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\"I think Passaic County is ready for a change,\" [Feenan] said. \"I think people are frustrated with county taxes. They're frustrated with the rise in violence. They're frustrated with the rise in drug deaths.\" \"It's not a good ol' boys network,\" [Richard H. Berdnik] said. \"It's really about knowing who you are working with and what their abilities are.\" [Darren Woolridge] echoes the call for putting more sheriff's officers on the streets to combat crime. \"Right now, the Sheriff's Department is invisible,\" Woolridge said. \"And young people are dying on the streets. People are dying on the streets as a result of these decisions.\"

\"The Beijing Olympics might be a bit early for [Janelle Woolridge], but the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi are a realistic goal,\" said [Richard Dryden] who was approached by Woolridge once the word spread that the former Dunedin-based coach was moving his family closer to his wife's Canterbury- based family. Woolridge will have punch far above her personal best to get to the Oceania championships, but Dryden said it was within the realms of possibility. \"She needs to lift a total of 167kg to qualify. That is a long way off her personal best of 142kg in competition but she has lifted close to 160kg in training, so she is getting close.\"

NAMES AND faces in this fall's campaign for Passaic County sheriff are familiar to county voters. The same names and faces were in the spotlight three years ago, when incumbent Richard Berdnik, a Democrat, squared off against Republican Frank Feenan. The only new wrinkle this time is the entrance of a third candidate. Political newcomer Darren Woolridge, a former sheriff's officer, is running as an independent. Certainly, in the race for sheriff, experience is not an issue. Berdnik and Feenan are both veterans in various capacities of law enforcement. Berdnik served nearly three decades with the Clifton Police Department before becoming sheriff, while Feenan, of Woodland Park, served about the same amount of time in the Passaic County Prosecutor's Office.

Richard Ray Carnefix, 54, of Elkview was riding his motorcycle Sunday with a passenger, Darla Kay Hayes, 49, on Indian Creek Road near the Pinch Public Service District when he crashed into a ditch about 8:30 p.m., said Lt. Sean Crosier, a spokesman for the Kanawha Sheriff's Department. Carnefix and Hayes were thrown from the motorcycle. Deputy B.K. Howery, who was the first to arrive at the scene, found Carnefix dead at the scene. Lt. Leslie Givens with the South Charleston Fire Department said the affected air conditioning unit was in the school's basement causing the area to fill with smoke. The smoky air from the basement was then carried throughout the school by the air conditioner's duct system.

Nate R. Green will be promoted to commonwealth's attorney from assistant commonwealth's attorney. The top job was vacated earlier this year when Michael McGinty was appointed to the York-Poquoson General District Court bench. That judgeship became available when Judge Merlin Renne retired.

The world-famous musical extravaganza The Night Of 1000 Voices is to be staged in Belfast later this year to celebrate the memory of Caron Keating.Gloria Hunniford, Caron's mother, andGerry Kelly will co-host the spectacular show at the Odyssey Arena on Saturday, April 29.Among the stars performing on the night will be David Essex, who will sing a song for Caron, Peter Corry and Sir James Galway.A choir of 1,000 voices, including scores of school children, will form the central focus of the gala event -...

Rodney W. \"Rod\" Woolridge, 67, of Cheyenne died April 5 in Cheyenne. He is survived by his wife Arlene, whom he married July 5, 1966, in Utah; two sons, Todd Woolridge of Cheyenne and Ken Woolridge of Denver; a daughter, Robin Bollinger of Eau Claire, Wis.; a stepson, Jim Reid of Bishop, Ga., five grandchildren; and a great- grandchild. After he was discharged, Mr. [Richard Tufford] entered an apprenticeship program offered by Cheyenne Newspapers. When he became a journeyman printer, he worked for newspapers in Cheyenne, and other newspapers in the region, until he retired.

  Recently arrested by the Cheyenne Police Department: Richard L. Kinnison , 22, of 505 Williams St. #189 on a warrant for violating a protection order at 2:20 a.m. Tuesday at Old Happy Jack Road and Washington Street. Michael P. Pino , 32, of 1941 Rainbow Road #106 on a warrant for failure to appear at 11 p.m. Monday at his residence. Kenneth J. Nouel-Woolridge , 51, of 222 E. Sixth Ave. on a warrant for failure to appear at 7:15 p.m. Monday at his residence. Jason B. Stricker , 39, transient, on a warrant for failure to appear at 4:50 p.m. Monday in the 3100 block of Dillon Avenue. Benjamin C. Stephenson , 21, of 400 E. 24th St. #3 on a warrant for obtaining goods by false pretenses at 11 a.m. Monday in the 4600 block of Randall Avenue. Donald D. Gottino , 71, transient, for unlawful entry onto property and malicious mischief at 12:45 a.m. Monday in the 200 block of East 23rd Street. Logan H. Rogers , 20, of 5205 Charles St. #B on a warrant for failure to appear and for possession of marijuana at 12:20 a.m. Monday at East Fifth Street and House Avenue. Nigel S.

Survivors: his parents, Daniel Sr.-and Norma Allen Sedlock, Streator; a daughter, Amber (Eric) Ham, Forney, Texas; a son, Brandon Sedlock, Forney, Texas; a granddaughter; sisters, Catherine (Larry) Salisbury, Streator; Teresa (Mark) Painter, Bloomington; and Sheryl Sedlock and Christina (Louis) Hancin, both of Streator; and brothers, Daniel Jr. (Elva) Sedlock, Harvard; and Norman Sedlock and Bill (Irene) Sedlock, both of Streator. Surviving are her children, Teri (Dick) [David Rapp], Irvine, Calif.; Connie (Cliff) Cook, Spring Lake, Mich.; and Mike (Sharon) Guhlstorf, Bloomington; a daughter-in-law, Janet Guhlstorf, Taylorville; grandchildren, Brian (Suwen) Rapp, Kelly Orendorff, Michelle Guhlstorf, Donnie Guhlstorf, Kelly Covey, Kevin Heyungs, Kurt Heyungs, Kristen (Mark) Yoggerst, Ryan (Beth) Guhlstorf, Trent Guhlstorf, Jill (Aaron) Howard and Mandi Cook; great-grandchildren, Cade, Isabelle, Lillian and Alec; and brother, [Sidney Swearingen], Bloomington. He is also survived by his children, Matthew and Jennifer Manzella, Normal; his mother, Cathy Manzella-Hensley, Joliet; sisters, Lorrie (Grady) Bourland, Plainfield, and Julie (Ward) McCloskey, Marseilles; a brother, Joe (Linda) Manzella, Escondido, Calif.; maternal grandmother, Loretta Koren, Bolingbrook; father and mother-in-law, Andrew R. and Maria Harcar, Streator; a sister-in-law, Theresa (Tim) Graves, Streator; a brother-in-law, [Andy Harcar], Streator; nieces and nephews, Emma Graves, Kyle McCloskey, Karlee McClosky, Miranda Bourland and Cody Bourland; a great-niece, Taylor Bourland; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.