Have you seen any of the pictured men? Each has been missing for a considerable period of time. A little info on each.
"High Ball" McMurphy - Believed to be linked to several car bombing incidents on the east coast. May be in the Pittsburgh area. If you see McMurphy with Beer, Jamiesons and Bailey- be careful- he is considered armed and dangerous
Dan - Nice showing at the Christmas Beer Exchange proved to be the last sighting. May be in the Gettysburg area. Frequently changes hair color to throw of authorities. Last name unknown
Fishy Frutsche - Typically seen with Engleberg or Calzada, Fishy has disappeared. Authorities believe he was lost after chasing a poodle who pooped in his yard. He was last seen chasing the dog, with a shovel, into a local trailer park. He has not been seen since.
George- He might have just snapped. Take a look at the picture. It says enough.
The Buzzard has reached an agreement with Whoppers to feature each of the four on the side of their carton. Whoppers are manufactured locally by the Hershey Company (www.hershey.pa).
The U-11 Carlisle Galaxy finished fourth in the "Battlefield Blast" held last weekend in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Highliting the tournament for The Galaxy was wins over both teams from Cumberland Valley. North Ridge resident "Twitchy" played defense for The Galaxy. Twitchy played defense in all six matches against squads from Pennsylvania and Maryland. (Photo: Twitchy in the middle of the action against a Maryland squad) www.cpysl.org
I have been saying this all along...sunscreen is a scam. I have a strict no sunscreen policy on "Buzzard Field" and we have never lost an inning to sunburn. Please refrain from bringing any sunblocking lotions onto the field.
Sunscreen Consumer Fraud Litigation
Manufacturers of the top sunscreen brands relied upon by millions of American swimmers and sunbathers each year have lied about the effectiveness of their products in blocking sun rays and preventing skin diseases, including cancer, according to several coordinated lawsuits filed in California Superior Court in Los Angeles.
Such famous brands as Coppertone, Banana Boat and Hawaiian Tropic, marketed as protective “sunblocks,” are in fact unreliable in protecting adults and children and can create a sense of false security that actually endangers users, the complaint charges.
“Sunscreen is the Snake Oil of the 21st Century and these companies that market it are Fortune 500 Snake Oil salesmen,” said Samuel Rudman, a New York-based partner in the nation’s most successful shareholder and consumer class action law firm, Lerach Coughlin Stoia Geller Rudman & Robbins LLP. “False claims such as ‘sunblock’ ‘waterproof’ and ‘all-day protection’ should be removed from these products immediately,” he said.
Make no bones about it, Moran is a Moron. After over 25 straight stories on "the Buzz" about unrelated North Ridge items, Moron publishes a story about our fair neighborhood. Problem is, he takes the story from The Patriot News and the pictures and additional information from "The Buzzard." "He is a hack, his readership is dropping like a deuce in the hopper, " according to Dr. Kevin Bixby of The Buzzard. "He is trying to copy what we are doing here at The Buzzard- but it is bush league. He has lost touch with the public." The Buzzard has learned Moron, I mean Moran has had numerous requests to have names removed from his spam-like emails. One recent North Ridge resident requested removal because of a lack of reporting on fighting on Regal View. By Scott, he is missing the boat again. According to Amy McMurdy, "He is so dumb, he has my old email I never check. The Buzz is all about stupid stuff like, well I don't know what ir is about since I don't read it. By the way , the one thing I like about Moron, I mean Moran is his new nickname "PeeWee." The Buzzard is close to finalizing a investigative report regarding this situation. Keep checking back- it promises to be a shocker.
Carlisle, PA (The Buzzard). Bad, bad news from the Skyline View section of the North Ridge community. Cub Reporter "Fire Ant" was injured while performing a tricky maneuver while practicing for the highly rated Carlisle High School Color Guard. Initial reports indicate "Fire Ant" turned an ankle due to poor maintanence of the Carlisle field. Engleberg was not too happy about the situation and was considering legal options. "You trust the field would be free of gopher holes. I am disdraught my little 'Fire Ant' was injured due to the negligence of the school district, " commented Engleberg. According to a well placed insurance investigator, " We can usually tell when somebody is looking for a big settlement. We typically see the individual go out on a big vacation, buy expensive stereo equipment or buy a new Ford Fusion." The Buzzard plans to follow both "Fire Ant's" recovery as well as the pending investigation. (Photo: The last know picture of 'Fire Ant' prior to the ankle injury)
Carlisle PA (Click on an ad to support the blog)The North Ridge Wiffle Ball Association in conjunction with The Buzzard have announce Wiffle Ball Sunday for September 3rd. The activities will kick off between 1 and 2 PM at the Skyline View facility. National Anthems of the USA, Canada and the Iroquois Nation will commence promptly at 2:00 PM. Beer and soda will be provided. Participants are requested to bring their main dish- although there will be hot dogs provided as well. Also a snack or two is always welcomed. Coming into the Labor Day weekend, NRWBA leading batters include Jodi Morrow - .401, Sheila Bixby .373 and Trish Calzada at .373. Leading the Men in batting is Dr. Kevin Bixby at .333, Rafael Calzada at .332 and Lotto Morrow at .272. One of the biggest surprises of the season has been PeeWee Moran's .242 average. Oddly enough, Lori Moran is batting .338. On the injury report, Diane Etsweiler is expected to be back in the lineup for the Labor Day weekend event. Any questions? Email Dr. Kevin Bixby @ nrwiffle@hotmail.com
Carlisle, PA (Remember to click an ad!) The Buzzard sent an investigative reporter into the Regal View Section to determine if things have calmed down from last years tragic events. 2005 marked random violence , lude behavior and an occassional public intoxication charge. "I must admit, I was a little scared to go into Regal View- especially the southern section, " stated the undercover reporter. How is Regal View 2006? "It seems like there are fights breaking out everywhere. Kids are looking to wrestle and the rabbit punch has become popular. Water balloons are flying from the roof tops, M80s are hidden in mailboxes and people haven't cut their grass in months. I think our photographer has really captured the spirit of the place, " reported The Buzzard. There is talk of extra police patrols and possibly making Skyline View a gated community. According to Officer Mooney of the local police department, "We talk about sending troops, ehr , ehr , I mean officers into Regal View but it is a tough assignment." (Photos: Random teenagers fighting under the Regal View street sign, Youth of Regal View looking for a fight)
Carlisle, PA (Support my advertisers - Please click on an ad to support The Buzzard) Today, The Buzzard learned from a well placed source that enrollment at Crestview has jumped from 450 to 485 students. This jump of 35 students, along with the future students expected from pending developments, is sure to tax the vintage 1954 plumbing. While Principal Burgess is on his way out to the new plumbing at Bellaire, Crestview has been partially renovated with new tile flooring. Accord to The Source "Every 15 years or so they decide to switch from tile to carpet. So we are expecting to have carpet back in Crestview somewhere around 2021." "The new flooring is nice and clean, however it made me dizzy, " according to a student who received a pre-school year tour. It should be noted the Carlisle teachers still are without a contract as wording of the deal is yet to be finalized. In breaking news, Gym Teacher Mrs. Rodgers and Music Teacher Mrs. Walters have been assigned to Crestview for the 2006-2007 school year. With Burgess gone, The new commander at Crestview is Principal Holly. In other school related news, dispite extensive lobbying the school bus will remain at last years location at 175 Skyline View Drive. The Buzzard has determined there are no asbestos issues at Crestview. Mesothelioma is a serious condition caused by exposure to asbestos
By "Fire Ant" Becky, Cub Reporter The afternoon of Sunday August 20, 2006 "Bread Dip" Bixby waited in the Orr's yard for the arrival of his missed pal, Engleberg. "Bread Dip" sat with "Fire Ant" awaiting his arrival. As "Fire Ant" came up with other stories for "The Buzzard," Bread Dip sat there looking hopefully down the road waiting for the vroooooom of Engleberg's Harley. "He looks like a lost puppy out there on the lawn, " said Mary Orr. We were waiting and waiting, and every once in awhile we could hear other motorcycles coming down the road.This made Bread Dip very upset when they passed. After a few hours of waiting and a few beers later, we decided to make a WELCOME HOME sign on Engleberg's driveway. "Bread Dip's" youngest bagel came out with her chalk and made a sign on Engleberg's driveway with the help of "Fire Ant." We just kept on waiting, waiting and waiting. No Engleberg in sight. After awhile Engleberg's wife decided to join the festivities. "Bread Dip" and Mrs. Engleberg were chatting away, when "Fire Ant" heard something. It was the sweet sound of a Harley! "Bread Dip" jumped out of his chair with excitement and ran onto Skyline View Drive. Snapping pictures as the Engleberg's returned from their amazing ride. Once Engleberg and Orr Jr. got off the Harley, "Bread Dip" gave Engleberg a kiss. "After waiting a few hours to see my buddy ride in on his Harley....it touched me very much. They did this for all of us. They did it for America, " said Bread Dip as he wiped a tear away from his eye.
Carlisle, PA (AP) Just moments ago Dave & Davis Orr arrived home safely after a 870 plus mile adventure to the 9/11 crash sites. While information is still coming in, The Buzzard can report the duo completed the Thursday to Sunday trip with more stories than we can report on now. This will not be the last report on this tremendous accomplishment by the Daves. The Buzzard was there to capture the Orrs as they arrived back to North Ridge. Early reports indicate that younger Dave may have become engaged to a older women in New York. We will continue to investigate this story. Over 1000 riders participated in the police escorted trip to Pennsylvanis, New York and D.C. The Buzzard will be publishing pictures from the trip taken by the younger Orr. The Buzzard was on hand to great the Orrs as they arrived and took numerous pictures of the father and son combination. The homecoming was special with Becky and Frannie completing a "Welcome Home" drawing in chalk on the Orr's driveway. "I can't wait for Mr. Ord to get home," stated Frannie. The Orrs left early Thursday morning on their Harley-Davidson to participate in the ride that according to wtop.com raises over $20,000 and continues to grow every year. As WTOP reports "It started as a small idea, but quickly turned into an annual event." More to follow.... (Photos: Orrs wrap up a 874 mile journey. Dave & David home safely. Becky and Fran prepare a "welcome home' chalk sign in the Orr'd driveway. Yukon waiting got the other male members of the Orr Family. The odometer reflects the long trip. Photo from a Hagerstown, MD newspaper.)
Valley Meadows, Carlisle, PA (AP). On Saturday, North Ridge resident "Twitchy" Bixby was a member of the U-11 Red Devils who overcame a slow start to win the YMCA 3v3 Championships. The Red Devils were easily beaten by a team from Halifax in Game 1, but went 3-1-1 to secure 3rd place in the four team playoff. Avenging an earlier loss, the Red Devils won 3-1 to advance into the finals against another Carlisle entry. The outcome was never in doubt as the Red Devils won 4-0 with Twitchy pitching in a couple goals. The Red Devils were former members of the Carlisle Thunder U-10 travel team. Sports Update... The Buzzard will follow the local youth sports this season. We hope to have reports from field hockey, lacrosse, football and of course Wiffle ball
Carlisle, PA (UPI) The North Ridge Buzzard today has formally announced editor Dr. Kevin Bixby has challenged North Ridge Buzz Editor Chuck Moran to an old fashion fist fight. "We have taken a large share of the Buzz blog market. Our page hits are growing. we are looking for the final punch, " according to a Buzzard spokesperson. "We feel there is a market for this type of activity in certain sections of North Ridge. It also presents a unique marketing strategy." The Buzzard is currently trying to line-up some undercard events. The opening fist fight will likely by Big Dave Orr versus Jodi Morrow. Size versus speed. In other news.... The Northridge Buzz recently reported eating broccoli is good for you. Once again, in case you missed it, eating broccoli is good for you. (photo: Chuck Moran thinking about the future of The North Ridge Buzz)
Carlisle PA (Tass) Earlier today The North Ridge Buzz reported on the dangers of an overweight backpack. The story originated from California and was no doubt sponsored by a chiropractor. In direct response to this Buzz posting, The Buzzard conducted it's own study on backpack safety. "It seems funny the original story was based out of California and it sounds like a chiro trying to drum up some business, " according to a Buzzard spokeperson. "Here in North Ridge, we don't take kindly to some left coast quack telling us what is dangerous for our kids." The Buzzard decided to complete their own study on backpack safety. The Buzzard located a neighborhood kid riding a scooter and asked her to particpate in the study. The youth is 10 years old and in good physical condition. Initially the youth carried her 11.2 pound backpack around the block two times - thus travelling a full mile. The youth reported no injuries or discomfort. On the second lap we strapped a 25 pound weight and a couple concrete blocks to the bag. The weight now climbed to 53 pounds. The results were shocking. The youth took 2 or 3 steps and was violently jerked backward, almost immediately falling to the ground. The Buzzard is happy to report the child will make a full recovery after 3-4 weeks of chiropractic treatment.
Investigative Report: Another Old Milwaukee for Morrow?
Carlisle, PA Buzzard undercover investigative reports hit the streets early this morning in hopes of landing the biggest story in North Ridge Blog history. According to Buzzard editor Dr. Kevin Bixby, "We got a tip last week from "Fat Eddie" who is a chucker on the trash truck. He indicated we should investigate noted beer snob Chris "Lotto" Morrow." Morrow is typically seen in public drinking high end beers. He also routinely refuses to drink beers with case prices under $25. The question? What does Lotto drink when at home? Thanks to some sloppy work from the recycling crew, an empty can and bottle were left in close proximity of the Morrow house. Using the latest photographic technology, The Buzzard has been able to zoom in and clarify the mystery bottles located at the Morrow home. The shocking result- A light beer and a non-alcoholic beer. We sent a team in to recover the bottle and can and we will be doing some DNA testing on them. It is possible, of course, that they were drank by Jodi or one of the kids, However, as it stands now, we believe Chris "Lotto" Morrow is an imitation beer snob. Morrow has refused comment on the situation when contacted by phone. However, it was clear at the time of the call, Morrow was opening a can of some sort.
Carlisle, PA (AP) While "The Buzz" and "The Buzzard" fight for local page views, it appears editors Chuck "PeeWee" Moran (Buzz) and Kevin "Bread Dip" Bixby (Buzzard) will face off in THE EDITOR OF THE YEAR AWARD being sponsored by a local establishment. "I will ask "Lotto" Morrow to be my right hand man in this event. He is in touch with the people of Regal View. He has the street toughness that will build some cred for my campaign. We need the 'cred' to get the vote of the Regal View section of North Ridge," stated Bixby Moran is expected to bring outsiders in to help with his campaign. "If you haven't noticed, I am trying to distance myself from the people of North Ridge. I question "The Buzzard", I read an article that indicated I have not done a North Ridge article in the last 18 posts. That is wrong. It should be 19 posts." Latest research indicates Moran is upto 23 straight non- North Ridge articles on the North Ridge Buzz. More details to follow. In other news... please stay away from asbestos, it may cause mesothelioma. If you suspect a building has asbestos, please contact The Buzzard. We will investigate (Photos: On left, a candid picture of Moran spending some family time at home. At right, Bixby)
Carlisle, PA (Reuters) The male members of the Orr family left Skyline View this morning to participate in "America's 911 Foundation" (www.americas911foundation.org) motorcycle ride. Buzzard Editor, Dr. Kevin Bixby was an eye witness to the official internet entry. "Junior Orr is the one who pushed the button to make it official. It appears the younger Orr was keen on participating but did not have a motorcycle (yet). So in a nice jesture, he invited his father to particpate." According to an pre ride email, the Orrs will travel to each of the crash sites from 9/11. Big Dave anticpates over 5000 riders alone from Somerset. The junior Orr will work as official photographer and field journalist for "The Buzzard." The senior Orr has also arranged for a tour of the Pentagon. "The Buzzard" also is anticipating occasional updates from the field from the Orr family.
The North Ridge Buzzard investigative team has determined the blog "North Ridge Buzz" has published 18 straight articles not related to our community. Of the 18 articles, three have some relevance to the North Middleton Township- but not North Ridge. The last related article appeared in July . The Buzzard was unable to obtain a response from Buzz Editor, Chuck "PeeWee" Moran. In other news.... The Buzzard is currently in negotiations with Dave Orr to become the official photographer of his Harley ride to the crash sites of September 11.
Please remember, The North Ridge Buzzard will only publish articles related to the streets of North Ridge.
Carlisle, PA.... In June 2005, he stood on top of the Wiffle Ball world. An MVP who could play through injury, pitch with pinpoint accuracy and provide the occasional home run. He had the Wiffle Ball community in his very large hand. The decline came as swiftly as his pitches. His name? As far as anyone can remember- Bill Entwistle. What happened to the 6' 5" right-hander from the Regal View section of North Ridge? "He got in the middle of too many fights in the bad section of the neighborhood. Oh brother- there were fights. Oh brother -tons of fights, " according to a resident who did not want to be identified. "I think it just wore him down. They took Bill out of the Regal View, but you can't take the Regal view out of Bill - or something like that." Others believe he just started riding his bike and never came back. "He rode off into the sunset knowing he could never duplicate his efforts from 2005," stated Dave Orr of the more upscale Skyline View section of North Ridge. Entwistle's too brief career line: Pitching 19-9 1 shutout and a 4.23 ERA Batting .245 7 HR and 27 RBIs
FIRST IN A SERIES OF WEEKLY UPATES ON LOCAL WIFFLE BALL Carlisle, PA (UPI) Several weekend games featuring kids and adults wrapped up this weekend. North Ridge Wiffle Ball President Dr. Kevin Bixby also announced a sponsorship deal with Wilkes-Barre brewer "Lion's Head" prior to the games. "We have brokered a deal that will allow us to purchase Lion's Head pilsener beer for $9.25 a case at a local establishment, " according to Bixby. "We have had a long relationship with this brewery and now it is official." On the diamond, Chris "Lotto" Morrow went 4 for 11 raising his average to a season high .272 - only .043 behind his wife Jodi. Back from a series of golf outings, Rafael Calzada struggled to regain his form but did manage to hit two homers to dead center. on the injury front, Trish Calzada was injured by a misguided throw from Bixby. Further distancing himself from the North Ridge community, Chuck Moran was a no-show for the games. "I was working on an important story on the future of origami for an upcoming blog posting." Also missing was Dave Orr as he spent close to 6 hours downloading pictures from the Internet.
Carlisle, PA (AP) Just past 4:oo PM eastern time a large tsunami-like wave sent water throughout the Skyline View section of North Ridge. North Middleton officials have not officially classified the event as a tsunami, however many expect the devastation to be in the millions. A local youth, "Skyhawk", stated, "I have never seen anything like it. Water was coming from everywhere. I am an amateur photographer and was able to get a single picture from the source area. It was a horrible thing to see." River Rescue was called in to search for the unknown lady in the photo. "Looking at the photo, we can not imagine she survived. But we will continue efforts to locate her. We believe she could have actually been shot 2-3 miles from the impact zone, " according an unidentified source.
Local editor, Chuck Moran, of the North Ridge Buzz has missed several late breaking news stories in the community of North Ridge. With concerns of a lack of journalistic integrity, residents have launched "The North Ridge Buzzard" blog site.
"We noticed PeeWee (Moran) was concentrating too much on activities outside North Ridge. He even took the official website of North Ridge Wiffle Ball of his site, " according to Chris "Lotto" Morrow. "We are hoping "The Buzzard" will focus on the activities of the neighborhood," continued Morrow. "We are hoping to become an official sponsor of North Ridge Wiffle Ball as well and get the word out that "The Buzzard" is the real source for information in Nizzle Ridge."