Monday, June 17, 2013

It's the feel-good message patriots are waiting to hear

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June 17, 2013

Dear Robert Bruce,

It's the feel-good message of the season.

Since offering our Grassroots Action friends an opportunity to proudly display the "God Bless America" message in their neighborhoods, response has been overwhelming! Team members scooped up the entire inventory we had on hand in less than 24 hours!


But not to worry! Our supplier is rushing another shipment to our warehouse that is expected to arrive this week. These "God Bless America" yard signs will be here in plenty of time for you to receive them by July 4th.

With so much negative news, perhaps this is just the right message at just the right time -- reminding everyone just where our strength, comfort and hope comes from!

To see and order Grassroots Action's "God Bless America" yard signs and other patriotic gear, click here now.

 
Again, our supplier assured us that signs ordered now will be here in plenty of time for you to receive them by July 4. However, our supply is extremely limited. So, don't delay. Order your "God Bless America" yard signs and other patriotic gear today, or risk not having them for this important, patriotic holiday.

We've included our original "God Bless America" message below for your convenience. Feel free to forward it to your family and friends.

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God Bless AmericaWith the Fourth of July just around the corner, this is the perfect time to share a "God Bless America" message with your family, friends and neighbors. Those three powerful words need to be shared more than ever before.

Several years ago, Grassroots Action team members asked us to produce an all-weather
"God Bless America" yard sign suitable for display on their lawns, at church and even in schoolyards. Since then, this exclusively designed product has become a Grassroots Action favorite.

Click here now to see and order Grassroots Action's "God Bless America" yard sign and other patriotic products.

From the response that we are getting from team members, the "God Bless America" message is resonating around the nation this year, and we’d like your help in spreading that message in Yorktown. Take action today and quietly encourage everyone in your community with these three powerful words of hope and comfort.

Thanks for being a part of our team.



Your friends at Grassroots Action

P.S. Order your "God Bless America" yard signs before June 28 to ensure delivery in time for this important, patriotic holiday. Again, quantities are extremely limited and are being offered on a first-come, first-served basis only. So don't wait. Order now!




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Saturday, June 15, 2013

Delay on garbage pickup

The following area's will be picked up on Saturday, June 15th due to garbage truck break down:

 

Quaker Meeting House Road

Fenton Mill Road

 

Please have your garbage containers out for pickup by 7am to ensure collection.

 

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Thursday, June 13, 2013

June 12th Planning Commission Meeting

York County Planning Division Website Update

http://www.yorkcounty.gov/planning

The website has been updated with the following information:

The actions taken at the June 12, 2013 Planning Commission meeting.

To see the agenda visit:
http://www.yorkcounty.gov/Default.aspx?tabid=1715


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Order "God Bless America" yard signs for July 4th

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Dear Robert Bruce,

The recent deadly tornadoes that devastated Oklahoma and the vicious terror attack in Boston, Massachusetts have made Americans acutely aware of where we must look for hope and comfort.

Today, with so much unrest in our land, a message of hope and comfort needs to resonate in communities and towns across the nation.

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With the Fourth of July just around the corner, this is the perfect time to share a "God Bless America" message with your family, friends and neighbors. Those three powerful words need to be shared now more than ever before.

Several years ago, our team members asked us to produce an all-weather "God Bless America" yard sign suitable for display on their lawns, at church and even in schoolyards. Since then, this exclusively designed product has become a team member favorite.

Go here now to order your Grassroots Action "God Bless America" yard sign and other patriotic products:

This year, we’d like your help in spreading the “God Bless America” message in Yorktown. Quietly encourage everyone in your community with these three powerful words of hope and comfort.

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This Fourth of July, join with Grassroots Action in sending a powerful message of hope and encouragement to your family, friends and neighbors by clicking here to order our exclusive "God Bless America" yard signs for your home, office, church or school today!

Thanks for being a part of our team.



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Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Reminder: York Planning Commission Meeting @ Wed Jun 12, 2013 7pm - 8pm (PeninsulaTeaParty.org)

York Planning Commission Meeting

7:00 PM - 7:00 PM Planning Commission Meeting
York Hall, 301 Main Street, Yorktown (map)
The Planning Commission typically meets on the second Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm.

For more information, call the Planning Division at 757-890-3404.

View Agenda here: http://www.yorkcounty.gov/Default.aspx?tabid=1715

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Wed Jun 12, 2013 7pm – 8pm Eastern Time
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Admin PeninsulaTeaParty.org - organizer
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Public invited to DMV2Go ribbon-cutting in Yorktown

 

 
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
 
     The public is invited to attend a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the DMV2Go mobile office service in York County. The ceremony will be held at the DMV2Go's stop in Yorktown at the Yorktown Library, 8500 George Washington Memorial Highway, on Tuesday, June 18, at 10 a.m.
     Scheduled speakers include: Virginia DMV Commissioner Richard Holcomb, Board of Supervisors member Sheila Noll, County Administrator James McReynolds, and Commissioner of the Revenue Ann Thomas. 
     Light refreshments will be served.
     DMV2Go is a full service office on wheels that conducts DMV transactions that would usually have to be done at a DMV office, including applying for or renewing driver's licenses, ID cards and Veterans ID Cards (issued if the veteran supplies a copy of their DD214).
     The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles' DMV2Go mobile office program makes regular stops in York County every other month. The next visit of DMV2Go is scheduled for Tuesday, June 18, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Yorktown Library, 8500 George Washington Memorial Highway, Yorktown.
     For more information on DMV2Go, visit www.dmv.virginia.gov/webdoc/citizen/dmv_2go.asp.
 

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Order "God Bless America" yard signs for July 4th

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The recent deadly tornadoes that devastated Oklahoma and the vicious terror attack in Boston, Massachusetts have made Americans acutely aware of where we must look for hope and comfort.

Today, with so much unrest in our land, a message of hope and comfort needs to resonate in communities and towns across the nation.

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With the Fourth of July just around the corner, this is the perfect time to share a "God Bless America" message with your family, friends and neighbors. Those three powerful words need to be shared more than ever before.

Several years ago, Grassfire team members asked us to produce an all-weather "God Bless America" yard sign suitable for display on their lawns, at church and even in schoolyards. Since then, this exclusively designed product has become a Grassfire favorite.

Go here now to see and order Grassfire's "God Bless America" yard sign and other patriotic products:

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This year, we’d like your help in spreading the “God Bless America” message in Yorktown. Quietly encourage everyone in your community with these three powerful words of hope and comfort.

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This Fourth of July, join with Grassfire in sending a powerful message of hope and encouragement to your family, friends and neighbors by clicking here to see and order our exclusive "God Bless America" yard signs for your home, office, church or school today!

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14th Annual York-Poquoson Sheriff's Shoot-Out Golf Tournament

Please make plans now to join me for the 14th Annual York-Poquoson Sheriff's Shoot-Out Golf Tournament.
 
This year the tournament will be held on Friday, October 11 at the Kiln Creek Country Club.
 
Please see the attachment for more details. Questions??? Call me at 757-898-4800.
 
I hope to see you there.
 
Danny Diggs
Sheriff of York County & Poquoson

Tuesday, June 11, 2013

DMV2Go returns June 18; Mosquito Beater Poster Contest; 4th of July Office Closings

DMV2Go returns to Yorktown Library on June 18

June 11, 2013

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

     The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles' DMV2Go mobile office program continues its regular stops in York County every other month.  The next visit of DMV2Go is scheduled for Tuesday, June 18, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Yorktown Library, 8500 George Washington Memorial Highway, Yorktown.
DMV2Go is a full service office on wheels that conducts DMV transactions that would usually have to be done at a DMV office, including applying or renewing driver's licenses, ID cards and Veterans ID Cards (issued if the veteran supplies a copy of their DD214).
For more information on DMV2Go, visit www.dmv.virginia.gov/webdoc/citizen/dmv_2go.asp.

 

County offices to close July 4 in observance of Independence Day

June 11, 2013

FOR RELEASE AT WILL

     The following York County courts and offices will be closed on Thursday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day:

       Courts      - Closed
       York County Offices    - Closed
       Virginia Cooperative Extension Service  - Closed
       York-Poquoson Social Services   - Closed
       York County Public Libraries   - Closed   
       Waste Management Administrative Office  - Closed
       Waste Management Center    - Closed
       Regional Yard Waste Composting Facility  - Closed
 
     Recycling pick-up scheduled Thursday, July 4, will be picked up on Saturday, July 6. Garbage pick-up from Thursday, July 4, to the end of the week will be delayed one day, so Thursday's pick-ups will be on Friday and Friday's on Saturday.
For more information, contact the York County Public Information Office at 890-3300.


Grafton Bethel Elementary 3rd grader wins Mosquito Beater poster contest

June 11, 2013

FOR RELEASE AT WILL

     Grafton Bethel Elementary 3rd grade student Victoria Sun was selected as winner of the York County Mosquito Beater 2013 poster contest
     The yearly contest is the culmination of county staff's outreach efforts to teach elementary students about mosquitoes and how to prevent them from breeding and biting. After learning where mosquitoes breed, why female mosquitoes need blood, and how to camouflage themselves using loose clothing and bug spray to avoid mosquito bites, students are encouraged to participate in a poster contest, using their creativity to portray the knowledge they have gained.
     A $25 gift card from Barnes & Noble was awarded to one poster winner from each school. Victoria was chosen as the overall winner from all schools and was presented with an additional $25 gift card. Victoria's poster was selected out of 149 posters completed and submitted by county third-graders this year.

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Friday, June 7, 2013

Elderberry Jam concert June 30; Fourth of July celebration information

Elderberry Jam to return for a performance
at the Gallery at York Hall on June 30

June 6, 2013

FOR RELEASE AT WILL

     The Gallery at York Hall will host local musicians of Elderberry Jam including artist Sylvia Hunt on Sunday, June 20, from 2 to 4 p.m. playing a variety of music, gospel and swing.  Elderberry Jam is a festive group of four to eight members playing acoustic string music and occasionally the dulcimer. 
Musician Sylvia Hunt is also a participating artist at the Gallery at York Hall. Her work includes pottery and colonial soldiers.
     The featured art for June and July is a Wood Turners and Carvers exhibit.  While visiting the Gallery for the performance, enjoy the featured art for June and July:  Wood Turners and Carvers Exhibit.   
     The Gallery at York Hall is located at 301 Main Street in Historic Yorktown and is a cooperative effort between the Celebrate Yorktown Committee and York County.  Hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m. through December 2013.   Admission is free.
     For more information, call the Gallery at York Hall at 890-4490 or visit www.visityorktown.org  for a complete listing of planned 2013 exhibits.


 

2013 Yorktown 4th of July Celebration schedule


June 7, 2013

FOR RELEASE AT WILL

     The 34th annual Yorktown Fourth of July Celebration will be held on Thursday, July 4. Activities taking place in Historic Yorktown will include:

• 8 a.m.  Yorktown Independence Day 8K Run and 5K Walk - York High School

• 9 a.m. Parade on Water Street

• 4 p.m. Event Parking opens Corner of Cook Road and Ballard Street

• 7 p.m. Sounds of Liberty Bell Ringing Ceremony -  Riverwalk Landing Stage

• 8 p.m. United States Army Training and Doctrine Command Band (Dixie Band) -  Riverwalk Landing Stage

• 9:15 p.m. Spectacular  Fireworks Display over the York River
           
     The annual Yorktown Independence Day 8K Run and 5K Walk event, sponsored by the York County Historical Museum, will take place at 8 a.m. at York High School, located on Route 17 in Yorktown.  Race registration on July 4 begins at 6:30 a.m. Pre-registration is recommended at www.happypaceraces.com.
     For additional event information, please visit www.visityorktown.org or call York County Parks and Recreation at 890-3500.


Arrive early for July 4th fireworks and evening activities
   
 

June 7, 2013

FOR RELEASE AT WILL

     The 34th annual Yorktown Fourth of July fireworks display promises to light up the sky over the York River beginning at 9:15 p.m. 
     The best viewing area is along the Yorktown waterfront. The Beach Picnic Area will be open to the public but not to vehicular traffic on July 4. Please note that the Victory Monument area will NOT be available as a viewing area nor will it host a concert or provide concessions space. All activities will take place along the Yorktown waterfront. 
     Visitors are urged to arrive in Yorktown before 6 p.m. for the fireworks show due to heavy traffic volumes. Once the parking area has reached capacity, the town will be closed to vehicular traffic. 
     Event parking for the evening activities is free and available beginning at 4 p.m.  Visitors should be prepared to walk approximately one mile from the Battlefield parking area to the Yorktown waterfront to attend the events. 
     The Yorktown trolley will provide the only means of public transportation in Yorktown on July 4.  The trolley is free and will operate a route that includes stops at the Yorktown Battlefield Visitor Center, the York-Poquoson Courts and Office Complex, the York County Administration Building, the intersection of Main and Ballard Streets, Riverwalk Landing, Watermen's Museum and the Yorktown Victory Center. Service begins at 10 a.m. and ends at 5 p.m.  The Yorktown trolley is handicapped accessible.
     In addition to several Yorktown restaurants, food concessions will be offered along the Yorktown Waterfront on Chischiak Green by D.A.R.E. from 4:30 to 10 p.m.   
    Visitors arriving early for the fireworks show are encouraged to enjoy the following activities:

• 4 p.m. - Event Parking opens Corner of Cook Road and Ballard Street
• 4:30 p.m. - Food Concessions by D.A.R.E open at Chischiak Green
• 7 p.m. - Sounds of Liberty Bell Ringing Ceremony - Riverwalk Landing Stage
• 8 p.m. - United States Army Training and Doctrine Command Band (Dixie Band) - Riverwalk Landing Stage
• 9:15 p.m. - Spectacular Fireworks Display over the York River

     Due to the large crowd expected for this event, the use of barbecue grills in Yorktown on July 4 will be limited to the National Park Service Beach Picnic Area.  Additionally, there will be designated areas for the disposal of hot coals.  Visitors are also reminded that the public consumption of alcohol is prohibited. 
     For a complete schedule and detailed information on the Yorktown Fourth of July Celebration, please visit www.visityorktown.org or call York County Parks and Recreation at 890-3500.


July 4 general parking and handicapped/special needs parking

June 7, 2013

FOR RELEASE AT WILL

     Public parking for the Yorktown Fourth of July Celebration will be on the Yorktown Battlefield at the intersection of Cook Road and Ballard Streets. 
     Event parking for the evening activities is free and available beginning at 4 p.m. Visitors should be prepared to walk approximately one mile from the Battlefield Parking area to the Yorktown waterfront to attend the events. 
     The Yorktown trolley will provide the only means of public transportation in Yorktown on July 4. The free trolley will operate on a route that includes stops at the Yorktown Battlefield Visitor Center, the York-Poquoson Courts and Office Complex, the York County Administration Building, the intersection of Main and Ballard Streets, Riverwalk Landing, Watermen's Museum and the Yorktown Victory Center. Service begins at 10 a.m. and ends at 5 p.m. The Yorktown trolley is handicapped accessible.
     A special parking area and shuttle service for handicapped and special needs visitors will be available at Yorktown Middle School, 11201 George Washington Memorial Highway, (Route 17 and Goosely Road).  
     Special needs transportation is being provided to the handicapped/special needs person and one escort for each individual. Due to limited shuttle capacity, all other individuals in the party need to take a separate vehicle and park in the event parking at the corner of Ballard Street and Cook Road. 
     Due to high traffic volume, drop offs are not permitted in Yorktown or at the Yorktown Middle School special needs parking area. Vehicles transporting handicapped/special needs persons to Yorktown Middle School must be parked at the school. Each person will be issued a pass and must have the pass to return on the shuttle at the end of the evening. The shuttle will drop off and pick up handicapped/special needs individuals at the Yorktown Waterfront approximately 200 yards from the performance area. 
     Operating hours for the handicapped/special needs check-in station at Yorktown Middle School on July 4 are 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Shuttle services will be available from the handicapped/special needs parking area to the Yorktown Waterfront from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Shuttles will return from the Yorktown Waterfront to Yorktown Middle School from 9:45 p.m. until 10:30 p.m. Parking and shuttle services are free.
     For a complete schedule and detailed information on the Yorktown Fourth of July Celebration, please visit www.visityorktown.org or call York County Parks and Recreation at 890-3500.

 

 

Yorktown beach picnic area to be closed to vehicular traffic July 4th

June 7, 2013

FOR RELEASE AT WILL

     The Beach Picnic Area at the intersection of Water and Comte de Grasse streets in Yorktown will be closed to vehicular traffic on Thursday, July 4, for its use during the annual Fourth of July Celebration in Yorktown.
     The best viewing area for the fireworks in Yorktown is along the waterfront.
     With a large crowd expected for the event, using barbecue grills in Yorktown on July 4 will be limited to the National Park Service Beach Picnic Area located at the corner of Comte de Grasse and Water Streets.  Additionally, there will be designated areas for the disposal of hot coals.
     Visitors are also reminded that public consumption of alcohol is prohibited.
     For detailed information on the Yorktown Fourth of July Celebration, please visit www.visityorktown.org or call York County Parks and Recreation at 890-3500.


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Draft Updated Comprehensive Plan

York County Planning Division Website Update

http://www.yorkcounty.gov/planning

The website has been updated with the following information:

A newly revised draft of the updated Comprehensive Plan is now available

for review.

To see the draft Plan visit:
http://www.yorkcounty.gov/Default.aspx?tabid=18298


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Appointment reminder from Yorktown Periodontics

Yorktown Periodontics
4310 George Washington Memorial Hwy
Yorktown, VA 23692
757-874-1777
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YCRC info FW: Constitution Class

Greetings, Fellow Republicans,

Here’s the information about Gary Porter’s Constitution class he announced at last night’s YCRC meeting.

Have a wonderful weekend!

 

For God and Country,

Lynda

 

Lynda Fairman

Chairman, York County Republican Committee

www.ycrc-va.com

 

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Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 10:06 PM
To: tfairman@cox.net
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Subject: Constitution Class

 

Lynda,

 

Thanks for letting me announce the Constitution Class tonight.  We meet on alternate Thursdays at 6:30-8:30 (note the correct start time, I blurted out 7pm by mistake this evening).  In previous meetings we studied the Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation and Constitutional Convention.  On 13 June we will dive into Article 1.  If anyone wants to provide me with their email address before that meeting I'll gladly send them a copy of the read-ahead handout.

 

We meet in the Coxton's Gold Team Collision Center Classroom D,1609 George Washington Memorial Hwy,

 

Gary Porter

757-817-1216

Shorty's

Fellow Hobbyists: FYI
VPCCC Delegates please pass to your memberships and other interested parties.
Good Luck Gil!!!
Thanks Hal!!
Larry
 
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Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 4:58 PM
Subject: Shorty's
 
Shorty's Diner
Starting June 14th, Cruz Thru at Shorty's will now be every Friday from 5-9 PM! We are also extending our Sunday hours until 3 PM. Classic Cars always welcome!

 

Thanks, Hal

President of VPCCC
"It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit." -
  --  Harry Truman
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Harold D. Hartel
100 Kayla Ct.
Yorktown, Va.
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Home # 757/867-6336
halhartel@gmail.com

 

The Soapbox: Big Brother is Watching You, North Carolina Student Kicked Out of School for Taking On Common Core, and The IRS' Lavish Spending.

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Then & Now: History for Today

June 7

1942 - “The Battle of Midway--one of the most decisive U.S. victories in its war against Japan--comes to an end. In the four-day sea and air battle, the outnumbered U.S. Pacific Fleet succeeded in destroying four Japanese aircraft carriers with the loss of only one of its own, the Yorktown, thus reversing the tide against the previously invincible Japanese navy.” (Source)

1966 - “A former actor named Ronald Reagan receives the Republican nomination for governor of California.  He won the election that November and was sworn in on January 2, 1976. Reagan's tenure as the Golden State's governor gave him credibility as a political leader, paving the way for his victory in the 1980 presidential election.” (Source)

1980 - “The first U.S. solar power plant was dedicated. It was sited at the Natural Bridge National Monument, Utah, and at the time the world's largest. An array of over 250,000 solar cells arranged in 12 long rows provided 100-kilowatts. The plant provided elecricity for the park's visitor center, staff residences, maintenance facilities and water sanitation system, which were otherwise 38 miles away from the nearest alternate power line. The power plant was part of a joint venture of MIT's Lincoln Laboratory and the Dept. of Energy.” (Source)


Mercury One Moment


 
We received this letter with an amazing donation of $3.06 from four siblings who, with big hearts, entrepreneurial spirits, and a lemonade stand, raised funds for the families in Oklahoma. Their letter reads "I donated $3.06 for anyone effected. My brothers and sisters and I did a Lemonade stand and donated $3.06. I hope the people who need it finds it very helpful." Thanks you four! Your $3.06 have profoundly impacted someone's life for the better. As has every donation. Together we have made enormous positive changes in so many lives that have been disrupted by disaster in Oklahoma. Thank you for making all of this possible. If you would like to help provide relief to families struck by disaster in Oklahoma, you can donate to our Midwest Tornado Relief Fund, here
 
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Big Brother is Watching: Feds Getting Phone Records of all Verizon Customers. “The National Security Agency is currently collecting the telephone records of millions of US customers of Verizon, one of America's largest telecom providers, under a top secret court order issued in April,” The Guardian reported Wednesday. “...[this] collection would allow the NSA to build easily a comprehensive picture of who any individual contacted, how and when, and possibly from where, retrospectively.” And who is the NSA targeting? Americans, not foreigners. Forbes reports, “...the latest revelation of the extent of the NSA’s surveillance shows that it has focused specifically on Americans, to the degree that its data collection has in at least one major spying incident explicitly excluded those outside the United States.” As John W. Whitehead, president of the Rutherford Institute, states here, “‘The reality is, we no longer live in a free society...The phantom promise of security has trapped a lot of Americans into giving their freedoms over.’"

North Carolina Student Takes Stand Against Common Core. EAGnews.com reports that “A North Carolina sixth grader was told to leave school after she refused to take new state tests which are related to the new national Common Core standards.” After becoming “increasingly frustrated in class,” the student and her father began researching Common Core. Her father became alarmed that “teachers were teaching from scripts.” “Kids would ask questions in class and the teachers would say, ‘I can’t answer that – it isn’t part of the curriculum,’” the student said.

IRS Officials to Face Grilling Over Lavish Spending at Employee Conferences. A report says the IRS, “...spent roughly $50 million on conferences between 2010 and 2012.”  The money was spent on luxury hotel rooms, food, gifts, and parties. “‘When I came to IRS, part of my job was to hold people accountable,’ Acting Commissioner Danny Werfel said. ‘There was clearly inappropriate behavior involved in this situation, and immediate action is needed.’"  We think the behavior is a little more than “inappropriate,” don’t you?

American Big Journalism Has Failed. The press is the unofficial fourth branch of the government and supposed to be the watchdog insurance policy on checks-and-balances in Washington. However, no major American news outlet broke the story on a single one of the enormous US government scandals that have come to light in the past few weeks. The Guardian broke the Verizon scandal. Breitbart.com points out that: “The IRS broke their own scandal with a planted question,” and that not even the AP broke the story on the DOJ’s seizure of their communiques, the “Justice Department outted itself in a letter notifying the AP of what it had done.” Glenn Beck discovered the IRS targeting more than a year ago and discussed it on his blossoming new network The Blaze. Perhaps the major American investigative effort into the Benghazi terror attack was not done by a news outlet at all, but two special operations military veterans: Brandon Webb and Jack Murphy of SOFREP.com, as the former was best friends with one of the fallen: Glen Doherty.

Auditor: TSA Can't Justify Costs of Screening Behavior. A recent report on the “TSA's program, Screening of Passengers by Observation Techniques (SPOT), which now has 2,800 workers, began in 2007 and has so far cost $878 million,” issued by the TSA’s Inspector General, has led the Assistant Inspector General to conclude that the “TSA cannot ensure that passengers at United States airports are screened objectively, show that the program is cost-effective or reasonably justify the program's expansion." The audit request was placed by a lawmaker many will not have expected, who has concluded that “the SPOT program has not improved aviation security and has wasted taxpayer dollars that could have been spent on proven safety measures," and stated plans to “offer an amendment this week to the department's spending bill to prevent more funding for the "failed and misguided effort."”

State Department says US will Sign UN Treaty on Arms Regulation, Despite Bipartisan Lawmaker Opposition. The State Department announced that the United States would sign the “controversial U.N. treaty on arms regulation, despite bipartisan resistance in Congress from members concerned it could lead to new gun control measures in the US,” Fox reports. Thankfully, a “majority of Senate members has come out against the treaty. A two-thirds majority would be needed in the Senate to ratify.”

Something to Look Forward to: Super Expensive Microwaves that Will Probably Leave Your Food Cold in the Center. Thanks, Federal Government. Microwaves are the latest target for federal regulations. Starting in 2016 microwaves will become more expensive due to regulations for increased energy efficiency standards to combat carbon emissions. This is all justified with the flawed metric of being equal to taking X amount of cars off the road (in this case, 12 million). The government doesn’t understand our priorities: Americans want cheap and efficient appliances over the more expensive and so-called “energy efficient” appliances that just don’t get the job done.

Preparedness—Enhancing Personal Security by Learning a Few Simple PSD Concepts, Part 1: Daily Routes. Preparedness is about planning for the possible, but unexpected. ITS Tactical provides an introductory primer on “how you can apply concepts and tactics used by Personal Security Detail (PSD) teams into your daily life,” and though experts undergo years of extensive training, “the average person can learn the basics to help protect themselves and their families.” In fact, “there are things you can do on a daily basis that could prevent you from becoming a victim in the first place.” Properly securing your vulnerability starts with adapting your thinking into a Red Team mindset, or putting yourself in the shoes of your potential intruder/attacker to identify the vulnerabilities they would exploit, in order to better protect yourself.

 

 

       

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Also in the News

 

Crowd Stunned After Valedictorian Rips Up Speech, Recites Lord’s Prayer.

How Your Wifi Can be Used to Track You In Your Home.

Man Who Tried to Kill Himself Outside of “Today Show” Studio Says the IRS Ruined His LIfe.

Bill O’Reilly Discusses Chris Kyle’s Final Book, the Second Amendment, and Good & Evil with Chris’ Wife, Taya--and Tells Jesse Ventura That if he Wants to Be a Man, he’ll Drop his Lawsuit (Video).

11 Mind-Blowing Technologies That People Are Surprised To Hear Are Actually Real and Let's Not Forget This Quadrocopter Robot That is Controlled by Human Brainwaves!

Firearms Private Sales: How to Protect Yourself.

Flat-Out Incredible: Former Army Ranger’s Unbelievable Off-Hand Shot With .50-Cal Rifle (Video).

‘Don’t Dread Suffering’: Read the Incredible Words of Vietnam POW Hugh Stafford.

Scientists Discover Body of Water they Dub: "God's Bathtub."


LifeHacker: Organize Your Messy Workbench with These 10 Tricks.

 

Something to Ponder

“All great change in America begins at the dinner table.”

Ronald Reagan

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Thursday, June 6, 2013

June 12th Planning Commission Meeting

York County Planning Division Website Update

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The agenda for the June 12, 2013 Planning Commission meeting has been updated.

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Wednesday, June 5, 2013

Black Bear Sighted in Lower York County

 

June 5, 2013
 
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
 
York County officials received a citizen's report of a black bear sighting in the area of Old Williamsburg Road located in the Lackey area of York County.
Animal Control officers responded to the area, but were unable to locate the bear. If residents see a bear in their neighborhood, they should not approach the animal and should remain a safe distance away from the bear and immediately call 9-1-1. Do not add to the potential danger by following, attracting, feeding or antagonizing the bear.
York County Animal Control and the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries are ready to provide assistance in these matters. For more information, visit the following website: www.dgif.virginia.gov.
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