Plans have been submitted to the City of Spokane to refurbish the Jefferson and Norman buildings Some 40 units of housing and four commercial spaces are planned to revive the former hotel as part of a $5.5 million project At the southeast corner of 1st Avenue and Jefferson Street the two buildings are across the street from the Parsons Apartment building and a block east of Brick West Brewing according to Spokane County property records the buildings were once a modern hotel with private telephones in each room and was touted as being “Spokane’s exclusive family hotel,” according to the Spokane County Historic Preservation Office The hotel was also operated as low-income housing before it was vacated The properties were jointly sold in November for $1.1 million to Chris Batten owner of Spokane-based real estate company Batten is planning to renovate the basement of the conjoined buildings to include bike storage for its residents The street-level floor will be divided into four commercial spaces and the upper floor will be apartment units Both the upper floors will house 20 units consisting of two studios Spokane-based Olson Projects designed the project Spokane Addiction Recovery Center has been operating at its lower South Hill location for decades and now plans have been submitted to the city of Spokane to update their campus Located at the northwest corner of 6th Avenue and Walnut Street the project is estimated to cost $8 million operates in two buildings that are roughly 70 years old Plans show Addiction Recovery officials will have crews demolish the two structures and replace them with a new building The new building is planned to be larger than the two previous buildings The work will also include 20-paved parking spaces Attempts to reach Spokane Addiction Recovery officials this month were unsuccessful recently opened a taproom at their production facility located just southeast of the intersection of Division Street and Montgomery Ave submitted plans to the city of Spokane to improve the taproom located at 125 E the 15,000-square-foot One Tree Cider facility will soon include an 800-square-foot taproom that will add more seating and a keg table One Tree previously opened locations in Spokane Valley and downtown Spokane but has since moved all operations to its north Spokane location 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 TDS Telecommunications continues expanding its high-speed all-fiber internet network into more Spokane-area neighborhoods © Copyright 2025, The Spokesman-Review | Community Guidelines | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Copyright Policy We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money The family of Norman Wayne Bradley created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Made with love by funeralOne The Kansas City Chiefs selected Tennessee defensive lineman Omarr Norman-Lott in the second round with the 63rd pick in last weekend's draft adding another talented interior lineman with versatile attributes he met with reporters at rookie camp and shared his appreciation for being a member of the Chiefs and his goals like it's just a blessing to be here," said Norman-Lott I'm figuring out where I'm at (and) all those kinds of things just with being in a new area Norman-Lott began his college football career at Arizona State but eventually transferred to Tennessee in 2023 and played two seasons He's excited to start his professional journey in Kansas City and conquer Steve Spagnuolo's playbook "It's a pretty complex playbook (that) he (Defensive Coordinator Steve Spagnuolo) has going on," said Norman-Lott "But I am confident I'll be able to get a hold of it and learn it Kansas City hopes the former Volunteers star can make a difference on the defensive line after several veteran players left in free agency McCoy looked to his old position and said that Kansas City got the NFL’s steal of Round 2 in Omarr Norman-Lott McCoy said he spoke to his former Buccaneers teammate Robert Ayers now a member of the Volunteers’ coaching staff long before the Chiefs drafted Norman-Lott “He mentioned him like mid-season,” McCoy said you should check this guy out,’ because he's not built like a prototypical defensive lineman for what he can do ‘Somebody just has to teach him how to be a pro.’” associate the Kansas City defensive line with All-Pro Chris Jones but the defensive front has an under-the-radar individual who greases its wheels “I played for Joe Cullen,” McCoy said of the Chiefs’ defensive line coach I think this is the best fit with Omar Norman-Lott going to Kansas City Norman-Lott is a unique 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If you're not a student and value our work, please disable your ad blocker or click here to match that if you can. it’s increasingly a case of now or never for the fast-handed welterweight so it’s not unrealistic for him to call out some of the division’s big names He’s slated to return in June at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium in his native Massachusetts It won’t be the marquee fight Ellis is looking for but he hopes to land that opportunity later this year Ellis earned the World Boxing Council USA Silver Welterweight title IMAGO / ZUMA Press Wire“Boots [Jaron Ennis] and [Brian] Norman,” Ellis said in an interview with YSM Sports Media when asked who he wants to fight next Ellis’ only loss came in 2023 to Roman Villa—a close contest that one judge scored a draw Ellis survived two 12th round knockdowns in this fight The hard-hitting Villa would go on to face Ennis Brian Norman might be the most realistic option An Ennis-Ellis clash would be more competitive but it doesn’t seem likely in the near future Ennis is evaluating options after his big win over Eimantas Stanionis last month and Ellis is one of many exciting American fighters below 160 lbs at present landing a hard left hook on Derrieck Cuevas appears to be on track to face Manny Pacquiao later this year in a WBC title fight but doesn't have the ring experience of Ellis A match-up with Ellis is the most likely path if Ellis hopes to secure a big fight in 2025 Canelo Alvarez Reveals His Top Five Greatest Boxers Of All Time Claressa Shields Reacts To Video Of Ryan Garcia Crying After Times Square Loss Canelo Alvarez Could Be Boxing's First 'Billion Dollar' Fighter Oscar De La Hoya Slams Canelo Alvarez After William Scull Fight: "It's Sad, It Really Is" We have been notified of spam calls to our families requesting paypal payments for their services Please do not provide any information or make any payments over the phone and contact us directly should you receive these calls Norman Russell Adams Jr., "Norm" 60 of Indian Trail, NC went home to be present with the Lord on Monday January 20, 2025. After a courageous and brave battle with Leukemia and complications from a compromised immune system, he passed away peacefully... View Obituary & Service Information created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories © 2025 Heritage Funeral and Cremation Services This is where his true colors may come out or he may use the pressure as a ladder to inch closer to a championship and offseason payday A star in the NBA could break regular-season scoring records and shoot the greatest efficiencies known to humanity but will still tested for his playoff potential His prominent scoring and efficiency drop from the regular season to the playoffs was so drastic that even scientists could not study to figure out what went wrong Powell was heavily voted by Clipper fans as an All-Star and would have cracked the top three finalists for Most Improved Player but his injury seemed to have removed all the momentum from his system but the UCLA product was missing good-quality attempts and bunnies at the rim Moreover, Powell clearly never fully recovered from what his body endured and the Clippers saw his worst after the All-Star break and throughout the playoffs This ultimately caused his game-seven disaster against the Denver Nuggets At Intuit Dome against the Denver Nuggets, Norman Powell scored over 20 points in all three games with efficiencies above 50% head coach Tyronn Lue needed just one solid away performance and the altitude of the Mile High City denoted every possibility of occurrence shooting 39.5% from the floor and 33.3% from a distance This hinted at a storm with no sign of sunshine in game seven Though Powell was not the worst game-seven performer on the LA Clippers shooting 4-11 from the field and not a single make from beyond the arc which boiled down any scoring rhythm he tried to match he demonstrated why he was unplayable at times as the Clippers were outscored by 12 points in his first 18 minutes the Nuggets figured out Powell’s game four consecutive times at Ball Arena televising his weaknesses for opponents to write in their notebooks © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands ","https://fansided.com/",{"alt":"63","src":"64","url":"65"},{"type":"62","value":"66"},"link","Minute Media","https://www.minutemedia.com/",{"text":"69","url":"6a"},{"type":"68","value":"6b"},"All Rights Reserved Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands He began writing for Clipperholics in April 2022 before being elevated to a Site Expert role in October 2023 Iliyan has written for FanSided’s ReignOfTroy he has also gained experience through internships with Sports Radio America and Fantom Sports Industries He has been covering the league since 2016 He consistently writes about all 30 NBA franchises and the WNBA He has seen every game of Luka Doncic's NBA career and his work has been featured on Bleacher Report and Fantasy Pros Moreover, Powell clearly never fully recovered from what his body endured At Intuit Dome against the Denver Nuggets, Norman Powell scored over 20 points in all three games with efficiencies above 50% Though Powell was not the worst game-seven performer on the LA Clippers Following the success of this year's pilot cities in Africa, the 2026 edition of the programme expands its geographical horizons to span three continents: Asia, Europe and Latin America. The pilot cities will be announced in the upcoming months. This Master's Programme is intended for those who seek a holistic approach to the design and management of cities. It welcomes graduate and postgraduate students along with professionals in various fields such as Anthropology, Architecture, Arts, Computer Science, Construction, Data Analytics, Design, Economics, Engineering, Environment, Geography, History, Law, Mathematics, Public Policy, Sociology, Transportation, Urbanism and other related disciplines. The Norman Foster Institute provides a Master's Degree Diploma for the Programme on Sustainable Cities, in partnership with the NFI's Academic Partner, the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, signed by Co-Directors Norman Foster and Kent Larson. 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Applications are now open The deadline for applications is 1 July 2025 at 23:59 CEST 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 A former Norman Public Schools teacher whose license was revoked by the Oklahoma State Board of Education is asking an Oklahoma County judge to reverse the board’s order The state board revoked Summer Boismier’s license in August at the behest of state schools Superintendent Ryan Walters who serves as the board’s chair by nature of his elected position Boismier came to prominence in 2022 after she covered the bookshelves in her classroom with red butcher paper in protest of House Bill 1775 an Oklahoma law that prohibits schools from covering certain concepts on race and gender She added a sign to the covered bookshelves in her classroom that read “Books the state doesn’t want you to read,” and posted a QR code to the Brooklyn Public Library which gave students online access to a wide variety of books including many questioned by school authorities Walters accused Boismier of attempting to indoctrinate students with a “liberal political agenda” and called for her teaching license to be permanently revoked Although Boismier did not endorse any particular book who was the state's education secretary at the time said some of the books in the library catalog contained explicit sexual content and racist concepts Boismier petitioned the court in October 2024 to reverse the state board’s decision to revoke her license which came despite an administrative law judge’s finding that Boismier had broken no law Attorneys for the board never responded to Boismier’s petition there were no other filings in the case until April 24 when she asked District Judge Richard Ogden for a ruling in her favor citing the lack of response by the state board “Respondent has defaulted by failing to respond or provide a record as required by statute,” wrote Boismier’s attorney Henderson noted that one of the rules for Oklahoma district courts “requires that all defendants and others joined as parties must file and serve their responsive pleading or entry of appearance within 20 days after being served with notice of an action.” it had been 150 days since the board had been served with the petition Court records show no attorney representing the board has made an appearance in the case the board was represented by a contracted attorney The board’s attorney now is Chad Kutmas of the Tulsa-based law firm Norman Wohlgemuth Kutmas didn’t immediately respond to an email message During an administrative hearing in June 2023 about Boismier’s license an assistant attorney general ruled the state Department of Education had “failed to prove” Boismier had violated any state law But at Walters’ behest, the state Board of Education nonetheless suspended her license on June 28 formally rejecting the assistant attorney general’s findings and ordering Nicklas – who was not present for the June 2023 hearing – “to prepare findings of fact and conclusions of law based exclusively on evidence presented during the course of the hearing or previously filed briefs of the testimony of witnesses taken under oath that reflect a decision to revoke the teacher certificate“ of Boismier The board ultimately voted 6-0 to revoke Boismier's Oklahoma teaching license. In the revocation order the board said Boismier violated three conduct rules requiring teachers to meet certain professional performance and conduct standards and to “protect the student from conditions harmful to learning or to health and safety.” Boismier listed five reasons she believes the revocation order should be overturned — that it violates multiple constitutional provisions concerning free speech and due process that it “is in excess of the statutory authority of the agency,” that it was made “upon unlawful procedure,” that it “is clearly erroneous in view of the evidence and record” and that it is arbitrary and capricious Boismier resigned from Norman High School in August 2022 and now lives in New York Separately from the case in Oklahoma County, Boismier also sued Walters in federal court for defamation. Last month, U.S. District Judge Bernard Jones granted Walters summary judgment in that case Jones ruled Boismier’s actions in protesting HB 1775 “rendered her a ‘limited-purpose’ public figure.” Jones wrote that Boismier did not demonstrate that a false statement Walters made about her being fired from her teaching job was made with “actual malice,” a standard for defamation A fire truck inside of Norman Fire Station 1 Fire at Spencer Circle and 108th Avenue Northeast on March 14 An American flag on a city of Norman fire truck Assistant Chief Chad Roney said the Norman Fire Department was spread thin Roney said it got to a point where they could only send one unit per call to gauge if more were needed “We just kept getting call after call,” Roney said Students pay about $14 in fees that support the Daily If you're not a student and value our work When they got a call about yet another structure fire and Roney said all he could do was evacuate residents is the evacuations because we had no fire suppression equipment to send there,” Roney told OU Daily in March we had every resource that we had assigned to something already.”  The study recommended significant staffing increases for both departments and specific facility renovations and additions for the fire department On April 15, Norman City Council reviewed the proposed budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year at a study session meeting No additional funds were allocated to the police or fire departments city manager Darrel Pyle said he recommended no new personnel be allocated for in the budget Pyle said the decision wasn’t technically a hiring freeze but the city must be “strategic” about hiring timing with its available funds City budget manager Kim Coffman told OU Daily on April 16 that the city doesn’t have the money for the recommendations sales and use tax accounts for 63.8% of the city’s general fund budget and sales tax revenue is not projected to increase this year The city's largest expenditure is the police department “We don’t really have the means to expand either personnel-wise or facility-wise at this point,” Coffman said city finance director Anthony Francisco wrote that Oklahoma is the only state in the U.S with a constitutional provision against using property taxes for public funds Norman already has a public safety sales tax which was temporarily approved by a public vote in 2008 and made permanent by a public vote in 2014 The city has two other dedicated sales taxes: the Norman Forward sales tax and the public transit sales tax To fund the police and fire recommendations Coffman said the city could increase the public safety sales tax or initiate a bond project The fire department study recommended adding 121 new personnel and building three new stations in the next 10 years It also recommended replacing four stations and renovating others within the next 10 years the new fire stations are intended to address underserved areas that currently have higher emergency response times Station 12 is proposed to be built at 108th Avenue and Franklin Road less than a mile away from where significant structures were lost in the March wildfires “I personally believe we would have prevented any loss of people’s homes if we would have had those extra apparatus on that day but we just don’t have those yet,” Roney said Roney said the personnel increases are also critical because having more personnel drastically increases their capabilities and response time specifically in ladder and rescue operations there is only adequate staff for each fire unit to be manned by one firefighter Roney helped work on the study and said he believes in its findings but he understands that there isn’t enough funding to implement them He hopes there will be a way to secure funding in the next few years without overloading Norman residents with taxes we don’t want to place a larger burden on the citizens we also need the support in whatever way that comes to be able to adequately provide the fire service that they expect from being a citizen of Norman,” Roney said Roney said he estimates this is the sixth year the fire department has submitted a budget request for a 10th station station 10 was the priority based on the study’s recommendation but there is currently no allocation for station 10 While implementing these recommendations would be an advantage Roney said the fire department continues to work to improve their response regardless In 2020, the department earned a Class 1 Public Protection Classification rating from the Insurance Services Office a system that measures fire department’s response times A rating of one is the highest rating a department can achieve A large factor in that isn’t personnel numbers but the sheer volume of water the fire department is able to get to a scene — at least 12,000 gallons in their initial dispatch to the scene Roney said the study’s findings show how great their needs are and having this additional support would improve firefighters’ well being “We don’t ever want people to lose property and definitely don’t want to ever lose lives,” Roney said “In order for us to be able to provide that and to minimize the emotional we need these personnel to keep that extra stress down.” The police department study recommended personnel increases totaling 16 sworn positions and five civilian positions over the next 10 years The study also recommends assessing facility needs and addressing technology needs video feed integration software and social media software wrote in an email that implementing the recommendations depends on the city budget and NPD will continue to review and prioritize them “This plan will continue to serve as the foundation for our long-term public safety plan looking to areas of further growth and opportunity,” Schettler wrote particularly those related to staffing or infrastructure Ward 8 Councilmember Scott Dixon said the study serves as a roadmap but fully implementing it would cost millions He estimates it will be a “decades-long” process The police and fire chiefs are currently deciding what their priorities are and Dixon said the greatest needs are in the fire department Council could pass a bond to fund building a new station or two but Dixon said bonds cannot fund operations Council hasn’t discussed a bond package to include a fire station but Dixon said it’s a possible step in implementing the study’s recommendations When OU Daily spoke to Coffman on April 16 she said there hadn’t been any “concrete” discussions about implementing the study’s recommendations According to Tiffany Vrska, Norman’s chief communications officer, city council will progress toward their goals while ensuring city spending doesn’t exceed revenue. Discussion about the study’s findings will continue at Public Safety Oversight Committee meetings The city will hold the second of two public hearings about the new budget on May 27 and council will see the budget in a vote on June 10 Flooding and heavy rainfall in front of Gaylord College on OU's campus Wednesday morning Flash flooding continues in Norman as severe weather subsides in central Oklahoma Severe flash flooding across Norman is causing major travel issues Wednesday morning as heavy rain continues to pour across the county The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning at 8:05 a.m showers and thunderstorms can be expected in the afternoon into the evening Storms could produce rainfall amounts between a quarter and half of an inch Although localized flooding could occur just about anywhere this morning, the heaviest rain and greatest flood risk will occur across the green area. Do not drive through flooded roads or around barricades! #okwx #texomawx pic.twitter.com/vWdtmnvs7J Areas of moderate to heavy rainfall will continue to cause flash flooding across parts of central and southwest OK and western north TX this morning. Remember, do not drive into water over the roadways. Turn around, don't drown! #okwx #texomawx pic.twitter.com/t38x10uruQ ‼️Turn Around, Don’t Drown‼️Our community remains under significant flash flooding and severe weather risk. Follow @NWSNorman for the latest forecast in our area.▫️Sign up for Norman-specific emergency alerts by call, text or email at https://t.co/V9YTMP3LqL https://t.co/xTs51BCQbm Main St Norman by Sprouts is on the verge of being impassable. Fortunately the rain rate is dropping. #okwx pic.twitter.com/qB5jic3uH9 The city of Norman reminds residents during floods to have an emergency kit The city cautions against travel in low lying areas prone to localized flooding and not to drive into standing water Anusha is news managing editor and covers the OU campus community and administration. She wants to amplify underrepresented voices, promote inclusivity and diversity in her reporting and serve her community as a storyteller. Anusha is originally from Stillwater, Oklahoma and can be contacted at anusha.fathepure@ou.edu Did you know that when you rent an apartment in New Hampshire the tenants are under no obligation to actually leave the apartment the end date on a contract to lease only applies to housing providers and does not apply to the tenants HB 60 would reverse this judge-made law that has created confusion and unfair outcomes for decades now not just because it sets contract law right again Imagine a scenario where a tenant was dealing drugs out of an apartment but if there is no proof of these illicit activities and neighboring tenants will not testify for fear of retaliation then there is no proof to substantiate a cause for eviction This drug-dealing tenant is free to remain in the unit for as long as they want The property owner would have no way of removing them from the property unless they could prove that illegal activities were taking place a difficult task for a law enforcement official and even more unfair to the neighboring tenants who are placed in harm’s way the end date of the lease would be cause for ending their tenancy The main argument of the opponents of this bill is that this is a tool for housing providers to evict good tenants for no reason whatsoever Why would a housing provider want to evict a good tenant We want as many good tenants as we can get We own property to earn a living by renting them out to good tenants and to provide safe housing If we have a tenant who pays on time and doesn’t cause a disturbance It would make no business sense to force them to move Opponents of this bill have made several other arguments against HB 60 that equally do not hold up opponents have pointed to the fact that an eviction looks bad on someone’s record when they seek new housing what this argument ignores is that when a lease is up They are free to sign a new lease if one is offered or move out Eviction would only occur if the tenant was not offered a new lease and persisted in not moving out despite having no legal right to be there good tenants will not have eviction records because their housing provider will want them to stay long term opponents have suggested that housing providers will use this as an excuse not to fix things such as broken heat or hot water there are volumes of rules and regulations that housing providers must abide by to keep their rentals up to code Tenants’ recourse will not change because of this bill There is also a long-standing section of law prohibiting retaliatory evictions in this housing market a housing provider would not take a chance on prospective tenants who are not well qualified on paper because present law can lock the housing provider into a never-ending lease By HB60 making the end of a lease actually the end of a lease housing providers will be more likely to offer those chances for housing We are in a housing crunch that is consuming much of the time of the New Hampshire legislature this year HB 60 is a simple pro-housing bill that rectifies a judicial overreach from years ago HB 60 will not cause a wave of good tenants being evicted But what it will do is put housing providers and tenants on equal footing when it comes to contracting and will allow housing providers to take chances on prospective tenants that do not seem great on paper housing providers don’t want to evict good tenants HB 60 is not a pro-housing provider or anti-tenant bill It is about providing equal footing in contracting and creating safe housing for Granite Staters That is something that we should all support For Comments, Questions, Or Complaints aboutour articles please contact us. NORMAN. – New details have emerged in the investigation surrounding the death of 76-year-old Larry D. Fox on January 30th, leading to the arrest of his 28-year-old son, Robert Walter Dean Fox, of Norman. Robert Fox was booked into the Jackson County Jail on April 17th on a murder charge. According to a probable cause affidavit, the investigation conducted by Detective Jesse Hutchinson of the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department revealed a potential motive related to inheritance. Larry Fox and his wife reportedly owned approximately 700 acres of real estate. Weeks before the murder, Larry Fox allegedly told his son that he intended to reduce Robert’s share of the family land inheritance due to Robert’s perceived lack of work ethic. Detective Hutchinson detailed in the affidavit an interview conducted on February 20th with an individual who knew the location of the murder weapon: a black Stevens model 230 pump-action 12-gauge shotgun. This witness told police he met with Robert Fox on the night of Larry’s murder, though he was not initially told the reason. The witness recounted that Robert Fox abruptly stopped their vehicle on the road, exited, and shot the windshield of his Dodge Durango. Afterward, Fox allegedly threw the shotgun at the witness and instructed him to dispose of it in a lake or pond. The investigation began on the evening of January 30th after Robert Fox’s wife called 911 to report her husband had been shot and located him in a barn in the 11000 block of West County Road 325 North. First responders found Larry Fox deceased at the scene. A search warrant led investigators to discover an AR-style rifle, 9 mm shell casings, blood, cellphones, a flashlight, eyeglasses, a ball cap, and red 12-gauge spent shotgun shells at the location where Robert Fox claimed he was when the initial gunshots occurred. In an interview, Robert Fox told detectives he had called his father because of suspected trespassers near the barn. However, records from Larry Fox’s phone indicated three calls between him and his son prior to the incident, the last lasting approximately one minute and 39 seconds and ending at 8:44 p.m. An autopsy revealed Larry Fox had a bruise on his back consistent with being struck by shotgun pellets at high velocity. Damage to Larry’s jacket also matched penetration by buckshot from a shotgun containing white binding material. A firearms examiner determined the close-range pattern of the shotgun wounds contradicted Robert Fox’s claim of being over 30 feet away when the fatal shot was fired. Robert Fox is being held in the Jackson County Jail without bond on a charge of murder. He is scheduled for a pretrial conference in Jackson County Circuit Court on June 5 at 11:30 a.m. A jury trial is scheduled for October 7 at 8:30 a.m. with Judge Richard W. Poynter presiding. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. This article is based on the information provided in the Probable Cause Affidavit and does not represent a final determination of guilt or innocence. 1340 AM WBIW, Bedford’s Place To Talk. Serving Lawrence and surrounding counties since 1948! © Ad-Venture Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. WBIW.com and Listen Live Powered by HPC Sooners Set to Host NCAA Norman Regional May 03, 2025 | Women's Golf Beavers Ready For NCAA Regional Action In Norman May 03 0at2Oklahoma 23 Baseball Shut Out in Pitcher’s Duel in Norman5/2/2025 | Baseball 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 Norman's 2023 Pride Festival was held at Andrews Park on May 6 Norman Pride will be holding its annual Pride Weekend festival and Pride Parade this weekend The festival itself will be held all day on Saturday at Andrews Park Norman Pride is a nonprofit organization dedicated to spreading acceptance and awareness of the 2SLGBTQ+ community in Norman. Established in 2018 Norman Pride hosts its annual Pride Weekend along with local events throughout the year to provide safe spaces and promote community engagement Norman Pride also hosts the annual Norman Pride Royalty Pageant The winners of the pageant devote their volunteer work and time to support the Norman Pride mission “They live and breathe the spirit of pride. They envision a world in which all LGBTQ2SIA+ people are affirmed, respected, and included, ” a statement on the Norman Pride website reads Norman Pride has also created the Firehouse Equality Club in collaboration with Firehouse Arts Center This club is dedicated to creating an inclusive community encouraging equality through artistic expression With rotating artists every month to instruct the class on their art form Sunday morning there will be Stride of Pride 5k at Ruby Grant Park Norman Pride will be hosting brunch from 11 a.m Norman Pride will be hosting their annual Pride Parade in Downtown Norman starting at 7 p.m Tickets are available on the Norman Pride website Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle, Omarr Norman-Lott addressed the media on Saturday during 2025 Rookie Minicamp. Kansas City Chiefs running back, Brashard Smith addressed the media on Sunday during 2025 Rookie Minicamp. Kansas City Chiefs fullback, Jared Casey addressed the media on Sunday during 2025 Rookie Minicamp. Kansas City Chiefs tight end, Jake Briningstool addressed the media on Sunday during 2025 Rookie Minicamp. Kansas City Chiefs linebacker, Jeffrey Bassa addressed the media on Sunday during 2025 Rookie Minicamp. Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver, Elijhah Badger addressed the media on Sunday during 2025 Rookie Minicamp. Kansas City Chiefs head coach, Andy Reid addressed the media on Sunday during 2025 Rookie Minicamp. Kansas City Chiefs defensive end, Ashton Gillotte addressed the media on Saturday during 2025 Rookie Minicamp. Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver, Jalen Royals addressed the media on Saturday during 2025 Rookie Minicamp. Kansas City Chiefs cornerback, Nohl Williams addressed the media on Saturday during 2025 Rookie Minicamp. Kansas City Chiefs offensive tackle, Josh Simmons addressed the media on Saturday during 2025 Rookie Minicamp. Kansas City Chiefs Director of Player Personnel/College Scouting, Ryne Nutt addresses the media following the 2025 NFL Draft. Kansas City Chiefs' area scouts, Jason Lamb, Jonathan Howard and Greg Castillo react to the NFL Draft Day 3 selections by the team on Saturday. SMU running back, Brashard Smith reacts to his seventh-round selection by the Kansas City Chiefs on Day 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft on Friday. Oregon linebacker, Jeffrey Bassa reacts to his fifth-round selection by the Kansas City Chiefs on Day 3 of the 2025 NFL Draft on Saturday. Utah State wide receiver, Jalen Royals reacts to his fourth-round selection by the Kansas City Chiefs on Day 3 of the 2025 NFL Draft on Saturday. California cornerback, Nohl Williams reacts to his third-round selection by the Kansas City Chiefs on Day 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft on Friday. Chiefs Sr. Director of Player Personnel, Mike Bradway addressed the media following Kansas City's 2025 NFL Draft Day 2 selections on Friday. Tennessee defensive tackle, Omarr Norman-Lott reacts to his second-round selection by the Kansas City Chiefs on Day 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft on Friday. Louisville defensive end, Ashton Gillotte reacts to his third-round selection by the Kansas City Chiefs on Day 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft on Friday. Kansas City Chiefs chairman and CEO, Clark Hunt addressed the media ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft on Friday. Chiefs general manager, Brett Veach addressed the media following Kansas City's first-round selection of Ohio State offensive tackle, Josh Simmons during the 2025 NFL Draft on Thursday. Chiefs head coach, Andy Reid addressed the media following Kansas City's first-round selection of Ohio State offensive tackle, Josh Simmons during the 2025 NFL Draft on Thursday. Kansas City Chiefs quarterback, Patrick Mahomes addressed the media on Wednesday. Kansas City Chiefs center, Creed Humphrey addressed the media on Tuesday. Photo by: Northwestern AthleticsWildcats Set to Begin NCAA Norman Regional5/4/2025 9:00:00 AM | Women's Golf Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Norman "Norm" Methot who left this world peacefully on April 19th surrounded by his loving family Known for his kind heart and outgoing personality traveling and spending time with family and friends at Totem Pole Park in Ossipee At the heart of Norm’s life was his unwavering love for his wife with whom he shared 50 beautiful years of marriage Their love was a partnership rooted in deep respect and shared dreams - a bond that served as a shining example to their family and all who knew them Norman was endlessly proud of his children and offered guidance with a gentle hand and a loving heart His pride in their accomplishments was matched only by the joy he found in being their dad But perhaps the role that brought him the most delight was that of 'Grampy' His grandchildren were the light of his life and he doted on them with boundless affection From playing games to silly jokes to warm hugs he made sure each moment with them was filled with love and laughter He will be deeply missed by all who were fortunate enough to know him but his spirit lives on in the countless lives he touched and Michael Methot and his wife Tabitha; and his adored grandchildren: Ally and Nicholas Methot Marie Rose of Manchester and his sisters and brothers: Denise Methot extended family and many dear friends who will forever hold him in their hearts SERVICES: A memorial gathering will be held on Monday A memorial service will follow at 12:00 PM the family requests that memorial contributions be made to Dartmouth Hitchcock’s 'Friends of Dartmouth Cancer Center' or 'Jack Byrne Center for Palliative and Hospice Care Gift Fund' in memory of Norman Methot Gifts can be sent to: Medical & Healthcare Advancement Please note on your contribution that the gift is in memory of Norman Methot please make a gift online at http://dhgeiselgiving.org or call 603-653-0700 Phaneuf Funeral Homes and Crematorium assisted the family with arrangements or for more information please go to https://phaneuf.net/ 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 Norman Eugene Steadman was born on May 13th 1935 to Elmer Elwood Steadman and Lottie Parry Steadman in West Jordan as he was affectionately known by many of his children and grandchildren His love for the outdoors brought him on many fishing including a cross-country trip with his wife Donna on his Yamaha to visit his new grandson in Milwaukee This was only one of his many trips filled with adventure He enjoyed the companionship of wonderful friends and family who loved him dearly through these many adventures Norm was always eager to be of service whether it took him to far away cities to a family member or neighbor’s garage to work on their car or motorcycle re-build was never unanswered and thoughtfully and swiftly completed by this amazing man you could find him up in an apricot tree trimming its overgrown branches or fixing the sprinkling system on a neighbor’s yard Age never kept him from serving others with a smile and it always ended with a hug and kiss when he was done There are no words to describe this quiet man with a great big heart who loved everyone unconditionally and was loved by all who knew him He was master at the grill no matter how many were gathered After every meal you would find him at the sink washing the dishes whether at home (which was akin to the feeding of the five-thousand) There was always a grandchild or great- grandchild on his lap or at his feet and an adult child begging for his advice or in need of his skills He truly embodied humility and kindness and will be greatly missed Norman served proudly in the United States Navy from 1949 to 1951 He was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and was joyfully sealed to his loving parents in the Salt Lake Temple in 1981 He is preceded in death by his parents Elmer and Lotty Steadman Donna Steadman and their children Corey Nebeker (Crystal) Children by previous marriage Michael Steadman He has one living sister Colleen Graham (Ron) April 18th from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at the Riverton South Stake Center located at 3113 West 13400 South April 19th at 11:00 am with a viewing one hour prior to services also at the Riverton South Stake Center Interment to follow at Riverton City Cemetery OU Set to Host NCAA Norman Regional May 01 NORMAN – The sixth-seeded Oklahoma women's tennis team will make its 16th NCAA Tournament appearance Friday hosting Denver in the first round of the Norman Regional at the Headington Family Tennis Center First serve against the Pioneers is scheduled for 2 p.m. CT. Cracked Racquets will provide live CrossCourt Cast coverage on YouTube, with individual court streams available via PlaySight. Fans can also follow along with live stats The other first-round matchup will feature Oklahoma State and Tulsa The winners of Friday's matches will meet in the second round Saturday at 2 p.m. with the winner advancing to the super regionals next weekend Tickets are on sale for the two-day regional. Daily general admission is $5, and University of Oklahoma students receive free admission with a valid student ID. Admission is also free for the first 200 OU fans. Tickets can be purchased online or by calling the OU Athletics Ticket Office at 800-456-GoOU Fans are encouraged to wear crimson and arrive early for a pre-match tailgate beginning at noon Friday in front of the Headington Family Tennis Center Free hot dogs and crimson poms will be available while supplies last Select concession items will also be for sale In-venue concessions will include packaged snacks, bottled Coca-Cola products, and an assortment of beer, seltzer and ready-to-drink beverages. Outside food and drinks are permitted. OU's clear bag policy will be enforced The Sooners concluded their inaugural SEC season with a 19-6 overall record and an 11-4 mark in league play OU earned a top-three seed in a conference championship for the fourth consecutive year and made it to the semifinals after defeating LSU 4-1 in the quarterfinals OU closed the regular season on a six-match winning streak The Sooners' signature victories came during one weekend at the ITA National Team Indoor Championship: a 4-2 win over No Four of Oklahoma's five regular-season losses came on the road and were all against top-15 opponents including two losses to Texas A&M and one each to Texas Oklahoma has made 16 NCAA Tournament appearances in program history: 1996 The Sooners hold a 14-15 all-time record in NCAA Tournament matches OU has advanced past the first round eight times: 1996 The program's deepest NCAA run came in 2022 when the Sooners finished as national runners-up following a 4-1 loss to Texas in the championship match This year's No. 6 seed is the second highest in program history for Oklahoma, which is making its 16th NCAA Tournament appearance and sixth under head coach Audra Cohen It also marks the fifth time OU has hosted first and second round matches and the first time the program has earned a tournament berth in five consecutive seasons Friday's match will mark the first-ever meeting between Oklahoma and Denver the Pioneers are making their 11th consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance and 14th overall Oklahoma has faced in-state rival Oklahoma State 60 times in program history The Cowgirls will make their 13th consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance this weekend after reaching the semifinals of the Big 12 Championship The Sooners are 24-36 all-time against OSU in a series that began in 1975 The Golden Hurricane will make their 15th NCAA Tournament appearance following a runner-up finish at the American Athletic Conference Championship Senior Emma Staker made history in the Sooners' regular-season finale 6-2 to become just the second player in program history to reach 100 career singles wins the Tulsa native clinched the match for Oklahoma with a 6-2 6-3 victory over LSU's Anita Sahdiieva on Court 4 Staker tied Stefanie Flory (1982) for the program record with 101 career singles wins Six of Oklahoma's eight matches against SEC opponents ranked in the ITA top 25 were played on the road making for one of the toughest schedules in the country during the Sooners' inaugural season in the conference The squad reached a season-high ranking of No 2 during the 2022 campaign which remains the highest ranking in program history OU's impressive resume includes four ranked wins over top-10 opponents In doubles, OU is represented by No. 23 Shcherbinina and Garcia Ruiz, followed by No. 52 Salakthip Ounmuang and Roisin Gilheany For updates, follow @OU_Wtennis on Twitter and Instagram, or like Oklahoma Women's Tennis on Facebook by Nick Viviani | Katie Bente (CBS12) — A soon-to-be former School District of Palm Beach County employee was arrested Wednesday on allegations that he molested at two young children Jail records show Norman Riemer was booked into the Palm Beach County jail shortly before 7 p.m on five counts of lewd and lascivious behavior – molesting a child under 12 years old Detectives say the alleged abuse happened last year while Riemer was alone with the girls at his Lake Worth home County records show he lives there with his wife the principal of Whispering Pines Elementary in Boca Raton The probable cause affidavit stated the two victims were six years old at the time the alleged crimes happened that one of them confided in a trusted adult so is also critical," said Amanda Altman the lead children’s advocacy center in Miami-Dade County “We can’t pretend that if we don’t talk about these things The worst thing we can do is stay silent.” Kristi House helps children and families navigate everything from counseling to court after abuse Altman said grooming often looks like kindness This is what people do when they love each other.” Riemer reportedly told the people who were present that the incidents were "science experiments." the Department of Children and Families were alerted to the situation prompting the investigation that led to his arrest but did not indicate specifically what his role is The district's website shows he was a secondary science instructional specialist and worked in secondary education While his booking reports shows that Riemer had not been released as of Thursday morning the District noted that the Lake Worth man has been assigned to work from his home as its investigating what happened and “he is in the process of being terminated.” a judge ordered that he be held without bond Find more ways to stay up to date with your latest local news. 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Subscribe to our YouTube channel for the biggest stories and can't miss video faculty member at Brigham Young University mentor and friend to all — these are some of the things that describe Norman Edward Wright to Clifford LeRoy Wright and Oral Louisa Wadley His father was a frugal businessman in the depths of the Great Depression managing the Pleasant Grove Canning Company’s operations Clifford was elected Utah County Auditor and was greatly admired by Norman the youngest of three brothers (the elder ones being Gordon and Kenneth Wright) Norman worked in the Pleasant Grove cannery and other high-quality produce that was sold throughout the West He had vivid memories of cleaning the large kettles and watching men work the conveyor belts — men his father chose from desperate crowds of the unemployed during the hardest times He delivered the Deseret News to 120 customers daily at one point won a trip to the Golden Gate International Exposition (World’s Fair) in San Francisco in 1939 He was devastated by the death of his father the previous year but he persevered with the help of other adult role models finishing his preparatory schooling with honors and graduating from high school with $900 in the bank Norman’s brothers joined the military; he continued his studies in junior high and at Pleasant Grove High School He was on the tennis team and served as drum major of the band He graduated as valedictorian in 1943 and subsequently enlisted in the U.S where he was trained as a high-speed Morse code radio operator He was about to be shipped out for combat in Europe when the war there ended and the Army turned his unit toward the Pacific Theater He would receive amphibious training in northern California in preparation for an attack on Japan’s home islands he was called as a missionary to the Northwestern States Mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints he encountered the family of a particular young girl who Sanpete County) and was serving as the stake patriarch of the newly formed Richland where he graduated with a BS in mathematics from Brigham Young University in 1951 He and a few other graduates were then recruited by the General Electric company to work in support of the Hanford nuclear reactor facility near Richland — part of the Manhattan Project — on the banks of the Columbia River Norman was assigned to a department that would develop applications for some of the world’s first electronic computers — an assignment that would define the arc of the rest of his life But first things first: He spent a lot of time in the home of the stake patriarch and noticed the young woman She set her sights on the outgoing young man from Pleasant Grove and won his heart with the help of a loaf of bread that she had baked for him and he eventually proposed marriage — in the stake president’s office They were married in the Salt Lake Temple of the LDS Church on April 22 During this time Norman served as an early morning seminary teacher as stake clerk and in other church callings He loved teaching about the Book of Mormon which he had begun to study in depth while in the Army He also served as a member of his ward’s bishopric for three years before moving back to Utah at the invitation of BYU in 1963 The school sought him out because of his computer experience at G.E Norman’s first task at BYU was to assist with the development of a computerized course registration system for students he was invited to join the faculty and taught programming languages and systems analysis for nearly three decades until his retirement in 1993 He taught tens of thousands of students and was one of the specialists who helped lay the foundation for the dominance of modern computing At first there were large “mainframe” computers but one day Norman brought home a strange-looking little tan box with a viewing screen that he said represented the future His eyes twinkled as he predicted that there would be a computer in every home and on office desktops His family expanded in the beautiful home he built on Oak Lane Daughter Amy joined the family in 1965 and Bryan Kelsey rounded out the tribe in 1969 Norman made a daily habit of walking briskly down the hill from home to his office Everybody later thought this might explain his longevity He had strength of heart both literally and figuratively one could imagine that Norman counted the steps because of his interest in distance calculation He was fascinated by the story of Mormon pioneers Orson Pratt and William Clayton who worked up a wooden odometer with multiple gears that attached to a wagon box and was driven by the wagon’s wheel That device was used by Mormon leaders to produce and sell an emigrant’s guide to the overland trail between Winter Quarters (Omaha Remnants of a wooden gear device had appeared in the LDS Church’s museum on Temple Square in Salt Lake City and was thought to be the original pioneer odometer Norman proved mathematically that this device was not the original and he built his own model based primarily on the journal entries of Pratt and Clayton he undertook an extensive study of odometers stretching back thousands of years Some of the devices available in America’s early days were fine brass instruments almost as refined as a clock The odometer project was a source of pride for Norman and he gave many lectures and published on the subject including one talk given in 1997 on the Mormon Trail during the sesquicentennial celebration of the Mormons’ epic trek to Utah Other studies included the English translation of the Bible (he was a member of the Tyndale Society named for the famous translator who was burned at the stake); the history of numbers and calculation; and American history Norman’s lifelong affiliation with the Boy Scouts of America gave him the opportunity to bless the lives of countless young men through his example and outdoor experience backpacking trips and bicycle adventures with his Scouts included a trek from the North Rim of Grand Canyon to the South Rim and back again and a multi-day bike excursion to Civil War sites in Virginia He was beloved as a Scoutmaster for decades and was recognized with high honors including the Silver Beaver award for his life of service He loved to watch football games on TV virtually up until the week he died He also accepted various callings as a temple worker over the years He followed the footsteps of his great-grandfather when he hiked to the summit of Mount Timpanogos at age 84 with two of his sons His later years were a testament to his faith and character as he gradually mellowed to become the most admirable of human beings a gentleman defined by bright hope and happiness He was truly a friend to all and loved by all who knew him He wanted to live to be 100 and nearly got there He is now reunited with his beloved “Bobbie” (1933-2023) and his forbears He is survived by his seven children and their spouses/partners — Peggy Wright Slifka (Michael Slifka) Amy Wright Ranahan (Mike Ranahan) and Bryan Wright (Maria Fernanda Luna) — as well as dozens of grandchildren and great-grandchildren A public viewing will be held from 6 to 8 p.m in the LDS Oak Hills Stake Center near the Provo Temple site — 925 E with a viewing held that morning from 9:30-10:30 a.m Grave dedication and burial will then take place at the Pleasant Grove City Cemetery The dedication and interment will begin at 2:30 p.m Norman Wright Tribute--Send In the Clowns  https://vimeo.com/1079053191 Condolences may be expressed to the family on this page Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions Search autocomplete is currently not responding VA – The City of Charlottesville announced a resident survey to get input on government services and measure the quali.. in partnership with the City’s Office of Sustainability (OS) is excited to announce the launch of the Sustainable Transit Bus Wrap 2025 Contest This initiative invites community members to showcase .. 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VA – In-Person Early Voting for the June 18 Dual Party Primary begins Friday 2024Charlottesville Bike Month to be Bigger Than Ever in MayCHARLOTTESVILLE VA –  May is National Bike Month promoted by the League of American Bicyclists and celebrated in communities from coast to coast... 2024Accepting Applications for Boards and Commissions Until May 8!CHARLOTTESVILLE 2024Spring 2024 Household Hazardous Waste and Special Collection EventsCHARLOTTESVILLE VA – The Rivanna Solid Waste Authority (RSWA) will host its spring special collections at the Ivy Material Utilizatio.. James Robert Allen pled guilty to the October 4 2023 abduction and malicious wounding of ES in the area of.. 2024McIntire Recycling Center Closed on May 1 VA – The Rivanna Solid Waste Authority is reporting that the McIntire Recycling Center at 611 McIntire Road in Charlot.. 2024Blazing a Trail: Community Partners Launch Green Careers Initiative for Charlottesville YouthCHARLOTTESVILLE VA – In a (literally) groundbreaking collaboration 2024Collaborative Art Installation Celebrates Charlottesville’s Sister CitiesCHARLOTTESVILLE the Lewis & Clark Exploratory Center and Charlottesville's.. VA – The City of Charlottesville is pleased to announce the upcoming release of a regular community newsletter to keep citizens inf.. 2024Climate Panel Discussion and Resource Fair this Sunday!CHARLOTTESVILLE in celebration of Women’s History Month and Earth Day the City of Charlottesville Office of Sustaina.. VA – Charlottesville City Council (Council) recently completed its review of the Vibrant Community Fund 2024EPA FINAL PFAS REGULATIONCHARLOTTESVILLE the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the final National Primary Drinking Water Regulation for six per- and.. 2024Oakwood Cemetery Forensic Investigation and Information SessionsCHARLOTTESVILLE VA - The City of Charlottesville will be holding informational sessions regarding the findings of a forensic investigation and observed def.. VA – The City Manager is retaining the services of Sands Anderson France visits CharlottesvilleCHARLOTTESVILLE VA – Three delegates from Besançon VA – The City of Charlottesville is now set to adopt the FY25 budget on Monday April 15th due to discussions at the City Counc.. 2024CDBG/HOME Task Force Meeting Scheduled for 4/3 POSTPONEDCHARLOTTESVILLE VA – The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Task Force / HOME Task Force meeting Rayma’qua Antonio Nicholas pled guilty to the February 22 VA – Battery electric bus manufacturers GILLIG and Sonny Merryman will be in Charlottes.. 2024CDBG/HOME Task Force Meeting Scheduled for 3/27 POSTPONEDCHARLOTTESVILLE VA – The City provides a wide variety of Boards and Commissions that encourage members to participate in discussions that affect and shape the future of our City VA – The City of Charlottesville announces the promotion of James Freas to Deputy City Manager for Operations 2024Participate in a Community Read in Celebration of Women’s History Month and Earth MonthCHARLOTTESVILLE in celebration of Women’s History Month and Earth Day VA – Lionel Lyons and Eden Ratliff have assumed their new roles as Deputy City Manager for Operations and Deputy City Manager for Admin.. VA – The City Assessor's Office has completed the 2024 reassessment VA – The City of Charlottesville invites you to attend the City Manager Community Budget Forum on Tuesday VA – The City of Charlottesville announces the appointment of Lionel Lyons as the Deputy City Manager for Operations VA – In-person early voting for the March Dual Party Presidential Primary begins this Friday 2024Charlottesville’s ADA Transition Plan Public Outreach ContinuesCHARLOTTESVILLE the City of Charlottesville released a “Story Map” website with additional in.. VA – In a declaration made by Mayor Juandiego Wade  the City Council Meeting scheduled for Tuesday UPDATE – CAT will begin service at 9AM tomorrow  ALL AM Operators should report to work by 8:30AM tomorrow (1/16/2024) VA – With the potential for extremely cold weather forecasted for next week VA – The City of Charlottesville announces the appointment of Eden Ratliff as the Deputy City Manager for Administration Charlottesville Pupil Transportation Eliminated School Bus Waitlists by Hiring Drivers VA – The waitlist for school bus service in Charlottesville is now down to zero FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 13, 20232023 Imagine a Day without Water Art Contest Winners AnnouncedCHARLOTTESVILLE, VA – THE CITY OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, THE ALBEMARLE COUNTY SERVICE AUTHORITY (ACSA), AND THE RIVANNA WATER & SEWER AUT...Read on... and Bacterial ContaminationCHARLOTTESVILLE VA - Urban streams often have some water quality impairment due to the developed nature of the lands that drain into them 2024CFD Responds to Virginia Ave Structure Fire the Charlottesville Fire Department responded to and contained a single-b.. 2024Update on Fire Incident at Jackson Via Elementary SchoolCHARLOTTESVILLE and the Charlottesville Fire Department Fire Marshal's Office have compl.. 2024Charlottesville Fire Department Announces RetirementCHARLOTTESVILLE VA - The City of Charlottesville Fire Department extends a heartfelt congratulations to Captain Pinchback on his decision to retire after 35 re.. VA – The City of Charlottesville announced a resident survey to get input on government services and measure the quali.. VA – The City of Charlottesville Parks and Recreation Department will be holding its annual Arbor Day Event on April 25 2025CPD Responds to Sexual Assault Near Old Preston AveCHARLOTTESVILLE the Charlottesville Police Department was contacted about a sexual assault that had occurred within t.. 2025CPD Seeks Assistance Locating Runaway Juvenile Zerenity O'DonnellCHARLOTTESVILLE VA - The Charlottesville Police Department requests your assistance in locating runaway juvenile 2025CPD Seeks Assistance Locating Missing Person VA - The Charlottesville Police Department requests your assistance in locating missing person Joshua Allen Fitzgerald 2025CPD Responds to Sexual Assault at Riverview ParkCHARLOTTESVILLE Charlottesville Police Department officers responded to a call for service at Riverview Park in regards to a.. 2025CPD Arrests Man on Child Pornography ChargesCHARLOTTESVILLE VA - The Charlottesville Police Department received a tip through the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force in February 2025 regarding possession o.. 2025CPD 2024 Annual Report Highlights Continued Progress in Public SafetyCHARLOTTESVILLE VA – The Charlottesville Police Department is proud to release its 2024 Annual Report The Albemarle and Charlottesville Police Departments are happy to present to the faith community SafeWorship 2025 day-long training event will equip local House of Worship and faith-based organizations to p.. 2025Officers Respond to Stabbing on Carlton AveCHARLOTTESVILLE CPD officers were called to the 1300 block of Carlton Ave for the report of a stabbing that had just occurred 2025CPD Seeks Assistance Locating Robbery SuspectCHARLOTTESVILLE VA - The Charlottesville Police Department is requesting the assistance of the public with identifying a suspect involved in a robbery that took place in the .. the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Richmond conducted an autopsy 2025The Charlottesville Police Department requests your assistance in locating a missing 26-year-old female Gabriella Anne Billing-Franze was reported missing on March 4th 2025. She was last seen by her family on M.. 2025Suspect Charged with Malicious Wounding in Stabbing IncidentCHARLOTTESVILLE Charlottesville Police Department Officers responded to the 100 block of Emmet St for the report of a stabbing th.. 2025Update:The suspect has been charged with brandishing and abduction in relation to last night’s incident 2025Charlottesville Police Respond to Shots Fired CallCHARLOTTESVILLE Charlottesville Police officers responded to the area of Hardy Dr and Page St following reports .. 2025Charlottesville Police Execute Multiple Search Warrants Related to Gun ViolenceCHARLOTTESVILLE VA - The Charlottesville Police Department in collaboration with the Virginia State Police Tactical Unit Charlottesville police officers were called to the 200 block of West Water St for the report of a.. 2025Charlottesville Police Make Arrest in Robbery on 1st St SouthCHARLOTTESVILLE CPD officers responded to the 1000 block of 1st St South for a reported armed robbery tha.. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMay 15, 2024The Charlottesville Police Department is pleased to present the 2023 Annual Report the men and women of this department have worked tirelessly to earn community trust 2025Office of Sustainability to Co-Host “A Solarized Climate Café” With the Community Climate Collaborative and the Local Energy Alliance ProgramCHARLOTTESVILLE and C3 for the Energy Resource Hub Launch PartyCHARLOTTESVILLE VA – The City of Charlottesville and Albemarle County in partnership with Local Energy Alliance Pr.. 2024Office of Sustainability and Community Climate Collaborative to Host “A Community Climate Café on All Things EVs” and Feature Generation 180CHARLOTTESVILLE VA – In the spirit of bringing together community m.. 2024Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy Program (C-PACE)CHARLOTTESVILLE VA – The City of Charlottesville is the latest municipality in Virginia to opt into Virginia’s statewide Commercia.. 2024Office of Sustainability Partners with Full Life Counseling Office of Human Rights and Department of Human Services to Host Workshop on Climate Anxiety and ResilienceCHARLOTTESVILLE Charlottesville Releases Updated GHG InventoriesCHARLOTTESVILLE VA - The City’s Climate Program has released community-wide Greenhouse Gas inventory data for calendar years 2020 and 2021 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJanuary 19, 2023Charlottesville’s Climate Protection Program is pleased to share that the Climate Action Plan (Link) has officially been adopted as an amendment to the City’s Comprehensive Plan at a joint meeting of the Charlottesville Planning Commission and City Council the Planning Commission voted to recommend the Charlottesville Climate Action Plan as an amendment to the City’s Comprehensive Plan.This is an im.. the City's Climate Program staff presented Charlottesville's first Climate Action Plan at a City Council work session The Climate Action Plan is a strategic document aimed at achieving Charlottesville's greenhouse gas reduct.. The City of Charlottesville has committed to developing a Climate Action Plan (CAP) aimed to achieve its greenhouse gas reduction goals of 45% by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2050 The CAP presents a strategic framework to prioritize actions to meet the .. August 2022 Community Input Opportunities for the Climate Action Plan Listening Sessions:The City of Charlottesville is hosting two Listening Sessions in August to provide an intentional space for voices in our community who are not traditionally involved .. New materials have been posted to the City's website for the Climate Action Plan and the Climate Vulnerability Assessment!  The new materials are linked directly below as well as additional resources and information about the pla.. 5 PM - 7 PM for a virtual Community Workshop to discuss the City of Charlottesville's Climate Vulnerability Assessment.   You are invited to this free workshop The City of Charlottesville has teamed up with the Local Energy Alliance Program (LEAP) to make going solar easier and more affordable than ever with our annual Solarize Charlottesville campaign Going solar has the potential to greatly reduce your electr.. Please plan to join us, fellow community members, and community organizations on Thursday, June 9, 5PM - 7PM for a final, virtual, Community Workshop to inform Charlottesville's Climate Vulnerability Assessment!The Climate Vulnerability Assessmen...Read on... There's still time to inform the City's two climate planning processes that are underway!Survey 1:  Give us your thoughts on reducing Charlottesville's GHG emissions!Over 160 responses have been received so far 2022Two climate surveys - one for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reductions and one for assessing climate vulnerabilities - are open until Friday VA - The City’s Climate Protection.. City of Charlottesville's City Council adopted new greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction goals informed by community input and the challenge posed by climate change The new goals aim to achieve a 45% reduction .. a compilation of community comments and input were presented along with draft greenhouse gas reduction goals Community input was used to inform support for this level of commitment and to begin informing direction t.. City Council passed a resolution on June 19 2017 as its "Response to the Announced US Withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement" The resolution indicates continued commitment on behalf of Charlottesville to reducing greenhouse gas emissions .. 2025Office of Sustainability Seeks Input on Electric Vehicle Charging NeedsCHARLOTTESVILLE VA – Electric Vehicle (EV) ownership has become increasingly common in Charlottesville VA – Get ready to roll into an afternoon of galactic fun at the Family Bike Day: May the Fourth Edition on Sunday VA – The City of Charlottesville will be repairing the basketball and tennis courts at Benjamin Tonsler Park starting.. Your go-to tool for everything Parks & Recreation, now in the palm of your hand! With the app, you can:Seamlessly register for classesEasily manage your household accountPurchase and renew passesAccess your Scantag for entry to Recreation Cen...Read on... 2025Parks & Recreation Master Plan Acceptance and Adoption ScheduleCharlottesville Parks & Recreation begins the acceptance and adoption phase of the Master Plan  This process will have boards/commissions.. 20252025 Charlottesville Pothole BlitzCHARLOTTESVILLE VA – As the weather begins to warm up the Charlottesville Department of Public Works will begin performing road maintenance 2025Curbside Trash and Recycling Collection - DelayedCHARLOTTESVILLE a portion of Thursday's curbside collection was not able to be serviced 2025Leaf Collection Schedule to Restart February 24CHARLOTTESVILLE VA – The City's Leaf Collection service is scheduled to restart beginning Monday VA – Due to the inclement weather residential trash and recycling routes will not be collected Wednesday 2025Trash Collection Ahead of Winter WeatherCHARLOTTESVILLE VA – In advance of the incoming winter weather the City's trash and recycling curbside service will operate until conditions prevent safe collection 2025Leaf Collection Schedule Restart CHARLOTTESVILLE VA – Due to the recent winter weather the City's leaf collection service has been delayed An updated service schedule will be rele.. 2025Trash and Recycling Collection Weather Delay UpdateCHARLOTTESVILLE VA – As a result of last week’s weather event curbside trash and recycling collections were delayed and/or missed 2025Public Works Crews Working to Clear Safe Routes to School SidewalksCHARLOTTESVILLE VA – To help accessible pedestrian travel for our City students and community members 2025No Residential Trash & Recycling Collection Monday VA – Due to the impending inclement weather residential trash and recycling routes will not be collected Monday 2025Leaf Drop Off Location Cancelled for Saturday VA – Due to preparations for the forecasted winter weather 20242024-2025 Christmas & Seasonal Tree RecyclingCHARLOTTESVILLE VA – Christmas and seasonal tree pick-up service will be the week of January 13th Trees must be at the curb by 7:00 AM on Monday 20242024-2025 Leaf Collection to Begin November 4thCHARLOTTESVILLE VA – Leaf season is quickly approaching November 4th and each neighborhood will be visited by vacuum truc.. 2024Labor Day Trash & Recycling ScheduleCHARLOTTESVILLE VA – There will be no residential curbside trash or recycling collection on Labor Day 2024City Trash Decal ReminderCHARLOTTESVILLE VA – The City of Charlottesville would like to remind residents who utilize an annual trash decal that the new decal year began July 1st 2024City of Charlottesville Launches Recycle CoachCHARLOTTESVILLE VA – The City of Charlottesville’s Department of Public Works has partnered with Recycle Coach to launch a free mobile and web a.. 2025Trash and Recycling Collection Weather UpdateCHARLOTTESVILLE VA – In advance of the incoming winter weather the City's trash and recycling curbside service will operate until conditions p.. The sidewalk along the northeast side of Monticello Avenue from 6th Street SE to 2nd Street SE is closed until August 1 Pedestrians are directed by ADA barriers to cross the street and use the opposite sidewalk The west side of 6th Street SE between Belmont Avenue and Garrett Street is closed Pedestrians are redirected by ADA barriers The sidewalk from 1010 Sheridan Avenue to 975 Locust Avenue The sidewalk from 1001 Sheridan Avenue to 999 Calhoun Street is closed Pedestrians are directed by ADA barriers to find an alternate route The North side of E Jefferson Street between Park and 7th the East side of Park Street between Court Square and E High and the south side of E High Street between Park and 7th are closed Pedestrians are being directed to cross the street at crosswalks... 2024Stribling Avenue Sidewalk Meeting Postponed to July 30th VA - The Stribling Avenue sidewalk meeting that was initially scheduled for July 16th has been postponed to Tuesday 2024TRAFFIC ALERT: Gravel Lot Next to Belmont Bridge Now Closed VA - The temporary gravel lot next to the Belmont Bridge is now officially closed All other permanent parking around the bridge is ope.. The Sustainable Transit Bus Wrap Contest is now officially open for submissions If you’re 16 or older and live within 25 miles of the Charlottesville city borders in partnership with the City’s Office of Sustainability (OS) is excited to announce the launch of the Sustainable Transit Bus Wrap 2025 Contest a Charlottesville Area Transit (CAT) bus was involved in a.. VA – Charlottesville Area Transit (CAT) is announcing an update to the previously communicated service changes VA – The Charlottesville Department of Utilities is excited to announce that the Arbor Day Foundation’s E.. VA – The Charlottesville Department of Utilities is happy to announce that the fi.. 2024Charlottesville Utilities Finds No Evidence of Lead Pipes in Service LinesCHARLOTTESVILLE VA - The Charlottesville Department of Utilities takes great pride in providing safe 2024Charlottesville Utilities Now Offering Free Trees to City Residents Twice a YearCHARLOTTESVILLE VA - The Charlottesville Department of Utilities is excited to announce that the Arbor Day Foundation’s.. 2024Charlottesville Utilities Hosts the Final Listening Session for the Gas Decarbonization StudyCHARLOTTESVILLE VA - The City of Charlottesville’s Department of Utilities will conclude its series of Lis.. Contact Info Directory Cowgirl Tennis Set to Open NCAA Tournament in Norman April 30 It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Norman Carmean and an unwavering love for his family and the land he called home Norman is preceded in death by his parents Norman cultivated not only crops but also a passion for life on the farm that would sustain him throughout his years deeply connected to the earth and its rhythms and he took great pride in the work he did Norman also enjoyed a successful career at Hobart reflecting his strong work ethic and commitment to excellence Norman honorably served his country in the United States Army during the Vietnam War a chapter of his life that he approached with bravery and a sense of duty His service instilled in him a deep appreciation for the freedoms we often take for granted and he shared stories of camaraderie and perseverance that inspired all who met him Those who knew Norman will remember him not only for his industrious spirit but also for his love of tractor engines-an obsession that brought him joy and an avenue to connect with others who shared his enthusiasm lost in the melodies of the machines he adored each of whom shared a bond that only siblings can understand they formed a tight-knit family that supported each other through life's challenges and celebrated its joys Graveside Services will be 12:00 PM Saturday May 10 Thompson Funeral Home has the honor of serving the family He will be deeply missed but forever remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing him visit www.thompsonfuneralhomes.com or to leave a like visit the Thompson Funeral Home and Cremation Care Facebook Page Originally entered the NFL as a second-round pick (63rd overall) by the Kansas City Chiefs in 2025 The Chiefs selected Norman-Lott with the No Omarr Norman-Lott addressed the media on Saturday during 2025 Rookie Minicamp Matt McMullen breaks down Kansas City's day 2 selections from the 2025 NFL Draft on Friday Watch some highlights from Omarr Norman-Lott's college career Omarr Norman-Lott reacts to his second-round selection by the Kansas City Chiefs on Day 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft on Friday Former Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Dante Hall announces the Chiefs' selection of defensive tackle Omar Norman-Lott in Round 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft with the No NFL Network's Lance Zierlein breaks down tape on DT Omarr Norman-Lott highlighting his ability to get to the quarterback which is an asset for the Kansas City Chiefs after selecting him at No The Kansas City Chiefs selected Tennessee defensive tackle Omarr Norman-Lott in the 2nd Round (Pick 63) of the 2025 NFL Draft Show Breaking News BarCloseLocal NewsChris Gothner MIAMI GARDENS – A Miami Gardens man surrendered himself at the city’s police station Monday to face four felony charges in connection with a deadly late-March crash had alcohol and marijuana in his system when he struck and killed a cyclist on Miami Gardens Drive while driving at more than double the posted speed limit They said he then walked away from the scene Leer en español According to an arrest report from the Miami Gardens Police Department on March 30 near Northwest Seventh Avenue as the cyclist “attempted to cross the roadway from north to south.” The victim ― whose name was not included in the report ― would later die at HCA Florida Aventura Hospital Norman parked his damaged vehicle near Northwest Sixth Avenue and walked towards 182nd Terrace The report states that police encountered Norman’s fiancée at the crash site after he called her and told her to come to the area Police said Norman then came back to his vehicle handed his fiancée his wallet and car keys and “immediately put his hands behind his back.” A statement he allegedly made to police after doing so was redacted from the publicly-released MGPD arrest report “had blood on his shirt and several scratches and cuts to his left forearm area.” Police said Norman smelled of alcohol and his blood alcohol content would later test at 0.10% They said data from Norman’s vehicle showed he was driving 91 mph one second before impact and 85 mph at the point of impact; the speed limit on Miami Gardens Drive is 40 mph Investigators also said he was “never issued” a driver’s license A Miami-Dade judge found probable cause Tuesday to charge Norman with one count of leaving the scene of a crash causing death DUI manslaughter and driving without a license causing death Records show he was ordered to be held without bond Copyright 2025 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved Chris Gothner joined the Local 10 News team in 2022 as a Digital Journalist TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Closed Captioning / Audio Description Contact Us Careers at WPLG Terms of Use Privacy Policy Public File FCC Applications EEO Report Do Not Sell My Info 1.0 Host Exhibit Copyright © 2025 Local10.com is published by WPLG INC. Subscribe!function(m,a,i,l,s,t,e,r){m[s]=m[s]||(function(){t=a.createElement(i);r=a.getElementsByTagName(i)[0];t.async=1;t.src=l;r.parentNode.insertBefore(t,r);return !0}())}(window,document,'script','https://tibet.net/wp-content/plugins/mailster/assets/js/button.min.js','MailsterSubscribe'); Sikyong Penpa Tsering Congratulates Australian Prime Minister Anthony Norman Albanese on His Re-election Dharamshala: On behalf of the Central Tibetan Administration and the Tibetan people in Tibet and in exile Sikyong Penpa Tsering extended heartfelt congratulations to Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on his re-election Sikyong lauded Australia’s longstanding support for the Tibetan community “Australia has demonstrated exceptional compassion by providing sanctuary and support to Tibetan refugees particularly former political prisoners and their families who have found a new home in your welcoming nation We deeply appreciate the Australian All-Party Parliamentary Group for Tibet’s continued advocacy for our cause on the international stage.” “The steadfast friendship that Australia has shown Tibet over many years represents a beacon of hope for our people Your nation’s unwavering commitment to democratic principles and human rights resonates profoundly with our aspirations As we persist in our pursuit of a peaceful resolution to the Sino-Tibet conflict through the Middle Way Approach we look forward to strengthening our relationship under your renewed leadership.” Proclaiming the CTA’s commitment to a peaceful resolution to the Sino-Tibet conflict “As we persist in our pursuit of a peaceful resolution to the Sino-Tibet conflict through the Middle Way Approach Sikyong offered his best wishes to Prime Minister Albanese I offer my best wishes for your success in advancing Australia’s prosperity and upholding your nation’s exemplary commitment to freedom His Holiness the Dalai Lama Offers Congratulations to Anthony Albanese on His Re-election as Prime Minister of Australia Sikyong Meets Current and Former Chairs of the US House Foreign Affairs Committee to Discuss Appointment of Special Coordinator for Tibetan Issue His Holiness the Dalai Lama Congratulates Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on His Party’s General Election Victory Speaker Khenpo Sonam Tenphel offers condolence over the demise of His Holiness Pope Francis Tibet at a Glance Tibetan National Flag Global Tibet Movement Constitution Leadership Judiciary Legislature Executive Election Commission Public Service Commission Auditor General Religion and Culture Home Finance Education Security Information & International Relations Health Issues Facing Tibet Sino Tibetan Dialogue Middle Way Approach Dolgyal-Shugden © Central Tibetan Administration • Privacy Policy • Terms of Service Just 4 Kids has another fun event for kids coming up in Norman at The Well This month's theme is Le Tour du Monde... at the 2nd Friday Art Walk from 6pm to 8pm Learn more about The Well on their website: TheWellOK.org.