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ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK: P/T, flexible hours will require additional time in the summer, no nights/ weekends. Private country club on the North Fork is looking for an experienced accounts payable clerk. Strong computer skills are required. Experience with Jonas software a plus. Light accounts receivable work is required. Please send resume, nfccjobposting@gmail.com

ADMINISTRATOR: On duty for our residential treatment center. Responsible for planning, directing/co-ordinating the oversight of operations within the residential treatment center. B.A., plus work-related experience required. Little Flower Children and Family Services in Wading River, NY. Fax resume, 631-929-6203 or email wadingriver-jobs@lfchild.org EOE

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: F/T, Monday-Friday. For high-end construction company. QuickBooks, Outlook and Excel experience required. Email resume with salary requirements to: resumes@owenconstructioncorp.com

APPLIED BEHAVIOR SPECIALIST: P/T, for our intermediate care facility. Experience in writing/ reviewing behavior plans. Experience with mental retardation/developmental disabilities population. Masters in psychology required. Little Flower Children and Family Services in Wading River, NY. Send resume, wadingriver-jobs@lfchild.org or fax 631-929-6203. EOE

AUTO SALESPERSON: Lexus of Southampton is looking for the right individual to help handle our busy showroom. Automotive experience necessary. For a confidential interview contact Matt, 631-259-0300. (S)

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TANEY COUNTY, Mo. -- It's been a three and a half year process, and this week demolition began on homes destroyed by the 2011 flood.

Nearly all the homes on Foggy River Road in Hollister are in a flood plain. While many sustained little damage from a storm in 2011, others were left severely damaged to the point they could not be repaired.

The sound of demolition now echoes along Foggy River Road in Hollister as those houses are being torn down.

"All the houses will have to be completely demolished," says Taney County Planning Administrator Bob Atchley. "The driveways will need to be removed."

Destruction began this week on a handful of the vacant homes there. They're being torn down after flood waters in 2011 left them irreparable.

"It's a relief for sure," says Atchley. "It really, sincerely is. I am relieved for both the people that were part of the flood buyout and those neighboring property owners as well-- it's been quite a process for all involved."

"It's bittersweet," says Neighboring Property Owner Mike Nauman. "We are glad to see these empty homes go because they've been here for three years empty-- but at the same time, we've had neighbors we have gotten to know and to see them being torn down is pretty rough. But, as a whole, glad to see them out of here."

The county acquired the properties for demolition and had to meet a number of environmental regulations to receive the federal and state grants.

There were a total of 41 properties flooded back in 2011 and of those 41, nine were substantially damaged and are part of the flood buyout.

"The decision was made early on to limit the buyout to property owners whose homes were substantially damaged-- where the damages were in excess of 50 percent of the value of the structures," says Atchley. "Really, primarily, because those folks were very limited to what they could do with their homes. They would have to elevate their homes or remove them from the flood plain."

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Scott BradleyHutsell

September 5, 1957 ~ August 26,2014

Scott Bradley Hutsell, born September 5, 1957, gifted finish carpenter and artist, died Tuesday, August 26, 2014, at the young age of 56, at his home in Wenatchee, WA, after a longillness.

He is survived by his wife, Felicity of Wenatchee; parents, Holly and Leland Hutsell of Moses Lake, WA; siblings, Wayne (Rebecca) Hutsell of Moses Lake, WA and Lisa (Matt) Hutsell-Mattson of Ashburn, VA; and many nieces andnephews.

Scott graduated Moses Lake High School in 1975, and attended Big Bends Community College Flight Program, receiving his pilots license in 1977. After experiencing a particularly hair-raising, nail biting, body slamming flight within the eye of a nasty storm, he wisely made the decision to pursue his second love, carpentry, at which he proved himself extraordinarily talented. He continued in this field for the whole of his working life, in great demand by builders of custom homes from Spokane, through all of North Central Washington, to Seattle. The most notable custom home he worked on was Nathan Myhrvolds T-Rex dinosaur home in the Seattle neighborhood of Medina, having been asked to construct a staircase railing out of dinosaur bones. A second notable carpentry job was his work at the Sleeping Lady Resort in Leavenworth, WA. He was a true craftsman and did beautiful work. When not exercising his creative imagination in custom homes, he liked to cut and dry flowers and incorporate them into fanciful designs on tumbled stone topped gift boxes. These the Seattle Space Needle sold to people from all over the world. Many of his friends and family learned to keep a wary eye on him as he strolled through their flower gardens with a discerning eye and his ever handy flower clippers peeking out his backpocket!

Scott loved life and lived it fully, enjoying many activities, including camping, hiking, cooking, boating, barbecuing, water and snow skiing, kite flying, and traveling. He had a unique bond with all animals, rescuing several and giving a home to many, including a pig, an iguana, wild birds fallen from nests, a goat, and numerous cats and dogs. Scott had a gentle spirit and was profoundly kind and giving to all he knew. He easily forgave us our human foibles and religiously displayed an exemplary patience, both within his relationships and his craft. People could not help but love him in return. And though we celebrate all he gave to others and the ending of his pain, those he left behind will sorely miss the light he lent to ourlives.

His Celebration of Life will be held at the Moses Lake Presbyterian Church on Saturday, September 13, 2014, at 11:00 a.m. with lunch included. In lieu of memorial donations, please reach out to someone you know and show them a kindness in his honor, even if its as simple as giving them a beautiful flower. Please express your thoughts and memories on the online guestbook at jonesjonesbetts.com. Arrangements by Jones & Jones~Betts Funeral Home,Wenatchee.

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