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By ROBERT A. DEFRANK - Staff Writer , Times Leader
ST. CLAIRSVILLE - Belmont County Commissioners conducted regular business during their Wednesday meeting.
Commissioners noted that the courthouse elevator will be out of service April 7 to May 22 for a replacement project. Commissioners noted that arrangements have been made for people with disabilities who require the use of the upper floors. The commissioners' office will be available for their use.
Commissioner Mark Thomas remarked that the board has consulted with the judges while scheduling the dates for the elevator work. The courtroom at the county jail is also available for court use if necessary.
"The time frame for the shutdown of the elevator was all worked through as far as the elected officials and those who may be directly affected by it. It's the best way we can address the situation, and we'll simply make the best of it," he said. "Replacement of the elevator is a necessity, not a luxury."
Also, Pultney Township Trustee Frank Shaffer noted that a cleanup effort at Trough Run Road is set for April 23, 9 a.m. However, he noted that groups have continued to litter the area after cleanups and asked for assistance in either setting up cameras or a fence. The land is mitigation property. Commissioners will send buildings and grounds employees to assess the area.
Guests also inquired about a population drop in the Ohio Valley as was recently reported. Thomas noted that this was not a census year and the numbers may not be accurate. Also, there are questions about the source of this information. Further factors complicate the matter, since the area sees more deaths than births, and it is unclear to what extent the numbers represent those born in the area or who have moved in.
Richard Hord asked if the new senior services director would give a report of the department's activities at an upcoming board meeting. He was told this would take place in a future meeting.
In other matters, commissioners also noted the upcoming April 8 Job Fair at the mall will feature more than 100 employers.
The Belmont County Sheriff's Residence Museum will hold its open house Thursday, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
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LAWRENCE Traci McMahon and her family are trying to live a sustainable lifestyle.
The family has already installed solar energy panels on the roof of their house, and they follow an organic, vegetarian diet. Recycling comes automatically to the family.
Nevertheless, Ms. McMahon brought her family to the eighth annual Living Local Expo Saturday morning to find out what is new in the sustainability arena.
"There is a lot to see today. I came here (to the expo) about two or three years ago," said Ms. McMahon, as she surveyed the array of vendors who had set up shop in the armorys main room.
"I am interested in environmental issues. I came out to see to the local businesses. I want to support the local businesses. I never knew there were so many local farms," Ms. McMahon said.
There were plenty of organic farms at the expo, along with exhibits from companies that promised to help homeowners replace their windows or install photo-voltaic solar panels, energy-efficient heating and cooling systems and other home improvements designed to save energy and money.
For those who lack carpentry skills and whose thumbs arent green and yet want a backyard garden, Hillcrest Urban Gardening promised to build and deliver a raised garden bed. Theyll even make weekly or bi-weekly visits to maintain the garden and leave the harvest on the doorstep.
At Windy Farm Alpacas, the product is fleece not food. There were rugs, socks, mittens and other items on display at the expo, made from fleece sheared from the alpacas. The animals originated in the Andes Mountains in Peru, and resemble camels without the distinctive humps.
Throughout the day, guest speakers discussed topics that ranged from organic food to the role of nuclear energy, and why furniture and other household items should be recycled not tossed into a landfill.
Speaker Judith Robinson explained what is meant by "organically raised" and why it is better than food that is not raised organically. Farmers who raise food organically do not use synthetic fertilizers or other chemicals, and also pay attention to the health of the soil, she said. Chemicals destroy the soil-food web, she said.
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It was evident by the lines of people and parking area full of cars that Del Rio couldnt wait one day longer to eat at one of the citys most beloved local restaurants.
After being closed for six months for remodeling, Memes Kleen Kitchen, 401 E. Gibbs St., was flooded with orders once it reopened its doors Wednesday at noon.
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From a back road near Havre de Grace in Harford County, an enclave of five residences and a few outbuildings sits off to itself in an open field.
This is the Hicks family compound, where 37-year-old Billy Hicks lives, surrounded by the homes of his parents, his sister and her family, his cousin and her daughter, and his uncle.
Hicks' house is an unimposing framed Colonial with a center bay gable built of stone at the end of the long, tree-lined family driveway. Small and compact, it was originally a garage, renovated over the years for several members of the Hicks family at various stages of their lives.
In the summer of 2010, Hicks' uncle, machinist Bill Ellis, gutted the entire two-story structure and rebuilt it to his nephew's specifications. What resulted was a contemporary bachelor pad Hicks is proud to call home. He took possession of his new digs last May.
The total renovation cost approximately $200,000, and because he wanted a completely fresh and modern look, he spent an additional $12,000 on furniture and accessories. Employing Adrianne Kotula, lead interior designer at WPS Paint & Decorating Center, the two decided on a masculine, modern decor.
"Billy was a fun client for me to work with because I had a design aesthetic that I was going for since day one, and he was totally on board," Kotula said. "I came up with a design and color scheme that he liked, and we had fun along the way, adding great accent pieces."
Within 2,600 square feet on two levels to work with, she mixed cool gray colors with more neutral shades of taupe and tan while adding pops of color such as navy and chartreuse. Interior finishes include stark granite countertops and flooring of cement gray tiles and dark hickory.
In an interesting architectural twist, the typical layout of the first and second levels are switched. Two bedrooms, each with a full bath, are located just off of the first-floor center foyer.
A central staircase of hickory with metal cables ascends to an open living area approximately 40 feet deep and 60 feet wide. A 20-foot vaulted ceiling adds to the spacious look. The kitchen, living room, powder room and a bump-out sunroom are on this second level, which is larger and brighter than the bedrooms below.
"My favorite room is the kitchen," said Hicks, proprietor of the Outback Steakhouse in Bel Air. "It is open [with] hand-made cabinets made of cherry wood, by a company called Custom Cabinetry [Unlimited] in Leola, Pa."
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