Olin Johnson added 21 and Jacob Mileski added 17 The Wolves led 20-19 in the second quarter when Bark River-Harris went on an 11-0 run highlighted by back-to-back 3-pointers by Mileski “The shots were falling and feeling good,” Mileski said “I was able to get space and create open shots and I was able to knock them down.” The Wolves responded with a 3-pointer by Cullen Kasbohm The Broncos went on a 12-0 run in the third quarter as Derouin went hard to the basket drawing the foul and converting on the three-point play to extend the Broncos lead to 50-37 Gionni McDonough drove to the basket for a layup and moments later Derouin knocked down a 3-pointer to make it 55-37 “We were kind of sluggish early on,” Derouin said made some big shots and we were able to stretch out the lead.” McDonough took the pass off the steal and took it to the basket for the layup and Derouin added a layup to close out the run and extend the Broncos’ lead to 54-37 The Broncos put the game away in the fourth quarter as Johnson had 10 of his 21 points The Wolves return to action Friday by hosting Felch North Dickinson and the Broncos host Crystal Falls Forest Park Friday FT: 8-19; F: 9; Fouled Out: None; 3-pointers: Mileski 3 but the Manistique track and field teams found a way to prevail in their Kiwanis .. surrounded by family and under the care of Lake Superior Life Care & Hospice She was a 1975 graduate of Eben High School and lifelong area resident Nita worked at a very early age at the next door neighbor’s dairy farm helping in a variety of ways She also worked at the Tiroler Hof Motel through high school in the summers She began work at Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company (CCI) at age 19 as a laborer in the pellet plant Within 2 years she moved out to the open pit to drive a 120 ton production truck She was only the second woman to work in the pit and in time gained the respect of her male counterparts she was laid off and began her employment with Bunny Bread in their bakery thrift store She worked there for seven years before returning to CCI where she operated the “crusher” and became very involved in the union She held a variety of positions including Pit Safety Representative and Chairperson political action and the Editor of The Local Truth (union newspaper) She retired after 30 years of service in October 2010 Nita earned a Bachelor’s degree from NMU in criminal justice with a minor in labor relations She was a proud Yooper that held true to her Finnish heritage and enjoyed frequent She was a loving “Mumu” to Jaxon She was also a member of the United Steel Workers of America John Jonas of Marquette whom she married September 22 Jocelyn (Jake) Mattson of Negaunee and Jolene Jonas of Spotsylvania She was preceded in death by her parents and brothers 2024 from 3 to 5 pm at Fassbender Swanson Hansen Funeral and Cremation Services A Memorial Service will be held at 5 pm in the funeral home with Rev A luncheon will follow the service in the funeral home Memories of Anita may be shared at fassbenderswansonhansen.com Wis.- When young basketball players in the Northland want to take their game to the next level in the offseason Salo’s Showcase is ready to answer the call I’m very skill oriented.” As a local skills trainer Luke Salo has become a “basketball guru” of sorts — a journey that started once his playing days were over “I was able to play one year (of college basketball) I had two knee surgeries and a shoulder surgery — both basketball-related — so I kind of had to find other ways to keep basketball in my life and was very lucky to meet a couple players that played professionally They kind of got me into working out with them can you help him out?’ And I just started working with athletes it’s really blossomed and something really cool.” Salo’s training sessions have even featured college and professional players with proven on-court experience a Superior Spartan legend who has since played professional basketball overseas there was never an opportunity like this for girls to come and play five-on-five and have it be really competitive,” said Lindstrom I really like to do it… It’s really rewarding on our end During this summer in which Lindstrom has assisted in Luke’s training sessions she’s seen a significant increase of local girls’ basketball players committed to offseason improvement “We had a skill session the other day — boys and girls were welcome,” she explained “And there was triple the girls that there were the boys I think that there’s a shift happening a little bit I think we’re all a little bit here for it it’s really cool to be a part of it in the area.” While it’s true that basketball is normally played in the winter months Salo’s Showcase is proof that the season never really ends for players aiming to unleash their full potential “It’s becoming kind of eye-opening for a lot of athletes that if I don’t put in more work in the offseason to take advantage of these opportunities,” says Luke “The increase in these opportunities that athletes are having now in the summer has been awesome for the game and it’s been awesome for the kids To see all these athletes come and take advantage of that on their weekend when they could be doing other things; but getting their time in the gym with us has been really special to see.” Players interested in joining Salo’s Showcase training sessions can learn more through the organization’s Facebook page. BROCKTON — The poll results are in! And the competition for best restaurant for overall experience when it comes to Cape Verdean cuisine has boiled down to one: Salo Bar & Grill Salo, located at 810 North Montello St. opened its doors less than a year ago to give Brockton a taste of elegance without the long commute to Boston and garlic are some of the delicious options to try Brockton readers and beyond have spoken, and Salo won with 366 votes or 31.44%. Second place was Luanda Restaurant & Lounge Salo took first place after a neck-and-neck back-and-forth competition was neck and neck between Luanda and Salo What makes Salo Bar & Grill different?Twist of island twang Relaxed upscale dining lands in Brockton there’s a huge difference between our restaurant and other Cape Verdean restaurants in the area when it comes to décor I hear these types of comments from customers often,” Salo Afonseca Salo Bar & Grill prides itself on fast and attentive service “amazing cocktails,” and food made from the heart The restaurant is definitely giving the community a run for its money with its elegant décor Where to get blogger's food in Brockton Brockton's very own food blogger launches Haitian take-out spot and convenience store What’s on Salo's menu?Must-try items include the seafood platter The best part about this platter is that it can feed four people You can order a simple burger on a brioche bun or go the more adventurous route and try steamed mussels in garlic butter wine a rack of lamb served with roasted potatoes there are plenty of land options to choose from If the food isn't what’s bringing you here it will definitely be the cocktails and ambiance of the restaurant a classic lemon drop martini with a little island twist that makes you want more The flavors of lemon and tropics blend into a harmony of passion The restaurant didn’t think it would win due to being new to the area Many Cape Verdean restaurants have been in Brockton for decades but it was exciting when we found out we won The kitchen staff was excited and cheering It was good for the morale of the crew,” Afonseca said The center’s design and construction were driven by sustainability utilizing the ‘Earthbags’ technique—employing locally sourced earth-filled bags compacted and finished with natural materials like raw earth and straw the structure offers excellent thermal insulation keeping interiors cool in the sub-Saharan heat The innovative roof design facilitates natural ventilation creating an energy-efficient and comfortable environment These techniques demonstrate how humanitarian efforts can incorporate advanced sustainable practices all images courtesy of Balouo Salo A key aspect of the project was the active involvement of the local community. Humanitarian organization Balouo Salo trained local residents—many of whom were former farmers and unemployed individuals—in sustainable construction techniques creating a team that worked on the building for over eight months led by engineer and activist Raoul Vecchio This collaborative process transformed the construction site into an open-air training laboratory empowering the community while fostering skills and self-reliance including local students and women’s groups making it a genuine example of collective participation The center not only serves as a museum but also as an educational space The museum features unique cultural artifacts such as the ‘Bombolong Mancagne’ ritual instrument and the ‘Kankourang Mandinga’ traditional costume both significant in local traditions and heritage along with the museum’s emphasis on local culture aim to attract tourism and stimulate the regional economy the Multipurpose Cultural Center in Tanaff embodies international solidarity and sustainable innovation Supported by international fundraising efforts and partnerships the project has garnered recognition for its sustainable the center will ensure the preservation of the region’s cultural heritage and the promotion of educational initiatives Balouo Salo’s work aligns with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals turning local traditions into tools for empowerment and growth offering a model for international solidarity and sustainable development the center by Balouo Salo aims to preserve traditions and promote cultural tourism in the Sédhiou region the project fosters economic growth by promoting cultural tourism through artifact conservation a roof designed for natural ventilation enhances the building’s energy efficiency keeping the interior cool in sub-Saharan heat built with the ‘Earthbags’ technique the center uses locally sourced materials like earth and straw were trained in sustainable construction techniques over 800 volunteers participated in building the center earth-filled bags compacted and finished with natural materials like raw earth and straw were employed Balouo Salo’s work turns local traditions into tools for empowerment and growth the cultural center offers a model for international solidarity and sustainable development name: Multi-purpose Cultural Center And Museum Of Traditions designer: Balouo Salo Humanitarian Organization | @balouosalo Archimedes prints local partners and collaborations: Tanaff Municipality SynergiePlus collaboration and consulting: Simona Cirami Moustapha Kouyate project management: Raoul Vecchio construction team: Raoul Vecchio designboom has received this project from our DIY submissions feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here. edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom happening now! partnering with antonio citterio, AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function, but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style, context, and personal expression. 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Salo once had a lot of promise here on the Island let’s revisit what went wrong for Salo on Long Island Salo joined the Islanders organization from Europe after the 2020-21 season ended and had a strong training camp before reporting to Bridgeport which was also the inaugural game at UBS Arena Salo was brought up after six different Islanders players landed in the COVID protocol that sabotaged that opening weekend at UBS Arena Salo provided a new look for the Islanders’ defense as the then 23-year-old provided speed to a blue line that at the time regularly saw 44-year-old Zdeno Chara and 38-year-old Andy Greene take on heavy minutes Sebastian Aho was also fighting for a roster spot after two AHL All-Star seasons while having a couple of cups of coffee with the team Instead, Parker Wotherspoon was recalled Wotherspoon did not seem to have a big future with the Islanders or a very high ceiling was asked point-blank why Salo wasn’t recalled Trotz openly praised Wotherspoon’s consistent play in Bridgeport before admonishing Salo with a pretty harsh critique “He hasn’t played as well as he’s needed to play (Salo) should be an impact and the best defenseman down (there) Salo finished the year in Bridgeport before playing games 80 and 81 in what had become a lost season for the Islanders Salo scored 20 points in 40 AHL games and five in 21 NHL games Those 21 games with the Islanders in 2022-23 gave fans much hope and he seemed poised to take another step forward He would have a chance to claim the roster spots left vacant by Andy Greene and Zdeno Chara’s retirements The latter was the left-shot defenseman slot that Salo would compete for the Islanders made a splashy move at the draft and acquired Alexander Romanov for the 13th overall pick Filling the top-4 hole in the lineup left after guys like Nick Leddy But the third-pair left-shot defenseman roster spot was open The only other outsider the Islanders brought in was Dennis Chowloski Salo was the favorite, and indeed, he won the job. In game two of the season, he scored a pair of goals. Then, Salo played two shaky games and was scratched in favor of Aho on October 22. Aho played well Salo didn’t play again until December 9, when he played for two weeks before being sent to Bridgeport. Salo only re-entered the lineup due to an injury to Adam Pelech Samuel Bolduc became the top prospect within the organization He had been coming off of an injury-riddled season but quickly became Bridgeport’s top guy Even Parker Wotherspoon became the team’s permanent seventh defenseman Just as quickly as Salo’s rise to notoriety began Maybe Trotz’s quote may have shaken his confidence more than anyone realized Perhaps it was the short leash early in October that Lambert gave him and even Bolduc move past him on the depth chart left a mark With a touch of irony, Aho’s Islanders career is likely ending as he’s set to become a UFA on July 1 He was passed on the depth chart by waiver pickup Mike Reilly while Samuel Bolduc is ready for a bigger role who battled for a roster position for almost a calendar year in 2022 It’s a nice bow on a frustrating chapter for the Islanders “What if?” about the former draft pick Jake Guentzel Available; Islanders Should Have Interest Enter your email address to get all of our articles delivered directly to your inbox Copyright © 2023 National Hockey Now The decision should arrive on February 26th during the next city council meeting The municipality of Salò is ready to revoke the honorary citizenship of Benito Mussolini when the next city council will be convened A representative of the majority has filed a motion for revocation It is certainly not the first Italian municipality to revoke the citizenship of the Duce but it is certain that this act represents for the city on Lake Garda a clear break with its past and its history Read also other news on Nova News Click here and receive updates on WhatsApp Follow us on the social channels of Nova News on Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Telegram 2000 - 2025 Nova Agency. All rights reserved yet it almost feels like the entire hockey world is holding its collective breath for a move or two to set off the domino effect on the trade market the Ducks are trying to trade more good players and The Athletic released their annual fan-voted broadcaster rankings This is always the two longest weeks for fans of teams not playing in the Final alludes to plenty of things happening behind the scenes not much will happen before the Final ends with the gap between the Final and the NHL Draft potentially being as short as four days SDPN (audio/video): The Chris Johnston show was released yesterday, and he touched on several topics. More interestingly, he indicated that a Mitch Marner trade might still happen, but it will take time to play out. In addition to that whole segment, Johnston discussed various other topics, including potential targets like Martin Necas New Jersey Hockey Now: The NJ Devils will trade for a goaltender. Will it be Jacob Markstrom or Linus Ullmark? Markstrom has already waived his NMC for the Devils, but Ullmark is the belle of the ball. However, the Devils face fierce competition from the Carolina Hurricanes for Ullmark Florida Hockey Now: Let’s end on a silly note, shall we? The Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers attempt to finish their respective stories by crowning themselves Stanley Cup Champions. Hello, Cody Rhodes reference. The WWE and NHL have unveiled the WWE Championship belt that will be awarded to the Stanley Cup winner Russell’s Roundup: Cats Defend Home Ice; Penalty Kill Vital Hillary Salo was already poised to extend women’s historic majority on the seven-member FASB when she joins in July Now she will be its first female vice chair Salo’s appointment continues an ongoing shift toward female representation on the board that has been underway for some time Salo will succeed current FASB Vice Chair James L who will conclude his time on the board June 30 Salo’s arrival and Kroeker’s departure will bring the total number of women FASB members to five When Joyce Joseph joined the FASB last July it marked the first time that women outnumbered men on the FASB A FAF spokesperson told CFO Dive Salo was the top candidate for the vice chair role irrespective of gender the FAF Trustees seek diverse perspectives and the strongest qualifications Hillary brings both to the table and was the natural choice for this important leadership role,” the spokesperson said in an emailed response to questions choosing a new member and vice chair who is a veteran of the FASB culture could be an impactful choice given the scrutiny that the board’s processes have drawn Salo has deep experience in both accounting regulation and accounting practice transaction services from 2004 to 2007 and then held the title of senior manager department of professional practice from 2007 to 2013 She then spent a little over two years as a professional accounting fellow at the SEC before returning to KPMG audit and department of professional practice from 2015-2020 Salo did not immediately respond to a request for comment Get the free daily newsletter read by industry experts scheduled to assess monetary policy during a March 18-19 meeting will likely zero in on a jump in long-term inflation expectations Rising retirement rates contributed to growing turnover with 54% of outgoing CFOs either retiring or moving exclusively to board positions The free newsletter covering the top industry headlines has opened its doors in North Warren offering a range of services for adults and children beyond standard salon offerings puts accommodating clients that have autism ADHD and anxiety as a centerpiece of Moonlight Salon Salons are generally busy environments with a lot of noise the atmosphere aims to be calmer and quieter and several cape-draping options are available to keep hair clippings away from the skin They both started on the path to an independent inclusive salon by volunteering as stylists for sensory-friendly events in the area Betts’ loved the idea of giving back to the community through these events making haircuts less upsetting for children with sensory needs “They can now get haircuts all year round; they don’t have to wait,” said Betts At a previous salon where Betts had worked she had a female Muslim client who wore a hijab and needed privacy so that no men would see her without her head covering and she and her co-workers utilized cardboard and the back room to accommodate her client’s beliefs This experience led Moonlight Salon to offer private appointments by request The salon is open Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m Moonlight Salon is located at 24 North State Street in North Warren Hospice of Warren County is set to host its inaugural fundraising event The League of Women Voters of Warren County has released its updated 2025 Government Directory A county resident has been sentenced to between 21 months and four years in state prison on three separate dockets Copyright © 2025 Ogden Newspapers of Pennsylvania LLC | https://www.timesobserver.com | PO Box 188 Louisville head coach and CSCAA President Arthur Albiero co-led an NCAA Division I breakout session where coaches discussed the marketability of the sport who has worked with swimmers to optimize performance through data and analysis of stroke techniques Breaststroke specialist Landry Liston has announced her commitment to continue both her academic and athletic careers at George Mason University The CSCAA has announced the addition of Jake Taber and Cathleen Pruden to its Board of Directors as the newest Division III representatives After reviewing the first- and second year head coaching performances at Power 4 programs it’s time to check in on how the third-year head coaches fared May 22nd, 2024 Coaching Changes, College, News Arizona State University swimming and diving has announced that Dave Salo a 2010 inductee into the American Swimming Coaches Association Hall of Fame will serve as associate head coach beginning in the 2024-25 season Head coach Herbie Behm made the announcement on Wednesday afternoon, saying, “Dave Salo is a swimming icon He’s a thinker who has pushed the sport forward for over 30 years and someone I’ve looked up too my entire career Everything one can achieve as a swim coach I’m so lucky to be able to work with someone like Dave and I know the team will be in great hands with his leadership.” who had been associate head coach since 2022 took the reins of the Sun Devils swimming and diving program on April 1st when head coach Bob Bowman accepted the director of swimming role at the University of Texas The 2024-25 season will be Salo’s first collegiate campaign since retiring from the head coaching position at USC in 2020 finishing among the top 6 teams at NCAA Championships eight times (4 women/4 men) and producing 165 All-Americans (89 women/76 men) during his tenure he continued to be active at Irvine Novaquatics as head coach of the ISL’s Tokyo Frog Kings and at Orange Coast College where he was an assistant coach to former NOVA swimmer Anthony Iacopetti Salo has also coached the recently created ProNOVA group at NOVA He said, “Herbie is one of the brightest and curious coaches in the country. I would not have considered collegiate coaching again with anyone else,” said Dave Salo “I look forward to a partnership with Herbie to continue to advance and promote the Sun Devil program.” Salo has been a USA Swimming National Coach several times including at FINA World Championship in 2013 and 2015 (head women’s coach) and 2005 World Championships (head men’s coach) 2004 and 2012 Olympic Games (assistant coach) Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" Just want to leave this comment for everyone slandering Dave’s legacy behind a computer screen you know nothing about him as a person or a coach Dave is an incredible person and an even better coach He let me train with him for free for four months despite being a measly swimmer compared to the olympic greats that were training with him Dave is to thank for dispelling with the pseudoscientific training philosophy that suggests training 20 hours a week is somehow going to help you improve on a race that lasts less than a minute He pioneered race pace training and I dropped 1.6 seconds in my 100 free in one summer season training with him Don’t know much but usually the crazier the better Most legendary relay – have you not heard of when the Aussies smashed up like guitars Can’t imagine his misogynistic flavor re: Hosszu LGBT rights is great news for the women’s program outlook Thats why Rebecca Soni won gold training with him Not to mention others like Breeja Larson and Efimova Stop slandering coaches you know nothing about no wonder the Hungarians are hightailing it out of there He reportedly told Hosszu that she should do something else with her life after London 2012 but here he doesn’t have to be the head coach This will be akin to Urbanchek coaching for years after he retired Despite any beliefs he had about the pandemic and shutting down everything Salo knows swimming and is an asset to anyone he’s helping He’s at that part of his life where he just wants to coach and doesn’t need to be in charge I wouldn’t have thought you’d get him to leave L.A. This is close enough where he can go to LA whenever he wants and I doubt he’s gonna stick around in Tempe full-time once the college season ends I think Dave Salo is one of the greats and I’m excited to see how he contributes to the team political beliefs?????????????????????????? just take one good look at his twitter page I read through his current twitter page entries and found nothing offensive Maybe you need to look in a mirror Cadwallader coaches can’t have personal views on politics keep that crap out of here this is a swimming site ASU jumped the gun with naming Behm head coach Let’s see if Behm stays for the whole season Salo will be there to mentor him in terms of training and provide some recruiting credibility and retention of Olympic hopefuls I don’t think Salo wants to lead a college program and deal with all the admin tasks and management type tasks Basically the team can say to recruits they have a Olympic level coach on staff They worked a lot just to keep him in the program over the years and not take another HC job so that he could assume the role This is Herbie’s team and Dave will be a great compliment to the staff with his knowledge and experience They certainly could have done a lot worse Anne Lepesant is the mother of four daughters With an undergraduate degree from Princeton (where she was an all-Ivy tennis player) and an MBA from INSEAD she worked for many years in the financial industry More from Anne LepesantSee All Subscribe to our newsletter and receive our latest updates