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As Idaho certified its official election results on Wednesday, a troubling distinction emerged: This year's election was the first time ever that less than 40 percent of Idaho's voting-age population cast ballots in a general election. "Frankly, it was disappointing," said Idaho Secretary of State Ben Ysursa. "We broke through a barrier that we didn't want to break through."
The previous low – 40.21 percent of the voting age population – came in the last mid-term election in 2010, as Idaho has continued to see declining voter participation, a trend that's been steady since 1980.
Idaho's not alone – Ysursa said the national average turnout this year, in percent of voting-age population, was 37 percent. "It's abysmal," he said, "and we need to turn it around."
Final turnout figures showed that 56.1 percent of Idaho's registered voters participated in the election. The number of voters registered was roughly equal to that of the last mid-term election in 2010, but there were 12,441 fewer ballots cast. Just 37.59 percent of Idaho's voting-age population voted in the Nov. 4 election. You can read my full story here at spokesman.com.
Idaho Secretary of State Ben Ysursa is predicting 58 percent turnout in the Nov. 4 general election – that's 58 percent of registered voters, and is equal to roughly 39 to 40 percent of Idaho's voting-age population. "It's not something to write home about," he said. "I am disturbed, troubled and concerned about the decline in voter participation."
In a brown-bag luncheon speech to ISU alumni in Boise today, Ysursa said Idaho's voter turnout has been on a steady decline since the record 1980 election in which Steve Symms defeated Idaho Sen. Frank Church. That trend has continued even though Idaho has removed many obstacles to voting – it's one of just eight states with election-day registration at the polls, and it now offers no-excuse absentee voting and early voting.
"What is the answer to increasing voter turnout?" Ysursa asked. "I've been trying to figure that out for 40 years. … I do know that the process needs to be inclusive and not exclusive." Click below for more.
More than 3,000 high school seniors are registered for the Idaho Student Mock Election, Idaho Secretary of State Ben Ysursa announced today, and high school government teachers still can register their students through Oct. 30. The mock election, which has been held in even-numbered election years since 2004, will run from Oct. 26-31; students will cast votes for actual statewide candidates on computers in their classrooms.
"I commend all the students and teachers participating in this statewide voting exercise," Ysursa said. "The mock election experience will encourage our young citizens to become lifelong informed voters. It is gratifying to see students exercise their right to vote and their participation is a strong indication that the democratic process is alive and well in Idaho."
Results from the mock election will be posted Nov. 3 on the Secretary of State's website; the exercise allows high school government teachers in Idaho to develop civic education lessons based around the Nov. 4 general election. For more information, contact the Secretary of State's office at firstname.lastname@example.com or 334-2852.
Idaho Secretary of State Ben Ysursa is reminding voters that September is National Voter Registration Month, and urging them to be aware of deadlines for the upcoming Nov. 4 general election. "Participation is the essence of democracy, and I encourage all eligible voters to check their registration status online or with their county clerk before going to the polls in November," Ysursa said.
His idahovotes.gov website allows voters from anywhere in the state to check their registration status and find their polling place. Anyone who is 18 or older, a U.S. citizen, and a resident in Idaho and in the county for 30 days prior to the election is eligible to vote. People who have recently moved or changed their name need to update their voter registration.
Ysursa noted that Idaho is one of eight states that offer same-day registration at the polls on Election Day. However, voters can save time at the polls by registering early. The deadline for early voter registration for the November election is Oct. 10. You can see Ysursa's full announcement here.
Idaho Secretary of State Ben Ysursa has received the "Liberty Bell Award" from the Fourth District Bar Association, presented yesterday by Idaho Supreme Court Chief Justice Roger Burdick at a "Law Day" celebration. Ysursa was selected for exemplifying the national theme for Law Day this year of "American Democracy and the Rule of Law: Why Every Vote Matters." Burdick praised Ysursa for his "impartial and fair handling of Idaho elections." Ysursa said the right to vote is under attack around the world, and he is proud that Idaho is one of the least restrictive states for voting, noting that Idahoans can register and vote on Election Day.
Ysursa is retiring this year after three terms as the state's chief elections officer; prior to that, he served as chief deputy to then-Secretary of State Pete Cenarrusa and has been with the office since 1974.
As Idaho's May 20 primary election approaches, 59 percent of Idaho's registered voters remain unaffiliated, Secretary of State Ben Ysursa told a gathering of Idaho Republican Party members this morning at the party's state headquarters. That means when those voters arrive at the polls, they'll be free to affiliate with the GOP and vote in the closed Republican primary, or to choose other options, including voting in the Democratic primary or voting the non-partisan ballot only, which includes judicial races. Those who already are affiliated with another party – Democrat, Constitution Party or Libertarian – won't be able to vote in the GOP primary races.
Anyone who already was registered to vote when Idaho changed its law to allow a closed primary was automatically considered unaffiliated until that voter declares otherwise. Those who didn't vote in the 2012 primary, which drew only 24 percent turnout of registered voters, remained as unaffiliated. Ysursa said he'd like to see higher turnout. The 2012 primary turnout, he said, was dragged down by Ada County, the state's most populated county, where only 16 percent of registered voters cast ballots. Currently, in Ada County, 65 percent of voters are unaffiliated. In Kootenai County, it's 61 percent; Canyon County, 57 percent.
As for turnout this time around, Ysursa said, "We're thinking it's going to be in the 27, 28 (percent) range." He said, "I call it the 'acid test' of the closed primary, because we have what I consider some very competitive races going on in the primary." He said in Idaho, "Getting people registered is not the problem – it's getting those people who are registered to vote."
More than a dozen people turned out for Ysursa's talk, one of a monthly series the party's been holding, including two of the GOP candidates vying in a four-way primary for Ysursa's seat – chief deputy Ada County Clerk Phil McGrane, and former state Sen. Mitch Toryanski, R-Boise.
Idaho Secretary of State Ben Ysursa today threw his support to Phil McGrane in the four-way GOP race for the office Ysursa will be retiring from at the end of the year. "After 40 years in this office – three terms as secretary and 28 years as a deputy to Pete Cenarrusa – I kinda have an attachment to that place," Ysursa told a boisterous crowd of more than 60 McGrane supporters gathered in the Statehouse rotunda. "So I'm very concerned and very interested in who my successor is going to be."
Ysursa said he's had lots of inquiries from people, "just out on the street, at the golf course, wherever," as to which of the candidates is best. "In my opinion, the individual who has best demonstrated to me the requisite skills to be secretary of state … without a doubt is Phil McGrane," Ysursa said to cheers. Ysursa pointed to McGrane's years of election experience, as chief deputy Ada County clerk, and his legal background as an attorney (Ysursa, too, is an attorney). McGrane, he said, "possesses the competence, the integrity and the character to lead the secretary of state's office in the future, and that is why I'm endorsing Phil McGrane for secretary of state."
The other three GOP candidates are former House Speaker Lawerence Denney of Midvale, former Sen. Mitch Toryanski of Boise and former Sen. Evan Frasure of Pocatello. The winner of the GOP contest in May will face Democratic Rep. Holli Woodings of Boise in November; you can read my full story here at spokesman.com.
McGrane called the endorsement "very significant," saying, "We've had so much trust in that office. … Ben has been the cornerstone of that for many years. You look at secretary of state offices around the country – they don't have the same reputation that our secretary of state has. So I think it means a lot to the citizens of Idaho. There's a reason Ben's the top vote-getter in the state. I look forward to following in his footsteps."
Here's a link to my Sunday column on the crowd forming to run in the GOP primary for Secretary of State, now that longtime Secretary of State Ben Ysursa has announced he'll retire rather than seek another term in 2014.
Those expressing interest so far include former House Speaker Lawerence Denney, who announced even before Ysursa bowed out; Rep. Luke Malek, R-Coeur d'Alene, an attorney and freshman representative who notes there's currently no one from North Idaho among Idaho's top state elected officials; former Sen. Mitch Toryanski, R-Boise, an attorney, West Point grad and retired Army colonel who's traveling the state this week to gauge support; chief deputy Ada County clerk Phil McGrane, an attorney and elections specialist who touts his work for transparency; and Sen. Marv Hagedorn, R-Meridian, a three-term state representative and first-term senator who's a retired Navy man and an advocate for wounded veterans.
Add another name to the list of those pondering a possible run for Idaho Secretary of State now that longtime Secretary of State Ben Ysursa has announced he'll retire after his current term: Rep. Luke Malek, R-Coeur d'Alene. "It's definitely intriguing," said Malek, a first-term state representative and former deputy Kootenai County prosecutor. He said supporters have been urging him to run, and part of the appeal is the chance to get someone from North Idaho into the ranks of Idaho's top state elected officials – currently there are none. "It's an extremely important position, and I do think I would bring a qualified skill set to it as well," Malek said.
He listed his law degree; his legislative and electoral experience; his work running an urban renewal agency in Post Falls before he went to law school; and his work with corporations as an attorney; Malek also served as North Idaho regional director for then-Gov. Jim Risch. But the 32-year-old also admitted he's torn. "I do love where I'm at," he said. "I have the best constituents in the world, and a job I love back in my home district. … I'm watching to see how the candidates shake out." Malek is currently director of legal affairs for Heritage Health/Dirne Community Health Center in Coeur d'Alene. A newlywed, he holds degrees from the College of Idaho and the University of Idaho College of Law.
Others who already have expressed interest in the 2014 race from the GOP side are former House Speaker Lawerence Denney, R-Midvale, who announced his candidacy even before Ysursa bowed out; former state Sen. Mitch Toryanski, R-Boise; current chief deputy Ada County Clerk Phil McGrane; and current Sen. Marv Hagedorn, R-Meridian. I'll have a full rundown in my Sunday column this week.
"I expected some folks to enter into it, and it should be a lively primary," Ysursa said. "Once the whole field is settled, we'll see. I'm sure the Democrats will try to run some folks too." Ysursa, the state's chief elections offer, said with a grin, "I'll put 'em all on the ballot."
Idaho Secretary of State Ben Ysursa announced this afternoon that he's decided not to seek a fourth term as Idaho Secretary of State, choosing instead to retire; you can read my full story here at spokesman.com. Here is Ysursa's full statement:
"After careful thought and deliberation, I have decided not to seek reelection as Secretary of State, and will retire from public office at the completion of my third term in January 2015. It has been a distinct honor and privilege to serve the great people of the State of Idaho as Secretary of State and as Deputy Secretary of State for the last four decades but it is time to step down. I would note that my term does not end until 2015 and there are many important issues to face in 2014 pertaining to elections and Land Board issues which will be the focus of my attention. My office has a tradition of fairness, efficiency, and service which will continue throughout the rest of my term. I again thank the people of Idaho for having afforded me the privilege and opportunity to serve them as Secretary of State."
Catching up on some of the news from while I was gone over the past week:
DENNEY EYES HIGHER OFFICE: Former Idaho House Speaker Lawerence Denney, R-Midvale, filed initial paperwork to run for Idaho Secretary of State, an office long held by incumbent Ben Ysursa, a Republican; you can read an AP report here on Denney's move. Ysursa hasn't said yet whether he'll be seeking re-election; in an email to Idaho Statesman columnist Dan Popkey, he said, "I intend to make my future plans known within the next few weeks. Until then I really have no comment."
STATE SURPLUS BIGGER THAN REPORTED? Former state chief economist Mike Ferguson has analyzed state revenues and concluded that in an apples-to-apples comparison, Idaho's surplus is actually bigger than has been reported. At the close of fiscal year 2013 on June 30, the state's general fund had an ending balance of $165.3 million, $105.3 million higher than expected at the end of the 2013 legislative session. After transfers to reserve accounts and taking into account law changes, Ferguson concludes, "The current DFM General Fund revenue forecast for FY 2014, at 2.1% growth over FY 2013 revenue, appears to be unduly pessimistic. At 3.1% revenue growth the ongoing General Fund surplus estimate would be $74.1 million, and at 4.1% revenue growth the ongoing surplus estimate would be $111.6 million." You can read his full analysis here.
ONE INSURER WITHDRAWS: The only for-profit insurer scheduled to offer plans on Idaho's exchange withdrew on Sept. 26; with Altius' exit, Idaho's remaining insurers will offer 61 plans for individuals, 55 small group health plans for small business, 13 individual dental plans and 17 small group dental plans. You can read about that move here.
COUNTY PAYMENTS EXTENDED: A one-year extension of the county payments under the Secure Rural Schools Act, the remainder of the Craig-Wyden law that has been offsetting millions lost to rural counties and school districts since federal timber harvests fell, cleared Congress and headed to the president's desk – tucked into a bill about helium. "Passage of the Helium Stewardship Act is a victory for the entire state of Idaho," said Idaho Sen. Mike Crapo; rural schools and counties would get $270 million under the bill. "This fix does not change the need for a long-term solution that provides a consistent mechanism for the federal government to meet its obligation to rural communities accommodating federal lands, and I will continue to work with Senator Risch and all my colleagues to achieve this objective," Crapo said; you can read his full statement here.
Political fireworks flew at the state Land Board this morning, as, for the second time in five years, state schools Superintendent Tom Luna sought to increase the endowment distribution to public schools beyond the recommendation of the Endowment Fund Investment Board. The board is recommending fiscal year 2015 distribution increases to seven of the eight endowments, but not to the largest – public schools – instead holding schools at the $31 million distribution level it's been held at for several years. The reason: Since the 2010 board decision to give schools a one-time additional $22 million distribution, the reserve fund for the schools hasn't met the goal of five years worth of payments; it's now just over three years, and dropped to two years after the 2010 extra payment.
But Luna said the recommendation means departing from the board's policy of distributing 5 percent of the three-year rolling average of the endowment to the schools each year, and would drop schools next year to about a 4 percent distribution. Aside from the $22 million one-time boost, schools have been held at the $31 million level for five years now, Luna said, even as the number of public school students has grown by 15,000.
"We've never had to reduce the balance of the reserve in order to meet distributions," Luna argued. "And we just went through the worst recession that I think we've seen. And now we see a recovery. So I would argue that we should distribute the 5 percent of the rolling three-year average, per our policy. We still increase the amount in reserve in the years going forward. … It would mean an increase in the distribution of about $5.6 million."
Luna said school districts are suffering now. "I guess what concerns me is that while we're building our reserve, school districts are depleting theirs, and … many of them have no reserves left at all. They literally go from state distribution to state distribution."
Luna made a motion to grant the increase, but it died for lack of a second. Gov. Butch Otter said he just heard Luna's proposal last night. "I'd like to see us delay it at least until the September board meeting," he said. Luna responded, "I did sent you a letter Friday – I know you were putting out fires." (You can read Luna's letter here, obtained under the Idaho Public Records Law.)
Attorney General Lawrence Wasden said, "A number of years ago we addressed this issue, and really, it was part of a political ambush that was unleashed on the Land Board. And at that time my view was that we needed to send this matter to the Endowment Fund Investment Board for their analysis and report back to us." Wasden said for the Land Board to exercise its fiduciary duty to the endowment, as required by the state Constitution, it's incumbent on the board to get the investment board's input before making such a decision.
Secretary of State Ben Ysursa recalled "the way we agonized over the $22 million," and noted that the 2010 extra payment was actually his motion – Luna had wanted more than twice that amount. "I reiterated that was a one-time deviation from the recommendation of the endowment fund," Ysursa said. "That term 'one-time' continues to stick in my mind. But I think the superintendent has raised some good points." He noted that the 2010 decision was a tense 3-2 vote.
Luna responded, "If I understand the motion, maybe not all the rhetoric that went with it, it's that we will approve the distributions for all but public schools, and public schools we will set a distribution at our September meeting." Wasden responded, "That is correct."
Luna said he's proposing sticking to the state policy, regarding a 5 percent distribution of the rolling three-year average, not violating it. But Ysursa noted that there's also a policy targeting 5 years worth of distributions as the reserve level. "We've got two competing policies, is what's going on," he said.
The board then voted unanimously for Wasden's motion, putting off the decision on the public school distribution to its September meeting.
Idaho Secretary of State Ben Ysursa says Education Voters of Idaho has now complied with the state's Sunshine Law, by filing the required forms revealing its donors. "This seems to be in total compliance with what we wanted, and of course the judge's order," he said. "This is what we always wanted, we wanted disclosure. Let the people decide with all the information in front of them, who gave what to a ballot measure committee. That's certainly required by the Sunshine Law that 78 percent of the folks voted for way back in 1974."
He noted that other states are grappling with similar issues. California is currently trying to get pre-election disclosure on an $11 million donation, Ysursa said. "We're watching the California issue very, very closely from a legal point of view." He said, "We can always fine-tune our law to make it crystal-clear." But Ysursa said Idaho has the right, as a matter of state sovereignty, to regulate campaign finances as it chooses and require disclosure.
"We do think this will send a message," Ysursa said. "This office takes its duties very seriously on campaign disclosure, and when we came up across this scenario, we felt compelled that we had to go into court and follow the law." He added, "I just hope we all get back to what's very important, and that's Nov 6 and get people out to vote."
Overall, the campaign finance reports filed by Education Voters of Idaho today showed that most of the donations were large and many were from out of state, including the marquee donation of $200,000 from New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Of the group's 25 donors, 10 were from outside Idaho; the out-of-state donors' total of $320,000 in contributions nearly matched the $321,000 from in-state donors. Twelve of the 25 donors were businesses or organizations; 13 were individuals. You can read my full story here at spokesman.com.
John Foster and Debbie Field of Education Voters for Idaho submitted a letter to Idaho Secretary of State Ben Ysursa when they filed their required campaign finance disclosure forms for the group this afternoon. In it, they said they "strongly disagree" with 4th District Judge Mike Wetherell's decision ordering them to disclose, but, "we have decided to fully comply with his order rather than immediately file an appeal." They said they are still considering whether to file an appeal.
"We want to make it clear to you and to the public that our actions were based solely on what we believe are our duties to our donors," the two wrote, "and our duty to protect our rights as a corporation under Idaho code, the Idaho Constitution and the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. We are proud of our donors and humbled by their strong support for long-term education reform in Idaho." You can read the full letter here.
The J.A. and Kathryn Albertson Foundation has released this statement: "The donation made by Joe B. Scott to the Education Voters of Idaho fund was made by Mr. Scott as a private, concerned citizen. The J.A. and Kathryn Albertson Foundation was not involved in any way in the contribution and no Foundation funds were used."
Click below for the remainder of the statement, which focuses on the foundation's vision of "limitless learning for all Idahoans."
Asked why the mayor of New York donated $200,000 to an Idaho school reform ballot measure campaign, a spokesman for Mayor Michael Bloomberg's press office said, "I don't know the answer. … We're a little wall-to-wall right now." The city is in the midst of coping with the giant superstorm that's hit the east coast. "That's a separate operation, the mayor's private money," the spokesman said. "This is city hall. … I will pass this along and see if I can have someone get back to you."
Here's a link to the full campaign finance reports filed this afternoon by Education Voters of Idaho, which show that the group has collected more than $641,000 in until-now anonymous donations to back state Superintendent of Schools Tom Luna's "Students Come First" school reforms. The two biggest givers, by far, were New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, $200,000, and Albertson's heir Joe Scott, $250,000. Others who gave $10,000 or more included John D. Bryan of Lake Oswego, Ore., $10,000; Intermountain Gas Co., $10,000; Idaho Forest Group, $10,000; F. Friess of Jackson, Wyo., $25,000; Republican Governors Public Policy Committee, $50,000; M3 Eagle LLC, $10,000; Hagadone Hospitality, $15,000; and Clear Springs Foods of Buhl, $10,000.
Education Voters of Idaho, acting under a judge's order, filed its campaign finance disclosure report this afternoon, revealing the until-now anonymous donors to the group's statewide TV ad campaign in favor of Propositions 1, 2 and 3, the school reform measures. Among them: $200,000 from New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and $250,000 from Boise's Joseph B. Scott.
Michael Bloomberg is the third-term mayor of New York, an independent, a former Republican and former Democrat, and one of the nation's richest men. He is pro-choice, pro-gun control, and made national waves this year with his move to ban the sale of sugary soft drinks in servings bigger than 16 ounces on public health grounds. He's clashed with the city's public employee unions, including during a transit workers strike in 2005, and as mayor took direct control over the city's public schools, where he's pushed for reforms.
Joseph B. Scott is the grandson of the late grocery store magnate Joe Albertson; he's the chairman of the board of the J.A. & Kathryn Albertson Foundation, which has donated millions toward public education projects in Idaho, from funding the Idaho Education Network to giving grants to Idaho school districts. The foundation ran full-page ads in newspapers across Idaho in 2011 promoting state schools Superintendent Tom Luna's "Students Come First" school reform plan. Scott also made millions with his own investments in for-profit online education firm K12 Inc., according to the Associated Press, even as the family foundation handed out grants in Idaho to increase online learning.
Note: Despite the time stamp on this post, I didn't get this early. My newspaper's servers are in the Pacific time zone, so the time stamps show a time an hour earlier than the Mountain time I operate in here in Boise.
Idaho political watchers are awaiting the big reveal today - when a secretive group, under a court order, reveals the source of more than $200,000 it collected to underwrite statewide TV ads in favor of Propositions 1, 2 and 3, the school reform measures. The rumor mill is going wild, but nothing's been filed yet. A judge has ordered Education Voters of Idaho to file its disclosure report with the Idaho Secretary of State's office by 3 p.m.
Meanwhile, click below for AP reporter John Miller's report on how Idaho isn't alone in scrutinizing how campaign disclosure laws apply to nonprofit groups.
Education Voters of Idaho, the group that's been fighting to keep secret its contributors who financed a statewide TV ad campaign in favor of Propositions 1, 2 and 3, apparently has given in and will reveal its donors tomorrow in accordance with a court order. "That's what it appears," said Chief Deputy Secretary of State Tim Hurst. "They said they were going to file, yes."
Today, the group filed its C1 form, the initial reporting form required of political committees. It shows that EVI's chair is Debbie Field and its treasurer is Cordell Chigbrow. That information is identical to that reported for Parents for Education Reform, the group that purchased the TV ads after getting $200,000 handed over from EVI. Yesterday, 4th District Judge Mike Wetherell ordered the group to disclose the sources of its funds under the state's Sunshine Law, and to do so by 3 p.m. on Wednesday. "We're hopeful that they're going to do what the judge ordered and file the other reports," Hurst said. If so, "They'll be online immediately."
Attorney Christ Troupis had indicated he was considering appealing Wetherell's order to the Idaho Supreme Court, but no appeal was received there by the close of business today. Troupis didn't return a reporter's call this afternoon.
Meanwhile, Parents for Education Reform has filed its campaign finance report, showing that it got another $100,000 from EVI on Oct. 2, but refunded the payment back to the group on Oct. 19. The PFER report also shows contributions of $50,000 from U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and $100,000 from StudentsFirst, a Sacramento, Calif.-based group launched by former Washington, D.C. public schools chancellor Michelle Rhee whose mission is "transformative reform" of schools. As for its campaign activities in October, PFER reported spending another $100,000 Oct. 2 on broadcast advertising, on top of the $200,000 it spent earlier from EVI funds.


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special occasion (28)neighborhood gem (22)notable wine list (15)romantic (13)fit for foodies (11)good for groups (8)hot spot (2)kid-friendly (1)great for outdoor dining (1)late-night find (1)great for lunch (1)Show More
- Great eveningMikeVIPDined on 11/5/2014Great food, great service, nice atmospher enjoy our pork Milanese healthy portion of pork and a delicious saladSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Maybe it was an off night ?WelovefoodDined on 11/2/2014So many people highly recommended this place , and I wanted to take my husband for a great steak. When we walked in we were greeted by a very kind gentlemen. Which was nice . We sat in a private spot which we loved . We ordered the Thai calamari which came out luke warm, which was a bit of a bummer . Then we got the salmon , was good and the Porterhouse. The steak itself was good but a bit bland, cooked well though. We enjoyed the ny cheesecake . Again maybe it was an off night but we expected so much more.Special Features:
- Delicious SteaksMeatManDined on 11/1/2014My wife ordered the Petite Fileg and I ordered the Cowboy Ribeye. Both Steaks where cooked to perfection and delicious!!!!! My wife yelled at me because I started to gnaw on the bone and I didn't care.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never DisappointsMarkCisVIPDined on 11/1/2014Another outstanding experience. Very consistent. Blows the competition out of the water.Special Features:
- WonderfulBbb422Dined on 10/31/2014Best steak house anywhere! Highly recommend this restaurant! Worth the cost!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary treatNMD10Dined on 10/23/2014We enjoyed our anniversary dinner at Vintage - food and service were wonderful. Definitely recommend for a special occasion! Also price fixe menu is very good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worth the Price!giammarinoeDined on 10/18/2014Whole Experience From Appetizers To Dessert Was Great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- kevinm38Dined on 10/7/2014My wife and I both got the filets, mine was juicy and tender but had no real flavor and my wife was not as juicy and it too had no real flavor We probably would not go back
- Anniversary dinnerMsJonesDined on 9/26/2014I found Vintage Prime on Zagat, rated the 2nd best steakhouse on Long Island, the best being way too far from me (Long Beach I believe) So happy I chose this place. Dinner was amazing! My seared yellowfin tuna and fillet mignon Oskar was out of this world, and I'm not big on red meat. My husband had thai chili calamari and the rib steak which he loved. Our server was great, lovely interior, a bit loud but it quieted down and we enjoyed ourselves very much. A bit $$$ but worth every penny! Definately will return again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food/service. Prime steakAJShoeVIPDined on 9/13/2014This place is fantastic. It gets busy on the weekend so be prepared. It is a little noisy when it gets packed but what do you expect. The food is excellent and service is awesome. The aged steak they offer is tasty no matter what cut you get and I am always impressed. This place is off the beaten path and well worth the trip. It's no suprise Vintage is rated one of the best steakhouses on Long Island. It's not cheap, but for the quality price is right on target.Special Features:
- Good food but priceyLIProfessorDined on 9/13/2014Vintage serves excellent steak and has a good selection of tasty side dishes. However, the bill with tip came to $200 per couple. We ordered a domestic white wine that costs $50/bottle. They charged $14 for a cocktail with top shelf liquor. That's excessive.Special Features:
- Vintage Steakhouse a Local GemDianeDined on 9/12/2014Vintage Steakhouse reminds me of an Upper Eastside 5-Star restaurant. It is known by few other than the locals (and a few D.C. politicians).Special Features:
- LoveditDined on 9/5/2014Excellent food and service at this neighborhood gem. Great place for special occasionsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good stuffGregPDined on 9/2/2014First time going to this restaurant. I was there for a business dinner meeting. Food was greatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Superb FoodSherryVIPDined on 8/23/2014We have eaten at Vintage for years and the food is always consistently superb! Everything from appetizers to desserts are delicious. We love having such a great restaurant nearby.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What one would expect.FranklinDined on 8/21/2014Well prepared and presented food, but not inexpensive. Nonetheless, you get what you pay for in regard to this restaurant. Go. You'll enjoy it!Special Features:
- Great food, nice wine listKevinKDined on 8/13/2014Calamari and tuna appetizers were really good. So was the bone-in ribeye! Some good finds on the wine list.Special Features:
- Totally AwesomeALLallDined on 8/7/2014Took my wife there for her B-day and was amazed by service and food. Very quiet and wasn't rushed to get order in. I was completely satisfied with everything. Food was amazing and the sides are so big you leave with a doggie bag.Special Features:
- VlzaVlzaDined on 8/5/2014I have been going to Vintage restaurant since they opened, We always had an excellent dinner and great service.Special Features:
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- Great Dinner!JohnTDined on 7/18/2014Dinner was phenomenal! Yellowfin Tuna & Clams casino apps were delicious. Surf & Turf and Filet Oskar were both outstanding. Try the Chocolate & Peanut Butter tart for dessert, it did not disappoint. Wait staff was attentive without smothering, Manager checked in once and the place was spotless. Great venue, great food and great staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner with MomStJamesLady14Dined on 7/2/2014I had a lovely dinner with my Mother at this lovely restaurant. The food was good but was very expensive. The room was large enough for all diners to enjoy their meals without listening to the group at the next table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AnniversaryJandJDined on 7/1/2014Comfortable ambiance, attentive service, great food & presentation, wonderful overall dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 2NNsDined on 5/31/2014The food was excellent and so was the service. It was a little on the loud side.Special Features:
- Great DinnerFrankNJulesDined on 5/31/2014My husband and I went to Vintage for dinner on Saturday night. We had reservations and were seated right away. Our waiter was very attentive and took our drink order immediately. The wine list is nice- not too overwhelming but had enough of a selection to make it interesting. The crabmeat cocktail I had was outstanding as well as my husband's shrimp cocktail. They were a wonderful way to start our meal. I had the filet mignon medallions and my husband had the NY strip steak. We got the homefried potatoes and creamed spinach as side dishes. Everything was very fresh and delicious. If we didn't live so far from Vintage, we would go back more often.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LoveItalianVIPDined on 5/25/2014Were out on Long Island and wanted a respite from junk food (we were with our grandchildren). The steaks were excellent. The decor needs sprucing up and was too miss matched. It was a little depressing. Some very expensive wines on the wine list. The host and wait staff were wonderful. A find!Special Features:
- well worth the money will frequentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/18/2014excellent service and dining guests were well pleasedSpecial Features:
- Prixe fixe -great valueJCMLDined on 5/16/2014The 3 course dinner for 39.95 was an excellent value. We had oysters Rockefeller and thai calamari for appetizers, both were outstanding. Main course choices were varied. I had the glazed salmon over veggies which was excellent and my husband had the skirt steak, also very good. Dessert choices included cheese cake, apple cobbler and sorbet. At 7, the restaurant was quiet and romantic, by 8 it stared getting more crowded and a little noisy, but all in all, a lovely dinner.Special Features:
- VintageJGrey622Dined on 5/11/2014Vintage feels like a cozy dining room in a fancy home. The food is good and the waitstaff is attentive.Special Features:
- Restaurant WeekOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 5/4/2014We visit Vintage every year during restaurant week to take advantage of the great food at relatively reasonable prices. The steak and lamb dishes were served in reasonable portions. The wait staff was professional and friendly.Special Features:
- Solid Steak House sans the "scene"ChailanderDined on 5/3/2014An excellent alternative to the traditional "Meat Markets". The ambiance was great, service top notch and food very good. Was it the best porterhouse I ever had, no, was it better than many others, yes. One of the draws of Vintage is that they age their own steaks,few restaurants do this any more, so expectations were high. The porterhouse for two was good, the filet side has the qualities of an aged steak, while the strip side, not so much. Not that it was not a good meal, but thought it could have been better. Lobster Mac & Cheese side was very good, we had the asparagus as well which could have been served hotter (a heated plate probably would have preserved the warmth better. The BEST no, very good , yes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Usually Great, only Good This TimeEatRightDined on 5/3/2014My wife and I like to go here for our birthdays. So on this last visit we found the bread stale and only had a small table crowded between two big and noisy tables. While I wouldn't completely write this place off, I will say I would hope for better the next time.Special Features:
- Great steakhousebellbiv13VIPDined on 5/2/2014This is a great place for a special occasion or to treat yourself to a very good steak.Special Features:
- Vintage pretty ordinaryShoshanaDined on 5/2/2014It might have been the fact that we went during restaurant week, but we were not overwhelmed by anything except the look. Very pretty dining room...vintage look! It was a three course meal for $27.95. I started with the oysters Rockefeller. They were really awful! Sorry! Mushy and very very fishy. I had the skirt steak, which was very good...tender and tasty. Surprised that it was the only steak choice on this special menu though. For dessert I had the cheese cake which was good. I love cheese cake and this was not amazing, but moist and tasty. Only 1 steak choice at a steak rest.! We were rushed by the waiter,as we sat down he was on us wanting our order. It was very noisy and we were almost yelling across the table to hear.Special Features:
- Best steakhouse in the areaMarkCisVIPDined on 5/2/2014Another great dining experience! From apps to dessert...outstanding food served by a very efficient wait staff. They blow the competition away. Favorite enttre is the filet mignon medallions...Thai calamari app is excellent. Home fries side...the best.Special Features:
- great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/2/2014great food for a romantic night out. bit on the pricey range but definitely worth it for special occasionsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- 60th birthday dinnerJeanneDined on 4/26/2014This was my choice restaurant for my 'big day', as it is my favorite. As usual, the bartender excels, the side dishes are outstanding, and the steak is worth the price. The ambience is cozy and romantic, and the service is the best in the business.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Rachael visits one of the seven natural wonders of the world, the Grand Canyon. She fuels up on a hearty breakfast at El Tovar. Then grabs some healthy snacks at Happy Trails. Dinners at local fave Canyon Star and dessert at The Bright Angel Lodge.
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A pedestrian has died in a late night crash on LA Highway 358 near Breaux Road in St. Landry Parish.
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First and foremost I am a mother. I have 2 beautiful girls.
Secondly I am a wife to my wonderful husband.
I belong to 4 felines, renowned for their interesting names.
I am a sister to 3 and the oldest to boot.
I am a daughter to two sets of parents and a set of in laws.
I have a career in travel, this is my passion.
I have pagan beliefs and am very open minded spiritually.
I'm probably one of very few people you may know who's travelled to Borneo.
I was born in England, raised in South Africa… My loyalties lie somewhere in between.
A Scorpio, through and through.
My favorite day is my birthday.
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My favorite past time is reading… Anything vampire. Favorite authors are Anne Rice and Martina Cole.
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New York (AP) -- One of John Edwards' rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination is accusing him of "trying to rig" the election.
This, after Edwards was overheard suggesting to Hillary Rodham Clinton Thursday that the number of people taking part in presidential candidate forums should be limited to the "more serious" candidates.
Clinton agreed, in the exchange that was captured on camera and by open microphones after an NAACP forum in Detroit.
Friday, Congressman Dennis Kucinich, one of the candidates who might be kept out of a more limited forum, is accusing Edwards of showing a "lack of integrity" in the way he made the suggestion and the way he then tried to explain it.
Edwards told reporters today he doesn't want to keep anyone out of future gatherings. Instead, he said, he wants to see them separated into two groups of four each, chosen randomly.
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