The Westmount examiner, 14 mai 2009, Cahier 1

[" Térscontinenta Vol 74, no 20 + Thursday, May 14*, 2009 Westmount # we \u201cte 5 A.onthe - INTERN ET wwwwestmountexaminer.com COMMUNITY LIFE WHS students race to end human trafficking.: ARTS & BOOKS Claude A.Simard exhibits colourful works at Klinkhoff ste PTE em arme meme ve a IO éd ld a id my er Millions of satisfied clients since 1939 MILLION CARPETS & TILES www.milliontapis.com * www.Rem 4.1) 5 MINUTE SERVICE * Personalized Service * Luxury Cars at Regular J.Rates on Request * 100% guaranteed Airport Reservations * Pick-Up & Delivery email: info@atlastaxi.que ca mr Su | More than 60 people recently met at the historic home of Lucie Vanier Vincent for a traditional salon concert featuring the music of André and Rodolphe Mathieu, two of * Québec's most renowned composers.Mme.Vanier Vincent, shown here at the piano, hosted \u2019 the event as a fundraiser for the Pregnancy Counselling Centre.Photo: Claude Michaud g66 037.5236 866 MERKADO chaussures JENNY BIN - Residents voice apprehensions at Turcot hearing \u201cWestmount has a seat at the table,\u201d Bowser insists.Martin C.Barry elatively few Westmounters R seni Monday's public hearing to consider the environmental effects of the Turcot Interchange reconstruction project\u2014 but those who did were greatly concerned about how it will impact them.Some also questioned the effectiveness of the City of Westmount in dealing with the Quebec Ministry of Transport (MTQ), which is overseeing the project.Held in the gym of the Centre récréatif.culturel et sportif de St.-Zotique on Sir Georges Étienne Cartier Square, the meeting attracted several hundred people, mostly from St.Henri and the surrounding area.Among those from Westmount was City Councillor George Bowser.Joanne Poirier, the City\u2019s Director of Urban Planning, was available to answer questions from residents.Westmount will present a formal memorandum to the commission at a follow-up meeting on June 15 at the same venue.Continued on page 3 Annual Real Estate supplement Did you miss one of the Examiner's monthly real estate sections recently?If so, you will be pleased to find a listing of all Westmount real estate transactions from 2008 \u2014 plus expert analysis by Andy Dodge \u2014 in our annual Real Estate supplement, included in this issue.Cinéma chez soi.ENVIR A NEMENT « SELECTION + SERVICE + PRICE ÉLECTRONIQUE 4914 Sherbrooke West 514.484.4416 SONY.2878143 |] 1 Thursday, May 14, 2009 www.westmountexaminer.com CLEANERS; @ANETTOYEUR ESTABLISHED 1927 4251 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST 935-2707 + 935-1517 NEW TECHNOLOGY MACHINES - ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY SAME DAY SERVICE \u2014 IN BY NOON OUT BY 5 PM.Professional Dry Cleaning e Draperies e Leather & Suede e Table Cloths e Pillows WE OFFER PICK-UP AND DELIVERY (SERVICE ~.- >, Need more freedom?(Re ë Now available \u201cty, Personal domestic OS CE laundry service REA (min.8 Ib.) 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residential structures on it now will be torn down.Greene Avenue will become a two-way down to St.Antoine Street.The entrance from Greene to the eastbound lane of the expressway will be closed, and the Ville Marie's eastbound Atwater Avenue exit will be reconfigured.As part of the project, the MTQ plans to erect sound barriers in some places along the south side of the expressway.However, at a previous MTQ information meeting held in Westmount in January, a ministry spokesman stated that sound screens would not be installed on the north \u2014_\u2014 side west of Greene, because the transport ministry determined they would not improve the noise situation.The decision further complicates a plan Westmount had to erect a sound barrier of its own.The City has now indefinitely postponed the plan because of the uncertainty.\u201cWe don\u2019t know how much the City of Westmount is part of the discussions about the entire project,\u201d said longtime Westmount resident Bridget Blackader.\u201cWe are not going to benefit from any of the work that\u2019s done on the interchange, because it\u2019s going to be at ground level,\u201d added Bronwyn Mantel of Bruce Avenue.While Blackader suggested Westmount should consider flexing its muscle \u2014 \u201cWe've got considerable elements of concern as to what weight Westmount really can throw now onto the table for us,\u201d she said \u2014 Patrick Barnard of Melville Avenue countered that the City should adopt an approach that takes into account common interests with other affected neighbourhoods, such as St.Henri, Despite the residents\u2019 apprehensions, Bowser insisted, \u201cWestmount has a seat at the table and is being listened to .All I can say is we are fully engaged.We're compiling a list of particular concerns for Westmount, along with the global concerns that everyone talks about.\u201cWere going to make sure that we're fully engaged in the process that\u2019s available to everybody, so that the 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one-of-a-kind items Must present competitor s current ad UNE, gn o atid yntil May 31, 2009 > FAR KEpsiny] MUOMIOUITUEXIJUTOLTSIM MMM - Nc 60 H 4 Thursday, May 14,2009 www.westmountexaminer.com Merchants bid farewell to loyal customers Rent increase forces the closure of landmark Boutique MacDonald Jarred Coxford fter almost 70 years of supplying Westmounters with tailor-made, stylish clothes, Boutique MacDonald on Victoria Avenue closed its doors for the last time on April 30.Owner Julia Angelina looked upset and unsettled with the thought of her store closing down for good.\u201cMy head\u2019s not here,\u201d she said.\u201cI'm very upset.\u201d After the death of her husband, and with little knowledge of the English language, Julia started working for the MacDonald family in 1956.She then bought the store in 1978 and kept the name Boutique MacDonald in honour of her past employer.She\u2019s been the owner and seamstress ever since.Julia also used to be the buyer for the store, but called upon daughter Maria and daughter-in-law Domenica to help out in {UE ° ar WT + î Ë \u20ac haps} , Ap ay MAR Boutique MacDonald was a Victoria Village landmark for generations.that department.Maria and Domenica have since been the buyers at Boutique MacDonald for the past 29 years.The decision to close came back in February when it became clear to the three women that the rent increase became too LOCAL NEWs much to afford.\u201cWe looked at a few other places in the neighborhood,\u201d said Maria, who for the most part spoke for her saddened mother.\u201cBut it was still too expensive.\u201d ® Their sincere sadness about closing w countered with their gratefulness for the countless loyal customers they've had over the years, especially the local and dedicated clientele that Maria referred to as \u201cthe working woman.\u201d Their business survived for so many years because of these working women that kept returning for the pinpoint alterations that Boutique MacDonald provided on all their garments.It\u2019s never a desired thought, losing something that\u2019s been part of the community since 1941, but their support over the years have at least made everything worthwhile.Julia, Maria and Domenica want to thank their loyal customers who have been coming back for so many years.Mary Anne McNally is WMA's 2009 Citizen of the Year Award to be presented at annual general meeting on May 25 Jarred Coxtord The name Mary Anne McNally has long been associated with Centre Greene, not only as a tireless volunteer at the local community center but also as an honorary member of its board of governors \u2014 and now the Westmount Municipal Association is recognizing her for her efforts.\u201cShe's the definition of an unsung hero in this community,\u201d WMA vice-president Rosalind Davis said of McNally.\u201cShe has the \u2018it\u2019s not about me, it\u2019s all about the center\u2019 kind of attitude.\u201d The award comes at a significant time for both McNally and Centre Greene, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary of giving back to the Westmount community.Since 1998, the WMA has presented this award to unsung heroes in the Westmount community who have contributed in a big way.\u201cIt\u2019s to honour those who do volunteer work in our community and who haven\u2019t been recognized,\u201d Davis said.The WMA will present McNally with the 2009 Derek Walker Volunteer Citizen of the Year Award at its annual general meeting on Monday, May 25 in the Lodge Room at Victoria Hall.The ceremony, which is open to the public, will take place at 7:30 p.m.The night\u2019s guest speaker will be Westmount- Ville Marie MP Marc Garneau.For more information regarding the WMA, the award or the Annual General Meeting, visit www.wma-amw.org a Animal-feeding saga ends in court Accused agrees to pay reduced fine Flavie Halais Squirrel feeders are still persona non grata in Westmount's parks at least for now.Bruce Kert, the Westmounter who was fined $75 for fecding a squirrel in Westmount Park two-and-a-half years ago and attracted negative media attention to Westmount after his bill rose to $455, said he will pay the final $50 the judge decided on in court last Monday, \u201cif they send me the bill\u201d The 57-year-old musician initially wanted to contest the ticket because he thought he should have received a warning instead.He claims he didn't know feeding wild animals was illegal and the amount that was listed on the ticket didn\u2019t match what the officer who issued it had told him.This amount rose to $455 after he failed to appear in court, but Kert said he never received the notices to appear.Mayor Karin Marks proposed to settle the case by offering Kert to become a spokesperson for not feeding wild animals but he refused.Westen Wan westmountevaminer com Westmont OI RZN2 VERIFIED estmoun 9,819 VERIFIED Editorial & Sales : ; Tel: (5M) 484-5610 « Fax: (5M) 484-6028 CIRCULATION Te (SW) 685-4690 + Fn.54) 685-392 & et «tax \".w qo NE a 2 mm 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President : Nathalie Larivière &: Please recycle > this newpaper Yevscontinental Kert said the bylaw that prevents people from feeding wild animals is a waste of time.\u201cThey should look for people who @ vandalizing or who are putting graffiti up,\u201d he said.\u201cAll these animals are part of life.\u201d He even wrote a song about the case.called Squirrelgate, which can be heard online on the website Soundlick.He hopes the attention he gets from the media will give a boost to his career.\u201cPeople tune in [the website] because they know I wrote a song about it,\u201d he said.\u201cAll this publicity 1s good.\u201d Kert has four months to pay the final $30 fine, which he said he'll do \u2014 if he receives a bill.But will he keep his squirrel-feeding habit?\u201cMaybe,\u201d he said. LOCAL NEWS _\u2014 City collects $1 rent from Royal Montreal Regiment Martin C.Barry he City of Westmount became $1 | richer recently, when it collected an annual rent fee for leasing remises that have been occupied for e- generations by a Canadian Armed orces regiment.\u201cThis dollar is from the Royal Montreal Regiment - this is their rent,\u201d Councillor George Bowser said during City Council's public meeting last week, as he held aloft a loonie coin that the RMR handed over to him in a ceremony at the Armoury on Ste.Catherine Street a few days before.\u201cIn times where fiscal prudence is called for, I'm taking good care of it and here it is and we're glad to have them,\u201d he said.\u201cWe will deposit it judiciously,\u201d said Mayor Karin Marks, noting that the amount should show up in council\u2019s list of deposits next month.Every spring, the RMR holds a change- of-command ceremony and church parade, Bowser said.\u201cThey always ceremonially pay their rent, and the mayor or the mayor\u2019s representative \u2014 in this case it was me \u2014 attended.\u201d Westmount receives rent money under the terms of a special lease signed during the 1920s.It specified that the regiment needed to improve the property with construction.Such leases are often associated with governments, \u201cIt\u2019s got an emphyteutic lease,\u201d said Mayor Karin Marks.\u201cWe own the land, and the building, I believe, was built by them.\u201d The agreement, which is for 99 years, expires in 2024.\u2014 Redfern burglary ends spree Jessica Murphy A couple of eagle-eyed police officers from Station 12 managed to catch three suspected burglars in a mid-afternoon caper on Redfern Avenue last week.The patrolling officers noticed three men standing next to a green car parked in front of a building on Redfern between Sherbrooke Street and De Maisonneuve Boulevard around 2 p.m.on May 6.The building had been burgled in the past, so the officers thought it would be a good idea to keep watch.They parked in a nearby alley, but by then lost track of the three suspects.Nonetheless, the police ran the license plates of the car and got the name of its owner.A few minutes later, two of the suspects left the Redfern building and walked towards Sherbrooke, one carrying a white sports bag slung over his shoulder.The officers followed them and questioned the two obviously anxious individuals about what they were doing in the building.Both gave different answers.The man carrying the sports bag also nervously tried to hide it from police during the questioning, but then opened it to reveal two crowbars, a mask, a memory card, a glove and other items.When asked what these were for, the suspect answered: \u201cThey're for my workout.\u201d Meanwhile, police backup was arriving on the scene.As two new officers approached the green vehicle, the third suspect jogged over to them.He admitted the vehicle belonged to him but couldn\u2019t explain why he was in the building in the first place.The four officers gathered the men together while one other cop entered into the building.He noticed the door had been damaged and then, playing the security video, watched as the men broke in.Continued on page 6 Into the bank But how likely is it that $1 coin could simply end up in the city\u2019s petty cash?\u201cAbsolutely not,\u201d insisted Marks.\u201c1 think it should go into the bank.I'm going to give it to (director-general) Duncan Campbell and he\u2019s going to deposit it in our account.\u201d \u201cIt\u2019s not a lot to pay to have the army in your own city,\u201d added Bowser.According to Marks, Westmount and the RMR have had a longstanding good relationship.\u201cThey do a good job and they allow us to use their gymnasium for our basketball programs,\u201d she said.\u201cThere's a good relationship between the city and the RMR and there always has been.\u201d WANT TO ADVERTISE IN OUR MONTHLY REAL ESTATE SECTION?CALL 514-484-5610 TO FIND OUT HOW.8 Ag Limited waiting time! 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the Cote des Neiges - Notre Dame de Grace borough in the November municipal election, \u201cI am running for the environment, the vulnerable citizens, and a strong community,\u201d Sauvé-Frankel said last week.\u201cWe need Get ready for the Sp Tickets are now available for this year\u2019s Spring Soiree, Westmount\u2019s premier social event of the season.This seventh annual event will be held next Thursday, May 21, in Victoria Hall.Cocktails will be offered at 7 p.m., and the dinner and dancing will begin at 8 p.m.Cocktail or formal attire is expected.Musical entertainment during dinner will be provided by Jazz ensemble Mainstream Duo, followed by Kloda Entertainment\u2019s DJs, who will offer a wide range of selections to dance to.The popular Spring Soirée is vibrant and multi-generation communities to ensure the future of our city.\u201d A resident of Loyola district for 13 years, Sauvé-Frankel has won two elections as a EMSB commissioner since 2003.She has been active in the community as a volunteer, most notably with the NDG Minor Baseball organization, and has worked on election campaigns in NDG at the federal, provincial and municipal level.Retiring City Councillor Warren ring Soirée organized by the volunteers of the Community Events Advisory Committee, chaired by Helen Campbell.An illustration by Westmount artist Daniela Zekina adorns this year\u2019s poster.Some of her work will also be on display in the concert hall.The tickets are priced at $90 and include cocktails (wine, nonalcoholic wine, beer, sparkling water and juice), a variety of hors d'oeuvres, dinner and dancing.They can be purchased through the Community Events office in Victoria Hall, or by calling 514-989-5226.Sauvé-Frankel seeks nomination in NDG's Loyola district Allmand has endorsed Sauvé-Frankel's candidacy.\u201c1 see Ginette as a community-oriented person who will serve as an excellent progressive representative of the citizens of Loyola District at City Hall.She is a tenacious 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selection of Birkenstock sandals in the city.The Birkenstock Naturino concept store is now open on Greene Avenue, providing a wide selection of footwear for the whole family.\u201cIt\u2019s the first concept store of its kind in the world,\u201d said Glenn Neven, director of operations.The boutique, which previously only carried the Italian Naturino brand for children, has been renovated to accommodate the German Birkenstock line, famous for its comfort and quality.The opening coincides with an evolution of the Birkenstock design toward TICKETS NOW ON SALE 514-363-3382 admission.com 514-790-1245 g wz WIN» VIA Rail Cana BMO oO a Harris Private Banking: Music department piano renewals.Beside St-Joseph's 29 3 &+ 60 pianos new and used On appointment only (514) 276-3333 Par Kawai Canada Musique et le centre musical Italmélodie a more fashionable style.Several designers such as Heidi Kum and Marc Jacobs have been creating their own lines for the brand, and a bigger variety of colours and styles is now available.Both brands focus on comfort, while staying faithful to their commitment to good health.\u201cIt always amazes me how people, especially children, walk around all day in shoes that have no support,\u201d said Neven.He said although flip-flops are quite popular in the summer, they are not meant to be worn on a daily basis and should only be used for their original purpose \u2014 walking on the beach.\u201cThey actually change the way you walk,\u201d he said.The Birkenstock Naturino store is located at 1325 Greene Ave.62.2! dls there\u2019 Ce \u201cdaycare\u2019 | center | near LA HOME HERE ca positioning real estate tool 2942168 ARTS & BOOKS \u2014 McClure exhibits recent works Flavie Halais rtist Virginia McClure will be A presenting her latest works at the Visual Arts Center throughout e\" month of May.Recent Drawings showcases 25 works that were executed over the last three years as part of the drawing sessions McClure attends at the Centre.These portraits of men and women were made using a mix of traditional media such as charcoal and conté and the now rarely used goldfish charcoal that gives a yellowish colour to the works.McClure usually prepares the paper before drawing by layering silk paper with abstract textures and shapes.She uses her background as a ceramics artist to give a three-dimensional look to her drawings.\u201cCeramics taught me a lot about texture,\u201d she said.\u201cThere\u2019s a connexion between [the drawings] and my work in clay\u201d Six of these drawings, overlaid with bright acrylics, explore feminist viewpoints in a satirical way.The artist also published her third book, Virginia McClure with some of her recent work.The Yellow Painting, published by the Visual Arts Centre.The book is a personal memoir in which McClure reflects on her \u201crr www.westmountexaminer.com 4 | DANS TE PAYSAGE DEFUES 1959 FARE UE THE LANIINVCAPE SINCE 1999 artistic education and her involvement with the Centre.\u201cAs a child 1 had wonderful teachers,\u201d said McClure, who studied with Arthur Lismer at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and later at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.She was involved with the Visual Arts Center since the 1950s, and has acted as its director and president of the board for many years.FINALE NOUVEAU Résidents des secteurs 1,2, 3,4 et5: Le mardi, c'est le bac vert! La collecte hebdomadaire des résidus alimentaires et de jardinage a maintenant lieu le mardi pour toutes les maisons unifamiliales et les immeubles de huit logements ou moins de votre secteur.The 80-year-old artist is usually known for her work with ceramics and monotypes, but has returned to drawing in the last several years.She also went into painting, installation art and poetry over the years.* Recent Drawings by Virginia McClure remains on display at the McClure Gallery of the Visual Arts Centre, 350 Victoria Ave.through May 23.Info: 514-488-9558.NEW Residents of sectors 1,2,3,4and 5: Tuesday is Green Bin Day Weekly kitchen and garden waste collection now takes place every Tuesday for all single family homes and buildings of eight dwellings or fewer in your sector.PUT IT IN YOUR GREEN BIN Westmount Service des travaux publics © l\u2019ublic Works Department NEVER IN YOUR GREEN BIN +1 4e IN AT PSINY] UOMISUTUIEXIJUTIOUIJSIAU MAN Info : 514 989-5390 www.westmount.org ç E 6 vo: 2895274 @ 10 Thursday, May 14,2009 www.westmountexaminer.com (COMMUNITY LIFE Perennial plant exchange set for May 20 in [IY TY AE TT IRN TET A 8 ell de New Zealand Wine Fair Sample proven performers and stars-in-the-making from our leading wineries.and make your own discoveries Montreal TUESDAY MAY 19 2009 To purchase tickets or for information on the wines and wineries, go to WWW.NZWINE-EVENTS.CA 2044248 Marilynn Vanderstaay Around Nestmount ttention, all you green thumbs out there! Just in time for spring planting, the City of Westmount is hosting a Perennial Plant Exchange and Purchase at the Westmount arena on Wednesday, May 20.From 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.drop off your perennials (up to six per variety) and receive a voucher for each one.Then from 6 to 7 p.m., exchange your vouchers for new plants you want to add to you garden.If you do not have plants to exchange, you can purchase them for $1 each from 7 to 8 p.m.with proceeds going to the Horticultural Advisory Committee projects.Throughout the event, there will be information kiosks where you can learn more about perennials and there will be special presentations at 5:30 and 6:30 p.m.The only request is no goutweed, orange day lilies, annuals, houseplants or shrubs.For more information, contact the Community Events Division at 514 989-5226 or go to www.westmount.org/calendar.cfm and click on calendar.Rotarians updated on MUHC project Noted Westmount resident Dr.Maureen Kiely recently gave members and guests of local Rotary Club a detailed update on the Inter-Neighbourhood Coalition (CIQ) and the CURA Project and their relation to the MUHC Hospital at the Glen site.Kiely.who participates on the coalition as a representative of the Westmount Municipal Association, presented an overview of citizen participation in the development of the new MUHC and what CIQ is doing to make sure that community interests are heard in the development \"@ planning.She was accompanied by a associate, Westmounter Jason Prince, coordinator or the ARUC Megaprojects community services at McGill University, who gave a PowerPoint presentation.Kiely was emphatic that the CIQ\u2019s representative cannot divulge planning information to the member groups, but nothing prevents the community groups from making their concerns and ideas known to the MUHC and to the consortia bidding to build the project.Get in shape while discovering St.Henri The Montreal Urban Hikers will host an historical walk around St.Henri with Westmount historian Richard Lord on Saturday, May 23 at 9 a.m.Lord, who knows Westmount, St.Henri and Little Burgundy like the back of his hand, will lead a fun and informative walking tour.Cost is only $2, payable when the participants meet at Metro Lionel Groulx on the west side of Atwater Avenue.In addition to special walk events, the Montreal Urban Hikers meet twice weekly on Monday and Thursday at 7 p.m.in LaSalle at in the parking lot at 7th Ave.and LaSalle Boul.There is no charge for the weekly walks.For more information about the St.Henri walk or the organization phone Olga Horge at 514-366-9108, Eleanor Hynes at 514-938-4910, or Shelly Chapman at 514-366-8340.Or go to www.montrealurbanhikers.ca to view the calendar of events.$100 rebate June 29\" - July 31* Discount applicable on 2 week registration To register: www.hockeymontreal.com Eric Rayment = vw - Experienced Instructors - Low student-instructor ratio - New and innovative drills Has your child experienced the ultimate hockey camp?If not, what are you waiting for?Hockey School BONAVENTURE HOCKEY COMPLEX: 6605 Cote de Liesse (St.Laurent) PY DAILY BUS SERVICE FROM DECARIE SQUARE A WITH OVERNIGHT EQUIPMENT STORAGE DAILY FIELD TRIPS AQUADOME - BALL HOCKEY - SOCCERPLEXE - MOVIES 514.369.1552 \" www.hockeymontreal.com Anna Sherbatov - 3 hours on ice daily - Power skating with Anna Sherbatov \"#1 in MTL\u201d 2886157 + vw\" cE RYN eM ie NOTICE We wish 0 advise our customers thal Monday, May 18ih, 2009 our Call Center will be closed.D> Properties for sole REPOSSESSED pre-fab homes! 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Exceptional 5 bdrm, 3 1/2 bath fully renov.gorgeous home on one of the best locations between the 2 parks.10 1/2 ft.high ceil- 8 ings, original crown mouldings and 7 and 8 ft.high mahogany doors with brass hardware, large modern kitchen with eating area and door to wonderful covered and screened large porch for peaceful summer X2 evenings while the children can safely play in the yard.Opening on the historic Arlington Lane, garage and parking.Offered at $1,275,000 CHOICE OF RENTALS Gregne Ave., 3 bdrms, 2 172 baths.views.$4,900/mth SALE 111 LEWIS AVE.WESTMOUNT 3 bedroom cottage built in 1894.The original details of this home have been retained while opening it up to give it a more contemporary feel.Lovely kitchen with sliding doors onto deck.Basement with bathroom, sauna and separate street entrance.Garden & parking for 2 cars.ASKING $529, 000 4955-4957 VICTORIA AVE.WESTMOUNT AD).This charming dupler has ori woodwork, exposed beams and ed windows.Garage with roof terrace.The lower will be available for owner occupancy.Rental income - investment.Asking $655,000 REDUCED TO $530,000 woodwork, fireplaces, finished basement.CR det.building with d glass & wood floors.FOR SALE 5 WINCHESTER AVE.WESTMOUNT JUST LISTED! 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