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One can't help but remember just how difficult that time was.Thousands died and millions suffered.

But while it was one of our nation’s darkest hours, out of this great tragedy emerged the great goodness of the American people.

In the days that followed, millions of families gathered around their kitchen tables to talk and to pray; reconnecting and recommitting to all that they held dear. Millions volunteered both their time and money.

Churches were filled to overflowing, and a spirit of faith was reborn in our country that had not been seen in a very long time. But where is that faith now?

In many schools in our country, they don’t start their day with the Pledge of Allegiance for fear of “offending” someone with the use of the phrase, “One Nation Under God.”

Pornography and strip clubs have somehow become “freedom of speech” issues, and yet pastors who dare to speak on the moral issues of our time are often threatened with legal action.

Where is the freedom of speech for those who serve the Lord? Consumed with worry over issues such as the economy, we have sometimes allowed ourselves to forget that it is not the treasures of this world we must worry about — but of the next.

Without a doubt, our country has seen some very tough times. But what has always brought Americans together, what has given us the courage and strength to face the tough times and the terrible tragedies that sometimes occur, is faith: faith in God, faith in each other, and faith in the values and traditions that have so well stood the test of time.

For it is these three — faith, family and freedom — that have made us what we have always been: “The land of the free and home of the brave.”

 

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Judge rejects plea deal in theft

$30,000 stolen at nursing home

By Gary V. Murray TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFF
gmurray@telegram.com

WORCESTER— A Central District Court judge rejected a plea agreement yesterday in the case of a former social worker charged with stealing thousands of dollars from a nursing home resident and using the money to gamble online.

Ann Silvernale, 52, of 37 Sherburne Ave. is charged with larceny of more than $250 from a person over the age of 60 for allegedly stealing about $30,000 from 69-year-old Patricia Norquist from December 2005 to July 2006.

Ms. Norquist, who has since died, was a resident of the Odd Fellows Home at 104 Randolph Road at the time of the alleged thefts and Ms. Silvernale was employed at the facility as a social worker. She was fired from her job after the allegations came to light and later forfeited her social worker’s license, according to her lawyer, Jennifer L. Ginsburg.

Judge David B. Locke rejected a plea agreement that would have placed Ms. Silvernale on probation for five years with an order of restitution in the amount of $15,000. Ms. Silvernale would also have been required to perform one day of community service per week while on probation and continue undergoing counseling.

The case was continued to Sept. 5.

The sentence was recommended by Assistant District Attorney John A. O’Leary and Ms. Ginsburg. Mr. O’Leary told the judge Ms. Norquist’s daughter, a nurse in North Carolina, was in agreement with the proposed disposition of the case and did not want to see Ms. Silvernale, who had no prior criminal record, go to jail.

According to Mr. O’Leary and court documents, Ms. Norquist told police on July 22, 2006, that she believed Ms. Silvernale, who was helping her manage her finances, was stealing from her bank accounts. Ms. Silvernale showed up at police headquarters that same day and admitted to detectives that she had taken about $30,000 out of Ms. Norquist’s bank accounts and used it to gamble online, according to police.

Ms. Ginsburg told Judge Locke that her client, who has a gambling problem and suffers from depression, was “extremely remorseful” for her actions and felt “embarrassed and humiliated.” She said her client, who had been a licensed social worker for nearly 20 years, confessed to both police and the state Division of Professional Licensure and had “given up her career as a social worker.”

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We can . . .

Choose to love--rather than hate.

Choose to smile--rather than frown.

Choose to build--rather than destroy.

Choose to persevere--rather than quit.

Choose to praise--rather than gossip.

Choose to heal--rather than wound.

Choose to give--rather than grasp.

Choose to act--rather than delay.

Choose to pray--rather than despair.

Choose to forgive--rather than curse.

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