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A HISTORICAL society has become the second group in as many months to oppose plans for the [pounds]6m redevelopment of a town centre hall.

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Plans to redevelop the Witham Hall, in Barnard Castle, have been criticised by the Victorian Society. It follows a petition objecting to the plans being signed by hundreds of residents in the town.

The redevelopment includes altering the original 1854 building and knocking down the music hall at the rear.

Barnard Castle Vision and the Witham Trustees appointed Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios to design the scheme, with includes a specialist food hall, cinema, second auditorium, exhibition space and cafe.

But the Victorian Society says the hall is a rare example of a 19th Century mechanics' institute. The two rooms on the ground floor that would have housed the dispensary and library are still there, and the music hall that makes up part of the site is little altered.

The main building is listed as Grade II, which also offers a degree of protection to the 1860 music hall.

Alex Baldwin, conservation officer for the Victorian Society, said that while he supported the regeneration, a more sensitive approach was needed.

"The proposed plans for Witham Hall are too damaging and leave no memory of the original layout and history of this important community building, " he said.

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Deborah Jenkins, chairwoman of Barnard Castle Vision, said: "A s a member of the Victorian Society, I would welcome a visit from their representatives, who have not actually seen the Witham, and would like to hear their solutions to meeting the regeneration needs of the project and raising all the necessary funds in the current economic climate.

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"I am very interested to hear how the society can guide us towards the [pounds]6.5m required to create a version of the project which can be economically sustainable while retaining the hall, but stress that any alternative solution will have to be found within two months to avoid the loss of all the funding raised to date."

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BANGOR - Now that the City Council has approved the site for a dog park, the citizens group behind the idea has the tough task of raising money to support it.

Councilors on Monday unanimously supported donating municipal space at the end of Dutton Street behind Hollywood Slots for use by canines and their owners.

"It's a great site for a dog park," said Joe Knox, founder of the group Bangor Area Regional K-9s. "It's much larger than a lot of the other sites that were considered. Plus, it's close to downtown and a lot of the other waterfront attractions. We couldn't be happier with the way the whole process has gone so far."

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The city has agreed to donate use of the space but will retain it as an option for development in the future. The other areas considered were: behind the Parks and Recreation building on Main Street, a space on Essex Street near the Bangor Police Athletic League building, and the former Naval Reserve property, also off Essex Street.

The parcel off Dutton Street is flat and expansive, but it needs a significant amount of work to transform into a dog park.

Knox said he's comfortable that there will be plenty of volunteers willing to do the work necessary, but BARK is launching a fundraising campaign to pay for fencing, lighting and landscaping. More volunteers are always welcome, he said.

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IT WAS a tough debut against some of the top karate competitors in the world but the fledging Witham Shotokan squad did themselves proud in the recent international held in London.

Up against more experienced competitors Witham's first gold went to young Chloe Rea in the individual kata lower grade class (white to yellow belt) with team mate Georgin Vaughan taking the bronze in third place.

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Ennis opened her campaign in ominous fashion scorching to the top of the standings after clocking 12.95seconds in the 100m hurdles at the Olympic Stadium.

The 24-year-old, who claimed the world title in Berlin last year, extended her overall lead to 134 points after proving herself as the only athlete capable of clearing 1.89m in the high jump.

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"I came here knowing that it wasn't going to be easy and everyone is pushing me every step of the way a especially Dobrynska," said Ennis, who clocked 23.22seconds in the sprint to end the day 110 points clear.

"I was really pleased with my 200m and it was a bit quicker than Berlin last year as well.

I was pleased with the shot put as well to get over 14m.

"I left it until the last throw and that had my heart going a bit and I have to stop putting myself under that pressure.

"I am well set up for Saturday but it is only half-way and Dobrynska looks in great form so there is still plenty for me to do.

"I need to put in a solid long jump and then hopefully that will set me up for the rest of the day."

Ennis's hurdles time earned her a whopping 1132 points and opened up an early gap between herself and the second-quickest athlete, Jennifer Oeser of Germany.

Rivals Dobrynska, Tatiana Chernova and Oeser all cleared season's bests of 1.83m in the high jump to apply the first real pressure on Ennis a but the world indoor and outdoor champion responded in style.

After sailing over the same height Ennis left the bar wobbling, but still standing, at 1.86m before soaring over 1.89m to top the standings for the second event running.

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"The heptathlon is usually at the start of the week which I like a it's been a bit weird just sitting around and waiting to go this time."

Meanwhile Sheffield's Hatti Dean shattered her lifetime best but narrowly missed out on securing a surprise medal in the 3000m steeplechase final a coming home fourth.

Dean turned on the gas on the final lap to pick off Poland's Wioletta Frankiewicz and push Russian Lyubov Kharlamova all the way to the bronze medal spot.

"I just can't believe how I ran, it was so much more than I expected," said Dean, who took almost eight seconds off her lifetime best to clock 9:30.19minutes.

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MACHIAS - The group of kids, wearing sneakers, sweatshirts, casual capris, scuffs across the room to have a snack of oranges and cookies. They chatter, laugh and take a break from the real work they are doing upstairs at the Centre Street Congregational Church.

Once back before their leader, choral director Christine Guy, it becomes all business and the group of diverse children suddenly transform into a blend of sweet, harmonic voices: the Washington County Children's Chorus.

"Some of these people will discover that this is what they want to do with the rest of their lives," Guy said. Several WCCC graduates have gone on to pursue musical careers, including returning to Washington County as music educators.

"It is really critical to keep the art and music cultures alive here in Washington County," Guy said. "We need to feed the system. When we first started the chorus 15 years ago, it was very hard to bring art and music teachers here that had never experienced Washington County. Wonderfully, that has changed."

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She said when the group went to Washington, D.C. in 2006, some of the children had never been outside the state of Maine.

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The chorusters range from 7 to 17 and come from all along the Washington County coast. The chorus was founded in 1995 by Guy to develop ability of talented youngsters to sing together in harmony.

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This June, 26 of the chorusters and 23 chaperones and support staff will return to Luxembourg to perform at celebrations all over the country, including the country's independence celebration and the 750th anniversary of the city of Diekirsch.

They will sing in 1,000-year-old castles and at World War II monument areas. They will participate in torchlight parades and many other unique performance venues.

"There are a large number of people keeping this U.S.-Luxembourg connection alive," Douglas Guy, a chorus member and director Guy's husband, said. "The U.S. has liberated Luxembourg three times so there is a great love the U.S. there." Guy said Luxembourg is a tiny country - smaller than Washington County - but packed with kind people who welcome Maine's children with open arms.

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A series of fundraisers, including a car wash, performances, open rehearsals and a quilt raffle, are being planned to raise the funds.

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SEATTLE, Aug. 18 /PRNewswire/ -- A new PEMCO Insurance poll shows that although the number of Washingtonians who text message while driving has increased, 83 percent of drivers surveyed either support the fines for enforcing the new no-texting law, or think they should be even higher.

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According to the poll, opinion among Washington drivers is divided when it comes to the cost of committing a texting offense while driving.

Forty-four percent of those surveyed said the $124 fine for texting is fair, while about 40 percent said the offense is serious enough to warrant a higher fine. Just 11 percent of those polled felt the $124 fine was too high.

"The latest data shows that the vast majority of Washington drivers recognize the danger of texting while driving, and that's encouraging. We were surprised to learn that four in 10 drivers think the fine should be even higher," said PEMCO spokesperson Jon Osterberg.

PEMCO's poll data shows that younger drivers age 35 years or less think a $124 ticket is too high for a cell phone offense.

PEMCO also asked drivers their opinions on the consequences of talking on a handheld phone while driving, and their response mirrored the results related to text messaging.

When it comes to talking, about 50 percent said a $124 fine for using a handheld phone while driving is the right amount. However, 30 percent of those surveyed said $124 is too low, and 17 percent said the $124 fine is too high.

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Poll data also shows that about 80 percent of those surveyed don't understand the effect on their driving records of receiving a ticket for either offense.

A substantial number of respondents, 43 percent, incorrectly believe that a ticket will be recorded as part of a person's official driving record, and 36 percent said they don't know how it's reported.

"Perhaps that's not a bad misperception, if it discourages almost half of all drivers from texting and talking," Osterberg said. "PEMCO wants safer roads and freeways. That's the bottom line."

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