Portage

| Trip costs | | |   | Portage dues/ton/day in port | 0,14 | 0,20 |   | Portage dues | 1.575,00 | 900,00 | 2.475,00 | Lighthouse | 73,00 | 126,00 | 199,00 | Special Assessment | 0,00 | 0,00 | 0,00 | | 1.648,00 | 1.026,00 | 2.674,00 | fuel costs/mile | | | 0,73 | Seamiles for round trip | | | 960,00 | fuel costs | | | 700,80 | | | | | Incremental trip costs Tashtego | | | 3.374,80 | LARGE VESSEL | | | | | BP-SP Tapioca | SP-BP goods | Roundtrip | Trip costs | | |   | Portage dues/ton/day in port |

The Chicago River was settled by Native American tribes and they were the first to discover the portage between the Chicago River and Des Plaines River. The portage of the river is a valuable to Europeans since it is linked to the Great Lakes with the Mississippi that is a good way to export and import goods and the shipbuilding industry. The river has been reversed in 1889 by the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal to keep the sewage clean and flushing filthy water into Lake Michigan due to the waterborne

Healthcare costs are seemingly out of control keeping many ill people from receiving the care they need until their condition requires even more high cost interventions (CCN, 2016). According to the Portage County Community Health Status Assessment (2016) data has identified that in 2015 90% of Portage County adults had health care coverage, leaving 10% uninsured. Only 3% of residents used Health Insurance Marketplace (PCCHAP). The hope is that the healthcare exchange will aid in off-setting healthcare

At approximately 1400 on Wednesday, March 9,2016 I arrived at 7810 Shaver Rd for my Internship with the Portage Department of public safety. I meet with LT.VandenBrink he then told me that I would be riding with an officer today. The officer's name was officer Mike Kline. I went and put my vest on and then meet with kline as soon as he arrived to the station from a call he was on. When Kline arrived I introduced myself we were about to head out when he remembered that he had to pick up a paper he

Incarcerated Mother-Child Programs Mother-child programs in corrections are a monitored, safe way for mothers to raise their children while incarcerated. This program has been monitored through Correctional Services Canada and is facilitated within correctional facilities. This program allows children to be raised by his/her mother and develop a bond, as well as learn basic life skills from her. This program also creates an environment for the women incarcerated, which allows one to focus on

that were in Cook County faded away in 8,000 BCE. In 1850-2000 the land of Cook County was a swamp, mixed conifer and deciduous forest kind of land. Superior National Forest, Finland State Forest, East Colvill Wildlife Management, Grand Portage National Monument, Cascade River State Park

were beginning to buzz, and I was slowly marching along on an especially long portage--a footpath between two lakes that canoes and gear are carried on. I was tired of hiking through the mud, surrounded by bloodthirsty mosquitoes, hunched over because of the weight of the gear pack I was carrying. So I took a convenient bathroom break. This time a counselor graced my selfishness, coming a quarter of a mile back up the portage to carry my pack. Avoiding work was just what I did. I never reflected on what

rush of adrenaline you get as you perform on stage with thousands of people screaming your name is unimaginable.” says Taryn Ortiz. Ortiz is a senior at Portage Northern High School and is looking forward to graduation so that she can go on to achieve her dream of being a singer. Taryn was born in Jackson, Michigan and raised in Albion and Portage, Michigan. She has decided to aim for the stars and become a star herself. From a young age she has loved music and was praised by her family for her voice

At approximately 1400hrs on Wednesday, March 16,2016 I arrived at 7810 Shaver Rd for my internship with the Portage Department of Public Safety. I entered the station and put on my vest for my ride along. I then proceeded to the sergeant's office where I received the name of the officer I would be riding with for the day. I was scheduled to ride with Officer Vanportfleet for the day. Vanportfleet was on a call at the time so I went with Officer Dmoch. The First thing that we did was go to a neighborhood

County covered the entire Western Reserve when Tappan first settled Ravenna Township. By 1806, the population had grown enough for the land to be divided and Geauga County was carved out. In February 1807, the Ohio Legislature passed an act creating Portage County, taking some land from Geauga but most land came from what remained in Trumbull County. The temporary county seat was Tappan’s home and he was instrumental in convincing the county commissioners to choose Ravenna as the permanent seat. In