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INSIDE TODAY: Tom Petty, down-to-earth rock superstar, dies at 66 / A2 OCT. 4, 2017 JASPER, ALABAMA — WEDNESDAY — WWW.MOUNTAINEAGLE.COM 75 CENTS JASPER CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS School district cancels class O’Mary: City did ‘quite well’ in Fiscal 2017 after possible By RON HARRIS “From that, you’ll see that the city did us,” he said. threat Daily Mountain Eagle quite well in Fiscal 2017,” O’Mary said. Still, there’s things that need to be LUVERNE (AP) — Expense management, he said, done to better the city, he told council An Alabama school Jasper Mayor David O’Mary vowed played a significant role in the city’s members. That includes purchasing Tuesday morning to do everything pos- success in the past fiscal year. body cameras for all Jasper police offi- district canceled sible to make sure the city continues to “Some very positive things hap- cers. classes for Tuesday move forward in Fiscal 2018, which pened,” he said, “and that resulted in “All of you know the challenging after receiving infor- began Oct. 1. very sound fiscal responsibility.” world we live in,” he said, “and the con- mation about a O’Mary, who’s in his first term as Looking ahead, O’Mary said he plans flicts that are happening around the mayor, pledged to bring a PowerPoint to continue “on the path to doing things world with police officers. (Body cam- threat. presentation to the council by early No- right.” eras) are a tool we must have for our of- News outlets re- Mayor David vember that gives an overview of the A recommendation for reserve fund- ficers, and we need them sooner rather port that Crenshaw operations of the city in the previous fis- ing was met in Fiscal 2017. “The ur- O’Mary See JASPER, A5 County Schools cal year. gency of meeting our reserve is behind said in a statement that authorities in- formed them about INSIDE a potential threat Monday. The threat wasn’t directed at a specific school. WSFA-TV reports that Crenshaw Christian Academy and Luverne Head Start were closed for Tuesday. Investigators Crenshaw County looking for clues Sheriff Mickey Pow- to what set off ell says the poten- Vegas gunman tial threat stemmed from a social media LAS VEGAS (AP) — In- post. vestigators trying to figure out why Stephen Pad- dock gunned down 59 Miss Heart of people from his high-rise Dixie, Teen hotel suite are analyzing pageants set his computer and cell- for Saturday phone, looking at casino surveillance footage and The inaugural Miss Improvements seeking to interview his Heart of Dixie and underway girlfriend. / A3 Miss Heart of Dixie Outstanding Teen in downtown pageants will be Jasper SUMITON held Saturday at the CITY COUNCIL Parrish Community A crew from Bulls Center. Construction Group, LLC of Birmingham worked Saturday’s Tuesday to replace pipe on DEATHS Second Avenue near Pin- nacle Bank in Jasper. The Frog Fest to Carolyn M. Burns Reed, 72, city is commencing a num- Dora Deloris Fay Sprouse, 67, ber of improvements set record Cordova downtown for sidewalk, Lutreece Lowe “Treece” Carr, 77, Jasper roads and other needs in for vendors Rhonda Lee Noles, 51, the downtown area that will Jasper take about six months. Gary Reed, 73, Oakman Open house for new fire Clara Mae Allison LaRussa, station set for Nov. 11 78, Nauvoo By LEA RIZZO Full obituaries / A2 Daily Mountain Eagle Daily Mountain Eagle - Ed Howell SUMITON — The City of WEATHER Sumiton has two big events WALKER COUNTY COMMISSION OAKMAN coming up within the next few weeks — the city’s an- High Low HIGH SCHOOL nual Frog Festival and an 85 57 open house for the new fire Sheriff will get funds station. Oakman students The Frog Festival, which is mentored during set for Saturday, will “feature INDEX for feeding prisoners 175 vendors taking up over 200 spaces,” Mayor Petey Business.................B1 homecoming week Ellis said at Tuesday’s city Classifieds..............B6 By ED HOWELL Daily Mountain Eagle council meeting. “That’s a Comics....................A8 By NICOLE SMITH record. That’s the most we’ve Dear Abby...............A8 The Walker County Commission will now require the sheriff Daily Mountain Eagle ever had.” Horoscope..............A8 to be in charge of feeding prisoners at the Walker County Jail, He added that it looks like Opinion...................A6 OAKMAN — Oakman High School Sports.....................A9 and funds for that service will no longer go through the General this weekend will have beau- Fund. students are being mentored by alumni tiful weather and encouraged The commission on Monday rescinded and of the school as part of homecoming everyone to come to the Two sections, 20 pages week festivities. replaced a 2008 ordinance that clarified that event. revenue for feeding prisoners are taken into Oakman’s Student Government Asso- Check During the meeting, it was the General Fund, which had already been ciation (SGA) is sponsoring a speaker se- out our also announced that an open the case since the 1970s. ries at the school this week to teach Facebook leadership and an understanding of why house for Sumiton Fire and County Attorney Eddie Jackson said re- Rescue’s new fire station will page at search indicated that is not how it is done in homecoming is important for school tra- dition. be held on Saturday, Nov. 11. Jasper Daily Mountain Eagle all but three or four counties in the state. The city’s annual Veterans “It is not the efficient way to do it,” he said, On Monday, current faculty members later explaining, “We’re not going to have it who graduated from Oakman High Day program will also be held paid into the General Fund anymore.” spoke with students to share stories of that day, with the open house Sheriff Jim Underwood was not at Mon- Sheriff Jim their time at Oakman and to inspire to follow. them on their journey forward. Casey Fire Chief David Waid in- day’s meeting. He could not be reached Mon- Underwood day afternoon for comment. Woods, Oakman’s band director and vited community members as Jackson said the new resolution that the commission ap- 2001 graduate, spoke to students on well as anyone who has been proved Monday “allows the sheriff to be given a certain amount Monday, along with Oakman English involved with the fire depart- teacher Kara Jones, a 2009 graduate. See SUMITON, A5 See COMMISSION, A5 See OAKMAN, A5 MOBILE MOBILE ANDAND ONLINEONLINE BANKINGBANKING 7 Benefits Available To You Immediately 1. Stay On Top Of Your Accounts 4. Receive “E Bills” And Pay On Line 2. Deposit Checks Without A 5. Encrypted Data Trip To The Bank 6. Alert Notifications 3. Transfer Funds Between Accounts Each depositor insured to $100,000 7. Guarantees FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Sign Up In The Next 30 Days And Receive A T-S hirt A2 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., Oct. 4, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com Today’s weather DEATHS & FUNERALS Forecast for Wednesday, October 4, 2017 TENN. Carolyn M. Burns Reed Rhonda Lee Noles Carolyn M. Burns Reed, 72, of Dora, passed away Mon- Rhonda Lee Noles, 51, of Jasper, formerly of Brilliant, Oxford 83/58 Huntsville day, Oct. 2, 2017. passed away Monday, Oct. 2, 2017, at Walker Baptist ARK. 84/57 The family will receive friends Thursday, Oct. 6, 2017, Medical Center in Jasper. from 1 until 2:30 p.m. at Sumiton Church of God in Sumi- The family will receive friends Friday, Oct. 6, 2017, from ton. 6 until 8 p.m. at Bowen Funeral Home in Winfield. GA. A graveside service will be held Thursday, Oct. 5, 2017, Funeral services will be held Saturday, Oct. 7, 2017, at at 3 p.m. at New Horizon Memorial Gardens in Dora. The 2 p.m. in the Bowen Funeral Home Chapel, with burial Greenville Birmingham 86/59 83/60 Rev. Jerry Irwin will officiate. following at Fulton Bridge Cemetery near Hamilton. Reed was a loving mother and grandmother, who loved Aaron Gann will officiate. taking care of her family. She was employed by Cardio- She was preceded in death by her father, Ronald Max vascular Associates for 25 years, and a constant supporter Noles; grandparents, George and Evelyn Snow Noles, and of the Jimmie Hale Mission. She was loved dearly by Ernest L. and Vertie Lee Stone; and sister, Terase Ann Jackson Montgomery many friends. Noles. 85/62 87/63 She was preceded in death by her parents, the Rev. She is survived by her mother, Linda Stone Noles of Marvin W. Burns and Altie Burns. Jasper; daughter, Morgan Taylor Jones (Justin) of Jasper; She is survived by her daughters, Cheryl Robinson sons, Justus Selon Noles and Noah Lee Noles, both of Brookhaven Hattiesburg 84/63 (Jimmy) of Oxford and Jenifer Sides (Mike) of Jack- Jasper; sisters, Angela A. Padbury (Harry) of Jasper and 85/63 sonville; grandchildren, Morgan, Hunter, Will (Brittany), Amanda Noles McLain (Chris) of Curry; and a host of Reed, Wesley and Taylor; great grandchildren, Jase and nieces, nephews and friends. Mobile Isaiah; brothers, Wayne Burns and Donnie Burns (Rita); 85/66 LA. FLA. sisters, Ann Brasfield, Pauline Dill and Frankie Norris; Bowen Funeral Home, Winfield; 205-487-4327 and several nieces and nephews and great-nieces and great-nephews. You may sign the online register or express condolences Gary Reed to the family at www.newhorizonmemorial.com. Gary Reed, 73, of Oakman, passed away Sunday, Oct. New Horizon Memorial Funeral Home, 1, 2017, at Princeton Baptist Medical Center in Birming- Dora; 205-648-2323 ham. ©2017 AccuWeather, Inc. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Oct.
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    Cyberpresse | Les rois de la pop au service de Lara Fabian Montréal Trois-Rivières Québec Chicoutimi Ottawa-Gatineau Granby Sherbrooke Un nouvel album pour le Le mercredi 30 octobre 2002 sexagénaire Johnny Hallyday Les rois de la pop au service de Lara Fabian Hétu: une création pour Lanaudière Hugo Dumas La Presse Seul arrivée trop tard pour Hallyday Lara Fabian fignole présentement son deuxième album en Le MEG à l'heure des bilans anglais et en a confié la réalisation à Gary Barlow et Eliot Un petit creux? Kennedy, deux Anglais bien connus dans le monde de la pop. Le conte de fée de France D'Amour René Dupéré et Élise Velle lancent Gary Barlow est un ex-membre de Take That, boys band dont Xotica Robbie Williams a fait partie et qui a fait fureur au milieu des années 1990, en Angleterre. C'est d'ailleurs Gary Barlow qui a Lynda Thalie lance l'album Sablier écrit la chanson Back for Good, une des plus populaires de Take That. Quant à Eliot Kennedy, il a travaillé avec des formations pop britanniques comme les Spice Girls, le S Club 7, Blue et Take That, de même qu'avec Garou, Céline Dion et Bryan Adams. L'enregistrement du nouveau matériel de Lara Fabian s'est fait à Manchester, à Londres et à Montréal. Les chansons sont présentement à l'étape du mixage. Et ça ressemblera à quoi? Ce sera éclectique, avec des couleurs variées, mais ce ne sera pas un patchwork musical, car Lara Fabian travaille avec une seule et Photo Remi Lemée, La Presse même équipe, dit-elle en entrevue, se gardant bien d'entrer dans des détails plus pointus, car le nouvel album est tout sauf Lara Fabian terminé et que des changements peuvent toujours survenir.