Amherst news-times, 2007-01-17

              mishak fights for respect - pi amherst news-tim public library 221 spring street will bridge be built? page 5 1 w i m t : h 33 c gj zr (z own n (fi r hp to x 73 l ro v can drtphil help this couple? competitive pair appear on psychology show monday, jan. 23 by jason hawk news-times reporter sometimes being win the big game. it land you "dr. phil" show. second time in less than a year, an amhcrstonian is getting from texas-bred psychologist dr. phil mcgraw. last february, sunrise drive resident john was counseled afternoon talk his habit of hoarding 10 years worth old garbage principal host online chats aimed at answering questions when americans needed reassurance during great depression, president franklin roosevelt used radio reach citizens with famous "fireside chats." amhcrstonians need and support as 2007 begins, steele high school michael gillam turning much more advanced technology internet new type chat. starting friday, 26, launch fireside monthly broadcast web, fielding addressing issues ' raised district residents. "this another way trying open up lines communication," he said. "one our goals year get parent involvement feedback." "video newsletter" first tackle several submitted via gillam's e-mail over christmas break, said, continued pago "we debate everything. if she says black, say white. up, down," chuck adipiegro. inside home. time, episode titled "ego maniacs," rcndc obcrg church her fiancc adipiegro brook park, tuesday, 23, p.m. local nbc affiliate wkyc. met co-cd soft-ball team, oberg have been engaged off four years, which they've broken rekindled relationship six times. each case, main factor couple's tendency take small, playful over-inflate them into fullblown yelling matches. adipiegro, 37. "our friends family just can't stand around us half because we're always debating." "we're really competitive, especially sports. we both it's hilarious. banter back 6 ma id p'simer takes barrett seat there player table, but he's hand steve p'simcr, 54, brennan drive, sworn newest member city council monday night, swearing uphold laws ohio. p'simcr hand-picked democratic committee leaders replace former at-large matt barrett, who elected ohio house representatives past november. serve reiflaiudcr barrett's term, runs through next yiur. no stranger municipal politics, previously served three terms 1997 2003. also acted chairman building lands committee. following round c'otnmittfli meetings enthusiastic about chance make progress development works projects. "i like doing this. look forward seeing grow, watching store, making sure hc people arc happy," 11 rondo oborg adlplogro taylor wants settlement 13-year-old sewer mystery missing documents, 282 homes, $434,732 line were center prosonted council's finance night. after 13 officials now verge partially paying one property owner has installed 6,000 feet sanitary near beaver creek. 1994, under pressure bnvironmontal protection agency clean sewage facilities, pinccrcst apartments dan gross agreed pay that today cooper's run, country walk, river's edge, shadow creek, sandy ridge subdivisions. project subsequently designed bnmkhorst engineering r.e. rice, inc. only problem paper (mil left alleged deal between administration then-mayor jaworskl. according letter issued current mayor david taylor, did not pass any legislation regarding line, mention meeting minutes, mid never paperwork authorizing payment. june 2000, given payment $7 ,407 far short nearly half-million- 9 blues-grunge masters play rock roll hall fame meltdown forget john, paul, george, ringo. think chris, cory, alex, sean. boys band are hoping their unique blend altcrnativc-grungc blues fans they stage cleveland weekend. heard my beatles album was'about 10, had some classic rock," chris volante, 15-year-old frontman meltdown. "it influential how responded music then head bang, too." 17-ycar-old baudmates cory cocco, alex dudek, scan nelson, volante shot glory saturday mountain dew mdx off, battling 11th annual competition. 10th event overtaken odeon concert club, 72 bands earned opportunity perform. rounds two started 5, meltdown's before "final exam" saturday, 27. test. one? all depends judges react styling company, played return showcase tunes, taken led zeppelin, beatles, acdc, deep purple, raconteurs roots. young plays guitar provides lead vocals, said listening records collected parents college students 1970s. adopted fused sounds 1920s 1930s club scene, cramming together sharp electric wailing likes jimmy paige robert johnson. preserving museum mt fea sauer's goal present truly memorable ways s note: final eight sauer, steel's lakes division these thinus ns editor's article four-week series work amherst's heritage. ron sauer baffled. simply understand why so few share lifelong interest. "people don't care history anymore," wistfully. have' nicest museums around, many visitors here." idlewood resident, poured energy expertise historical society's quigley museum, serving curator. doors south lake repository, whole world little-known waits explored. wall tribute clem 'the dare devil" wingwalker parachutist performed erie shoreline. display dedicated leon stuber, chief engineer u.s. 40 years. glass found intricate wood carvings artist wilbur bohlcy, turn-of-the-century knickers, straw hats, bathing suits, horsehair gloves, war ii military uniforms honoring area's' fighting men women, mock 1930s-era barber shop beauty parlor, trophy won 1922 basketball championship fully furnished post-depression kitchen. "my philosophy things parts arrange context seen before," "history isn't straight line. study history, shouldn't limit ourselves thing. interests should spread aspects life." that's lesson learned close friend mentor, col. raymond vietzen, elyria archeologist anthropologist amassed collection containing million items died