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Question: Evacuation lifted for 200K Californians living below dam

OROVILLE, Calif. — Nearly 200,000 Northern Californians who live downstream of the country's tallest dam were allowed to return home Tuesday after two nights of uncertainty, but they were warned they may still have to again flee to higher ground on a moment's notice if hastily made repairs to the battered structure don't hold.
The fixes could be put to their first test later this week with first of a series of small storms forecast for the region.
But the real test is still to come in the weeks ahead when a record amount of snowfall melts in nearby mountains.
"There is the prospect that we could issue another evacuation order if the situation changes and the risk increases," Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea said Tuesday, telling residents they could return home but to remain vigilant.
Residents living below the Oroville Dam were suddenly ordered to evacuate Sunday afternoon after water authorities had assured them for nearly a week that the dam was sound despite a gaping and growing hole found in the structure's main spillway. The order came after authorities feared an earthen emergency spillway used when the lake behind the dam overflows its capacity appeared ready to fail Sunday because of erosion.
Over the weekend, the swollen lake spilled down the unpaved emergency spillway for nearly 40 hours, leaving it badly eroded. The problem occurred six days after engineers discovered a growing hole in the dam's main concrete spillway.
State and federal officials ignored calls in 2005 from environmental groups to armor the earthen spillway in concrete to prevent erosion. Federal regulators concluded the earthen spillway could handle a large amount of overflow after water agencies that would have had to pay for the upgrade argued it was unnecessary.
On Tuesday, U.S. Rep. John Garamendi, a Democrat who represents an area near Oroville, called the government's failure to coat the spillway in concrete "a classic case of woulda, coulda, shoulda."
He said that if the state had listened to the 2005 warnings and installed the concrete a decade ago, "This problem would not have occurred. But they didn't, and there are probably multiple reasons why," with cost a crucial one.
The California Department of Water Resources said both holes had been repaired and the dam was ready to handle rain and melting snow. State water officials said they have drained enough of the lake behind Oroville Dam that the emergency spillway will not be needed to handle runoff from an approaching storm.
Forecasts call for 2 inches to 4 inches of rain and snow in the foothills and mountains starting Wednesday night. But the storm was looking colder than initially projected, meaning less snow and less runoff than last week's storms.
Acting department chief Bill Croyle said 40 trucks have dumped 30 tons of bags loaded with sand, concrete blocks and boulders every hour into the damaged areas, while helicopters have dropped bags of rocks onto the problem sites.
The damaged main spillway has been stable for four days and handling a heavy flow of water, significantly reducing the reservoir's water level in preparation for coming snow and melting snow.
"We still have a large snowpack; we will see quite a spring runoff," Croyle said.
Croyle said the goal is to keep the reservoir below capacity so the use of the auxiliary spillway wouldn't be used. Still, Croyle said that spillway has been repaired and that he's confident it could be used again if needed.
Gov. Jerry Brown said late Tuesday that the Federal Emergency Management Agency approved his request for federal assistance with the Oroville dam situation.
White House spokesman Sean Spicer said earlier that President Donald Trump "was keeping a close eye" on the situation.
State officials clearly were on the defensive about their decision to call for mass evacuations Sunday, just a few hours after saying the situation was stable, forcing families to rush to pack up and get out.
Honea said Tuesday that the call to order nearly 200,000 people to higher ground protected lives and bought time for water experts to address the problems.
But after two days away from home, tens of thousands of evacuees were growing weary. They welcomed the news they could return home.
"You don't appreciate home until it's taken away from you," said Margaret Johnston, 69, of Oroville, who spent two nights at a church with her two sons. She had packed a few blankets, pillows and clothes into a black garbage bag.
Returning residents vowed to heed the sheriff's warning to remain vigilant.
Rod Remocal said he and his wife would now be ready to leave their Biggs home near the dam at a moment's notice after fleeing in a rush Sunday.
"We're all coming back and pack and be ready this time," Remocal said. "This time we're going to be on call like they said."
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Elias reported from San Francisco. Associated Press writers Olga R. Rodriguez and Kristin Bender contributed to this report from San Francisco, Don Thompson contributed from Sacramento, and John Antczak contributed from Los Angeles.

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OXNARD, Calif. (AP)  In a rare move, a committee of the California Energy Commission says it will oppose construction of a new natural gas-fired power plant in Oxnard.
The committee, consisting of two out of five CEC members, announced Thursday that it intends to recommend that the full commission deny approval of the Puente Power Project on grounds that it will have an environmental impact that can't be mitigated and won't meet various laws, ordinances, regulations or standards.
"We acknowledge that this statement is unusual," the commissioners wrote.
It's unclear when the recommendation will be made or when the full commission will vote on the project. No immediate hearing was scheduled.
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The $300 million plant is designed to replace two of three existing plants at the Mandalay Generating Station in Oxnard. The two older plants use seawater for cooling, which is against a State Water Resources Control Board policy. The third plant doesn't use seawater cooling.
The new plant would produce enough electricity to power about 150,000 homes. It already has approval from the state Public Utilities Commission but is opposed by the California Coastal Commission, the city of Oxnard and environmentalists.
"The proposed rejection of this gas-fired plant marks a turning point in California's clean energy revolution and marks a trend in re-evaluating the need for gas plants across the state," the Environmental Defense Center said in a Friday statement.
Critics contend the fossil-fuel plant would damage coastal wetlands and dunes and degrade local air quality. They argue that there are renewable energy alternatives.
The two-member committee said California's power grid operator, known as Cal-ISO, believes that alternatives to the gas-powered plant are feasible.
A Cal-ISO report in August said that solar and other energy sources could meet the expected demand, although they might be costlier options.
NRG energy, which is trying to build the plant, has argued it would serve as a bridge, providing needed electricity as California moves toward a greener energy future.
The Houston-based energy giant was disappointed by the committee's letter of intent, spokesman David B. Knox said Friday.
"We believe the record fully supports the approval of Puente. NRG favors California's move to a carbon-free electrical grid, but remains concerned about local reliability during the transition," his statement said.

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An administrative law judge in Minnesota has dealt a setback to a proposed gas-fired power plant in Superior, Wis.
Minnesota Power wants to join with Dairyland Power Cooperative to build the plant, saying it would provide backup for wind energy that the Minnesota utility is adding to its system.
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She has made a hugely successful career for herself by stripping off for saucy photo shoots.
And Katie Price shocked yet again as she suddenly took off her bikini top while shooting for her new calendar in a recent episode of Katie Price: My Crazy Life.
The 39-year-old former glamour model didn't hesitate despite the fact that she was breaking the law by taking off her kit on a family-friendly beach.
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Taking it all off! Katie Price shocked yet again as she suddenly took off her bikini top while shooting for her new calendar in a recent episode of Katie Price: My Crazy Life
Brave display: The former glamour model didn't hesitate despite the fact that she was breaking the law by taking off her kit on a family-friendly beach
Katie looked in high spirits as she boldly shed her top to exhibit her surgically-enhanced cleavage.
The star, who sported tumbling blonde locks and a glamorous coat of make-up, reverted back to her old 'Jordan' days as she allowed the photographer to capture her naked form.
However, Katie was alerted that she was 'breaking the law' by taking off her clothes on the beach, as it catered for families.
'I don't care!' the glamour girl exclaimed before positioning herself sexily on the sand while the tide rolled in.
She's got front: Katie looked in high spirits as she boldly took off her top to exhibit her surgically-enhanced cleavage
'I don't care!' Katie was alerted that she was 'breaking the law' by taking off her clothes on the beach, as it catered for families
Reluctant? The star proved suddenly shy as she covered her modesty with a large straw hat
The photoshoot also saw her sporting a sensational semi-sheer ensemble for another look.
Her locks billowed thanks to a fan as she sat in a vehicle while the cameraman got snappy.
Meanwhile, in a teaser clip for her show DJ Tom Zanetti decides to pull the musical track he and Katie had been working on after clashing with her over the paparazzi.
Striking: Katie sported tumbling blonde locks and a glamorous coat of make-up
Mixing it up: The photo shoot also saw her sporting a sensational semi-sheer ensemble for another look
Work it! Her locks billowed thanks to a fan as she sat in a vehicle while the cameraman got snappy
In a teaser clip, the star is seen branding Katie a 'rude person', prompting her to angrily storm out of their meeting while shouting: 'I don't need this sh*t.'
The duo had ventured out to Miami together to work on their single, but it seems Tom was left irked by the paparazzi following them constantly.
Back on home soil, the pair meet for the first time since their working trip - that Katie had refused to let her husband Kieran Hayler join them on - and Tom is seen getting frustrated with Katie, as he believes the mother-of-five isn't taking him seriously.
Addressing the paparazzi incident, he tells her: 'The paps have come and ruined something that we had - a good, solid, positive project.'
Awkward: Meanwhile, in a teaser clip for the next episode Katie storms out of an awkward confrontation with DJ Tom Zanetti, as he brands her a 'rude person'
Drama: The former glamour model is left furious after learning the DJ has dropped their music track, after he accuses her of tipping off the paparazzi during their Miami trip
Tense: Tom then accuses Katie of trying to 'cough over him' and brands her 'very rude', prompting her to storm out of their meeting and fire back: 'I don't need this sh*t'
While he is speaking, Katie is attempting to stifle a cough, prompting Tom to accuse her of 'coughing over' him.
'Why are you coughing over me like it's funny?' He asks her. 'You're not funny. You're just a rude person. You're being very rude.'
Insisting she hadn't been, Katie then grows tired of Tom hitting out at her and fires back: 'I don't need this sh*t!'
Storming out of their meeting, she tells him: 'I'm going home to my family.'

CAROLINE Flack is gearing up for the Love Island series launch.
Instagram CAROLINE FLACK INSTAGRAM: The Love Island presenter flaunted her assets in a plunging crop top
As viewers of the hit ITV2 show will know, much of Love Island consists of girls and guys spending weeks lounging around a luxury villa in Mallorca, Spain, in their swimwear. But no one does it quite like the series' presenter, who posted a sizzling poolside video to her Caroline Flack Instagram today. In celebration of the launch of her new clothing collaboration with high street retailer River Island, the 38-year-old modelled some of her designs. Filming herself in her sun-soaked work location, the starlet rocked a crop top that featured a plunging neckline. The starlet paired the teeny wardrobe item with a matching skirt, which highlighted her toned legs.
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Instagram NO MODELS NEEDED: Caroline showed off her own designs in the sizzling update
Talking to the camera, Caroline revealed she was rocking the revealing attire as a bikini. Addressing fans, she said: "Thank you so much for all the really, really kind feedback I've had for the collection so far, which launched this morning." After revealing she was enjoying a day off, Flack then offered viewers a close-up look at her flimsy ensemble. Setting the scene, she explained: "This little top is from my collection, it goes with this little skirt.
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Instagram IT'S ALMOST TIME: The brunette is in Mallorca, Spain, ahead of the new Love Island series
“Andrew proposed totally out of the blue and it was very low-key” Caroline Flack "It's really nice, I'm wearing it as a bikini top today. It's kind of pretty." Caroline recently jetted off to Mallorca in preparation for the new series of Love Island, which premieres next week. The former X Factor host has been accompanied by her fiancé, Celebrity Big Brother star Andrew Brady, 27. Following a whirlwind three-month romance, which included a brief split, the pair got engaged in late April.
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He’s about 180 pounds and must be moved carefully.\nLike countless other Ontario residents — so many a $100-million class-action suit has just been launched against the province — Jeong-Suk often has to work alone.\nFirst she glides a lift over top of Alex, places colour-coded straps around his body, and pushes the button that lifts the straps and sling.\nShe then pushes him: to bed, from bed; to the toilet, from the toilet; to a lounge chair, from a lounge chair, to his wheelchair, from his wheelchair.\nHe spends a lot of his time in his motorized wheelchair, and when he slumps a bit too far, his mother has to reach from behind and pull him up. That recently gave her a four-month stint of bruised ribs.\n“I used to say, only age is a number,” says Jeong Suk, her English slightly broken inside a soft Korean accent.\n“But now,” she says about her struggles, “the age is right.”\nSomeone has to stay with Alex 24 hours a day, and despite considerable help from his sister Jin Cha, friend Michael Kerr, and personal support workers, the bulk of the work has fallen to the elderly Korean woman.\n“I always talk to him now, ‘Before I die you have to . . .’” Jeong-Suk says but cannot finish because her face bows in tears.\nAlex Cha, 48, is lowered to his bed by his mom, Jeong Cha, 78, and guided by his sister, Jin Cha, at their north London condominium on Tuesday, April 11, 2017. (MIKE HENSEN, The London Free Press)\nAlex, who has cerebral palsy and spinal cord damage, is on a wait list for a bed in a residential care facility.\nOnly in the most superficial ways can it be called a wait list. Or perhaps a wait list in the deepest of ways.\nThose who run agencies supporting severely physically disabled adults call it the 50-year wait list. If there are 50 people on the list, chances are you’re waiting 50 years to get the support you need.\nYears of frustration over waiting for services has boiled over recently, with calls for change in the Ontario legislature and a week ago, a class-action lawsuit filed by Toronto law firm Koskie Minsky.\nThe lawsuit seeks $100 million in damages for negligence, claiming the Ontario government denies services to developmentally disabled adults through wait lists administered in an “ad hoc, inconsistent and unreasonable manner.”\nThe inconsistency is apparent in the South West Local Health Integration Network that oversees provincial health-care spending in a region stretching from Tobermory to Lake Erie, and Newbury to Stratford.\nIf you’re a senior or an adult with moderate physical disabilities, you qualify for a personal support worker. Even in this category, there are 296 people in the local LHIN waiting for help.\nIf you’re between 18 and 21 with medically complex needs, you qualify for one of 12 beds available across the entire region.\nIf you’re an adult, not a youth or yet a senior, you have even dimmer prospects.\nOfficials with the South West LHIN acknowledge they don’t have a handle on the number of medically complex or developmentally delayed adults seeking residential care or how many spaces are available.\n“The South West LHIN began working with our partners in 2014 to develop a more comprehensive assisted living model that could support people with more complex medical needs or fragility to live in the community. 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Health Minister Dr. Eric Hoskins promised to look into the matter, but acknowledged Ontario’s disabled residents need more help.\nAt the news conference, Alex’s sister and tireless advocate, Jin Cha, spoke for an allotted two minutes.\nShe invited The Free Press to take a closer look at the family’s challenges, in an effort to push for the province to provide more housing for adults with complex physical disabilities, like her brother.\n“Alex has a sharp brain but he’s trapped in that body,” she says in interviews at the condo he shares with their mother.\nBorn with cerebral palsy, Alex was an active person for a long time. But he fell in 2004 while brushing his teeth, and suffered neurological and spinal cord damage.\nHe spent the summer in Parkwood Institute and after, Jin moved to the family house for a while to help her widowed mother look after him. They put a stair glide, porch lift and grab bars in the home to help.\nThey also put Alex on a wait list for a bed at Participation House.\nOver the next 13 years, Alex suffered more falls, including one in 2015 that put him back in Parkwood and left him with a loose bone pinching on his spinal cord, the loss of almost all mobility, and the threat of one more fall killing him.\nThe family sold their home, and moved Alex and his mother into a condo apartment.\nJin lives in the same building, with her nephew, whom she persuaded to join in the family round-the-clock care.\n“We do try to focus on the positive,” Jin says in a visit marked by laughter as well as tears. She often takes a break from telling the story to put a hand on her brother, tease him and confirm with him what she’s saying.\nThe doctors, the personal support workers, the people she’s been hounding at the LHIN are all kind, she says.\nBut looking after Alex takes a lot of work. Jin is the organizer. She has created a binder with 69 pages of photographs showing each step of his daily exercises. Another binder for personal support workers contains five sections, toileting (with 64 photographs and instructions), extra clothes to show where they are kept, getting him out of bed (37 photographs with instructions), washing routine (23 pages) and breakfast (five pages).\n“He cannot direct his own care. He can’t verbally tell someone something.”\nA full-time teacher, Jin figures she spends an average of two hours each day organizing personal support worker schedules, doctor’s appointments, regular blood tests and other chores. 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U.S. employment fell in September for the first time in seven years as Hurricanes Harvey and Irma left displaced workers temporarily unemployed and delayed hiring, the latest indication that the storms undercut economic activity in the third quarter.
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The Labor Department said on Friday nonfarm payrolls decreased by 33,000 jobs last month amid a record drop in employment in the leisure and hospitality sector.
The drop in payrolls was the first since September 2010. The Department said Harvey and Irma, which wreaked havoc in Texas and Florida in late August and early September, had reduced "the estimate of total nonfarm payroll employment for September."
Economists polled by Reuters had forecast payrolls increasing by 90,000 jobs last month. The government revised data for August to show 169,000 jobs created that month instead of the previously reported 156,000.
Payrolls are calculated from a survey of employers, which treats any worker who was not paid for any part of the pay period that includes the 12th of the month as unemployed.
Many of the displaced people will probably return to work. That, together with rebuilding and clean-up is expected to boost job growth in the coming months. Leisure and hospitality payrolls dived 111,000, the most since records started in 1939, after being unchanged in August. There were also declines in retail and manufacturing employment last month.
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Harvey and Irma did not have an impact on the unemployment rate, which fell two-tenths of a percentage point to 4.2 percent, the lowest since February 2001. The smaller survey of households from which the jobless rate is derived treats a person as employed regardless of whether they missed work during the reference week and were unpaid as result.
It showed 1.5 million people stayed at home in September because of the bad weather, the most since January 1996. About 2.9 million people worked part-time as a result of the bad weather.
The length of the average workweek was unchanged at 34.4 hours. With the hurricane-driven temporary unemployment concentrated in low paying industries like retail and leisure and hospitality, average hourly earnings increased 12 cents or 0.5 percent in September after rising 0.2 percent in August.
That pushed the annual increase in wages to 2.9 percent, the largest gain since December 2016, from 2.7 percent in August. Annual wage growth of at least 3.0 percent is need to raise inflation to the Fed's 2 percent target, analysts say
The mixed employment report should not change views the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates in December. Fed Chair Janet Yellen cautioned last month that the hurricanes could "substantially" weigh on September job growth, but expected the effects would "unwind relatively quickly."
The U.S. central bank said last month it expected "labor market conditions will strengthen somewhat further." The Fed left interest rates unchanged in September, but signaled it expected one more hike by the end of the year. It has increased borrowing costs twice this year.
The employment report added to August consumer spending, industrial production, homebuilding and home sales data in suggesting that the hurricanes will dent economic growth in the third quarter.
Economists estimate that the back-to-back storms, including Hurricane Maria which destroyed infrastructure in Puerto Rico last month, could shave at least six-tenths of a percentage point from third-quarter gross domestic product.
Growth estimates for the July-September period are as low as a 1.8 percent annualized rate. The economy grew at a 3.1 percent rate in the second quarter.
Construction payrolls rose 8,000 in September. Manufacturing employment slipped by 1,000 jobs. Retail employment decline by 2,900 jobs. (Reporting by Lucia Mutikani; Editing by Andrea Ricci)

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Question: Weather warning for snow and ice in Sussex

The Met Office has issued yellow warnings for snow and ice as Sussex is expected to be hit by wintery showers tomorrow (Sunday, February 4).
Wintery showers are expected to mainly affect East Sussex, although residents are warned to take steps to prepare for icy roads and say some rail services are also likely to be affected.
Two warnings have been issued for tomorrow. The first between 2am and 10am and the second between 8pm and 10am on Monday (February 5).
The Met Office’s Chief Forecaster said: “Cloud will tend to break overnight allowing temperatures to fall below freezing in places and ice to form on some untreated surfaces. In addition, wintry showers could very locally produce a light covering (1 cm or less) of snow.
“Scattered rain, sleet and snow showers are expected to be most frequent across Kent and East Sussex during Sunday evening before also affecting parts of East Anglia and Greater London later in the night. Showers are likely to fall as rain along eastern coasts but inland locally 1-3 cm of snow could accumulate, mainly over hills above 100 metres.”

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Up to two inches of rain is predicted to fall in just one hour today, with weather bosses warning people to stay indoors in the worst affected areas. A yellow weather warning for rain has been issued from 11am until midnight tonight in the south and east of England, the Midlands and south-west England and Wales. The warning states: “Flooding of homes and businesses could happen quickly, with damage to some buildings from floodwater, lightning strikes, hail or strong winds. “Fast flowing or deep floodwater is possible, causing a danger to life.”
A separate yellow weather warning for rain will come into effect at midnight, lasting until 9pm on Friday. Will there be more thunderstorms today? Weather bosses warned thunderstorms and lightening are expected to accompany the intense downpours later today. Met Office Chief Meteorologist Andy Page said: “The worst impacts are likely during the afternoon and evening on Thursday with the potential for 30-40 mm of rain to fall in an hour, and a chance of some isolated places seeing as much as 60 to 80 mm over two to three hours.
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"Some will see frequent lightning and large hail as well. “This could result in flash flooding, transport delays and dangerous driving conditions, especially on the M4 and M5. “We’d advise anyone with outdoor plans over the next few days to keep updated with the forecast and warnings, and consider their plans if the risk of thunderstorms or heavy rain may affect them”. The latest deluge follows extreme thunderstorms earlier this week and over the bank holiday.
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Question: Father gets tattoo to match his son’s cranial scar

CHIPPEWA VALLEY, Wis. — A Wisconsin father is getting a lot of positive attention for his decision to get a tattoo to support his son’s battle with a rare condition.
“I saw another father who did the same thing. His son had a brain tumor, and he did it to boost the confidence of his child, and that’s kind of the same reason I’m doing it,” Jeremy Cortner said.
They say scars are like battle wounds, but Cortner isn’t the one fighting. His son is.
“I’ve seen this scar before, just not on my own head,” Cortner said.
The design stretches from ear to ear. He had it done at Rezurrection Tattoo in Eau Claire — all for his 6-year-old son Casey, who will be facing his second round of surgery in July.
“My son Casey had a craniosynostosis. That’s when the sutures in his head fuse prematurely, so they did a surgery to kind of let the brain have room to grow again,” Cortner said.
Cortner said next month, doctors will repair soft spots on his skull, ones they say haven’t healed since his first surgery, nearly six years ago.
“They’re probably about one to two inches wide, so they’re using 3D technology to go in and fill those spots. If we didn’t do that, his brain couldn’t grow and that would, he would potentially lose his sight and his hearing and his ability to learn because his brain couldn’t utilize the room that it should,” Amy Cortner, Casey’s mother said.
“I want him to know that he shouldn’t feel isolated or alone with his scar,” Jeremy Cortner said. “I get to choose this. He doesn’t get to choose his, you know? When he looks back and thinks about his surgery, maybe some positive memories will come out of something special my dad did for me instead of just the negative parts of it of how painful it was.”
“He can even refer to his dad even instead of himself, or he can say, ‘Look, we’re the same,’ you know? So he doesn’t feel so alone,” Amy Cortner said.

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Andrew VanderWal of Hillsborough, a senior in the Electrical Construction program at the Somerset County Vocational and Technical High School, recently received a $2,500 Fine Homebuilding #KeepCraftAlive and SkillsUSA scholarship award.
As part of the application process for the scholarship, Andrew submitted an essay on how he planned to keep craftsmanship alive, received a recommendation letter and provided pictures. In his essay, Andrew explained the importance of keeping craftsmanship alive, taking pride in his work and making sure projects are done correctly.
After graduating, Andrew will enter into the Power Systems Institute program offered by Jersey Central Power & Light, a FirstEnergy Company, in partnership with Raritan Valley Community College. After completing the two-year PSI program, Andrew will have earned an Associate of Applied Science degree in Electric Utility Technology from RVCC and become eligible for employment as a line worker with Jersey Central Power & Light.
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Catherine Chen of Warren and Julia Garaffa of Skillman, students at the Somerset County Vocational and Technical High School, have been awarded scholarships as a result of the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program.
Garaffa was selected as a winner of a National Merit $2,500 Scholarship. Chen was selected to receive the National Merit Formosa Plastics Corporation, U.S.A.
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On May 14, the Somerset County Vocational and Technical Schools' chapter of SkillsUSA hosted their third annual SkillsUSA Golf Classic at Raritan Valley Country Club in Bridgewater, New Jersey. Seventy seven golfers in total took part in the event, which raised over $7,000 to benefit students participating in SkillsUSA educational events.
Special thanks for making the event such a success go out to:
Gold Sponsors: F.W. Webb Company, Gladstone Masonry & Stoneworks, Inc., Honeywell International, USA Architects
Silver Sponsors: Princeton Orthopaedic Associates
Bronze Sponsors: Atlantic Tomorrows Office, Bridgewater Chevrolet, CFG Contracting, DiFrancesco, Bateman, Kunzman, Davis, Lehrer & Flaum, P.C., Educational Solutions Enterprises, Randazzo, Seiffert Electrical Contracting, Suplee, Clooney & Company, SCVTEA
Hole-In-One Sponsor: Open Road Auto Group
Donations: Altherm, Inc., Arcaro Award Gallery, BSN Sports, Bedminster Sports Clips, Broderick Family, Bridgewater Chevrolet, Buffalo Wild Wings, Bunker Hill Golf Course, Jerry Carter, Fox Hollow Golf Club, Fulton Bank of New Jersey, Green Knoll Golf Course, Dr. Chrys Harttraft, Home Depot, Flemington & Bridgewater, Hopewell Valley Golf & Country Club, Jiffy Lube, Maggiano's, Maschio's Food Services, Inc., Minebrook Golf Course, Kandis Mroz, Neshanic Valley Golf Course, New Jersey SkillsUSA, New York Red Bulls, Prima Pizza, Royce Brook Golf Club, River Cafe, Somerset Patriots, Stony Brook Golf Club, Diane & Michael Strober, Watchung Valley Golf Club, Neshanic Valley Learning Center, Raritan Valley Country Club, Costco, Beaver Brook Country Club, High Bridge Golf Club, Top O Th' Hill Tavern and Warrenbrook Golf Course
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Question: 'Turning 30 wasn't a big deal:' Scots songstress Amy Macdonald chats to us ahead of local concert date

Sometimes, hitting a major birthday can be a milestone, a turning point in one's life.
We've all heard of the old "life begins at 40" adage" and there are many people who dread turning 30, fearing that they are leaving their wilder days behind them and having to finally do sensible and serious things like buying homes, babies and marriage.
Scots singer Amy Macdonald, who is hitting the highways and byways of Britain for her latest tour, has just notched up that 30th milestone.
So was it a reason to celebrate or comiserate?
"Turning 30 wasn't a big deal for me at all," she said. "In fact, It sort of brought an end to my first ten years in the business very neatly.
"It is ten years since my first album and just after my birthday, I found out that my sales have reached twelve million worldwide - so my memories of turning 30 are extremely happy!"
Her fourth album Under Stars was released earlier this year.
Amy is hoping for more of that happiness when she arrives in our region on November 5. She'll be appearing at Scunthorpe's Baths Hall in support of her fourth and latest album Under Stars - a quite appropriate title seeing as outside the venue, the skies will be filled with the bright lights of Bonfire Night.
She's understandably pleased with the album which was released to great critical acclaim earlier this year.
"I'm looking forward to getting out there and playing live again," she said.
"The new tour is an acoustic tour - I've done so many shows over the years where I've done a little acoustic set and it has always gone down so well so I wanted to expand on that."
"Playing songs acoustically means interpreting and playing them in a whole different way, so the process of rehearsing and getting ready can often be a lot more complex than an ordinary tour.
"For me, acoustic shows have a magical feeling. Smaller, intimate venues and a chance to play songs that mean something to me and the people listening to them. I'm really looking forward to it."
Since first bursting onto the music scene back in 2007 with songs such as Mr Rock 'n' Roll and This Is The Life, the Bishopbriggs-born star has enjoyed worldwide success and met with the approval of critics across the globe.
She's rubbed shoulders with Ellen DeGeneres in the US, played a string of festivals, appeared on TV countless times and enjoyed number ones internationally.
And she's also worked alongside Kinks legend Ray Davies, is engaged to Scottish Premier League footballer Richard Foster and has collected a clutch of awards.
Not bad for a wee Scots lassie who heard Travis performing their song Turn at T In The Park in 2000 and decided that she'd like to play it herself and so ended up teaching herself to play her dad's guitar at the age of 12.
But the trappings of fame don't come without some drawbacks.
The fiercely proud Glasgow girl and a fan of Rangers, is no longer able to attend games at her beloved football club - especially Old Firm derbies against the club's deadly city rivals Celtic.
She said: "I tend to stay away from the Old Firm games, they tend to be a little bit crazy. It is difficult to go to places like that, because people can recognise you and it can become a bit uncomfortable."
The schedule of touring and soundchecking also means she doesn't get much beyond the venue she's playing at - which can be another frustration.
"Sometimes you are at the venue from 8am but not actually on stage until 9pm so there's a lot of waiting around. But you are needed for setting up and the soundcheck so its difficult to go anywhere. I grab a coffee and go for a quick wander around and that's about it!"
But she wouldn't have it any other way.
She's looking forward to getting out there once again and presenting her new album as well as the rich collection of guitar folk-tinged classics from her impressive back catalogue.
"People seem really excited and we're really looking forward to it.
"It should be a really great atmosphere We'll be playing some of my best-loved songs - it will be a mix of all four of my albums, so there will be something for everyone."
Of her latest album Under Stars, she said: "It's been about 2 and a half years in the making which is the longest I've ever taken with an album. At the time I wanted things to happen quicker but now that it's finished I'm glad we've taken the time; it feels like it's had the TLC that it deserves.”
Amy added: “I feel so proud of the songs and am so pleased with the record. There are so many incredible moments and I really feel this record features some of my best work. I'm excited to finally share it with my fans and I believe there is so much that will also appeal to new fans."
* Amy Macdonald plays Scunthorpe Baths Hall on November 5. Tickets are on sale now at http://www.amymacdonald.co.uk/

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CHART star Jonas Blue believes he should be a new judge on The X Factor to make the show relevant.
The DJ, currently heading back to the Top 10 with Rise, is a huge fan of Simon Cowell’s show. His appeal comes as veteran pop star Robbie Williams, below, is being touted to appear on the new panel. Jonas, real name Guy Robin, is one of the most in-demand producers and thinks the show needs a modern star to bring some credibility to the panel. He said: “I’d love to get involved. I think it’s a great show. “I watch it but I feel as though it does need a current judge on it. “Someone who is in the music business right now at the height of their career. I think that’s important.
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“It would be nice to make a few quid from the winner’s single!” Jonas Blue “It’s those types of artists who can give the best advice.” If rumours are true Robbie and his wife Ayda Field will be part of a new panel that looks more like Loose Women than a pop show. Jonas already has links with Simon’s Syco label and is masterminding former X Factor act Four Of Diamonds’ assault on the charts. He thinks he’s got what it takes to give The X Factor contestants genuine hits: “I think I can pass on what I know about making current hits to the acts and to Mr Cowell. “And it would be nice to make a few quid from the winner’s single!” He can’t do worse than Ben Haenow... ----------
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IT looks like Beyoncé and Jay-Z are on their yearly Mediterranean cruise. With a three-day break from their On The Run II world tour, The Carters appear to have headed back to Greece. Recovering from her on-stage mishap, Bey posted some rare family snaps alongside Jay-Z and daughter Blue Ivy. The delightful trio look like your regular, run-of-the-mill family. ----------
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Question: Reaves bolstering Vegas' fourth line with smarter play

LAS VEGAS — After his first two games with the Vegas Golden Knights in late February, there weren't many fans who were happy with Ryan Reaves.
He arrived from Pittsburgh and immediately made his presence known with six penalty minutes in a home-and-home series against Los Angeles, both losses. The Vegas faithful thought team chemistry was ruined.
"Ruin the whole team, yeah?" Reaves joked Tuesday as Vegas prepared for Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final against Washington. "I apologize to Vegas."
Vegas wasn't the only one he apologized to. Reaves immediately went to coach Gerard Gallant after those Kings games to acknowledge that while he didn't necessarily agree with the penalties, he also would not be taking silly penalties and disrupt what Gallant and general manager George McPhee worked hard to build.
"He was up front, and he took responsibility, but I said, 'Just play your game, that's why we got you, to play your game and work hard' and he's been excellent ever since," Gallant said Tuesday. "He doesn't take penalties, he really doesn't."
Reaves believes it's been his on-ice intelligence and hockey IQ that has made him an effective teammate over nine seasons in St. Louis, Pittsburgh and now Vegas, where he's since become a crowd favourite.
"My fights have gone down every year," Reaves said. "I only had six this year and all within the first two or three months (with Pittsburgh). I think there's always going to be physical play in this league, and as long as I can keep up and and be able to catch guys and do it in a way that's not hurting the team, then yeah, I think I got a spot here."
Especially after scoring what may have been the biggest goals in franchise history.
In Game 5 of the Western Conference Final in his hometown of Winnipeg, Reaves scored the game-winning goal that sent the Golden Knights to the Stanley Cup Final. And in Game 1 against the Capitals on Monday, he scored the game-tying goal before linemate Tomas Nosek put the game-winner past Braden Holtby in a 6-4 victory that gave Vegas a 1-0 series lead.
"Playoff hockey you have to be a little smarter, you got to be a little faster, everything is kind of magnified," Reaves said. "I think at this time of the year the details have to be there for sure."

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The Edmonton Oilers have recalled Anton Lander and reassigned Taylor Beck to the Bakersfield Condors.
Edmonton announced the minor transaction Monday. Beck was called up shortly after Anton Slepyshev was reassigned. The Oilers were hoping that Beck could bring his top-AHL scoring to the NHL, but he never got much of an opportunity to capitalise on his NHL chance.
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Instead, Jesse Puljujarvi logged more ice time and drew back into the lineup. After that, he seemed to step up after a rather slow start to the season.
Lander has 10 goals and 21 points in just 13 games with the Condors. He has been a force in the AHL, and will likely serve as another understudy forward on the Oilers main roster.
With Beck back in the minors, he can hopefully continue to lead the league in points and be an asset down there. Besides, it is better that he logs big minutes in the AHL instead of sitting in the press box.
This also likely signals that Puljujarvi will be remaining with the big club. The Finnish forward has struggled to provide much offence in his rookie season but has more step of late. He is also a force on the third line, creating plenty of opportunities with his speed. Not to mention, he has more drive in his game, and can also make plays on the fly.
With Edmonton’s forwards seemingly making more of a stride of late, Edmonton appears to be fine without Beck, and can have Lander at the disposal if they need another centre to draw in.
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Question: Top North Korean official in U.S. to try and save summit between President Trump and Kim Jong Un

SEOUL, South Korea – A top lieutenant of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is in the United States conducting one of three sets of parallel talks aimed at salvaging a summit between Kim and President Donald Trump.
Kim Yong Chol is meeting with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in New York to finalize plans for the summit, while lower-level officials have been meeting at the inter-Korean border and in Singapore for other pre-summit negotiations.
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A look at what is at stake in the three sets of talks:
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U.S. TALKS
Kim Yong Chol is likely to convey to Pompeo that Kim Jong Un is serious about the summit and also to discuss the contents of a joint statement to be issued at its end.
Some experts say major thorny issues are still unsettled between the two countries, and that is why a senior official like Kim Yong Chol has traveled to the United States to narrow the gap.
Trump abruptly canceled the summit last Thursday before quickly reversing course and announcing the meeting could happen. His decision came amid widespread doubt in the United States that North Korea would be willing to actually scrap a nuclear program it has struggled for decades to build.
Meanwhile, South Korean President Moon Jae-in, who met Kim Jong Un last Saturday, said the North Korean leader is uncertain whether he can trust Trump’s promise to provide a security guarantee if North Korea abandons its nuclear weapons.
Given these basic concerns, Kim Yong Chol’s talks with Pompeo are likely to focus on a possible compromise between Washington’s push for a speedy nuclear disarmament and North Korea’s preference for more gradual steps matched by corresponding benefits from the U.S.
Kim Yong Chol, 72, is the most senior North Korean official to visit the United States since 2000. His official title is vice chairman of the ruling Workers’ Party. He previously headed North Korea’s military intelligence agency and was believed to be behind two attacks in 2010 that killed 50 South Koreans and a 2014 cyberattack on Sony Pictures.
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DMZ TALKS
U.S. and North Korean officials started talks on the North’s side of a border village on Sunday to set the agenda for the summit. The village is inside the mine-strewn 4-kilometer (2.5-mile) -wide Demilitarized Zone, a buffer created at the end of the 1950-53 Korean War.
The U.S. delegation is headed by Sung Kim, the U.S. ambassador to the Philippines who served as America’s top negotiator to now-stalled six-nation talks on North Korean nuclear disarmament, and as its ambassador to Seoul. In 2008, he witnessed North Korea’s destruction of the cooling tower at its main nuclear complex in a show of good faith with the United States. In recent years, however, satellite photos have indicated that North Korea has restarted its plutonium reactor at the complex.
His North Korean counterpart is Vice Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui, the North’s highest-ranking female diplomat. A recent statement by Choe threatening to scuttle the summit and warning Washington of a nuclear showdown led Trump to temporarily cancel the summit, citing “open hostility” from the North.
The two sides are believed to have exchanged their countries’ views on North Korea’s denuclearization, America’s security assurances and other issues. South Korean media said they wrapped up their talks on Wednesday after Kim Yong Chol’s departure for New York.
Choe served as an English-language interpreter during the six-party talks, while Sung Kim, a Korean American, is fluent in Korean. Analysts say that is likely to have smoothed their talks because they could understand each other even when they were speaking their own languages at the negotiating table.
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SINGAPORE TALKS
This meeting is to plan protocol, security and other logistical issues and might also include determining when and where in Singapore the summit would be held.
The two countries originally planned to hold the summit in Singapore on June 12. After putting the summit back on track, Trump tweeted Friday that it “will likely remain in Singapore on the same date, June 12th, and, if necessary, will be extended beyond that date.”
A delegation led by another of Kim Jong Un’s trusted aides, Kim Chang Son, flew to Singapore on Monday night. South Korean media reported that he began talks with Joe Hagin, the White House deputy chief of staff for operations, who is in Singapore with other U.S. officials.
No details have emerged about the talks. Possible venues for the summit include Singapore’s presidential palace, the Shangri-La hotel and the Marina Bay Sands hotel.
Kim Chang Son served as Kim Jong Un’s chief of staff after the 34-year-old leader took power in late 2011. His current official title is a departmental director at the State Affairs Commission, which is headed by Kim Jong Un.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov arrived in North Korea on Thursday for talks with senior officials.
Lavrov's visit comes ahead of a planned summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and was seen as an attempt by Moscow to ensure its voice is heard in the North's diplomatic overtures with Washington, Seoul and Beijing.
After his arrival, Lavrov met with North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho.
Russia's Foreign Ministry said in a statement earlier they would discuss bilateral issues as well as the overall situation on the Korean Peninsula. Details of Lavrov's schedule in Pyongyang were not disclosed.
Despite having a border with the North and relatively cordial relations that President Vladimir Putin has seemed to want to develop further, Russia has so far remained largely on the sidelines as Kim has emerged onto the world stage this year.
Kim has already met twice with China's President Xi Jinping and South Korean President Moon Jae-in. One of Kim's top lieutenants, former intelligence chief Kim Yong Chol, is now in New York to discuss with U.S. officials the agenda for the summit planned in Singapore on or around June 12.


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In addition to a full week of masterclasses, there are two concerts early this week at the Music Academy of the West that show what the faculty and guest artists can do, not that anyone had any doubts.
The Music Academy’s Mosher Guest Artist program has yielded spectacular results over the last few years. The first recital by one of this year’s participants will be at 8 p.m. Monday in Hahn Hall. Russian baritone Vladimir Chernov will sing songs and arias by Peter Tchaikovsky, Gaetano Donizetti, Modest Mussorgsky, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Mikhail Glinka and others — all with the priceless collaboration of Warren Jones on piano.
Admission to this event is $50.
The next night will feature the first in the spectacular series of faculty chamber music concerts known as “Tuesdays at Eight.” This concert will open with a bravura stunt: four pianists — Jones, John Churchwell, Jonathan Kelly and Carrie-Ann Matheson — on two pianos performing “The Ride of the Valkyries” from Richard Wagner’s Die Walküre. ‘Nuff said.
The Wagner piece will be followed by the Incantation, Threne et Danse pour Trompette et Orchestre of French composer Alfred Desenclos (1912-71), with Paul Merkelo on trumpet and pianist Margaret McDonald sitting in for the orchestra; the Sonata in B-Minor for Violin and Piano (1917) of Ottorino Respighi by Kathleen Winkler on violin and Jones on piano; and César Franck’s Quintet in F-Minor for Piano and Strings (1878-1879), played by Jorja Fleezanus and Peter Salaff on violins, a to-be-announced fellow on viola, Alan Stepansky on cello and Jerome Lowenthal.
I’ve only heard the Desenclos once or twice, and look forward to hearing it again. He styled himself a “romantic of a certain kind,” and most people listening to him will agree. His music has just enough edge to stay relevant, but not so much as to suggest arrogance. He wrote a good deal, chamber and concerted, for brass instruments, and his Requiem has been compared favorably to Gabriel Fauré‘s, and that is no small accomplishment.
The most considerable work of the evening, at least in terms of duration, is the Franck Quintet, but I find it — always excepting the slow movement — enigmatic to a degree. The thoughts of the Francophilic Maestro Lowenthal will be most welcome and, no doubt, most illuminating.
The Respighi is a masterpiece, too often overlooked. The Italians invented the violin, after all — indeed, it could very easily be maintained that they invented what we think of as “classical music” — and they have internalized the technical parameters of string instruments to such an extent that even their mediocre ideas are stated with unimprovable elegance. That is not to say that Respighi’s ideas are mediocre; to the contrary, they are, in this sonata, remarkably original, considering his penchant for collecting and reprocessing music from the early 19th century (La Boutique fantasque) and the “Renaissance” period (Ancient Airs and Dances).
The Sonata was composed in 1917, while Respighi was in the middle of transforming obscure Rossini tunes into La Boutique. It was also the year he published the First Suite of the Ancient Dances. But the sonata is nothing like either of those works. Nor is it like his three very popular Roman orchestral poems. The small scale, the intimacy, allow a certain amount of irony, though never of the obvious, heavy-handed type of Charles Ives or Dmitri Shostakovich. Though the idiom is conservative, with Johannes Brahms as the reference, the music of the sonata does not date.
Tickets to Tuesdays at Eight are $40. Reserved seats to Music Academy events charging admission can be purchased by phone at 805.969.8787 or online by clicking here.
— Gerald Carpenter covers the arts as a Noozhawk contributing writer. He can be reached at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) . The opinions expressed are his own.

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If ever there was a testament to just how much territory the Wisconsin Area Music Industry Awards covers, it was this year's ceremony. No one artist—or for that matter genre—dominated this year's awards. Instead the awards were distributed almost evenly across nearly a dozen genres covering more or less the entire state. To the extent that there was a "big" winner, it was Dead Horses, the Oshkosh-born bluegrass ensemble, who took home an album of the year award for their LP Cartoon Moon and also claimed the Bluegrass/Americana category they seemed to be a lock for.
The extraordinarily popular-among-a-certain-age Fueled By Ramen electro-rock group Vinyl Theatre took the marquee Artist of the Year award, though the other category they were nominated in, Pop Rock Artist, went to Milwaukee's GGOOLLDD. And so it was across the board, with the results divided literally dozens of different ways, leaving no one runaway victor, just a whole bunch of deserving one-shot winners. Other honors went to The Pukes, Brett Newski, IshDARR, Tweed Funk, The Squeezettes and—oh hell yes—The Prince Experience, who took home the award in this year's unusually competitive Tribute category.
The complete list of winners is below:
Artist of the Year: Vinyl Theatre
Album of the Year: Dead Horses - “Cartoon Moon”
Song of the Year: Devil Met Contention – “Fire”
New Artist: J-Council
Female Vocalist: Sarah Vos
Male Vocalist: Travis Schinke, Erik Kjelland
Singer/Songwriter: Brett Newski
Rising Star: Eminence
Alternative Rock/Rock Artist: Kyle Megna & The Monsoons
Bluegrass/Americana: Dead Horses
Blues Artist: Big N’ Tasty Blues
Christian/Gospel: Night Divine
Country Artist: Driveway Thriftdwellers
Cover Artist: Almighty Vinyl
Folk/Celtic: Sugar Ransom
Hard Rock: Imperial Fall
Metal: Conniption
Punk: The Pukes
Jazz Artist: The Jazz Orgy
Polka: The Squeezettes
Pop Rock Artist: GGOOLLDD
Hip Hop/Rap Artist: IshDARR
R&B/Soul Artist: Tweed Funk
World/Reggae/Ska/Latin: King Solomon
Club DJ/Dance/Electronic: Melvv
Horn/Big Band: Cold Sweat & The Brew City Horns
Tribute: The Prince Experience
Bass Player: Jeff Hammes
Drummer: Mike Underwood
Guitar Player: Bill Heck
Keyboard Player: Aaron Zinsmeister
Reeds/Brass Player: Michelle Jerabek
Strings Player: Thea Morton Voraass
Best Studio Engineer/Producer: Geoff Wilbourn
Best Recording Studio: Rock Garden
Best Live Club/Venue: The Saloon on Calhoun
Best Live Engineer Sound/Lights: Jeremy Boerson
President’s Award: Marc Solheim
People’s Choice Awards
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Fan: Chris & Anita Holloman
Venue: Rocky & Tara’s Nut Haus
Radio Station: WAPL 105.7
Music Teacher: Mark Budwit
(Northwest) Band: Spicy Tie Band
Fan: Penny Perot
Venue: Live On Main
Radio Station: WIEC-LP 102.7
Music Teacher: Brad Burrell
(Southeast) Band: The Playlist
Fan: Cindee May
Venue: The Saloon On Calhoun
Radio Station: 102.9 The Hog
Music Teacher: Derek Machan
(Southwest) Band: Pat Watters Band
Fan: Mark Breunig
Venue: Fawn Creek Winery
Radio Station: 97.1 WCOW
Music Teacher: Kathy Wacker
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Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi had to evacuate their pets from their Californian home after raging wildfires threatened to destroy it.
The talk show host revealed the couple have removed their animals from their $18.6 million beachfront Santa Barbara house after The Thomas Fire, one of the blazes scorching California, neared their plush pad.
Ellen wrote on Twitter: "Our house is under threat of being burned. We just had to evacuate our pets. I'm praying for everyone in our community and thankful to all the incredible firefighters. (sic)"
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