This is a pretty important question! In fact, there is a great deal of confusion surrounding when someone is divorced in New York and how you find out.
In New York, when a Judge signs your Judgment of Divorce and it is entered by the Clerk, you are officially divorced!
So, that being said, how do you find out if a New York Judge has signed your Divorce Judgment?
This page will focus on one way in particular to find out if your divorce has gone through in New York. That way is by checking the Unified Court System's Ecourts/WebSupreme site and looking for the answer.
Open up ECOURTS – "WebCivil Supreme" in a web browser. WebCivil Supreme is the New York Court system's online appearance information system for New York Supreme Court cases.
Log in as a public user. (if necessary or prompted to, otherwise skip this step).
Search for your case. You can search for cases on E-Courts by Party Name, Index Number or Attorney/Firm Name. Click the type of search you want to perform.
You may be prompted to enter a "CAPTCHA CODE" or have to complete some other challenge to ensure that you are not a robot. If you are a robot, you are not welcome and shame on you for being a robot. If you are a data miner, it seems you are not welcome either and should take your mining self somewhere else with all that data mining and stuff. Once you complete the mission and possibly fight a ninja to prove yourself worthy to use the system, your search fields should show on the screen.
Enter your name or index number (or other appropriate information). In Name search, remember to choose Plaintiff (if you filed the divorce), Defendant (if you got served with papers) or the "either" option. Also, it will help a whole bunch if you enter county information, especially if you have a common name.
When you find your case, look at the case status. Is it "disposed" or "active"? If it is "disposed" there is a change that a Judgment has been signed. However, sometimes, cases that have been marked off calendar or contested cases in which the Judge orders a divorce in court on the record will show up as "disposed" but not have a judgment signed yet (after such an occurrence, the parties must file documents for the court to review, including a proposed judgment).
If you do not find your case, you may be inputting your information wrong. Also, your name may have been inputted into the system wrong. Or, most likely, you have not yet had an RJI filed in your case which means your case has not been put on the calendar at any point. This may be because the case is still too new or because you have not filed the final divorce papers yet. A filed divorce which has not gone in front of a judge and has not yet filed the final divorce packet would probably not show up in this system. Needless to say, such a case is not yet going to have a judgment of divorce signed.
Click the Index Number, which should be a link and should look like this: 12345/2016.
A screen with case information should pop up. One of the buttons on that screen should read "Show Appearances". Click that button.
If your case has an appearance with a comment field with JUD. SGD or some similar notation, Congratulations, changes are, the Judge has signed your divorce judgment and chances are it has been filed or will be filed any day/week now! You are probably divorced! It can take a couple of weeks after the Judge signs for all of the papers to be filed and get where they need to go.
If you see nothing of the sort in any comment field, there is a good likelihood that the court has not yet gotten to your divorce matter or might have sent you a postcard in order to get you to correct your documents.
If your papers have been signed, don't go rushing down to the courthouse! As set forth above, it takes time for all the papers to get where they have to go. You may want to contact the county clerk in your county to ensure that the documents are ready to be picked up or copied. There may be fees associated with obtaining copies of your divorce papers (there are most likely fees).
Frequently Asked Questions, Queens Supreme Court: How do I know if my Divorce was signed?
The Queens Supreme Court also has a good explanation of how to get divorce judgment information.
Please Note: This site is not in anyway affiliated with the New York State Unified Court System and is provided for informational purposes only. This information is being provided for free and as a courtesy and is not intended in any way to constitute legal advice or to create an attorney-client relationship. Please contact your personal lawyer for legal advice or advice as to your own personal situation.
Where is the Divorce Court in New York?
Where can I obtain Marriage Records in New York City?


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More identified in Texas ransomware attack as feds urge coordinated response
Chris Krebs, director of the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (Auburn University)
Aug 22, 2019 | STATESCOOP
At least nine local governments across Texas have been identified as victims in last Friday's widespread ransomware incident that targeted impacted nearly two dozen cities and counties across the state. Meanwhile, the apparently coordinated attack continues to attract the attention of cybersecurity professionals — including a top federal official — as a clear sign that ransomware is maturing.
"It's only getting worse," Chris Krebs, the director of the Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency said Thursday during a speech at Auburn University. "The actors are shifting their business models and going to more coordinated attacks like Texas.
>> Related: Ransomware Attacks Map
On Thursday, the cities of Kaufman and Wilmer; Grayson and Lubbock counties; and the police departments in the cities of Bonham, Graham and Vernon joined the list of known victims in the attack, which was first reported last Friday. Previously, the cities of Keene and Borger had put out statements saying they had systems like utility payments and vital records requests knocked offline by the ransomware.
Other than Lubbock County, which has a population of about 305,000, most of the other known victims are small towns with fewer than 15,000 residents and few in-house IT resources. Lubbock was able to martial a quick response, Curtis Parrish, the county judge, told a local television station.
"Our IT department was right on top of it," he said. "They were able to get that virus isolated, contained, and dealt with in a very quick manner so it did not affect any other computers or any other computer systems here in Lubbock County."
But the smaller targets have been less fortunate, like Wilmer, a Dallas suburb of about 3,700 that is trying to restore files at its police department, public works department and public library, where clerks have resorted to signing out books on pen and paper.
Reported attack vector questioned
There is also no apparent pattern to how the 22 communities hit by the ransomware, spread across hundreds of miles, ended up in their predicament. Some reports have linked the ransomware attack not to direct delivery to the municipalities themselves, but rather through a managed service provider used by the victims, as the mayor of Keene told NPR on Tuesday.
The Texas Department of Information Resources, which is leading the state-government's response to the ransomware attack along with a host of other agencies, declined to comment on whether the incident could have begun with an IT vendor, citing the federal government's involvement in the investigation.
But some cybersecurity researchers are reluctant to concur that the attack began with a managed service provider.
"We have not confirmed that an MSP was the infection vector, and we are not aware that the infection vector has been confirmed by any security organization, including the Texas Department of Information Resources," said Chris Hinkley, a senior researcher with the cloud security provider Armor. "It is a possibility that the 22 government entities hit by the ransomware could have shared the same MSP for a service. However, it is also plausible that the threat actors behind this attack spear phished a list of curated targets — all of them working on behalf of Texas local government organizations. And if that was the case, it is likely that other small government organizations within Texas were also targeted, outside of the 22 victim entities, but did not fall victim to the attack."
Texas officials have also declined to name the malware used in the attack. Sources have suggested a variety of possibilities, including Sodinokibi, a successor to the lucrative GandCrab virus, and Ryuk, which was used in several recent high-profile attacks against targets in Florida, Georgia and California.
Evolving threat…
Whatever the culprit, the Texas attack has caught the attention of many who already pay considerable attention to ransomware, which is becoming a more aggressive threat to state and local governments. There have been 67 publicly disclosed attacks against U.S. municipalities since January, though Armor says it has identified as many as 135, including the 22 in Texas.
Research from Check Point Software Technologies also suggests that ransomware attacks are becoming more sophisticated thanks to hackers choosing specific targets rather than mass-distributing their viruses to thousands of potential victims in hopes one of them opens a malicious link or file. These types of attacks tend to play out in phases, beginning with the injection of a generic malware that later triggers the installation of a ransomware that encrypts the infected systems.
The upshot is a kind of cyberattack that can be more specifically designed and potentially rake in bigger payments, according to Check Point.
"In short, there's been a paradigm shift with ransomware business models," its research says. "The key change is marked by an evolving business model oriented around multiple players and stages. Hence, we are now in the era of what we call 'boutique' ransomware attacks."
…Evolving response
On Wednesday, CISA, which recently cosigned a memo to state and local governments urging them to improve their cybersecurity, made ransomware the subject of its first "CISA Insights" document, a one-page list recommendations for preventing and reporting an attack, including basic and oft-repeated steps like regularly installing security patches, keeping offline backups of critical IT systems, and not paying the ransom.
But Krebs, the CISA director, also said Thursday that governments still need to overhaul how they respond to cyberattacks that compromise public services or critical infrastructure, saying it should work more similarly to how federal and state authorities interact after a natural disaster, which is governed by a 1988 law called the Stafford Act, which encourages state and local governments to develop comprehensive plans for intergovernmental coordination in an emergency.
"We think about responding to hurricanes," he said. "There is decades of doctrine establishing how states work with the federal government. On the cybersecurity side, there's not a lot of doctrine and even less experience."
When it comes to the Texas ransomware, Krebs went on to say that CISA's role is be more advisory than investigatory, pointing to the state's robust response that includes its Department of Information Resources, National Guard and Texas A&M University, plus other federal agencies like the FBI. None of the 22 victims there have paid the ransom, and several have reported restoration of services.
Krebs also praised Louisiana's response to a series of ransomware infections at school districts that prompted Gov. John Bel Edwards to declare a statewide emergency. Strong, coordinated responses like that, Krebs said, can help CISA create the guidance it sends out about future attacks.
"Work with me to share information share findings so we can understand what's happening, develop mitigations, develop recommendations and get out ahead of the next threat," he said.
Chris Krebs, CISA, Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, ransomware, Texas

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Vida Ravenscroft Sutton (1878 — July 27, 1956) was an American playwright, voice teacher, and radio professional.

Early life and education
Vida Ravenscroft Sutton was born in Oakland, California and raised in Helena, Montana, the daughter of David M. Sutton and Mary Ravenscroft.  She studied philosophy at the University of Chicago, graduating in 1903.

Career
Sutton was a member of the New Theatre Company in New York City beginning in 1910, and performed as an actress and singer as a young woman. She wrote plays and pageants with mainly historical and biblical settings, intended for church and community groups. Titles of her works included Christ is Born in Bethlehem (1924), Pageant of the Fifteenth Century (1928), A Pageant of Women of the Sixteenth Century (1927),The Pilgrims' Holiday (1920), Wooings and Witches: A Shakespearean Medley (1925), A Masque of the Seventeenth Century (1927) and The Mantle of the Virgin (1921)  She also co-wrote at least one play set in China, with Kyung Shien Sung (The Betrothal of Mai Tsung). Later in life she directed plays, and was the organizer and director of the small Onteora Playhouse at Tannersville, New York.

From 1929 to 1937, Sutton was director and presenter of the NBC radio program "The Magic of Speech," and spoke on gender and broadcasting.  She wrote a book of the same name, The Magic of Speech: Studies in Spoken English (1936), and another on similar themes, Seeing and Hearing America: Studies in Spoken English and Group Speaking (1936). She also taught speech and diction to NBC on-air personnel in the 1930s. She was also head of the drama and speech department at the Finch School in New York for many years. In 1936, she was chair of the Radio Council for American Speech, which collaborated with the National Council of Teachers of English on public education programs.

Sutton was active on behalf of suffrage and a member of Heterodoxy, a women's debating club based in Greenwich Village.  She wrote at least one suffrage play, Winning the Voter.

Personal life and legacy
Sutton died in July 1956, age 77.  Her unfinished manuscript about her father's Quaker upbringing and journey on the Oregon Trail in the 1860s was posthumously developed into a biography of David Sutton, by her nephew William R. Sutton, titled The Wind Blew Him West (Outskirts Press 2008).

References

1878 births
1956 deaths
American dramatists and playwrights
University of Chicago alumni

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Sofia Nadyrshina World Champion PSL & Dmitry Loginov Bronze | Hooooray
What a great final day of racing for our Pro Team Riders at the 2021 World Championships in Rogla (SLO) • World Champion, PSL – Sofia Nadyrshina • Bronze Medal, PSL – Dmitry Loginov Hoooooray! …
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1,2,3 Success at the Snowboard World Championships 2021 in Rogla, Slovenia
• World Champion, PGS Dmitry Loginov • Bronze Medal, PGS for Andrey Sobolev. • Vice World Champion, PGS Sofia Nadyrshina. We are so proud!
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SOFIA NADYRSHINA'S VICTORY IN SCUOL
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A PERFECT DAY FOR IGOR SLUEV & TIM MASTNAK IN SCUOL
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DMITRY LOGINOV & SOFIA NADYRSHINA ARE DOUBLE JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONS 2020/21 IN LACHTAL
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PGS, LACHTAL: BRONZE FOR ARNAUD GAUDET
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THIS BOARD IS CULT
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IN the zeire 1406, in the mounth of Nouember, deyes Pope Innocent the 6; in quhosse place was elected Angelus Corrarius, Cardinall of St. Marcke, a Venetiane borne, nou called Gregorey the 12. Onuphrins nottes that he was creat at Rome the last day of Nouember; aganist this Pope, sayes he, ther sat at Auignione, Petrus Luna, called Benedicte the 13. one quhosse maner of lyffe and conversatione differed werey much from his birthe.
This same zeire did Roberte, Duck of Albaney, the Gouernour, keipe justice courtes in all the remotest pairtes of the kingdome, and did execut justice, to the no small benifitt of the laborers of the ground, quho ther after enioyed ther auen in peace.
The zeire 1407, Lewes, Ducke of Orleans, the Frenche Kinges brother, is killed in the citey of Paris, the 11 of December, be Johne, Duck of Burgundy and Flanders, quho imediatly after he had committed the facte, fled with all the speid he could to Flanders.
This zeire, also, deyes Henrey, 3d of that name, King of Castile; and to him suceids his young sone Johne, 2d of that name, left by his fathers will and testament wnder his mothers tutelage.
This zeire the religious order of Mont Oliuet had its begininge and primer institutione by one Bernarde Ptolomie.
In the zeire 1408, Valentiniana, the Ladey of the lait killed Duck of Orleans, and her childrene, sew for justice at the Kings hands, aganist the Duck of Burgundy; bot it was a labor how to catche the fox.
The 25 of Appryle, this zeir, Ladislaus, King of Naples, takes Rome, quhen, as the Florentins and Senans had refused him aide, in his returne home towardes Naples, he made them pay deire for ther refusall; the best of them behouing to lay doune his pursse, to redeme his disobedience, at the victors feeit.
Robert, the Gouernour, in the zeire 1409, restored to his dignities and lands George, the traiterous Earle of Marche; bot before Archbald, Earle of Douglas, vold consent therto, and quyte the Lordshipe and castell of Dumbar, he had for himselue and his heirs for euer seasing of the castell of Lochmabin and Lordshipe of Anandaill; and becausse Walter Halybruntone, Lord Dirltone, sone in law to the Gouernour, quho had maried his daughter, Ladey Isabell, countesse of Rosse, did mediat the reconciliatione betuix the Gouernour and the Earle of Marche, for his trauills he had the 40 lib land of Brigean, to him and hes heires for euer, ere the Earle could gett his pardon past: so went matters in court in thesse dayes.
The zeire 1410, Ruperte, the Germane Emperour, departs this lyffe, in the 10 zeire of his rainge.
This zeire, also, the 5 of the nons of Maij, deyes Pope Alexander at Bononia. After his death was elected Baltazar Cossa, Cardinall of St. Eustachius at Bononia, the 16 of Junij, and was named Johne the 21, by some the 23.
This zeir, also, Lewes, Ducke of Aniow, defaittes Ladislaus, King of Naples, in a grate batell, bot knew not how to wsse his victorey, wich made him losse all hope for euer of Naples.
with diuers others gentlemen. And on Donalds syde, quho lost the batell and fled, Mackleane, with 900 of his best men, lay dead one the place.
The Earle of Mar, in gaining the victorey, lost about 500 of all sortes.
This zeire, also, the toune of Linlithgow was brunt by a casuall fyre; and the toune of Roxburghe wes brunt lykwayes, and the bridge broken by Sr William Douglas of Dramlanrige, and Sr Gawin Dumbar, knights.
This zeire, 1412, Archbald, 2d of that name, Earle of Douglas, and Henrey St. Claire, 2d of that name, Earle of Orknay, past to France with ane armey of gallant shouldiours, to assist the Frenche aganist the Englishe.
In the zeire 1413, Sr Jhone Drumond, of Concraige, knight, one St. Laurence day, traiterously killed Patrick Grhame, Earle of Stratherne, in the toune of Creiffe, notwithstanding that he had formerly oblidged himselue neuer to wronge the said Earle, by sacramentall othe, and his auen hand wreat; and for the better assurance of ther frindschipe, the Earles sister was giuen to the said Sr Jhone in marriage.
This zeire, 1414, the 5 of Nouember, begude the counsell of Constance, quherat was present the Emperor Sigismund, and Pope Johne. The occasione of this counsells meitting was to abolishe the schisme.
In the zeire 1415, K. Henrey the 5, of England, takes aduantage of the weake estait France at this tyme stood in, and with a pouerfull armey goes ouer thither, and imediatly after takes Harfleur; and one the 25 of October, this same zeire, he ouerthrowes the flouer of al the nobilitey, gentrey, and souldiorey of France, in a grate batell neire Azincourte pres Blangy. In this batell ther was killed 10,000 one the place, forby a grate maney of the chieffest of the nobilitie and gentrey; the Duckes of Orleans and Borbon wer bothe takin prissoners.
The zeire 1416, the Emperour Sigismund came himselue in persone to France, and from thence to England, in houpe to mediate a peace betuix thesse tuo kinges, bot seing small houpes that he could doe aney guide, he returnes be Arragon, exhorting all such princes as with him had aney interwiew, that they hold hand to remoue the schisme betuix the popes, out of the Roman churche.
This zeire, the Duck of Burgundy concludes a peace and leauge with England; without aney mention at all of France; about wich tyme deyes Ferdinand, King of Arragon, 2 of Appryle, and to him succeids his sone Alphonsus.
The zeir 1417, Otho Columna is creat Pope, the 3 of the ids of Nouember; then after his creatione, he was named Martine the 5, so was the schisme quyte takine away out of the Roman churche.
This zeire, also, deyes Lewes, Ducke of Aniow and Prouance; to quhome succidit his sone Lewes.
Henrey the 5, of England, this zeire passes ouer to France, with a new recrewt of men, and at his arriual takes diuers tounes and places of importance, and fortifies them with good garrisons.
In the zeire 1418, Henrey the 5, the Englishe King, hauing in effecte subdewed all Normandey, beseidges Rowan.
This zeire God flung a grate scourge (quherwith he had quhipt the Christians) in the fyre; to vitt, by remoueing from this lyffe Mahomet, King of the Turkes; to quhom succidit his sone, Amurathe, the second of that name, the first that institute the order of Janizars, being the tribut of Christian children.
About this same tyme, the Duck of Burgundy possesed himselue of the citey of Paris, wich was the causse of grate slaughters and bloodshed.
The zeire 1419, the 3d of the nons of September, Robert, Duck of Albaney, Gouernour of Scotland, departed this mortall lyffe, after he had gouerned the realme 10 zeirs, since the death of his brother, K. Robert the 3d, and wes solemly interrid at Dumfermling, in St. Maries Chapell; after quhosse death, his eldest sone Murdack, Duck of Albaney, Earle of Fyffe and Menteith, was, by the estaits of the realme, chosen Gouernour of Scotland.
The zeire 1420, Pope Martine, hauing experience of the Neapolitan Queins ingratitude towards him, he sturrs vpe aganist her to ware, Sforce, Duck of Millan; and transfers her right of that kingdome one Lewes, the 3d sone of Lewes, second Duck of Aniow.
One Pikard, this zeire, in Bohemia, reweiues the secte and heresey of the Adamites.
The zeire 1421, deyed the Greick Emperour, Manuell; to quhom succidit his brother Constantine, the last Christiane Emperour of Constantinople.
This zeire, also, Sigismund is crounid King od Bohemia; bot the imperiall armey is ouerthrowen by Zisca, generall of the Protestante armey.
In the zeire 1422, the constable of France came to Scotland and married the daughter of Archbald, 2d of that name, Earle of Douglas, quhom he persuadit to goe to France, wich he did with 10,000 braue men, to ayde the Frenche aganist Henry the 5 of England; beinng invitted by the kynd letters of the Frenche King, and a patent wnder the grate seall of France of the dutchey of Turraine, to him and his heires for euer, wich the Earle excepted.
About the latter end of this zeire, 1423, Prince James, being now a prissoner in England 18 zeires, hauing maried the Ladey Jeane, daughter to the Duck of Somerset, Marques Dorset, was fred from the Englishe captiuitey, and with his wyffe returned to Scotland, being accompanied with a grate traine of Englishe Lordes and Ladeyes to Beruick.
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Live At Madison Square Garden 1978 je koncertní album a koncertní film britské rockové skupiny Jethro Tull. Záznam pochází z koncertu 14. října 1978 z Madison Square Garden v New Yorku. Album pak vyšlo 20. října 2009 u vydavatelství Chrysalis Records a EMI Records.

Seznam skladeb

Obsazení
 Ian Anderson – zpěv, flétna, kytara
 Martin Barre – kytara
 John Evan – klavír, varhany, syntezátory
 Barriemore Barlow – bicí, zvonkohra
 David Palmer – varhany, syntezátory
 Tony Williams – baskytara

Reference

Koncertní alba Jethro Tull
Hudební video alba Jethro Tull
Koncertní alba Chrysalis Records
Koncertní alba EMI Records
Hudební video alba EMI Records
Hudební video alba Chrysalis Records
Koncertní alba z roku 2009
Hudební video alba z roku 2009
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I love getting my colleagues involved in helping to get kids to read more. So when the annual #rockthedrop campaign rolls around, I put the call out to all teachers in the building to help out. No matter the subject area, reading is a vital component of learning. All teachers know this, so when the call goes out, everyone jumps at the chance to participate.
The "drop", through the help of readergirlz.com, is linked to the #rockthedrop hashtag and can be followed on twitter and instagram. The idea behind it is to leave a young adult book somewhere a young reader would find it. Plastered with a post-it that says "Take me! Free book!", the hope is that a young person will find it, read it, and give it a good home. A bookmark provided as a free download file on readergirlz.com asks the new owner of the book to tweet or instagram where they found it.
I love getting the students and teachers involved in events like this. I'm probably just as excited planning the event as any young reader is when they find a free book! An added bonus is when one of us is lucky enough to witness a book being claimed by an unsuspecting young person who happens to stumble onto their new treasure. We were lucky this year to hear that two teachers who participated witnessed their books being picked up. Boy, that made them feel good!
It's rare in life that we come across such simple ways to make others happy. Being able to get a good book into the hands of a kid who may grow to love reading because of this simple act is a gift in itself. Getting students to join in on the giving is an even greater gift. Teen Lit Day is in April - and #rockthedrop is publicized by readergirlz.com. Be sure to mark your calendars and look for upcoming dates for future drops. You won't regret it!


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Reducing youth alcohol and other drug use through community collaboration.
Career Fellowship
Career Fellowship	Gwen Daniels	2020-10-16T02:45:24+00:00
Interested in helping people who are struggling with substance use or mental health challenges?
In response to the growing need for diversity in the mental and chemical health professions locally, the Rice County Chemical and Mental Health Coalition has partnered with the Northfield Community College Collaborative (NCCC) to offer a Chemical & Mental Health Fellowship for those interested in furthering their education for a career in the mental or chemical health field.
To qualify for the Fellowship, applicants must:
Reside in Rice County
Meet one or more of these criteria: Be a student of color; be bilingual in English and Spanish or Somali; be at or below 200% of the poverty line *
Be able to work in the United States
What the Fellowship covers:
Assistance finding a paid position within the mental and chemical health field while completing coursework
Tuition assistance for coursework through the Northfield Community College Collaborative (includes flexibility in taking courses through a number of Minnesota State College & University institutions and the opportunity to earn an associate's degree locally)
Up to $2,500 toward tuition for students pursuing bachelor's degrees
Textbooks and course supplies
Supportive services including, but not limited to: up to $750 each year for: emergency rent, utility or other bills; car repairs; gas; and/or groceries
Questions? Interested in applying? Contact: Katie Theis, director@northfieldccc.org, 507-301-6021
For more information on the Northfield Community College Collaborative, its resources, and the support offered, visit www.northfieldccc.org
* If you're interested in a career in chemical and mental health but don't qualify for the fellowship, please contact Katie Theis, director@northfieldccc.org, 507-301-6021 for additional information about education options.
**Fellows participate in regular academic advising with NCCC staff and need to maintain at least a 2.75 GPA to remain a Fellow
Copyright 2017 Rice County Chemical Health Coalition


ORIENTATION MTG. Q & A on rules. Friday evening of the Tournament, 5:30 pm – 9:00 pm, Registration & Check-in. Social time food and drinks available for sale.
COMPETITORS: Teams must consist of no more than two anglers. No angler substitutions after receiving Tag following boat inspection on Day 1. Less than 16 years of age requires parental consent. Anglers must have a valid Fishing License as required by law in Ontario.
BOAT LIMIT: 135 teams maximum, 50 teams minimum.
PRE-FISHING: Will cease at 5pm on the Friday of the Tournament. No fishing between Saturday weigh-in & Sunday start time.
BAITS: Artificial baits only, NO live baits, minnows, worms, frogs, etc.
LIVE WELLS: Are mandatory (A cooler full of water with a regulation aerator is acceptable), Stringers, etc., not allowed.
TRANSPORTING FISH: During tournament when moving from one location to another under the power of your main combustion engine, the maximum number of fish allowed to be in your live well is 5 per team. If more than the limit is present, the heaviest fish will be removed and not be eligible for weigh-in.
ALCOHOL: All rules of safe boating apply to the tournament including operating while under the influence. No alcohol is permitted on any competitor's boat during tournament hours 7am to 4:30pm Saturday and 7am to 2:30pm Sunday. Any competitor found with alcohol on board or operating under the influence will be disqualified. Alcohol will be available in a licensed area during non-fishing times on Friday evening and following the weigh-in each day. No outside alcohol allowed in licensed area. Disqualification could result. Please drink responsibly.
BOATING REGULATIONS: All laws must be obeyed including following speed limits where posted. Any violations may lead to disqualification. All boats require an operative kill switch IF boat/motor is equipped with this safety feature. All required boat equipment and safety equipment must be present. Life jackets are required to be worn when operating under main engine.
BOUNDARIES: Stoney Lake including Upper Stony Lake & Clear Lakes, no locking out. No fishing permitted within 50m of a competitor's boat or within 100m of Ministry of Natural Resources nets, live-release area or Tournament Headquarters. No fishing within marshaling area once first weigh-in has started for each day (see Rule #16 for times).
BOAT NUMBERS: Each team receives their team number to stick on their boat. Team number must be displayed and visible at all times on the driver's side of boat.
TAGS: All teams are required to start and finish EACH DAY with a tag. Any boat not returning the tag on the 1st day will not be permitted to fish the second day. Notification of emergencies or breakdowns called in prior to deadline each day may qualify for exemption. Your tag will be handed to you following a boat inspection each morning.
BOAT INSPECTION: Boats & equipment should be available for inspection at dock 30 minutes prior to start time. After inspection, one angler must stay with boat at all times; re-inspection may be required upon 2nd angler boarding the boat.
STARTING ORDER: Team number is assign based on date and time the minimum of deposit is received via PayPal, Credit Card or the date a cheque is received in the mail. Teams will be placed in the wave chosen at time of registration. If a team cancels prior to the field being filled the next registrant will be placed in the vacant position. Teams will NOT be moved up in the order. You can chose a starting number only if it is available. If you chose to change wave selection you will be placed in the next available spot in the new wave and the vacated position will be filled by next team to register. Teams will NOT be moved up in the order.
Day 1 Wave #1(Teams 1 – 68) @ 7am, Wave #2(Teams 69 – 135) @ 7:30am.
Day 2 Wave #2(Teams 69 – 135) @ 7am, Wave #1(Teams 1 – 68) @ 7:30am.
For safety reasons we use a trickle start. Each team # will be called out in ascending order (lowest to highest) approximately 5-10 seconds apart. Boaters may leave the marshaling area when their number is called. Start times may be altered for safety reasons due to weather conditions. Starting order remains the same lowest # to highest # of your wave.
Day 1 Wave #1(Teams 1 – 68) @ 4pm, Wave #2(Teams 69 – 135) @ 4:30pm.
Day 2 Wave #2(Teams 69 – 135) @ 2pm, Wave #1(Teams 1 – 68) @ 2:30pm.
Boats must be within the designated marshalling area prior to the Weigh-in time for your wave. Boats late for weigh-in (NOT with-in marshalling area) will be penalized 4oz (.25lb) for each minute late. Early weigh-ins will be available after 10am each day. If fish are weighed in early (lunker or fish in stress) and anglers go back out, weighted fish will count as part of your live well i.e. if you weigh in 2 fish you will only be able to weigh in 3 more fish. If more fish are weighed in rule #18 will apply. You could lose your lunker!
All teams must report to the marshaling area Marshal (pontoon Boat anchored approximately center of marshaling area. Boat will be visibly marked.
Pull up to Marshal and report your team number, then move away and wait with-in marshaling area for your number to be called. When your number is called take position in line for docking to weigh-in.
Once you are at the dock you will be given a container to put your fish in. Take fish to holding tanks and wait for your turn to be weighed.
Remaining Angler will take boat back to marshaling area to wait for his/her team mate or to get in line to trailer boat. Please use outer docks to pick up your team mate.
FISH LIMIT: Each team may present a maximum of 5 fish (Bass, Walleye or a combination) for weigh-in each day. If more than the limit is presented, the heaviest fish will be removed from the weigh-in and not be eligible.
BASS = Tournament regulation 33cm (13 inches) minimum.
Total length is measured as per Ontario Fishing Regulation in effect at time of tournament.
Any fish presented which measures less on the official ruler shall be ruled ineligible and the team will be assessed an 8oz (.5lb) penalty.
DAMAGED FISH: In the opinion of the Tournament Weigh-in Officials, any fish judged unlikely to survive will be kept and the team assessed an 8oz (.5lb) Penalty.
Clipped fish: Any fish in the opinion of the weigh-in officials' deemed to have been clipped, trimmed or cut in any way to alter its length will be disallowed from the weigh-in.
DEADLINE: Tournament ends 30 minutes after weigh-in each day.
DISQUALIFICATION: May result from any violation of tournament rules.
TIE PLACING: Will be decided by a toss of the coin, one team tosses; the other calls the coin for the better placing.
PROTESTS: Are allowed after final team weighs in, and before prizes are awarded. A $100 fee, refundable if protest is won, must accompany protest.
CASH PAYOUT: At least one team member must be present for the cash prizes. Cash payout to be posted at tournament.
DOOR PRIZES, DRAWS, 50/50 ETC: you must be present to collect your prizes or cash.
Competitor Draw. $5/angler has been set aside for 2 competitor's only draws.( #of anglers x $5 divided by 2= Prize amount). This draw will be the last draw when all placing and draw prizes have been awarded. The anglers drawn for the 2 prizes MUST be present to claim the prize or another name will be drawn. You must be present to claim this prize it cannot be claimed for you. Identification may be required.
LUNKER POOL: Tournament operators DO NOT administer the Lunker pool. This is administered by the competitors only.