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HAVELOCK | Havelock officials said cold weather likely caused a sprinkler system pipe to burst in a vacant restaurant on Friday.

A driver noticed water cascading from the roof of the former Carolina Grill restaurant at the corner of U.S. 70 and Tourist Center Drive in Havelock around 12:42 p.m. and called authorities.

A passerby saw all the water and called the station, said Havelock Police Sgt. John Austin, who responded to the scene. There was no way that you could have gone by and not seen it. It was like Niagara Falls coming out of there.

Fire Marshal John Lewis said that temperatures that dipped into the teens and lower 20s the past couple of nights may have caused the pipes to freeze and then burst, causing the massive leak.

We have a case of frost bite, Lewis said. We have a frozen pipe that was outside on the sprinkler system and was exposed to the cold.

Lewis estimated that several hundred gallons of water flowed out of the sprinkler system both inside and outside of the building.

He said the water appeared to cause part of the ceiling to collapse outside and appeared to have resulted in two to three inches of water being inside the dining room.

The 7,172 square-foot building is owned by Carolina East Investments LLC. It was built in 2008 and has a tax value of $793,000 according to Craven County tax records. The restaurant closed in 2013.

Id like to see this place used again, said Mike Cerjan, a Havelock building inspector. We dont like to see any vacant buildings. Its a nice size restaurant.

The owners could not be reached for comment and no damage estimate was unavailable.

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A broken water pipe has caused flooding at Chicago's Union Station for the second time this week, officials said.

About 4 p.m. we had another break in the sprinkler system, in nearly the same place it occurred earlier this week, Amtrak spokesman Marc Magliari said.

Pipes running in the ceiling overhead burst, leaving a pool about 2 inches deep and 40 feet by 40 feet wide.

No one was injured or splashed by the water, which is not drinkable but used to put out fires.

At 5 p.m., water was still being sopped up and the lead shut off.

The latest flooding was not immediately affecting trains or commuters, according to Metra spokesman Michael Gillis.

Metra was notified by Amtrak that a water main leak had flooded the south concourse, and maintenance workers were called to the scene, Gillis said.

Metra and Amtrak officials were assisting commuters wishing to depart on BNSF, SouthWest Service and Heritage Corridor trains on tracks 6 and 8.

Friday's water line break was the second such incident at Union Station this week.

Magliari said the sprinkler pipes in the ceiling above the south concourse area were damaged during last winter's polar vortex, and again this week by the subzero temperatures.

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HARTFORDThe John C. Clark, Jr. Elementary & Middle School in Hartford will remain closed for the rest of the week due to the discovery of chemicals in the new sprinkler system.

As of Monday, Jan. 12, the students will be relocated to alternate school sites as officials conduct further testing.

The school was closed on Wednesday, the first day back from winter break.

The school says this is in an abundance of caution as facility maintenance issues are resolved. Low levels of PCBs were found in the air before winter break and in tests since. PCBs are polychlorinated biphenyls, which are industrial chemicals that the EPA considers a potential carcinogen.

The sprinkler system was tested, causing concerns for the air quality.

A meeting will be held tomorrowin the Salvation Army Offices at 100 Nelson Street so parents and families can have any questions answered.

Here is the full statement from the Superintendents office.

As of Monday, January 12, 2015, the students and staff of Clark Elementary School at 75 Clark Street will be relocated to alternate school sites as we conduct further testing to determine the source of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in the air.

There was no requirement or directive from any regulatory agency to evacuate the building. Given that the testing process involves contractors working at various locations around the school, we believe that this would have been disruptive to the educational setting. As such, we made the determination that it was in the best interest of students and staff, with an abundance of caution, to temporarily relocate to alternate school sites. We made this determination as soon as we received the air quality results.

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Andy Murray has shed light on the tensions that were behind the departure of two key members of his coaching team last year.

The British No.1 parted ways with hitting partner Dani Vallverdu and fitness coach Jez Green in November, citing the need for change ahead of his off-season training schedule.

However, speaking to the Independent, Murray has revealed more on the decision to let go of the two long-standing team-members, saying that he needed his coaching staff to rediscover a common goal.

"The most important point in any team is that everyone has the same vision, everyone wants to move forward together," Murray said. "I feel that's what I have now. Maybe the last four or five months of last year it wasn't like that. It's not as much fun travelling when that's the case. If everyone isn't right into it, that isn't how you want to work."

Signs of disquiet in the Murray camp first surfaced at Wimbledon last summer after the appointment of head coach Amelie Mauresmo, with Vallverdu and Green apparently unhappy at not being fully informed of the news beforehand.

Parting company with Vallverdu was particularly difficult, given their close friendship since meeting as youngsters at the Sanchez-Casal Academy in Spain more than a decade ago.

"He was the coach responsible for my training and all my practices at all of the tournaments," Murray said. "Maybe it didn't go as well as either of us would have liked and that's why I felt like I needed someone else. For him to get the opportunity to work with someone like [Tomas] Berdych is fantastic. He's obviously a top player and it will be a good challenge for him."

Murray, who is in Perth preparing for this month's Australian Open, also revealed he has started working regularly with a sports psychologist, although he was undecided as to whether they would become a full-time member of his new staff.

"I've been working with someone for a number of months now," he said. "I don't know if I feel like I need to travel with [a psychologist], but it's not something I'm closed-minded about."

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(Jeremy Harmon | The Salt Lake Tribune) Instructor Jeff Rogers, right, works with his class at the Frederick Quinney Lawson Ballet West Academy at the newly opened Jessie Eccles Quinney Ballet Center. The room where this class was held is the same size as the stage, including the wings, at the Capitol Theater giving dancers ample room to rehearse.

(Jeremy Harmon | The Salt Lake Tribune) Instructor Jeff Rogers, right, works with his class at the Frederick Quinney Lawson Ballet West Academy at the newly opened Jessie Eccles Quinney Ballet Center. The room where this class was held is the same size as the stage, including the wings, at the Capitol Theater giving dancers ample room to rehearse.

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The Frederick Quinney Lawson Ballet West Academy hosted an open house Saturday at the new Jessie Eccles Quinney Ballet Centre.

Visitors were able to take tours, view classes, get information on the academy, enjoy refreshments and take pictures with dancers at the glittering, newest addition to Salt Lake Citys arts scene.

The 55,000-square-foot ballet center opened in December, adjacent to the recently renovated Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre in downtown Salt Lake City.

The Salt Lake County-operated arts facility was jointly funded by taxpayers and Ballet West fundraising. Its construction was part of a $33.5 million public-private partnership that includes remodeling of the Capitol Theatre.

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Similar to what I've done with the 1973 and 1979 Topps sets, here's a look at all 154 cards in the 1988 Topps set featuring players, coaches or managers with a Phillies connection.

National League East (52 - 17 without Phillies) Atlanta Braves (6) - #90 Dale Murphy, #549 Dale Murphy TL, #627 Joe Boever, #732 Dave Palmer, #755 Ozzie Virgil, #39T Ron Gant Miami Marlins (0) New York Mets (7) - #8 Kevin Elster, #30 Sid Fernandez, #164 Dave Johnson MG, #333 Wally Backman, #355 Roger McDowell, #655 Len Dykstra, #787 Bill Almon Philadelphia Phillies (35) Washington Nationals (Montreal Expos) (4) - #93 Bob Sebra, #251 Tom Foley, #365 Floyd Youmans, #588 Jeff Parrett

National League Central (29) Chicago Cubs (9) - #10 Ryne Sandberg, #36 Jamie Moyer, #171 Manny Trillo TL, #287 Manny Trillo, #416 Keith Moreland, #564 Frank Lucchesi MG, #642 Bob Dernier, #717 Jay Baller, #768 Dickie Noles Cincinnati Reds (4) - #265 Bo Diaz, #475 Pete Rose MG, #686 Terry Francona, #55T Danny Jackson Milwaukee Brewers (2) - #592 Dale Sveum, #670 Dan Plesac Pittsburgh Pirates (3) - #168 Barry Jones, #349 Bob Walk, #539 Mike LaValliere St. Louis Cardinals (11) - #59 Danny Cox, #133 Greg Mathews, #208 Steve Lake, #310 Tom Herr, #483 Rod Booker, #509 Bill Dawley, #536 John Morris, #562 Jim Lindeman, #612 Curt Ford, #34T Jose DeLeon, #70T Larry McWilliams

American League East (6) Baltimore Orioles (2) - #11 Mike Young, #142 Andy Van Slyke Boston Red Sox (0) New York Yankees (2) - #636 Charles Hudson, #741 Mike Easler Tampa Bay Rays (0) Toronto Blue Jays (2) - #438 Rob Ducey, #24T Sil Campusano

American League Central (20) Chicago White Sox (5) - #334 Dave LaPoint, #613 Bobby Thigpen, #634 Jose DeLeon, #657 Gary Redus, #714 Jim Fregosi MG Cleveland Indians (4) - #82 Darrel Akerfelds, #293 Doug Jones, #374 Doc Edwards, #683 Julio Franco Detroit Tigers (3) - #14 Sparky Anderson MG, #713 Willie Hernandez, #751 Jim Morrison Kansas City Royals (5) - #324 Danny Jackson, #348 Jim Eisenreich, #597 Gene Garber, #724 Danny Tartabull, #777 Lonnie Smith Minnesota Twins (3) - #218 Dan Schatzeder, #317 Tom Nieto, #49T Tom Herr

Other Team USA (3) - #30T Pat Combs, #71T Mickey Morandini, #88T Jim Poole

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