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Music Performance, Music Theory, Piano
The piano has always been my greatest passion; I have never been able to imagine life without it. I was very fortunate to have had the benefit of a great education in music starting at an early age. My goal as pianist and teacher is to pass on the wisdom of my own teachers, as well as my enthusiasm for this great instrument and the rich repertoire of music written for it.
I received a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of Southern California, where I was a student of Daniel Pollack for 12 years. In order to become the best teacher possible, I minored in Music Education, gaining experience in the major theories of music pedagogy and teaching techniques. In teaching, I strive to create an optimal blend of old and new by combining the great and time-honored traditions of piano playing, as instilled in me through my piano studies, with recent discoveries and advents in the field of music pedagogy.
My performing experiences have taken me across great distances in time and space, with performances in major halls across the globe, featuring music of over five centuries. I have commissioned new works and performed numerous premieres, and have also played music of the Renaissance and early Baroque on the Harpsichord. I have also accompanied singers and played chamber music extensively.
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Playing the piano is a journey of discovery and joy that lasts a lifetime. The rewards of playing extend far beyond the piano, bearing dividends in all areas of music, as well as outside of music. Such important basic skills as concentration, tenacity, and delaying of gratification, are promoted from the outset of piano lessons, and are readily adaptable to other fields and challenges. At the same time, students of all levels, from 6 months of lessons to several years of experience, can develop and maintain a repertoire of pieces to present to family and friends, and to play for their own gratification and self-esteem.
My guiding philosophy in teaching is that everyone can learn to play the piano with hard work and good training. Talent is neither necessary, nor sufficient in itself to produce great pianists. What will promote excellence in piano playing is a thorough and well-rounded grounding in the various aspects of music, including music theory, piano technique, music history, and repertoire-building. I teach these and many other components of music in all my lessons. I use method books with earlier level students and gradually incorporate works from the classical repertoire. I assign enjoyable, beneficial music theory projects, rhythmic exercises, and teach pieces of differing genres, styles, and demands to keep lessons varied and interesting. Several times a year, our hard work is shared with others at student recitals, where family and strangers alike join students in the joy of music and the piano.
*** Studio Equipment ***
The teacher's home studio includes a large studio space with 2 grand pianos side by side so the student learn by example where applicable. Seating is also available for family and guests. There is also a warm up studio room for students that arrive early and are waiting to start their lesson.
*** Travel Equipment ***
Students will need access to a piano or keyboard for regular practicing.
*** Specialties ***
Piano technique, classical piano repertoire, music theory and aural skills, musicology, accompanying and chamber music.
Broadway Singing, Flute, Music Performance, Music Theory, Opera Voice, Piano, Singing, Speaking Voice, Spoken Word, Stage Performance, Vocal Training
Kris has been a private vocal, flute and piano instructor since 1984, and has been teaching in the Santa Clarita Valley since 1994. Her students have gone on to perform in the Los Angeles Opera Company, and in Regional Theatre and National Touring Companies for Hairspray, The King And I, The Music Man, Jekyll and Hyde, A Little Night Music, Fiddler On the Roof, My Fair Lady, Edges, Cats, and many other great musicals. She has been an Individual Voice Instructor at The American Musical and Dramatic Academy in Los Angeles since the Fall semester of 2004, and also teaches at a private studio in West Hollywood. She has taught vocal workshops from coast to coast, in Musical Theatre and Rock styles.
Kris has been the Vocal Director for the Southern California Childrens' Music Theatre productions of And The World Goes 'Round, Zombie Prom and Footloose, and was also the Vocal and Musical Director for their production of Once Upon A Mattress. She was the Vocal Director for productions of Into The Woods and Urinetown at Hart High School in Newhall, California. She has also lent her talents to Benefit The Leukemia Foundation, Project AIDS L.A., and The Compton Battered Women�s Shelter, as featured performer, Vocal and Musical Director.
Kris has been a professional performer since the age of 10, beginning her career in the world of sacred music. She had the privilege of being a televised singer of sacred music, in the cathedrals of St. Patrick's and St. John the Divine in New York City. Kris' live performances have included all styles of music, including Jazz, Pop, Country, Bluegrass, Broadway, Classical, and Rock. She has had an extensive career as a jingle singer, arranger, songwriter, flautist and backup vocalist, as well as having had her own weekly broadcast jazz show. Kris has appeared in several musicals, on stage and in the orchestra pit. Musical Theatre credits include: Frau Blucher (Young Frankenstein); Mother Abbess (The Sound of Music); Mrs. Beauregarde/Grandma Josephine (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory); Philia (A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum). She has also sung in the Ensembles of several other productions. She led and performed with the popular local jazz ensemble The Treblemakers, with whom she recorded a CD, It�s Not About The Coffee. Other CD credits include The Wedding Collection (Arista Records), Land of The Diamond Sun, A Wolf At My Door, The Same Road Twice (all on Melonball Records), Last Night At Europa, A Class Act, and Like Fine Wine (Canadian American/Caprice International/The Orchard). Commercial jingle credits include Barbie, Clorox, American Airlines, Keebler Cookies, Thomas' English Muffins, and many others. Original compositions used by international television and radio.
Training: BM Jazz Studies, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN. IU studies include Vocal Training with Eileen Farrell and Tim Noble; Applied Flute with Harry Houdeshel; Jazz Studies with David Baker and Dominic Spera. Ongoing vocal studies with Douglas Susu-Mago, Chicago and Los Angeles.
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I am pretty easygoing, because I realize that students probably have a lot of homework, jobs, children to raise, etc. I believe that music should be enjoyable as well as educational! I also know that when a student practices, it heightens their enjoyment of music because it is far more fulfilling. I can guarantee that if you work with me as hard as I work with a student, you will feel excellent about your progress and ability! I have experience teaching people on the autism spectrum and those with Down Syndrome.
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Two keyboards. Roland RD-150 and a Casio Privia. Both are 88 keys. They are stacked, Rick Wakeman-style. Student may choose which one to play, as long as it is appropriate for their size. CD player, music stands.
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I can provide literature, with financial compensation from the student or guardians. I can bring a CD player, but need a piano or keyboard to be in the home if I am to provide piano or voice lessons. Student must have their own flute.
*** Specialties ***
Whole voice, patient teaching of all ages and personalities, jazz, musical theatre, classical, pop. I teach all levels of flute and voice, and beginners to intermediate piano
Broadway Singing, Guitar, Music Theory, Piano, Singing, Songwriting
Well-versed in voice, music theory, popular song styles and poetic writing, I can definitely help you expand in your musical and creative endeavors. I studied voice and jazz arranging at Berklee College of Music, and then earned my Master's of Music degree in music composition from Cal State LA. I have sung pop, jazz and theatre music in Los Angeles, New York, and across the US and Canada. I've appeared on the Jay Leno Show, and have sung in many local music venues, such as the Troubadour and Luna Park. I have won multiple awards for my songs in internationally acclaimed "I HATE MUSICALS" - a short film musical (now on iTunes). My musical theatre works has been been presented in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Chicago. I am a proud member of CMASH, a composer collective in San Francisco, and I collaborate with Ann Moss, Liam Wade, and Arnold Margolin. My song Practice Your Flamenco was recently recorded at George Lucas' Skywalker Sound, and will be featured on Ann Moss's new CD, Currents.
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As a teacher and coach, my aim is to inspire you to be the best you can be. My lessons always include a warm-up, song study and performance. I truly enjoy guiding students of all ages to really take their musical aspirations seriously - and have lots of fun doing it! Also, I want you to be apart of choosing what songs you'd like to study. I can transpose any song to fit your voice type and range. I will provide lyric sheets, and for guitarists, chord charts. If you are inquisitive about songwriting, or music theory, I can definitely be a guide in those areas as well.
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Piano, Keyboard, Guitar, ProTools, Finale
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Guitar, keyboard.
*** Specialties ***
Folk, Rock, Alternative Rock, Jazz, Musical Theater
Arrangement and Composition, Classical Piano, Composition, Music Theory, Piano
An award-winning composer with experience teaching Piano, Music Theory, and Music Composition, Dale's teaching draws on a background of 15 years of piano study and six years of teaching. Her current students range from ages 4 to 40 and have played classical works by Beethoven and Chopin, film scores by John Williams, classical rock favorites, and top pop hits. Dale's eclectic experience as a pianist she has performed classical, musical theater, and pop music translates to an open-minded, knowledgeable approach in her lessons, whether she's teaching beginning or advanced students.
Dale is a native of Chatham, New Jersey. She moved to Los Angeles in 2009 to pursue her Master of Music degree in Music Composition from the University of Southern California, which she received in 2011. At USC, Dale studied Composition and Piano and served as a Teaching Assistant for the Music Theory department. Dale is an accomplished composer who has won numerous awards and commissions for her music, and her compositions have been performed widely across the U.S. and internationally.
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Are you looking for a friendly, experienced teacher who wants you to play the music you love? Then I'm a great fit! I love helping students learn music that they're passionate about while teaching them excellent technique. My teaching style is all about you; while I have tried-and-true methods and teaching strategies that have worked well for my students in the past, I'm always open to changing my approach or arranging a piece so that my students remain excited and engaged in their music.
My diverse studio ranges from beginners to more advanced students. Whether you're just starting out or you've been playing for years and are looking to improve, I can't wait to teach you to play your favorite music!
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I have an upright piano in my studio.
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Students should have a piano or an electronic keyboard.
*** Specialties ***
I teach Piano as well as Music Theory and Composition.
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Accordion, Acoustic Guitar, Arrangement and Composition, Banjo, Bass Guitar, Bluegrass Guitar, Blues Guitar, Cello, Drum, Ear Training, Guitar, Mandolin, Music Theory, Piano, Songwriting, Ukulele
I have been happily playing music for over half of my life and it has always been the light in my day. Now it is my hope to shed that same light onto you or your child. I am a very friendly and fun teacher with a great deal of professionalism and patience, even more importantly I love teaching and music with a passion.
I have been playing an instrument since the 4th grade (cello) and, as I learned how music works, was slowly able to pick-up a greater variety instruments with an increasing degree of ease. In high school, I decided to pick-up the guitar just to "have fun and rock out". I joined a band, played in the high school orchestra, joined the high school jazz band and began to practice songwriting and cover songs. Still, it was not until after I took my first class on music theory that I knew how much I not only loved the thrill of playing music but the discovery of how it worked. With this experience I can show you or your child why learning an instrument can be not only an exciting experience but an interesting and enthralling one as well.
I have been teaching music for over 5 years and have had experience with children as young as 5 to adults in their late 80's. I am a very attentive teacher who can not only help get you moving in the right direction but keep you on that path until your are a self-sufficient musician. A status that allows you to learn whatever you want on your instrument by yourself, whether it be for business, pleasure or for mere self-improvement.
I have had the chance to study with graduates of the Musician's Institute (MI), the California Institute of the Arts (CAL Arts) and Berklee College of Music. This has given me an inside look into how and what each institute teaches, as well as a first hand look at the techniques and ideas that the great players from these remarkable schools have come to produce.
My formal music education consists of 2 years at Pasadena City College where I obtained my general Associates Degree (much of the studies included music) and a semester at California State University Long Beach as a Jazz Guitar Performance Major. Additionally I have taken a great deal of classes in California State University Long Beach's teaching credential program, where I learned strategies and theories of how and what to teach my students - making me that much more effective at my craft. At Pasadena City College I studied with jazz/classical guitarist, Ron Berman, who has played with such jazz greats as Herb Ellis and Jimmy Wyble. At Cal State Long Beach I studied with jazz guitarist Ron Eschete, a former teacher at MI who has toured with the likes of Ray Brown, John Dizzy Gillespie and Jim Hall.
Most importantly I hope to show you or your child a new way to love and appreciate music. And to provide you with the ability to have the most fun on your instrument as possible.
I am also part of Takelessons Skype lessons program (lessons that take place on the internet via Skype) for those looking for a more convenient or affordable way to take music lessons from home.
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Throughout my lessons, I always encourage basic skills including scales, sight-reading and technical exercises. But what I hope to give all my students is a basic understanding of music and their instrument, providing them with a practical ability to navigate the vast world of music for a lifetime.
Beyond these skills, I always have songs, styles and theory for you to work on but I am often more interested in what you as an individual want to learn on your instrument. Getting to learn concepts that you have chosen yourself will help encourage practice and will make the finished product all the more the rewarding.
I can custom tailor a teaching curriculum and/or style for any of my students: we can focus on learning songs, learning to read, how to write music, how music works, and even how to play specific styles of music (including funk, rock, jazz, Latin, flamenco, classical, country and blues). I also self tailor my own worksheets and set weekly goals with my students to help encourage practice, understanding and progress. For students interested in more advanced concepts, I can also teach ear training, music theory, advanced jazz improvisation as well as advanced playing techniques.
And... all this in a friendly and easy-going teaching environment.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Located in my home garage, it is equipped with a small stage, an upright piano, an electric keyboard, a PA system, amplifiers, a drum set, a lap steel guitar, a pedal steel guitar, 2 cellos, multiple guitars, a mandolin, a dobro, 2 5-string banjos, a 4-string tenor banjo, a ukulele, 2 accordions and 2 electric basses.
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I can provide a guitar, cello (a full size), electric bass, a banjo, an amp, an accordion, cords and the occasional pick to students (sorry no spare mandolin or ukulele). I would only require an outlet and room to practice in; if the student could bring a pick that would be fantastic as well! I can also bring acoustic guitars if an outlet is unavailable and if that is in fact the kind of guitar the student wants to learn.
For piano students, it is best that they have their own piano or keyboard at their home; if the student is unable to obtain a piano for the first few lessons I do have a mobile keyboard but would require a fair amount of setting up.
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Styles: Jazz, Rock, Reggae, Metal, Funk, Progressive Rock, Classical, Folk, Bluegrass, Country, Various forms of Latin Music, Blues, and a few others.
Instruments: Beginning to Intermediate - Drums, Accordion and Piano.
Beginning to Advanced - Guitar, Mandolin, Cello, Banjo, Tenor Banjo (4 String), Electric Bass, Ukulele, Dobro, Lapsteel guitar (6 String C6 Tuning), Slide guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar (10 String E9 Tuning).
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Music Theory, Ear Training, Sight Reading, and Song Writing.
Music Performance, Music Theory, Piano, Singing, Songwriting
I was born and raised in Los Angeles, Ca and was quickly introduced to music at an early age when my grandmother got me a keyboard for Christmas at age six. Although I didn't begin a formal music education until later in life, that didn't stop me from figuring out the basics on my own.
I got into singing just from following along with the current radio hits and played piano just by remembering the notes I heard from the songs that were played in church. Eventually I attended Musicians Institute and that was when everything came full circle for me.
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Each lesson will vary from each student but the goals will be the same; to properly understand all aspects of the voice and how to safely take care of it while singing, all within the relaxing environment of your own home.
The initial lesson will consist of understanding your goals as a singer and figuring out what we can do as a team to make that happen. this could be anything from preparing for an audition, to songwriting assistance.
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*** Travel Equipment ***
Mic, Portable PA, Keyboard
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Music Theory - Ear Training - Sight Singing
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Over 60 Full-band live performance workshops - Live Performance Workshop Program specializing in the styles of modern rock, blues, top 40, reggae and country
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As one of thousands of Central Susquehanna Valley citizens who are current or retired commonwealth employees and who now or in the future will rely on our earned and promised state retirements, I read with interest John Finnerty's column, "Budgets $44B barrier" in the Jan. 28 edition.
As a 28-year commonwealth employee, I have contributed more than six percent of my gross pay each and every payday toward funding my retirement. In addition, when I signed on with the state back in 1984, I essentially signed a contract that I would work for lower wages than I could garner in the private sector, with a four-year degree, with the promise the commonwealth would then provide me certain benefits, including a guaranteed retirement based upon my contributions and my years of state service.
Over the years I have been able to earn advancement and also earn pay raises, and have been able to garner a living wage so I could provide for my wife and children.
However, in recent years, our legislators in Harrisburg have taken steps that now threaten the retirement income of myself and the other thousands of current and retired commonwealth employees. The legislature has failed to fund their end of the bargain. They have instead essentially balanced our state budgets on the backs of state employees instead of placing into the system the monies needed to keep the retirement system at a healthy ratio.
Now that there is an estimated $44 billion of bills due, instead of paying those bills, some legislators wish to change the rules of the system and not keep the promises made to commonwealth employees. It is interesting that there has been no information about the legislators cutting their own retirements. Indeed, I have not had a pay raise for the past five years, whereas, by law, our legislators have benefited from a guaranteed pay raise each year.


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Will Ballantyne try to break away from Charlotte and become its own city?
That is certain to be among the topics at Saturday morning's Ballantyne Breakfast Club meeting.
Ballantyne has grown to become one of the most successful areas of Charlotte.
"I think the story of Ballantyne is the story of Charlotte. It is about all of the assets that make Charlotte special," said Ned Curran, President and CEO of the Bissell Companies.
Curran's company was one of the original developers who helped turn some 2,000 acres of woods into what Ballantyne is today.
And Curran said he believes it should remain part of Charlotte.
"For us at least, it looks to me like we are doing very well in Ballantyne. People are prospering. We've got demand for our products," said Curran.
But if you talk to some Ballantyne taxpayers, they think splitting is at least worth considering.
"As a local resident I think we have our own unique opportunities and our unique needs, so I'd like to learn more about it," said Ballantyne resident Ron Steinbrink.
But others said it makes more sense to remain part of Charlotte.
"You know, if every small group that wanted to secede and be their own small little island, it probably is not going to work long term," said another resident, Jim Burton.
Those who favor separation believe that down the road, Ballantyne should get more and better services for less money.
Sharon Simpson was out for dinner at a Ballantyne restaurant Friday night and said, "I think if it benefits everybody over here, I think it would work out."
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Sarah Palin and the Brokered GOP Convention Fantasy
Mark my words: A brokered convention in August means a broken party in November.
Forget the four horsemen of the GOP-ocalypse, pounding each other into a Stupor Tuesday stalemate--Sarah Palin is waiting in the wings. The Sarah-cuda surfaced briefly on CNN tonight, roiling the political waters with a wink toward the brokered convention crowd.
In an interview with CNN on Tuesday, Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin did not shoot down the idea of accepting a proposal to run for president should the Republican presidential race lead to an open convention in August.
"Anything is possible. I don't close any doors that perhaps would be open out there, so, no, I wouldn't close that door," Palin said after casting her vote in Alaska's Republican caucuses. "My plan is to be at that convention."
Sure she was asked the question by a CNN reporter. But the Sage of Wasilla could easily have replied that she looked forward to getting behind one of the four great candidates when they're nominated in Tampa; she could have said that the only people talking about an open convention are liberal reporters intent on sabotaging the eventual GOP nominee; she could have spouted any sort of bland non-answer answer, but instead she deliberately left the proverbial door open.
[ Check out political cartoons about Palin.]
Her response brought to mind two observations.
First: For all the fantasy talk about an open or brokered GOP convention, the only people who are mentioning Sarah Palin as a possible white knight candidate are Palin herself and the CNN reporter. The names that usually come up are Mitch Daniels, Chris Christie, Paul Ryan … even Jeb Bush. Palin is last cycle's news.
Second: The whole notion of a brokered convention should be a nightmare for any sober-minded Republican. For one thing, all of the would be white knights have weaknesses: Daniels annoys social conservatives and has a charisma deficit; Christie suffers from moderate apostasy on issues like immigration, gun control, and climate change; Ryan's Medicare "overhaul" plan is politically toxic; Bush is, well, a Bush.
[ See editorial cartoons about the 2012 GOP primary field.]
But there's another problem. As I wrote in my column a month ago:
Suppose even that the dream comes to pass and a deadlocked GOP convention closes with the establishment producing a Daniels or Christie or Ryan from the proverbial smoke-filled back room. As Hot Air's Ed Morrissey sketched out in the Fiscal Times last month, it's a suboptimal scenario: "Ten weeks from the election, the party would have a nominee for which no one had cast a ballot in a primary, who has raised no money, who has built no organization, and who has articulated no platform."
This would be the political equivalent of plucking an untested rookie who hasn't played baseball in months and starting him in the World Series.
Let's be clear: Every political reporter in America wants a brokered convention, but no GOPer should be encouraging it. A brokered convention in August will mean a broken party in November.
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By AMANDA GRAY
Elkhart County was decidedly a Republican stronghold, based on last night's finalized numbers.
Voter turnout was lower this election than during the 2008 presidential election, but it was still successful, according to Wendy Hudson, clerk of the circuit court and secretary of the Elkhart County Election Board.
"We got voters to the right precincts when they called," Hudson said. "We had a lot of voters that didn't know where to vote — we spent all day doing that, answering calls and helping voters get to where they needed to go. The voter turnout was higher in 2008 with about 65 percent turnout, and we hit about 55 percent turnout this year. I was hoping we would hit at least 60 percent."
Hudson said election night wrapped up for Elkhart County around 10 p.m., after the votes from one precinct had to be rescanned through a voting machine.
"The poll workers didn't handle a power outage correctly," Hudson said.
The precinct poll workers accidentally combined absentee and regular ballots into a pile, but didn't know which had been counted, Hudson said. The ballots did not have to be hand-counted, but they did have to be rescanned by Election Board staff at the main office to get a correct number.
National races
Elkhart County voters wanted the Republican ticket of Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan in the White House, according to turnout numbers.
The ticket received 42,348 votes, or 62.3 percent, in Tuesday's election. President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden received 24,376 votes, or 35.86 percent. The Libertarian ticket of Gary Johnson and Jim Gray received 1,044 votes, or 1.54 percent. There were 207 write-in votes.
Compared to 2008, that is a slightly higher margin of victory for the Republican ticket. In 2008, The John McCain/Sarah Palin ticket gathered 39,396 votes, or 55 percent, while the Obama/Biden ticket gathered 31,398 votes, or 43.83 percent.
Republicans succeeded in other national races in the county, too. Had the race for the open U.S. Senate seat from Indiana been decided by Elkhart County, Republican Richard Mourdock would have won. He received 35,832 votes from Elkhart County residents, 53.3 percent and just over 7,600 more votes than his Democratic opponent Joe Donnelly, who received 28,205 votes, or 41.95 percent of the vote.
Donnelly, who currently serves as Indiana's U.S. House District 2 representative, went on to win the election state-wide.
Speaking of U.S. House District 2, Republican Jackie Walorski won handily in Elkhart County. She received 38,864 votes (57.65 percent), while Democrat Brendan Mullen received 26,595 votes (39.45 percent) and Libertarian Joe Ruiz received 1,926 votes (2.86 percent). Mullen lost the entire district by a smaller margin.
This is the first time in more than 10 years that a majority of Elkhart County has been included in District 2. Elkhart County Republican Chairman Dale Stickel said that Elkhart County used to be in the same district as South Bend, but in 2000, when Indiana lost two congressional seats, the county was split between two districts.
"I would say they've been in the same district 20 out of the last 30 years, or even 30 out of the last 40 years," Stickel said Wednesday.
State and local races
The race for the Indiana governor's spot in Elkhart County had similar margins to the U.S. Senate and U.S. District 2 races. Republican Mike Pence won Elkhart County with 38,969 votes, or 57.9 percent. Democrat John Gregg got 26,340 votes, or 39.14 percent, with Libertarian Rupert Boneham receiving 1,978 votes, or 2.94 percent. Pence won state-wide, but by a smaller margin.
Compared to 2008, those are almost identical percentages. Republican incumbent Mitch Daniels received 57.83 percent of the vote in Elkhart County then, and Democrat Jill Long Thompson received 39.67 percent.
Elkhart County Council will see three at-large seats filled by Republicans, which has been par for the course for the last several decades. John Letherman and David Ashe will return to the council, and current Goshen City Council President Tom Stump will make the switch to county government in January with his new position. All received more than 38,000 votes, comparable but slightly higher than the number of votes received by the top at large county council members in 2008.
According to current Elkhart County Councilman David Hess, the last Democrat elected to Elkhart County Council was Ben Barnes in the early 1980s.


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I went to my Dr. last week because my lower back ,leg and left foot were hurting so much it wuld wake me at night!
Also I had burned my arem (Probally 3rd degree)
Any way the new medicine is moriphine sulfate 15 ml.
I 'm just not sure it's for me3????Yes it's helps my pain but I feel nervous ,anxious and have no get up and go to do things ???Anyone relate???
But, when I was taking the morphine, I would be in the middle of typing a email and the next thing I knew I was waking up. I was exhausted all the time. But, the morphine helped with the pain. My dr wanted to put me on 30 mgs sustained release to begin with and I said No" and I talked him into 15mgs sustained release. I would hate to think about how long I would have slept had I been on the 30 mgs.
The being sleepy began to lessen after 2 or 3 months, but it never went away in those 18 months. The fatigue got a little less after the same time frame.
Thanks for the reply!
I'm like you a very high tolerence!!!The morihphine is an added pain med to already strong stuff,so I know what you mean!~!!I don't get sleepy vey often!But I hate the anxiety!Now I;m not sure if maybe it's just because I'm not sure I want to take it !!
I understand your anxiety very well.I am so terrified of adverse side effects of drugs, that I usually just suffer through most things. But, Chronic Severe Pain is not something I can suffer through, at least not if I have medication that I know will work with no adverse side effects. I fought taking the ms contin as long as I could and then I just could do it any longer. But, I do remember how afraid I was when I first started taking it. Even though, I've never had any problems taking opioid meds.I was still scared. I remember the first few times I took it, I was so afraid that the being sleepy/drowsy I talked about was not as bad the first few doses I took as it was after that. I figure my fear and anxiety interfererd with the sedation effects of the med. I also remember that I always took the meds after I had eaten. I know that for some this isn't recommended due to problems when laying down. But for me, I did better when I took it if I had eaten right before.
Try this, before you take a dose try and find a tv show you're really interested in or call someone on the phone. Then take the med. Maybe if you're thinking about something else instead of the med, it might reduce the anxiety some.
Ask these and any other questions that come to mind from your doctor or your pharmacist?
By the way third degree burns usually do not hurt, as the nerves have been burned away. Other lesser burns hurt more than the more severe ones.
Take care, Annette
What???Wow, How did I know that if I put "3rd degree burn" that if Anybody You would disect it and then correct me!Excuse me for my grammer I was just trying to put across the severity of the pain and discomfort!
Anyway ,otherwise also I stand corrected with mg instead of ml!
I guess that's one way we differ,those things don't anything to me!Sometimes my Pain gets so bad and my illness that I really don't think about the little things!
Hope this dosen't upset you but I just neededd to let you know!
Take care,77grace
Well I had a long talk with my Dr. lat night and he explained to me he want's to try to swicth me over to Morphine and taper off the Methadone ,so I feel a little better trying it!But just have difficulty with all this stuff!I don't like how it makes me feel!!
Take care and have a Blesed weekend,with your name I know you must be a Believer too and we are Blessed!
It's interesting that meds effect us all so differently.
I take MSContin now and took Methadone in the past.
For me, the Methadone was the best pain relief ever, but the side effects made me unwilling to continue taking it. I was changed to MSContin. The pain management isn't quite Methadone, but it's acceptable. The side effects are more tolerable for me, too.
That's the oppisite of me,I did'nt have any side effects to Methadone that I can remember!It's been a long time though!I do feel side effects from the MSContin!Oh well,
Take soon,77grace,P.s. I will be in touch soon!
I just do know there is a difference between mg. and ml. and the thing about third degree burns. I am a stickler for precision, I guess. I know how if we are not precise, other people might simply repeat what they read here.
Nothing scares me worse than burns, painful is not the word. It goes so far beyond that.
I hope you got answers to your questions, or spoke with your doctors.
Take care, Annette
I have not noticed a funny smell on myself, but I have noted a subtle decrease in my ability to smell, it is very small but I am fairly sure of it. Let your doctor know of this and any other change however small. It might mean something diagnostically.
Take care, Annette
I have heard that some people do loose a little sense of smell while on some of these drugs.
Just curious, what made you switch from MS Contin to methadone and does it help with your pain any better.
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Obama Campaign Fined Big for Hiding Donors, Keeping Illegal Donations
The FEC levied one of its largest fines ever against Obama's campaign committee, new documents show.
Barack Obama's presidential campaign has been fined $375,000 by the Federal Election Commission for violating federal disclosure laws, Politico reports.
An FEC audit of Obama for America's 2008 records found the committee failed to disclose millions of dollars in contributions and dragged its feet in refunding millions more in excess contributions.
The resulting fine, one of the largest ever handed down by the FEC, is the result of a failure to disclose or improperly disclosing thousands of contributions to Obama for America during the then-senator's 2008 presidential run, documents show.
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The FEC says the Obama campaign failed to disclose the sources of 1,300 large donations, which together accounted for nearly $1.9 million. Election Commission rules state campaigns must report donations of $1,000 or more within 20 days of Election Day.
Obama for America was also fined for "untimely resolution of excessive contributions," according to the conciliation agreement, FEC says. The campaign accepted more than $1.3 million in contributions that came from donors who had already given $46,000—the maximum allowed by FEC rules. The campaign eventually refunded the excess cash but did not do so within the 60-day window allotted for resolving such cases, FEC said.
In addition to failing to report big donors and excess donations in a timely manner, the Obama campaign incorrectly dated the filings dealing with $85 million in funds, the FEC claims. This error appears to have been primarily the result of one transfer to the campaign committee from the Obama Victory Fund, a fundraising group that includes money raised by the Democratic National Committee that is earmarked for the presidential race.
The fines were a result of complaints filed with the FEC by the Republican National Committee. The Obama campaign has been quick to point out that the errors constitute a small portion of the more than $750 million it raised during the 2008 election cycle.
"The 2008 campaign was a record breaking campaign with over 3 million grassroots donors," Obama for America spokeswoman Katie Hogan said in an email to U.S. News. "The very few outstanding questions have now all been resolved."
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Your Dyke Hendrickson raises some scary questions in his column (Daily News, Dec. 17) about the NRA's scheme to sell or lease our waterfront land to developers. Let me add a question of my own:
Suppose after the developer gets partway through the project he runs into an environmental nightmare. What is to keep him from walking away, perhaps leaving a mess of unfinished structures?
It's true, as Mr. Hendrickson points out, that the owner of the land is the NRA, not the city. But Mayor Holaday has partnered with the NRA from the beginning of this scheme. Isn't it incumbent on her to tell us citizens what she is doing — if anything — to protect us from waterfront disaster?
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Journal Sentinel TV and film critic Duane Dudek looks at life on the small and big screen, and some of the cool stuff on both.
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Planning on seeing Wes Anderson's film "The Darjeeling Express" this weekend?
See my review here.
The story about three estranged brothers on a "spiritual journey" across India makes sense of a sort on its own, at least as much as any of the director's offbeat and aestheically precious films do, and is dramatically self contained.
But certain references to the backstory for the romantically troubled character played by Jason Schwartzman will make more sense if you check out the short film "Hotel Chevalier," which serves as a prologue, and which was shown at previews of the film.
It was not scheduled to be shown to general audiences.
The short stars Scwartzman and Natalie Portman, and is available for free download on iTunes.
And by the way, if you're going to check out Ang Lee's "Lust, Caution" or "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward James Ford," with Brad Pitt, plan on playing the babysitter overtime.
The first is 157 minutes long; the second 160 minutes.
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Shanini was traveling back with three adult male cousins and a 14-year-old niece of one of the men. They joined a group of about 165 Lebanese immigrants rooming near each other and apparently enjoyed themselves immensely, Sharon said. Then the evening of April 14, 1912, approached. According to historical records, the Titanic hit the infamous iceberg around 11:40 p.m. It sank less than three hours later.
"Shanini did not even know what was going on," Sharon said. "She did not speak English very well at that point."
Sharon explained that her great-grandmother didn't even know what happened until "late in the game. By the time they got to third class, there was sheer chaos." Despite that, it was the first-class male passengers who went down into steerage and pushed and pulled Shanini and other steerage passengers to the upper decks.
According to a 1937 Herald article, Shanini described her rescuers as "very finely dressed in their beautiful suits."
"The first class passengers had this sense of honor and chivalry," Sharon said. "Even though they were very class conscious, they not only stood aside, but they actively participated in saving the life of my great-grandmother."
Though Sharon doesn't have concrete evidence since the ship's chaos that night undermined any kind of tracking system of survivors, especially those from steerage, circumstantial evidence points to Shanini's sharing collapsible Lifeboat C with J. Bruce Ismay, managing director of the White Star Line, which operated the Titanic.
"She gives us some clues," said Sharon, referring to Shanini's documented recollection of that night. According to historical research,Llifeboat C was being loaded with passengers when full-scale chaos broke out on the deck and an officer had to fire a gun to keep men from rushing the lifeboat. Shanini recalled that event and also recalled that a man jumped from the deck onto the lifeboat after it had been loaded and the officers were walking away.


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When teaching, I often feel caught between my love of the creative process and the desire for a polished end product. Both are important, but limited time frames to work with students is always challenging. I generally only have 45 minutes to an hour once or twice a week to work with a group of students.
On the one hand, my proclivity is to invest more heavily in the creative process by allowing plenty of time for students to explore their art form unencumbered. On the other hand, I personally feel there is a need for an end-product, which requires focus on performance technique, polishing, and other important tasks. Particularly with the performing arts, I believe if students are not getting a chance to actually "perform" in front of an audience (big or small) they are not really learning the art form fully. Is it fair to cut out the "performance" element in favor of process? I lean towards no. Recently, I was fortunate enough to experience a fantastic solution to the product vs. process problem.
The collaborative performing arts activity I experienced was developed by Christy Robinson, Director of Enrichment at The Children's School in Atlanta, GA. I am currently working as a choreographer at The Children's School and we were in the midst of working on the musical There's a Monster in My Closet.
Production paused over winter break and, when we returned" instead of rehearsing for the musical in the typical fashion, Christy devised a refresher/warm-up had the students work collaboratively and write a musical scene about what they did during their time away from school.


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A 25-year-old naval officer from Johnstown was found dead Sunday at a Japanese train station not far from where he was stationed.
The death of Petty Officer 2nd Class Samuel L. Stiles is being investigated as either an accident or a crime.
According to Stars and Stripes, the newspaper that reports on events regarding U.S. service members, Stiles was found facedown on the train station platform.
The cause of death is under investigation, but Japanese media reported he was believed to be climbing on top of a train when he was shocked by an overhead power line, fell and hit his head.
It was reported that several alcoholic-beverage containers were found near his body.
Blood tests for alcohol toxicity were not complete.
Stiles was stationed at the U.S. base in Sasebo, a city in Nagasaki.
He is the son of the late Coletta (McVay) Stiles, Walter A. Stiles III and Rebecca Stiles, former stepmother, all of Johnstown. He has several other relatives residing in the city. He also leaves behind a son, Ledger Elliot Stiles.
According to his Facebook page, Stiles joined the Navy in 2006 and previously had served aboard the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson.
"I've been to 13 different countries," he wrote on Facebook. "I want to travel the world. I want to spend time in Germany, Spain, France, England, Argentina, Australia, Peru, and surrounding areas. I would like to take a few years and be a migrant worker. I'm not ready to go back to America and settle down. I want to live my life first. I want friends from all around the world."
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"Comfort Inn - Rehoboth"
WARNING: As of may 15th, 2013 the hotel is going through a renovation and building is completely surrounded by construction equipment. No breakfast, exercise room closed, and lobby under construction. BOOK AT YOUR OWN RISK.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Our room was lovely however there is extensive work going on at this hotel and had we known we might have booked elsewhere. Friday morning at 8AM the workmen began their day. Not their fault BUT your site should have made a note of construction in progress!!! Perhaps had we known this we could have made a better choice for us.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"little things add up to never again"
Came in a few minutes earlier then the 4 check in. Lined formed behind me because the one desk person was on break. Did not have time to put the requested crib in my room. When checking in I asked about it and was told they do not have cribs only pack n plays. I said it was on their website, I was then corrected and told I booked through expedia so […] their information is incorrect. Well they should check the information bookthey put in their own rooms or says cribs availiable. Tv did not work, HBO had a humming sound and picture looked on most stations like they were still using rabbit ears. Trash still on the floor under the bead spread and by the tv stand from the last guests. Could not park near the side door to carry luggage out because with most of the parking lot empty the maids parked right near the door. Someone took the do not disturb sign off the door so the maid came knocking waking my napping daughter, not her fault but when I explained I had the sign up and it as no where to be found I needed another, I was not given one and someone came knocking 45 min later. Location if fine and the girl that checked me out was very pleasant. I wouldn't stay here again nor reccommend with better options. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Shoppers Weekend Hideaway"
The front desk officer was professional and knowledgeable . The facility was clean, on the strip near the outlets with easy access to a near by diner. The hotel breakfast was nice. Really enjoyed the waffle station. The room was nice, clean, and comfortable. I highly recommend this hotel for all seasons and occasions.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good for shopping"
Was in Rehoboth for the shopping; this hotel was perfectly located for that. Beds were comfortable and room was very clean. Bathrooms were spartan, but the towels were big. Staff gave us good recommendations on a breakfast restaurant and shopping. A good stay, good value for the money.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great location for easy access to outlets!"
Pleasantly surprised. Perfect location for outlets shopping. Very comfortable.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Excellent ! Friendly and knowlegeable staff"
I was In the area for a interview and the hotel staff was friendly and was asking about my interview after ect. I even had to come back after I checked out and they were very flexiable. It's in a great location and room is clean. The staff restaurant recommendations were excellent.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
VERY PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT STAFF JENNIFER & ALEC GO ABOVE & BEYOND TO MAKE YOUR STAY ENJOYABLE. THANKS AGAIN . BOBGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Upscale lodging at half the price."
Everything you need for a good night's rest. Quiet, clean, comfortable. Staff responsive to requests. Friendly atmosphere. Great complimentary breakfast.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Getaway for a few days."
Five to 10 minutes from the beach. Hotel entrance is right off of the highway. Stayed 3 nights. Weekend rate is expensive.. Parking was good in the hotel lot. Breakfast was OK. Restaurant recommendations by the registration staff were good.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great hotel for family with kids"
Perfect for family with kids. Staff is very friendly and welcoming. Hotel has a good location to shopping and restaurants, with a Safeway next door. Fridge and mwave in room also nice.Genuine Expedia guest review
"close to Lewes and Rehobeth"
hotel locations was very good to everything and Quality of service great.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Know before you go"
Tho hotel is all non smoking our first room had stale smoke odor, door to room dd not carry the non smoking symbol staff did change room ths one without a smoke odor however a/c unit had an issue at 2 am in morning with burning smell. Front desk did respond immediately with offer to change room or install a new unit that night. Weweeds 3 hours to wake […] nether an option. Did make some adjustments and smell gradually improved and a/c unit was actually cooler. If you are a couple the pool can be dense with children tho location is convenient to rehobeth night life spots and beach. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Nice place to stay"
We were in town for the weekend to see friends. Location was convenient to event & shopping. Very clean, attentive staff and reasonably priced rooms. I would stay there again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good location if you are not in Rehoboth for the"
Very convenient and easy to find. Room was clean and comfortable. Easy to get to beaches and stores and restaurants at Rehoboth.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"A bit too far from the beach"
Comfortable, good selection of dining near by. Breakfast quite adequate, although coffee pot was empty when we arrived for b'fast at 8 15 am. Pool area small but great for kidsGenuine Expedia guest review
For the price this hotel is nice, the rooms are updated and modern looking. The cleaning staff is lovely and did a good job. The breakfast was plentiful and there was a wide variety. The desk staff was SUPER nice and friendly,..helpful to the point of giving us restaurant brochures directions, advice and helping make my older (using a cane) mother feel […] comfortable and welcomed.We really enjoyed the round the clock coffee in the lobby. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Better than I expected"
Bed was EXCELLENT! Nice and firm - better than more expensive hotels (Marriott, Sheraton, etc); not one of those marshmallow types that give you a backache in the morning. Room was clean, had small fridge and microwave. Would stay there again. Downside: few extra TV channels such as HBO, Max, Cinemax, Showcase. Like all other hotels in this beach town […] / resort, rooms vastly overpriced; Hopefully better off season. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Quiet and clean hotel."
We were there for one night stay only. Wish we'd stay longer. The room is clean and the queen size beds are very comfortable. We were on the 3rd floor which is non-smoking floor. The room decor is modern. Quiet place. Very friendly staff. Breakfast is sufficient. Love that they put out fresh fruits. We'll definitely return next time we go to the beach […] again and stay at this place. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Above Average!"
The room was overall a real "pleasure." Take away the quotes and you'll see. There were many restaurants and markets nearby and it wasn't too far from the beach and boutiques. While we did only stay one night we were able to munch on the free breakfast the hotel offers, and while it may not be amazing, you get what you pay for. If we were to take […] another vacation I wouldn't think twice before booking the place again. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great hotel for a single person or family."
The hotel staff was accommodating and friendly. They appeared to make sure if I needed something, just ask. The continental breakfast was also good, especially the "make your own belgian waffles." Coffee was available 24/7 and when I got a cup at 7:30 pm, it was hot and tasted fresh. It was close enough to the beaches yet far enough away from the congestion. […] The room was adequate size and comfortable. I would stay again. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great hotel all around."
Pleasantly surprised at the quality of the hotel. Staff was helpful and rooms were clean. My wife and I stayed one night with my two children. Safeway is right next door for a quick food run and the beach is only a few miles down route 1. Would stay again.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great hotel"
I've stayed there a few times when I've gone to Rehoboth. It's a great hotel and it's always one of the cheapest (if not the cheapest) hotels available. Highly recommended.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Clean, comfortable, and convenient!"
Clean, comfortable, and convenient! Great place to stay for Rehoboth Beach and Dewey Beach trips. The staff was pleasant and very helpful. Well done!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Not too close to be loud, yet not too far."
This is a nice hotel-good breakfast, convenient location, decent sized rooms. Fairly quiet at night, clean. Could use some more parking in front, but there is plenty of parking in the rear of the hotel.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"The staff was excellent"
Ourstay was wonderful. The staff at the hotel was most hospitable. the personnel at the front desk (namely Chelsea) were great. We could have not have been treated any better. We will most certainly return for any visits to Rehoboth, DE.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great value"
Hotel was very clean. Housekeeping staff was amazingly pleasant. Rooms were a little small but they were spotless.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Wifi - hard to get signal"
once you got a signal, you had to go to 2 web pages to agree to accept the terms and then to agree to disregard some software download -- and then we lost power and had to do it all over again 3 times in one overnite stay!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great for family!"
Staff was wonderful and helpful. Coffee was not up to par but the breakfast was good for continental style. The rooms smelled fresh and were clean.Genuine Expedia guest review
Acceptable, standard room. pool small and noisy, breakfast bleek at best, ran out of coffee. Front desk could not handle early arrival even to store bags. Can't recommend this hotel for more than 1 night. Jakes restaurant next to hotel gets a negative 10.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
We had a great time. The staff were very friendly and helpful. My only complaint is that I found the pillows to be very uncomfortable. We will defintely be back!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Hotel at the Beach!!!"
The hotel was clean and our room was just beautiful. It was so clean and comfortable. Did I mention it was clean? It just feels like it's so hard to find an affordable, convenienent room that you are willing to walk around in bare feet and use the duvet. I was not leary about any of those. We only stayed one out of our three nights at the beach and […] sorely regretted it when we left for a cheaper motel for the other two night. It was like going from the Ritz to the Pits! The Comfort in was just great. And did I mention clean? We will return! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Clean, comfortable, and convenient."
Super courteous staff, working hard to make guests comfortable. Rooms are clean and comfortable. Darkening drapes and quiet atmosphere make for the best night's sleep I've had in a while! Continental breakfast, pool, and fitness center make for a very fulfilling and relaxing stay. Also, location is great. Close to outlets & beach and right in the middle […] of all the action! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
Smells pretty bad in the area but inside the hotel was great. Breakfast was awesome as well! This hotel is a convenient place for those traveling to Rehoboth and the customer service was friendly which made it a smooth stay for us.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"great location for beach and shopping at outlets"
Overall, the room was spacious and it had a small refrigerator which is a plus to put drinks. The shower is not for tall people so thank god we are under 6 ft tall. The continental breakfast was less than expect since the dairy products were completely depleted by 9am and the breakfast is open til 11AM. So no milk for cereal or yogurt for breakfast. […] Staff at the front was very pleasant and helpful. That is the strong point of this hotel and its location. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Rehoboth Beach"
Pretty nice for the cost of the hotel, when compared to the cost of rooms in the surrounding area and Ocean City, MD. About half the price. They were very nice at check in. The continental breakfast had a nice variety of food both hot and cold. The dining area was large and clean. The pool was nice and large.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Close to beach but you still have to drive."
Nice room. It was clean. When we went to breakfast they were running out of everything and they were not keeping up with refilling breakfast items. The sausage they put out was still pink not sure if it was cooked fully.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great hotel for a family"
The staff was very friendly and helpful. The receptionist gave us information about using the metro and made suggestions for dining. There is a shuttle that will take/drop off and it's only a 5 minute ride. We had a great time in DC and it was always great to go back to our hotel at night.Genuine Expedia guest review
Enjoyed it!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Enjoyed our stay"
Nice and helpful staff. Comfortable, clean room. Good quality hotel for the price. Would stay here again.Genuine Expedia guest review
It's was great. Everything was convient places for kids. I shall book this same hotel again. My trip was the best thing that could have happen to my lifeGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Very pleased with the cleanliness and staff. They even called 5 minutes after we got into the room to ask if we were satisfied or needed anything. Only complaint, they ran out of some breakfast food items fairly early in the morning.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Happy Stay!"
Very Pleasant. Very friendly staff. Close to the "Factory Outlets. Restuarants in walking distance. Short drive to the beach!!Genuine Expedia guest review
I thought the hotel was great. The bed was a little bit harder than what I'm used to but overall the experience was great. The staff were super friendly and helpful. I would come back and stay here again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Have stayed here in the past, happy to find that this hotel is being kept up to date, and the staff is friendly and helpful.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice for the price"
This is a very nice hotel for a basic overnight stay...nothing fancy but met all of our needs. The location was fantastic and within 5 minutes of shopping and dining. They had a very nice complimentary breakfast layout they next morning. The staff was very accomodating as well...I would most certainly stay here againGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"The Comfort Inn in Rehoboth, Delaware"
The Hotel is very close to everything, and the evening front desk person Alec was ever so helpful and pleasantGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel close to beach and other activites"
We stayed for 2 nights which was a last minute decision. The hotel was clean and the staff was nice. The breakfast came in handy in saving some money on an unexpected vacation. I would recommend this place to anyone needing to save some money and looking for a night or two away from home.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Convenient, pleasant place to stay"
It was a clean and pleasant place to stay overnight while spending the day in Rehoboth outlet shopping. The room furnishings were a little dated but I didn't stay there long enough for that to matter. Overall, cleanliness mattered most to me and my room and the hotel were clean. The front desk clerk told me that he has worked there 5 years and there's […] never been an incident related to cleanliness. He told me that the hotel wins housekeeping awards. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Very old and musty"
The staff was nice but the hotel was old and musty. They had smoking rooms but the whole hotel was old and smelly. They did say they were renovating. I thought the prices were too high for out of season. They had hotels all around that advertised cheaper rates but we had already booked through Hotels.com. Otherwise, I would have cancelled and went somewhere […] nicer. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
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