an EU-funded project is building a 29.35 km section of the S61 express road between the Łomża West and Stawiski junctions The project includes the construction of four junctions – Łomża West Łomża North and Kolno – and sections of national roads 63 and 64 2.84 km and 6.96 km in length respectively an EU-funded project is building a 29.35 km section of the S61 express road between the Łomża West and Stawiski junctions The project includes the construction of four junctions – Łomża West Łomża North and Kolno – and sections of national roads 63 and 64 2.84 km and 6.96 km in length respectively Part of the core Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) the new section of the S61 runs mainly on a new route between the Łomża West and Kolno junctions Much of the rest of the section follows the existing stretch of national road 61 with two 3.5 m-wide traffic lanes and a 2.5 m-wide emergency lane and allow for speeds of up to 100 km/h The road will be built to handle forecasted traffic volumes with junctions allowing safe access to the rest of the road network and adjacent areas along with two service areas – Górki West and Górki East Roads crossing the routes of the new sections will be adapted as required Adaptations will also be made to electricity A rainwater drainage system and safety infrastructure such as lighting fences and a traffic management system will be installed Environmental protection equipment including noise barriers and animal crossings will be set up bus lay-bys and emergency access routes is also included Construction of the S61 will advance the development of a cohesive high-capacity and user-friendly road network This will improve traffic safety and road connections from major regional centres to the TEN-T network and Poland’s capital The project will also shorten journey times between Warsaw and the Lithuanian border The S61 is to be linked to several other important regional interregional and international transport connections It will thereby support the creation of a single and contribute to the development of – the TEN-T Network Total investment for the project “Construction of the S61 express road – Łomża West junction-Stawiski junction section” is EUR 318 742 080 with the EU’s Cohesion Fund contributing EUR 113 873 953 through the “Infrastructure and Environment” Operational Programme for the 2014-2020 programming period The investment falls under the priority “Development of the TEN-T road network and multimodal transport” Ministerstwo obsługujące ministra właściwego ds Generalna Dyrekcja Dróg Krajowych i Autostrad 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 Sum 41 have announced a European tour that is scheduled for early 2017 The band just released 13 Voices through Hopeless Records Buy 13 Voices  Sum 41 on Facebook Issue 73 featuring Pinhead Gunpowder is available now This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website  Learn more 1938 to Amalie and Adolf Neumann Sr.  Emil grew up in Poland East Germany and West Germany before moving to Power MT in 1954.  Emil lived on a farm and attended Power High School He was then drafted into the US Army and served until he was honorably discharged in 1960.  Emil worked on the missile sites for the Paris furniture store and helped his parents’ farm for seven years.  In the fall of 1962 Emil went to visit his sister in Germany and there he met his beloved Lidia Hennig.  They were married on January 4 Emil and his brother Helmut bought their Dad’s farm and farmed and ranched together near Power for 40 years Emil and Lidia taught their children many valuable life lessons that have helped them to succeed in life.  They set an example of love and commitment to each other having celebrated over 55 years of marriage Emil served on the Cascade County Committee for the USDA Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS) for nine years.  He was elected by local farmers and ranchers to help FSA administer farm programs and provide information to producers One of Emil’s favorite past times was telling stories about growing up in Germany and Poland during World War II and immigrating to the United States He eventually wrote a book and shared his life story and family tree with many friends and family camping and family functions and would always say “Now this is living!”  The family would remind him that “Every day is Father’s Day”.  He had an infectious smile and loved to tell jokes to make everyone else smile.  Gramps we will always carry your memory in our hearts.  You will be missed To read the complete obituary and share condolences, visit the Croxford Funeral Home website Report a typo The Torah scroll found by Chaim Tuvia Grabowiec | Photo: Courtesy of Yad Vashem A Torah scroll hidden in the attic of a synagogue in Poland that was burned down on Kristallnacht was to be placed in the Holy Ark at Yad Vashem Israel's official Holocaust remembrance center on Thursday as part of an event marking the General Kaddish Day held by the Council of the Chief Rabbinate of Israel on the 10th of Tevet in which the memory of those who perished in the Holocaust without a clear date of death will be honored by reciting the Jewish prayer of the dead Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram The event was set to take place with the attendance of Israel's Chief Rabbis Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef the Chairman of the Yad Vashem Council Rabbi Israel Meir Lau and the family of Holocaust survivor Chaim Tuvia Grabowiec His children later donated the scroll for future generations a special prayer will also be said for the safe return of captives and the well-being of IDF soldiers fighting in the Gaza war Video: A Holocaust survivor celebrates his 100th birthday "We thank the Grabowiec family for donating the Torah scroll to Yad Vashem's synagogue where it will be preserved for future generations and serve congregants," says Dayan "Every item entrusted to us not only tells the personal story of the donor or community but also completes another piece in the vast puzzle of the history of the Jewish people during the Holocaust." Grabowiec was taken along with other youths from the town for forced labor in Siberia which is how he was the only one from his family to have survived and on his way back to his town in Poland he heard about the tragedy that had occurred and the dire fate of his parents and eight sisters When he arrived in town he discovered that his family home had been taken over by Poles and an acquaintance warned him it would be best for him to leave so as not to be murdered Grabowiec left the town and wandered in search of other Jews and a livelihood the couple wanted to immigrate to Israel but were denied approval due to Poland becoming communist In 1947 the family moved to the city of Wałbrzych in Poland After the renovation of a synagogue in the city that had been burned by the Germans on Kristallnacht the few remaining Jews returned to pray there One day while the children were playing in the attic Grabowiec's son Mordechai noticed a niche in the wall Out of curiosity he crawled inside and found parts of Torah scrolls He called his brother Moshe and they immediately ran to their father and told him what they found Grabowiec went up to the attic and was stunned wrapped the Torah scroll and scattered pages in it and swore on that day to bring the Torah scroll to Israel In 1956 the family was allowed to leave Poland and immigrate to Israel Grabowiec ordered two Torah mantles according to the Ashkenazi custom and on them were embroidered the names of his murdered family members – his sisters and parents "The Torah scroll accompanied my father in every synagogue he attended," relates Rachel Chasidov this means closure – that same Torah scroll that my brothers found in a synagogue in Poland will be placed in the Holy Ark in Yad Vashem's synagogue," says Chasidov "After my father passed away and before my brother passed away we decided Yad Vashem was the right place for the Torah scroll where it will serve the public and also preserve my father's story and the memory of his family who was murdered in the Holocaust." Subscribe to Israel Hayom's daily newsletter and never miss our top stories You think I'm gonna put up with this sh*t at my bar Newly revealed SS officer tape provides direct evidence of Hitler's explicit command for Jewish extermination A group called "Youth Demand" called on protesters to come to the site Analysis  Archaeology Blogpost Business & Finance Culture Exclusive Explainer Environment Features Health In Brief Jewish World Judea and Samaria Lifestyle Cyber & Internet Sports Diplomacy  Iran & The Gulf Gaza Strip Politics Shopping Terms of use Privacy Policy Submissions Contact Us The first issue of Israel Hayom appeared on July 30 Israel Hayom was founded on the belief that the Israeli public deserves better more balanced and more accurate journalism [contact-form-7 id=”508379″ html_id=”isrh_form_Newsletter_en” title=”newsletter_subscribe”] 2015 at 12:15 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Jerzy M beloved husband of Elzbieta (Samul) Charubin for 25 years entered into eternal peace on Tuesday September 1 The son of the late Stanislaw Charubin and Janina Siwik Jerzy was born in Kolno and raised in Czerwone Poland He Emigrated from Poland to the United States 21 years ago and lived in Boston before moving to Enfield where he has lived for the past 15 years He was employed as a carpenter for most of his life and enjoyed working with his hands Jerzy loved spending time with his family and friends He also loved camping and being in the outdoors and Monica and Thomas Charubin at home; a brother and Renata Nerko all of Poland; his mother-in-law Anna Mazurek and her husband Marek of Boston and Barbara Wyroba of AZ; a brother-in-law as well as six additional nephews and three nieces Jerzy was also predeceased by his father-in-law Visitation hours will be held from 5-8 p.m 2015 at Leete-Stevens for a procession to St To leave online condolences and directions Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. 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