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    Roundtable: Breaking down newest addition to crowded Ohio State QB room – On3.com - January 22, 2024 by Mr HomeBuilder

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    Texas wide receiver room bolstered with addition of Oregon State’s Silas Bolden – HornSports - January 22, 2024 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Steve Sarksian believes in building his program through high school recruiting, but the third year coach of the Longhorns is not afraid to utilize the transfer portal to fill voids left by the departure of key players. This holds particularly true at the wide receiver position, as Sarkisian has already added Houstons Matthew Golden and Alabamas Isaiah Bond to the 2024 roster. On Tuesday evening, the talent-rich wide receiver room grew even more, this time with the addition of Oregon States Silas Bolden.

    Bolden entered the transfer portal on January 1st and visited Austin last weekend before announcing his commitment. He led the Beavers in receiving this season with 746 yards on 54 receptions with five touchdowns. Bolden, who is 5-8 and weighs 160 lbs. committed to the Longhorns over a host of other programs including USC, Washington, Kansas State and Utah among others. He possesses elite speed which will benefit Jeff Banks special teams unit in the return game.

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    Seattle Kraken vs New York Rangers: Preview, time, and where to watch – Davy Jones Locker Room - February 11, 2023 by Mr HomeBuilder

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    Texas and Oklahoma are joining the SEC in 2024. What does that mean for Mizzous football schedules without d – Rock M Nation - February 11, 2023 by Mr HomeBuilder

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    Ravens need to get creative’ to add proven WR for Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens Blog- ESPN – ESPN - February 11, 2023 by Mr HomeBuilder

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    SEC Network Prepares for the Postseason with 30+ Hours of … – ESPN Press Room - December 22, 2022 by Mr HomeBuilder

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    Michael Irvin says T.Y. Hilton will improve Cowboys chemistry – The Dallas Morning News - December 22, 2022 by Mr HomeBuilder

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    Alomere Health in Alexandria gets green light for therapy pool addition – Echo Press - December 28, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    The council issued a conditional use permit for the project, which includes a lower level therapy pool to help patients who are dealing with pain, stiffness, swelling and mobility limitations.

    The main floor addition will not be finished at this time, according to Alomere. One possibility was mentioned in the permit request expanding the existing emergency room.

    The addition will not change the hospitals bed capacity.

    The pool will be built on the northeast corner of the existing hospital, adjacent to the emergency room exit.

    The permit was approved with three conditions: a building permit must be obtained, a revised drainage plan must be submitted, and Alomere must replace any trees that are removed or mitigate the loss.

    In other zoning action, the council denied a request from Douglas and Rachel Selchow to vacate a portion of the Summer Meadows plat and street, south of Scenic Heights Road.

    The planning commission cited four reasons for their decision: The street still serves a purpose; the request isnt consistent with the citys comprehensive plan; the request isnt consistent with the character of the surrounding area because it would result in one house on 13 acres when the average lot size is half an acre; and the request would place a financial burden on the city for repeated flushing and maintenance on the existing utility lines.

    The city of Alexandria will receive a total of $1,510,499 through the American Rescue Plan Act.

    The city will get half of that amount in 2021 and the second half next year.

    Congress enacted ARPA this past March. It includes $65 billion in recovery funds to help cities across the nation recover from the financial losses caused by the pandemic.

    The council authorized city staff to work with Mayor Bobbie Osterberg to make recommendations on how ARPA funds will be spent.

    The owners of seven parcels of land who failed to maintain their properties will have to reimburse the city for doing it for them.

    The work included snow removal, cutting grass and weeds, maintaining trees and shrubs, and removing junk and rubbish. The charges will be included as a one-year special assessment on the property owners taxes. The combined amount of the reimbursements is $5,300.

    The council voted to certify the citys charges with the Douglas County Auditor-Treasurer Office.

    The council agreed to authorize the city to act as the legal sponsor for the Twenty08 workforce housing project.

    The city and D.W. Jones are partners in the development. The citys authorization will have no cost impact on the city, according to Administrator Marty Schultz.

    Twenty08 Apartments and has an estimated development cost of $9.2 million. The site is 2008 Runestone Ave., north of County Road 82 and west of Birch Avenue, adjacent to the existing Central Lakes Apartments.

    The majority of the units, 49 of 62, would be market rate and the others would be for low-income or homeless people. The building will be 73,202 square feet and include a mix of studio, one, two and three bedroom units for workforce housing.

    D.W. Jones plans to request an amendment to the existing TIF district if the project gets funding from the states workforce housing development program.

    If all goes well, D.W. Jones plans to start construction next September and complete the project by June, 2023.

    Bids were accepted for materials that will improve electrical lines in Alexandria in 2022 and move some of the lines underground.

    Three bids were awarded $218,640 from Irby Utilities in Eagan for switchgear; $353,127 from Border States Electric of Fargo for power cable, and $134,110 from WESCO of Fargo for secondary power cable. The total cost of the bids was about 3% higher than ALP Utilities originally thought but still reasonable, according to Chris Olson, general manager.

    ALP Utilities, which recommended the bids, is paying for the distribution improvements with funds from a previous bond issue. The projects will take place near 3Ms main line and the west circuits main line between 17th and 4th Avenue.

    Bids were also considered for electrical transformers but none were accepted. One bid came in at $519,000, more than triple the estimate of $145,00. Because of supply and demand, the transformers wouldn't have been delivered for 130 weeks, so ALP will use its stockpile of transformers instead.

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    Grading the outside linebacker addition in the 2022 recruiting class – Badgers Wire - December 28, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    The Wisconsin Badgers signed 14 scholarship players during the early signing period of the 2022 recruiting cycle.

    And while its possible that number could still change, Wisconsins class currently ranks 44th in the country, and 11th in the Big Ten with an average recruiting ranking of (0.87), per 247 sports.

    In part eight of a position by position recruiting evaluation series, I will be handing out grades for each position from the early signing period.

    So, without further ado, I evaluate the outside linebacker addition.

    Commits: (1) Isaac Hamm

    An argument could be made that outside linebacker is one of the deepest position groups in the entire program. So, Wisconsin was in position to be picky, and only take someone the program felt had a chance to be a difference maker at the position.

    Wisconsin had to wait a while for the Sun Prairie, Wisconsin native to commit, but they finally locked Isaac Hamm in to their 2022 class.

    Isaac Hamm is a four-star recruit per 247, and totaled 73 tackles, 18 tackles for loss and nine sacks as a senior despite playing with a labrum tear in each shoulder.

    Accolades: Named the Large School Defensive Player of the Year, Won the Tim Krumrie Award, given to the top defensive lineman in Wisconsin, WFCA first-team selection as a junior and senior.

    Isaac Hamm played defensive end at Sun Prairie, but Wisconsin sees him as an OLB in their defensive front. Hamm possesses some of the same qualities that TJ Bollers had, making him a versatile option as a pass-rusher or hand in the dirt defensive lineman.

    Hamm is someone that already has great size and strength coming out of high school, while also having a frame that allows him to put on more weight if need be. The thing that stands out most about Hamms game is the way he explodes getting off the ball and shows good bend for a potential edge rusher.

    There are many unknowns about Hamms ability in coverage or even how he plays in space, but with the talent ahead of him, hell have plenty of time to refine his game. What I can tell you is that he has impressive physical traits for a player his size all the tools are there for him to be a potential impact player for Jim Leonhard regardless of what position he ends up playing.

    This is a big win for Wisconsin for several reasons: they picked up an impact pass-rushing prospect to add to an already deep room, and kept a premium in-state player home despite an impressive offer list.

    Wisconsin has elevated their recruiting of the outside linebacker position, and the on-field success is assuredly a reason why. The arrow of this position group continues to point up.

    Other evaluations: QB RB WR TE OL DL ILB

    Contact/Follow us@TheBadgersWireon Twitter, and like our page onFacebookto follow ongoing coverage of Wisconsin news, notes, opinion and analysis.

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    ‘I don’t know if we would have woken up if it wasn’t for her’: Young Cotulla girl credited with saving family from fire – KENS5.com - December 28, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    A family loses their entire home to a fire on Christmas Day. The father tells KENS 5 that his daughter was the one who helped them escape.

    COTULLA, Texas A south Texas family lost their entire home to a Christmas Day fire, the father telling KENS 5 it was his daughter who helped them escape the flames with their lives.

    The Tellez family said they were awakened around 5:30 a.m. on Christmas. Their youngest daughter, 11-year-old Deserae, alerted them about the fire.

    Her father, Victor, shared that she was sleeping in the living room because she was waiting for Santa. He said the flames started behind the couch that she was sleeping on.

    The room next to the living room where we sleep at was full of smoke. I dont know if we would have woken up if it wasnt for her, he recalled. By the time I got there, the whole living room was fully engulfed. Within a matter of seconds, like 20 to 30 seconds, the whole living room was done.

    The family said they were lucky to escape with only minor burns. For now, they're staying at a hotel before moving in with a relative while they rebuild their lives.

    The family did not have home insurance.

    Im just blessed I still have my family. Everything can be replaced slowly but surely. The outpour from the community has been phenomenal. Its just been great, Tellez said.

    He added that the La Salle County Sheriffs Office has even assisted the family. They have received some food, clothes and toys.

    Victor and his wife, Nina, have six children; 16-year-old Dianarae, 13-year-old Davena, 10-year-old, 7-year-old Victor and 7-year-old Vincent, in addition to Deserae. If you would like to help the family, click here.

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