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Date Night Destinations: Skokie
Skokie is known for its diversity and culture, making it an excellent destination to try something different with that special someone.
Here is a little known fact: More couples breakup around Christmas time than any other time of the year. That being said, it may be time to step up your game and take that special someone out for a romantic evening. If you're unsure where to go, don't fret, Patch has you covered!
Here are five date night destinations that are sure to please:
Want to know Skokie's new hot spot? Look no further than Libertad, a fine-dining Latin restaurant located at 7931 Lincoln Ave. Since opening its doors in early September, the restaurant has gained quite the following.
The restaurant is helmed by Las Palmas' Marcos Rivera and chef Armando Gonzalez of Chicago's Bin 36 and MK. The spot features a bar with tall seats and multiple wall-mounted wooden wine racks. The dining room is painted with warm hues and decorated with 3D images of faces. The small wooden tables are lit by candles and have a view of the open kitchen. This place is gorgeous.
We've even heard rumors that you can't get a table on Saturday night without reservations. That being said, make sure to plan ahead!
Learn more and read our review
Skokie's food scene has a hidden gem in 9-month-old Eclissi Italian Restaurant, which offers an intimate dining experience and large plates of truly excellent food.
The tiny spot at 8018 N. Lincoln Ave. is easy to miss. The dining room has just a few dark wood tables, each featuring a small vase with fresh flowers, and pictures of plants and wine bottles line the walls. A giant wine rack is positioned between the dining room and kitchen, showing off the restaurant's collection of nearly 20 wines. Hanging lanterns and soft playing Frank Sinatra tunes add to the mellow vibe.
The restaurant also features a great selection of wine on the cheaps and the atmosphere is just perfect for an evening out.
Who says you can't have fine-dining BBQ? Located near the Skokie-Lincolnwood border, L. Woods serves excellent food and will ensure dinners have a great night out.
The restaurant at 7110 N. Lincoln Ave. in Lincolnwood goes for a woodsy lodge vibe. The dining room features plenty of wooden booths with red cushion and dark wood tables. Walls are covered with pictures of customers, autographed sports photos and mounted fish, and the bar area features plenty of flat-screen TVs tuned to sports.
The place is known to get crowded on the weekends, with a good mix of middle-aged couples and large groups of friends that take advantage of the restaurant's large tables.
The service and BBQ food is second to none. Be warned, though, just because you're eating ribs and steak doesn't mean this food-fare is cheap. Dinner for two with drinks can run about $100 including tip and tax.
To learn more about this smoky gem read our review here.
Located at 9501 Skokie Blvd., the Northlight Theater Company was founded in 1974. The company shows plays and musicals in a 342-seat theater in the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie. It has put on over 162 productions including 33 world premiers.
This month the Northlight Theatre is showing Season's Greetings by Alan Ayckbourn. The comedy is about family bickering around the holidays - from drunken mishaps to those unusual relatives.
Tickets range from $25 to $45.
For more information on this wonderful play, click here.
To read some of our previous reviews on Northlight, click here.
Sometimes the Internet gets it right.
On a venue that sometimes seems so given over to trash talking, complaints and anonymous insults, it's refreshing to see people happy and in agreement. Out of nowhere in a recent Patch article for this column, the conversation excitedly turned to Kabul House.
Recently reopened in downtown Skokie, this long beloved restaurant was off the scene for close to two and a half years. A 'Check Please' alum, regional foodies were well aware of its absence. The restaurant was missed: this thread at the LTHForum tracked the restaurant when it was open, then about to reopen in another location, even reporting to one another on the state of construction.
Now in its new home at 4949 Oakton St., the bright and attractive modern space adds another light to Skokie's ever brighter assortment of ethnic eating downtown. If you're looking for something different, then Kabul House may be right up your alley. The restaurant features the best dishes from Afghanistan and other parts of the world.
Read our review and watch our interview with Kabul House owner Akmal Qazi.
7:03 am on Thursday, December 8, 2011
I think remiss from this list is Skokie Inn, for it's glamorous interior, old fashioned service, great food at fair prices.
Tub Tim Thai also deserves a nod for is gourmet Thai food, richly garbed servers and moderately prices intriguing ethnic fare.
George Slefo
9:15 am on Thursday, December 8, 2011
If I listed six places instead of five, Tub Tim Thai would have totally made the cut.
Ruth H
9:25 am on Thursday, December 8, 2011
I've always wanted to check out Libertad! It seems so fancy and nice. One day!
Samantha Nelson
9:30 am on Thursday, December 8, 2011
I highly recommend it. I was there with my fiance to review it and went back with a big group and found it's great for both situations.
Kathy Ruhnke
1:29 pm on Thursday, December 8, 2011
L Woods - I always forget about this gem. It's great, and I think it's always crowded no matter when you go. I'd recommend reservations. And I didn't know that most couples break up around Christmas... could it be that gift-buying is just too onerous a task?
11:10 pm on Thursday, October 18, 2012
its soon going to fill up with all gang bangers :(


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I hope this column finds you back in a normal routine in the wake of the recent weather.The more news footage I see, the more I realize the thousands of us affected by it here in Chester County barely felt just a fraction of Sandys wrath compared to hearty New Jerseyians who are still without electricity, water, passable roads or in many cases a home.My heart goes out to them.
One big lesson we can take from Frankenstorm is that those who had an emergency plan were far better prepared than those who flew by the seat of their pants.Theres nothing like living a week or more without electricity to get you well-prepped for the next (yes, next) life-altering weather we encounter.
Winter is right around the corner, folks imagine another potential crummy weather situation, perhaps only half as bad as Hurricane Sandy, but with a foot or so of snow to contend with.Ugly, no?Luckily, with an inexpensive checklist of items, you can make your next power outage a lot easier to endure.
Emergency Kit -During the next outage, keep your comfort level high, your irritation levels low and your expenses to a minimum with a brilliantly frugal Power Outage Kit.The basics to include: two flashlights per person in your household, with enough new batteries to replace the flashlights at least twice.Add a small battery-powered radio or television set to keep up with news and weather announcements, as well as your Deluxe Scrabble game and a full set of playing cards for some perfect power-outage entertainment.
Phone Charger - Make sure you have a car-charger for your cell phone (you obviously cant charge it in a wall outlet during an outage) and if you currently have only cordless phones in your home (unusable in power outages), give some thought to installing a hard-wired phone for emergencies.
Power Generator This seems like a big expense to many (often thousands of dollars when bought brand new at retail), however, 30 seconds with a calculator will show that it pays for itself within two or three power outages (depending on how many nights you found yourself waiting in a hotel, how much meat and produce you had throw out, you get the idea).The big trick for keeping the price down never pay retail!This last storm had many upgrading to a mack-daddy generator, bought last-minute at full retail, and leaves them their old one to sell for a fraction of the price on Craigslist.Get online, figure out the generator that fits your homes needs, and offer Mr. & Mrs. Craigslist cash and immediate pickup on the spot.Everyones a winner!
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Was served a really bad steak...when I complained to owner he basically said tough luck. Chairs very hard to sit in...not worth the trip
Was served a really bad steak...when I complained to owner he basically said tough luck. Chairs very hard to sit in...not worth the trip
Food was very good. Portions were large. Try chile shrimp app and cheesecake. Rent a car - they only cost $20/day. You can visit Hoover Dam and then have dinner here. Will definitely come back next time in Vegas!!
It looks like the other 4 million bar/grills in Las Vegas, but it's not. Excellent food that will be sure to surprise you. I had the NY strip asparagus wraps with a mushroom marsala that was out of this world!! Prices aren't bad at all. This is one of Vegas' best kept secrets
Me & my boyfriend were on holiday in Vegas for 5 nights, & having read the reviews on tripadvisor & wanting to eat in some of the top rated restaurants in Vegas, we decided to try off the strip. Firstly, it's exactly that- OFF the strip- and some. In all fairness the friendly owner on the phone did confirm this... More
We were'nt treated as well as expected by the business'. My son in law had not been here for approx. 3 years and I really wanted to have an exceptional time for him, not just average!
This is a small casual neighborhood place that is a perfect relief from the strip. Our salads were house dressing and large portion of garlic. It was so strong I couldn't taste my wonderful looking dinner. However my wife brought her chicken parmigiana home and we shared the next day, it was fabulous.....so watch out for the garlic and maybe... More
My husband and I went last night for my birthday and it was the best meal I've ever had!! We had a ceasar and house salad to start and with and they had the best dressings ever and wonderfully fresh ingredients. I would have been satisfied if the rest of the meal sucked after eating the salad but the rest... More
Found this restaurant on tripadvisor - absolutely fabulous food. I had the beef stroganoff which was a special for the evening and my husband had Al's Favorite rigatoni - both were amazingly delicious - the dinners included a salad - i had the house - he had the caesar - both again, were wonderful. We thought we couldn't swallow another... More
Well worth the drive to a casual friendly place. Felt more like a neighborhood pizza joint than a high quality steak house but the food proved me wrong. Great unique food in a casual environment. Throw on the jeans and flip flops and enjoy, defiantly worth the 10 min drive from the Venetian.
I had read the other reviews and we decided to eat dinner on a recent Saturday night in April, 2013.The staff is friendly and the food is fabulous. Its a little hard to find even with a GPS as the restaurant does not face the street. We plan on making this place a "must have dinner" place every time we... More
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Cortijo Opazo Formerly a working farmhouse, Cortijo Opazo can be found in the countryside near the villages of Pitres, Portugos and the area of La Taha, about 25kms from the town of Orgiva. It is surrounded by ancient terraces used today by shepherds and market gardeners. The cortijo has been renovated recently to provide holiday accommodation in two delightful lodgings, La Corona and El Lujar, named after the two mountain summits that the house faces. These apartments can be rented out on a self catering basis, or as part of a fully catered, all inclusive walking holiday.Self catering apartment 'El Lujar' - 2/4 people.This well equipped apartment has two sets of french windows leading from a private courtyard patio into the light and airy open plan living area of El Lujar. Here you will find a sofa, an armchair, dining table and chairs, coffee table and log burning stove. The kitchen is fitted with cupboards, full sized oven, glass ceramic hob with four rings, overhead extractor fan and full sized fridge. Plates, cutlery etc are provided for at least four people and there is an extensive range of cooking equipment. The kitchen is tiled with ceramics in traditional local designs, and is clean and modern. It has a window that faces east and allows the morning light to flood in.Next to the kitchen there is a door leading to the bathroom. This has a sink, W.C. and walk in shower. It is fully tiled with shelves, hooks, mirrors, towel rails and a cupboard provided. The bathroom also has an east facing window with frosted glass.From the sitting room a door leads into a good sized bedroom with a double bed (200cms x 150cms), two side tables with lamps, a chest of drawers, a built in wardrobe, a well stocked bookshelf and an armchair. A window looks out onto the surrounding hills.El Lujar has its own private courtyard filled with flowering potted plants. This leads directly onto a patio, part covered by a pergola, which is for the exclusive use of guests staying in El Lujar. The patio has open views across the Rio Bermejo to the village of Pitres and further to the high summit of El Lujar - on a clear day the Mediterranean sea can be glimpsed way down in the valley. The patio has full sun all day whilst the west facing courtyard offers a perfect location to enjoy the setting sun. The private outdoors spaces lead on to the large communal garden. Tables, chairs and sun loungers are provided to allow guests to take full advantage of the outdoor spaces.Throughout the accommodation the floors have been finished in warm terracota ceramic tiles. There is an underfloor heating system in all areas, the use of which is included in the rental. During most of the year the days are warm enough for t-shirts and light clothing but since the area is mountainous the evenings and early mornings in the cooler months can be chilly and we have found the heating system invaluable. The log burning stove is provided as a cosy luxury and a quantity of logs will be supplied.El Lujar is ideal for two people. Adjacent to the courtyard is a guest room with en-suite bathroom and two single beds which can be rented out in addition to accommodate a further two people. The LocationLocated in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains of southern Spain, Cortijo Opazo offers a perfect holiday destination if you are looking for beautiful scenery, relaxing surroundings and an area that is rich in cultural history. The region is known as 'Las Alpujarras' and is an enchanting part of Spain. Treasured by the Moors as a paradise location this mountainous area is situated between the summits of the Sierra Nevada and the Mediterranean coast of the Costa del Sol. As a holiday destination it is ideal for walking, cycling, riding, photography, painting and the appreciation of flowers and wildlife; but most of all for just unwinding and taking time out. It is within easy striking distance of the historical city of Granada with its fabulous Alhambra Palace, yet is close enough to the coast to enjoy a well deserved day lounging on the beach. During the winter and spring you can even go skiing on the high slopes of the Sierra Nevada - less than two hours by car.Mulhacen is the highest peak in the area (and in mainland Spain) at a little under 3,500 metres. Cortijo Opazo is situated at 1,250 metres in the high Alpujarras and enjoys an excellent climate. The conditions of Andalucia in southern Spain ensure that there is plenty of sun during the winter months when the weather is usually warm enough for t-shirts and light clothing during the day. The summer months are hot but the altitude means that when evening comes there is always a delightful stream of cool air flowing down the valley from the high Sierras, a type of natural air conditioning.Around Cortijo Opazo we have established delightful garden areas that we are extending all the time. Throughout the year you will be able to enjoy a variety of plants and flowers, many indigenous to this area, many grown by way of experimentation. You will feel free to wander from terrace to terrace and find your pefect place to contmeplate the stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
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Yes folks, by unpopular demand, I am back on the cleanse. A big champion of "Better late than never" the cleanse is my belated effort to ring in the new year while leaving the toxins of 2011 behind. This is the second time I am metaphorically cleaning out the closet, the first "closet cleaning" taking place five months ago in September. I am surprised to see some notable differences. (For those of you who missed it and want a recap, here are Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3.)
Some readers asked how the post-cleanse experience was. The next day, the Husband and I were fortunate enough to board a plane to Oahu for some close friends' wedding. Slowly easing back into non-elimination diet items while in vacation mode was super challenging (try eating breakfast at LAX). Plus this wasn't just vacation mode, it was vacation PAR-TAY mode, as we shared a house on the beach with 6 close friends who, because they are in my life, love to eat and do it oh so well. Within the first 24 hours, I had consumed red meat, huge amounts of cheese, seemingly lethal amounts of wheat, alcohol, sugar, gluten and god knows what else (BBQ pineapple sliders on mini Hawaiian Bread buns, anyone?). My system was definitely out of whack during those five (still wonderful) days on the island. I no longer felt like the best physical version of myself. In fact, I felt like sh*t. I experienced headaches, stomach aches and fatigue and I resolved to at least try and ease back into the swing of things the next time around.
Upon my return to the mainland, I endeavored (and maintained) small but daily lifestyle changes. These included using beauty products without parabens (I have rediscovered The Body Shop), replacing 90% of my plastic Tupperware with glass containers (can't seem to get rid of those beloved pop-up containers though), no longer using the birth control pill (perhaps the most significant lifestyle change), switching to a natural toothpaste (I prefer Nature's Gate, since Tom's of Maine gave me Year of the Dragon breath) and striving to use household detergents and cleaners that are natural (always a challenge to find satisfactorily foaming dish soaps if anyone has any good recommendations).
As I mentioned above, there are quite a few differences between this cleanse and the first one. So many in fact, that I compiled a list entitled…
Things that are Different on Cleanse #2
1. We in it for the long haul. Instead of 14 days, I am tacking on another full week to bring it to a grand total of 21 days, which is the suggested length of time proposed in the Clean book and program manual (page 8 is a good snapshot). I remember actually being a little sad having to end the last cleanse prematurely, as I felt so good and (why, yes) clean and I wanted to continue that feeling. Interestingly, today is day 13 and I can honestly say the two weeks have passed by much more rapidly than last time.
2. Can't get off the juice. After a week of the same ole' morning smoothie, I began to tire of brain freeze and my love affair with the blender. I wanted to mix it up a little and get more vegetables into my breakfast if possible. Intrigued with juicing, I bought a compact juicer and have since been on a bit of a juicing kick, with a morning ritual of carrots, apples, celery, kale and ginger that I alternate with the smoothies. Little did I know that there is an entire philosophy behind juicing, and that not only should we, the public drink responsibly, but also juice responsibly. I learned things I had no idea about, like to avoid juicing fruits and vegetables together because of the different enzymes needed to digest them (apples are neutral and are an exception), and trying to limit juices mostly to vegetables (even better, to limit vegetables containing high sugar like carrots and beets although they are delicious). Also, one should vary the juices they consume so that the body doesn't become dependent on those particular nutrients, and that beet juice in particular, should be consumed in moderation and never alone. I found this juicing site very helpful with great recipes and loads of information.
3. No hunger, no cry. As before, I experience the same feelings of hunger and satiation which gradually arise (they call this true hunger) over the span of a few hours, instead of becoming ravenously hungry at meal times. For some reason this time around, I am not as hungry. Previously, I would need to snack during the day on carrots, almonds, hummus, flaxseed crackers, and avocado, but now there is no need. Perhaps this is why the pounds have dropped much more rapidly than last time. Ironically though, this cleanse experience really highlights the deep emotional bond I have with food, indicated by the crazy overwhelming food cravings I have. Never am I hungry, but often times throughout the day (mostly when I am bored or unmotivated) I think of random food items that I would kill to eat: chow mein, s'mores, a tray of brownies and some rare rib eye (that was today's list before noon). The hardest thing about this cleanse is the fact that food becomes less of an immediately gratifying experience, but more of a long-term sustaining commodity.
4. These pretzels are making me thirsty. I have perma-cottonmouth. I am forever thirsty. I don't know why, but I am. I am not taking psyllium and going au natural instead, but still, I….am….so….thirsty.
5. Soy, what? To my dismay, I realize the fish oil supplements I've been taking have soy in them so I stop taking them during the cleanse. I am pleasantly surprised however to discover that fermented soy (miso) is different from regular soy, and therefore okay to consume during the cleanse. I am so having miso soup everyday next week.
More next time including some cleanse recipes for those of you who've been asking.
Signing off, Dubu Darling.


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Former Salina Man Ran Meth Ring
Jeff Garretson - Wed 11:28 AM 10/10/2012
The Drug Task Force teams up with Sedgwick County agents to make an arrest.
According to Task Force Commander, Lt. Jim Norton, 27-year-old Filiberto Nunez-Garcia was arrested on multiple drug charges in Wichita yesterday and booked into the Saline County Jail.
The search for Nunez-Garcia began shortly after a dog from a K-9 Unit hit on a vehicle he owned.
Lt. Norton tells KSAL News that back on September 26th, officers released him from the scene where they were making another arrest at 841 Hancock Ave.
A warrant was then used to search the 2005 GMC pickup truck he left behind - and police found 3.9 pounds of methamphetamine plus 6 pounds of marijuana inside the vehicle.
Lt. Norton tells KSAL News that the street value of that much meth is worth $177,000, while the pot would bring about $7,200 in drug deals.
Nunez-Garcia, who kept a Salina address at 912 Smith until September 26th, was found at a friends house in Wichita.
Police found him Tuesday in possession of a half pound of meth and with $30,000 cash in suspected drug proceeds.
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Wednesday 10 October 2012 19:03 Report this comment
Gee but crime is down right chief?
Wednesday 10 October 2012 20:23 Report this comment
and another druggie bites the kahouna court system
Thursday 11 October 2012 01:10 Report this comment
Anotehr criminal bites the dust because of the fantastic law enforcement agencies and law enforcement leaders we have protecting us. That explains the fantastic stats. Crime is down by 37.5% over the past 9 years. That is a fantastic record that we must credit to our fantastic law enforcement agencies and their fantastic leadership. Fantastic VICTORY.
Thursday 11 October 2012 02:06 Report this comment
hey victory it has been reported that crime in salina is up some 40% and the chief can be terminated any day now. So much for your figure. Better change your tape.
Thursday 11 October 2012 02:12 Report this comment
No way is crime down in the past nine years. You used to read about some crime taking place every once in a while but in the past 9 years that has escalated to what we have now which is several crimes being reported by the media every day. This does not include those crimes that are not being reported by the media. Salina has a crime wave occurring and neither law enforcement agency is capable under the leadership we presently have to do anything about it.
Thursday 11 October 2012 13:51 Report this comment
Wow, get your boots on boys cuz @iamequine674 has it pile up high today. Chief Hill is doing a great job and his job is secure. He won't be gone until he is ready to retire; that I guarantee. Sheriff K is not going anywhere either, unless, of course, he makes that election.


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Oceania Sevens: Samoa Kick Off in Style
The Samoa Sevens team gave their home crowd plenty to cheer about in the opening round of the 2011 Oceania Sevens Championship at Apia Park.
Uale Mai led his team to a 47-0 victory over Niue in hot sunny conditions, although the highlight was the thrilling 19-19 draw in the opening match between Tonga and Papua New Guinea.
Tonga, who won the 3rd place playoff against the same opponent a year ago, led at halftime with tries to Paula Kata and Atelea Okati against one to PNG's Henry Liliket.
Tonga defended strongly in the second spell until Albert Levi unleashed his extraordinary pace, streaking 80m to score under the posts and give PNG a 14-12 lead, before the red machine responded and Kata's second looked to be the match winner. However, PNG ran the length of the field and Jason Missian scored in the corner after the hooter had sounded.
Missian's kick was unsuccessful, meaning the results of later matches will be all important in securing a favourable draw tomorrow.
Samoan captain Mai was back to his best as the hosts were untroubled by Niue. Mai scored two tries and set up others to Falemiga Selesele and Lolo Lui to give his side a lead 26-0 at halftime.
Niue put up more resistance in the second half but the floodgates opened with three more scores to Selesele (2) and Robert Lilomaiava.
Mai said it was a good start to the day.
"The conditions were hot but good for us although the teams from the other countries might find it different for them!," he said. "We are looking forward to the next game against Australia."
American Samoa made their debut in the Championships with a comfortable 31-7 win over New Caledonia.
The two sides met in a close Plate final in last month's XIV Pacific Games in Noumea – American Samoa winning 19-17 – but the result was never in doubt this time around.
Ross Poyer, Nard Umayan, Kamilo Soi and McClusky Fa'agata scored in an entertaining first half to lead 26-0.
The French territory did pull one back through Lolesio Mauvaka but a yellow card to Elyas Kopoui created a gap for American Samoa captain David Laban to score, and Soi's second saw them complete a maiden victory.
The Cook Islands got their campaign underway with a scratchy 19-7 win over the Solomon Islands.
A spirited Solomons held out for most of the first half before the experienced Koiatu Koiatu opened the scoring under the posts. Cameron Suamoana went close for the team in yellow but Eddie Nicholas swooped on the mistake to score at the other end of Apia Park and Ashley Drake gave the Cooks a 19-0 halftime lead.
The Solomons' had the better of the second half and eventually captain Carlwyn Tengemoana dotted down under the posts.
Tengemoana's team showed enough to indicate they might do better than their 7th place in the recent Pacific Games.
Top seeds Fiji and defending champions Australia play their first matches at 11:37 and 12:43 respectively (local time).
Results from Day One:
Pool A
Tonga 19 Papua New Guinea 19
American Samoa 31 New Caledonia 7
Pool B
Samoa 47 Niue 0
Cook Islands 19 Solomon Islands 7
Upcoming fixtures
Fiji v Tonga
Papua New Guinea v American Samoa
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skylark |
Aug 22 2007, 12:24 PM
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I found a fantastic shop for new sheet music whilst I was on holiday - it was only small but they crammed masses of music into it, and also a really good range of musical gifts and accessories. I can thoroughly recommend it if you're in the area - it's a bit out of town but well worth going to - Gillian Greig Music just outside Taunton. Has anyone else got any music shops they'd like to recommend people to visit if they're in the area??? (NB. If you have any recommendations for shops selling *second-hand* sheet music, there's a separate thread called Great Little Shops for Second-hand Sheet Music (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) ) --------------------------------- List updated to Post #93 and also includes shops mentioned on various other threads. NORTH/NORTH EAST BEVERLEY: Beverley Music Centre BRADFORD: Early Music Shop (instruments, sheet music, CDs) BRADFORD: The Woodwind Exchange (instruments) CLECKHEATON: The Music Room, www.themusicroom-online.co.uk (folk instruments, guitars) DARLINGTON: George Gladstone, www.georgegladstone.co.uk (woodwind, brass, keyboards, sheet music) DERBY: Foulds (instruments, sheet music) HARROGATE: ABC Music, 192 Kings Road, HG1 5JG, 01423 817 700 www.harrogate.abcmusic.co.uk (instruments, sheet music) HARROGATE: Music House, 18 Cheltenham Parade, HG1 1DB, 01423 705770 (instruments, sheet music) LEEDS: John Scheerer & Sons, Merrion Centre (instruments, sheet music) NEWCASTLE: Windows Music Shop, Central Arcade NEWCASTLE: JG Windows POCKLINGTON: Pocklington Music YORK: Banks (instruments, sheet music, gifts, accessories) NORTH WEST BOLTON: Boothes BOLTON: Hawker & Howarth ECCLES: Drum Centre FALLOWFIELD: Alan Gregory LIVERPOOL: Music Notes, North John Street, http://www.music-notes.net/ MANCHESTER: Forsyth's (sheet music, pianos. orchestral and band instruments) MANCHESTER: Johnny Roadhouse/Hobgoblin, Oxford Road MANCHESTER: Sound Control, M602 (electronic stuff and some guitars) MANCHESTER: Sound Control, Oxford Road (guitars and resident luthier) MANCHESTER: Paul Ayers, Didsbury (makes and repairs violins, violas and cellos) MANCHESTER: The Music Box, Bury Old Road (Yamaha pianos, and a few other makes, and piano stools) MORECAMBE: Promenade Music (music, instruments), www.promenademusic.co.uk MIDLANDS/EAST ENGLAND/HOME COUNTIES BANBURY: One Man Band (guitars) BIRMINGHAM: Turner Violins, Digbeth BIRMINGHAM: MIR (Musical Instrument Repairs) BISHOPS FROME (Worcestershire): Allegro Music, www.allegro.co.uk (organ music specialists) BEACONSFIELD (Bucks): Strings BURY ST EDMUNDS: Balaam's Music (mixed recommendations!) CAMBRIDGE: Brian Jordan Music, Green Street CAMBRIDGE: Cambridge Pianoforte Centre and Music Gallery, Kings Hedges Road, http://www.cambridgemusic.net/ CAMBRIDGE: Millers CAMBRIDGE: Wood Wind & Reed (helpful on phone but not visited) HITCHIN: Myatts LEICESTER: Sheehan's LINCOLN: Counterpoint Music NORWICH: Topjoint NOTTINGHAM: Windblowers OXFORD: Blackwell's Music Shop, Broad Street (sheet music, CDs, books, gifts) RUGBY: Freeman and Neale (MAY HAVE CLOSED) STOURBRIDGE: MIR WARE: Play SomeThing (pianos, instruments) WORCESTERSHIRE: Vale Pianos LONDON Howarths (instruments) London Recorder Centre (sheet music) sax.co.uk (instruments) Topwind Barbican: Chimes Music, www.chimesmusic.com Charing Cross Road: Foyles music dept (sheet music) Cranbourne Street: The Spanish Guitar Centre (guitars) Denmark Street: Argents (sheet music) Denmark Street: World of Drums (drums) East Dulwich: The South London Music Shop Duke Street: The London Guitar Studio (guitars) Great Marlborough Street: Schotts (sheet music) Kensington: Kensington Chimes, www.chimesmusic.com Marylebone Road - Royal Academy of Music: Chimes (sheet music), www.ram.ac.uk/about/shop.htm Muswell Hill: Les Aldrich Northcote Road: Northcote Road Music Shop Piccadilly Circus: Footes 152-160 Wardour Streeet, W1F 8YA: Chappells (instruments, sheet music, CDs) 60-61 Warren Street: All Flutes Plus, www.allflutesplus.co.uk SOUTH EAST COLCHESTER: Mann's Music CROYDON: Just Flutes CROYDON: Martin Phelps KENT (Tonbridge Wells): Brittens, www.brittensmusic.co.uk KENT/SOUTH LONDON: The Bookshop, New Ash Green, Longfield, 01474 874194 SURREY (Haslemere) - Chamberlains (new/secondhand instruments, rental, repairs, sheet music, accessories, gifts) SURREY (West Byfleet) : Brittens, www.brittensmusic.co.uk SOUTH/SOUTH WEST BATH: Duck Son and Pinker/Milsom & Son's, Milsom Street/High Street BRISTOL: Hobgoblin Bristol (Musicroom), 30 College Green, BS1 5TB, 0117 929 0902, www.hobgoblin.com/bristol (instruments, sheet music, CDs) BRISTOL: Providence Music, 1 St Georges Road, BS1 5UL, 0117 927 6536, www.providencemusic.co.uk (serious sheet music, CDs) BRISTOL: Music Room BRISTOL: Mickleburgh Pianos CLEVEDON: Clevedon Music Shop CORNWALL (Hayle): Kershaw Music GLOUCESTERSHIRE: Fullers, Cinderford (string music, mail order) EXETER: Music Room SALISBURY: Music Room (formerly Percy Priors) (beginner instruments, sheet music) TAUNTON: Gillian Greig Music, 44 Kingston Road, Taunton TA2 7SG, 01823 333317 (sheet music, gifts, accessories) TAUNTON: John Packers (Brass and Woodwind specialists) SCOTLAND GLASGOW: Biggars, Sauchiehall Street (re-opened) GLASGOW: McCormacks, Bath Street EDINBURGH: The Wind Section (instruments) INVERNESS: The Music Shop ---------------------------------- To see what has been said about a particular shop, either search this thread (see the Topic Search box at the bottom of the page) or do a forum search to see if it's been mentioned elsewhere (the Search link at the top of the page) |
Aug 22 2007, 12:29 PM
Prodigy Group: Members Posts: 1052 Joined: 18-December 06 From: UK Member No.: 8709 |
I always go to Chappells for my sheet music (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) Or if it's flute music, there's All Flutes Plus and Just Flutes quite near me.
Devil_Fiddler |
Aug 22 2007, 01:32 PM
Virtuoso Group: Members Posts: 2119 Joined: 19-October 05 From: Birmingham, UK Member No.: 5039 |
I always go to Music Room (formerly Percy Priors) in Salisbury, which is good for sheet music and beginner instruments. The name may have changed but the staff are still as knowledgable and helpful as ever and it's easy and quick to order any music they don't have in (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
jm-hamilton |
Aug 22 2007, 02:52 PM
Virtuoso Group: Members Posts: 2226 Joined: 4-January 05 From: By the sea Member No.: 2857 |
(IMG:style_emoticons/default/wub.gif) I found a fantastic shop for new sheet music whilst I was on holiday - it was only small but they crammed masses of music into it, and also a really good range of musical gifts and accessories. I can thoroughly recommend it if you're in the area - it's a bit out of town but well worth going to - Gillian Greig Music just outside Taunton. Unfortunately they don't sell online at the moment, although they will sell by post. Gillian Greig is my second favourite music shop - 2nd only because of distance. It takes me half an hour to get there, and 15 mins to get to my favourite one. If you want to buy from them you can fill in the query form on their website; they ring you within a couple of hours with an answer and you can then order over the phone. They're quick and efficient, and I always love a trip to the shop. Highly recommended. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) My favourite has less stock than Gillian Greig, but still has more than enough to choose from - it's the Clevedon Music shop. I've shopped with them for years, and they've always treated me well. Half the shop is given over to selling guitars, amplifiers etc so there's something for everyone. Sanders recorder shop is in Bristol, skylark. However, I think he is giving up the presence on the high street and will be runing the business from home. If you check out the website, it says there what his plans are. |
jonscott14 |
Aug 22 2007, 02:56 PM
Prodigy Group: Members Posts: 1560 Joined: 14-December 04 From: Bratton, Wiltshire, England, UK Member No.: 2732 |
Hi, I seem to visit this shop more than the local supermarket! - Very useful!
Taunton: John Packers Brass and Woodwind specialists. |
skylark |
Aug 22 2007, 03:58 PM
Unregistered |
Sanders recorder shop is in Bristol, skylark. However, I think he is giving up the presence on the high street and will be runing the business from home. If you check out the website, it says there what his plans are. The web site says they're finishing on the high street at the end of September so I've left them off the list, thanks for the info. I'm not sure which town All Flutes Plus and Allegro Music (Herefordshire) are based in - can anyone confirm please? Thanks for the additons, and if anyone wants to correct any of the info in my first post, please feel free to let me know (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) |
captaintau |
Aug 22 2007, 04:30 PM
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 138 Joined: 3-August 07 From: Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire Member No.: 13982 |
If anyone from MIR is reading this, WHyyyyy did you ahev e go and close your Worcester shop???????????? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)
That place was excellent. They even had a springer spaniel to play with while you were waiting to be served. They still have a Stourbridge shop, which I would imagine is excellent |
Aug 22 2007, 04:43 PM
Prodigy Group: Members Posts: 1641 Joined: 17-April 07 Member No.: 10759 |
All Flutes Plus is based in Central London...basically the West End in Warren Street, easy to get to by undeground or bus and always used to be an excellent shop.
http://www.allflutesplus.co.uk/2006/location/contact.htm Cant help re the other one but hope this helps... Oh here you go...I think this is what you are looking for.... http://www.allegro.co.uk/about_us.html |
skylark |
Aug 22 2007, 05:21 PM
Unregistered |
All Flutes Plus is based in Central London...basically the West End in Warren Street, easy to get to by undeground or bus and always used to be an excellent shop. http://www.allflutesplus.co.uk/2006/location/contact.htm Cant help re the other one but hope this helps... Oh here you go...I think this is what you are looking for.... http://www.allegro.co.uk/about_us.html Thanks, I've amended the first post. |
Frederic Chopin |
Aug 22 2007, 05:38 PM
Prodigy Group: Members Posts: 1849 Joined: 25-December 05 From: Bristol, UK (via Zelazowa Wola) Member No.: 5637 |
Just a correction: Chappell is on Wardour street now:
152-160 WARDOUR STREET , LONDON W1F 8YA BRISTOL: Providence Music (serious sheet music, CDs) 1 St Georges Road Bristol BS1 5UL Tel: 0117 927 6536 Fax: 0117 927 6680 Email: email@example.com http://www.providencemusic.co.uk/ BRISTOL: Hobgoblin Bristol (Musicroom) (classical and popular sheet music, CDs, instruments) 30 College Green, Bristol, BS1 5TB Open 9.30am - 5.30pm Monday to Saturday Tel: 0117 929 0902 http://www.hobgoblin.com/bristol/index.php |
skylark |
Aug 22 2007, 06:25 PM
Unregistered |
Thanks, I've amended Chappells and added the two Bristol ones.
Oddball |
Aug 22 2007, 06:49 PM
Maestro Group: Members Posts: 11091 Joined: 12-October 04 From: Market Harborough Member No.: 2310 |
Hi, I seem to visit this shop more than the local supermarket! - Very useful! Taunton: John Packers Brass and Woodwind specialists. LOL, remember when we got lost trying to find it and had to peg it across Taunton for the train? That was quite funny... Also Duck Son and Pinker in Bath, which is linked to Milsom & Son's, on Milsom Street / High Street, Bath. It's WELL cool. |
Aquarelle |
Aug 22 2007, 08:25 PM
Virtuoso Group: Members Posts: 4495 Joined: 5-April 07 Member No.: 10531 |
Mann's Music in Colchester
Helpful, cheerful and quick - I only know them from ordering by telephone for music to be sent to France but their service has always been very good. |
Aileen |
Aug 22 2007, 08:53 PM
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 293 Joined: 20-April 06 From: West Coast of Scotland Member No.: 6707 |
McCormacks in Glasgow (Bath Street) and Biggars also in Glasgow (Sauchiehall Street). They're the only ones i ever get to - and even then i still have to travel 2.5 hours!
pianoboe |
Aug 23 2007, 10:02 AM
Prodigy Group: Members Posts: 1356 Joined: 20-February 07 From: Nr Leeds, UK Member No.: 9616 |
Moi, j'adore Banks (York) and Scheerers (Leeds) but you seem to have done the job for me here so no bother! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)
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Eighteen months after one of the worst oil spills in the Gulf of Mexico, researchers at the University of South Florida in St. Petersburg are studying the effects of the deep water blowout with the help of an …
IHMC partners with USF
The Florida Institute for Human and Machine Cognition recently entered into a research affiliation agreement with the University of South Florida — an agreement that the institute hopes will strengthen its core of researchers and lead to greater breakthroughs. USF is the latest university to join forces with the research-centric institute, which is also part of the state university system. The other schools include the University of Central Florida, the University of West Florida, Florida Atlantic University and the Florida Institute of Technology.
Machen offers governor his plan for assessing UF
Gainesville Sun
University of Florida President Bernie Machen is proposing his own ways to assess the institution. In response to Scott's promotion of higher education reforms, Machen sent a memo last month …
17 Collier school administrators advance their learning through UF doctorate …
Naples Daily News
… participated in three years of courses and passed nine hours of rigorous written and oral exams to be accepted into the dissertation stage of an educational leadership doctorate program through the University of Florida in Gainesville. …
'This Old House' films at UF hurricane simulator
Gainesville Sun
Kevin O'Connor, host of the PBS series "This Old House," and his crew are taping at the University of Florida hurricane research lab on Wednesday using the portable UF hurricane simulator at the UF eastside campus in Gainesville.
UF police asking State Attorney's Office to file misdemeanor battery charge …
Florida Times-Union
The University of Florida Police Department has finished its investigation into an assault complaint against Florida defensive tackle Dominique Easley and is asking the State Attorney's Office to charge him with misdemeanor battery, …
County Would Have to Re-Vote on Funding if USF Poly Was Independent
The Ledger
Ten million dollars out of $26 million pledged to University of South Florida Polytechnic by Polk County and the city of Lakeland may have to pass through a few more bureaucratic hoops before the school gets the money. That's only if the university leaves the University of South Florida system and becomes independent.
Polk Builders Association Supports USF Poly Split
The Ledger
The Polk County Builders Association has hammered its nail into the board of support for the split of the University of South Florida Polytechnic from USF.
Underwater carving competition yields no ordinary pumpkins
Pensacola News Journal
MBT Divers and the Grand Lagoon Yacht Club hosted the event, which included more than 25 students from the University of West Florida SCUBA Club.
State College System
New CF president arrives facing high expectations
Henningsen will step into a bright spotlight when he takes over on Jan. 2. As college president, he will be one of the area's top education officials but also will be viewed as a civic leader and key community decision-maker.
Chipola Paramedic program shortened to an 11-month course
Jackson County Floridan
The paramedic program at Chipola College has now been shortened to an 11-month, three-semester course. After numerous requests from students, program directors decided to restructure the course from 16 months to 11 months, said EMT/Paramedic Program Coordinator Chris Murray.
Audit should help DSC refine procedures, policies
Daytona Beach News-Journal
A state audit that identified administrative and procedural problems at Daytona State College gives college officials an opportunity to more clearly define …
Edison president undermined VP's credibility, complaint states
Naples Daily News
Edison State College president Kenneth Walker made multiple and increasing attempts to undermine a top administrator's credibility as part of an orchestrated move to fire him for voicing concerns about discrimination, according to …
Edison State faces a key review
The News-Press
Edison State College will be reaccredited, District President Kenneth Walker vowed Thursday, despite some serious issues that have arisen this year. In 10 days, an accreditation team will descend upon campus to scour policies and improvement plans, inspect facilities and interview faculty, administrators and students.
Edison State College Board of Trustees calls special meeting
The News-Press
The Board of Trustees at Edison State College has called a special meeting for Nov. 4. The short agenda aims to settle unresolved items from Tuesday's 4-hour, 11-minute meeting.
Edison State crisis? College's reputation at stake as leaders' reputations tarnish
Naples Daily News
When controversy first flared at Edison State College in March, longtime donor and former faculty member Kevin Lavrack took a red pen to his trust agreement. The college wouldn't inherit a dime of his $1 …
A timeline of Edison State College and recent controversies
Naples Daily News
A 4-year nursing degree is approved by the Florida Department of Education. Edison enrolls its first 83 students to the program in the fall Feb. 21: Vice presidents Steve Atkins and Robert Beeson tell Human …
FSCJ expands food safety program
Jacksonville Business Journal
FSCJ student Marah Lovequist said principles learned at the Institute for … a prime example of why Florida State College at Jacksonville is expanding its …
Indian River State College to present Business Women's Summit Nov. 18
Indian River State College will partner with Women Today in presenting the Business Women's Summit on Nov. 18 from 7:30 am – noon at the …
Miami-Dade College's Belly Dance Extravaganza Is One of the Largest in Florida
Miami New Times (blog)
In the decade-plus since Miami Dade College started it's Middle East Dance Program, the curriculum — and it's accompanying, annual Belly Dance Show — has become the biggest and best place in the state of Florida to hone the ancient art of danse du ventre.
Theater students from across Florida descend on SFC
Gainesville Sun
More than 1,500 theater and drama students from around the state have landed this week at the Santa Fe College Fine Arts Hall, evidence of the kind of cultural and economic impact such a facility can have, college and area officials say.
SFCC seeks grants to start bioenergy program
… economic impact to Highlands County, South Florida Community College is partnering with biofuels companies to create a bioenergy education program. …
TPD identifies victim of fatal early-morning crash
Tallahassee Democrat
Tallahassee Community College student Samuel Rogers died as a result of injuries he sustained in a two-car crash on Tharpe Street and Devra Drive just after …
Independent College and University System
Hollywood firehouse site to be home to Barry's new campus
A garage area where fire trucks once parked now will be lecture rooms for Barry University's newest campus, which will house the College of Health Sciences.
Bethune-Cookman program focuses on getting, staying healthy
Daytona Beach News-Journal
With the black community disproportionately afflicted with such diseases as diabetes and heart disease, Bethune-Cookman University is trying a new approach …
Embry-Riddle adds exec
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Karen Jans has been named associate vice president for university relations at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
Were Lynn University ducks killed by mistake?
About two dozen Muscovy ducks that made a mess in a patio area of Lynn University may have paid the ultimate price for their misdeeds. The university hired a contractor to remove the 26 ducks from the Boca Raton campus earlier this month, with the understanding they'd be relocated to safe place, officials said. But when students asked this week about what happened to them, university administrators were shocked.
Davie library hosts Benjamin Franklin exhibit
One of America's most beloved historical figures is being spotlighted at Nova Southeastern University in Davie. The Alvin Sherman Library's Second Floor Gallery houses the "Benjamin Franklin: In Search of a Better World" panel exhibit, which explores his contributions as a diplomat, journalist, scientist, entrepreneur, inventor and more…
Davie event spotlights services for and talents of those with disabilities
People with physical, emotional and psychological disabilities recently enjoyed a day of fun with their families at the 32nd DisAbilities Expo at Nova Southeastern University in Davie. …
Gary Carter returns to coaching for Palm Beach Atlantic
According to Gary Carter's daughter, Kimmy Bloemers, Carter returned to coaching for Palm Beach Atlantic University this week. Kimmy Bloemers says Carter …
NCAA's $2000 boost to scholar-athletes: too little, but a start
Many argue that this is enough of a benefit for a scholarship athlete, especially at a place like the University of Miami, where tuition and fees are high. In truth it falls far short of either covering all expenses of attending colleges or truly …
Yip Yap: Noted and Quoted FLHE Voices From Around the State
Florida shortchanges its universities
At least credit former U.S. Sen. George LeMieux for being half-right: Tuition at Florida's public universities is too low. But so is the state's direct support. The hard fact that no one in Tallahassee's majority party seems willing to acknowledge is that the state, not just students, must invest more in higher education if Florida's universities are ever going to rank among the nation's best and help diversify the economy.
Op-Ed: Florida professors get rich – tuition increases 15 percent
How about Professor Neil Fenske over at the University of South Florida who bags $1213362 per year for teaching Medicine? The 15 percent increase means the average USF student will pay an additional $4886 per year while Fenske receives the same or more …
Editorial: Drinking is a personal responsibility — even in college
Naples Daily News
That is the question making its way around the student body at Florida Gulf Coast University these days as policies at other schools are held up for comparison. Since under-age drinking is against the rules, some students wonder whether medical …
Our Opinion: Merging missions
The University of Central Florida's proposal includes an effort to recruit students who will practice in rural communities. The FAMU-UF plan is likely to get support from the Florida Dental Association, which to date has not been in support of building a new dental school. For now, the universities are at the mercy of politics and money. And that could last a long time as the state looks to tackle a projected $2 billion deficit.
Scott Tilley: Online, better to think before you click
Florida Today
Be afraid. Be very afraid. The online spooks are coming to get you! If you listen to some of the hyperbole concerning cyber security, you'd think browsing the web was more dangerous than walking through Central Park alone at night. It's not. Tilley is a professor of software engineering in the Department of Computer Sciences at Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne.
Letter: FAU's on-campus stadium a point of pride, and dig that ocean view
Oct. 15 marked one of the most significant events in the history of Florida Atlantic University, the opening of our on-campus football stadium. I, and many of my friends and fellow alumni, had been looking … Ryan Walter, Delray Beach
What's driving Miami's entrepreneurial renaissance
Miami's entrepreneurial renaissance is just beginning to dawn… Jerry Haar is associate dean and director of the Pino Global Entrepreneurship Center in the College of Business Administration at Florida International University.
Bill Murray's sister to perform in Baltimore
The Catholic Review
She later majored in drama at Barry University and received her master's degree in pastoral studies from the Loyola University of Chicago.
DeLand actress a natural for Red Lobster ads
Orlando Sentinel
Angela Trapp says she loves her part-time job as a Red Lobster server, but she also wants to become a professional actress…Trapp, who studied acting at Daytona State College and portrays Snow White at a replica of the storybook character's cottage in Port Orange, hopes to break …
Cat burglar declawed: Orlando man back to prison for high-rise …
Orlando Sentinel
Known as "Puc Puc", Puc wrote on his Facebook page that he had attended Daytona State College and "I am a success story. Not a statistic. State prison records show higher education had to wait after his studies were interrupted in 2009 by convictions for burglary, drug possession and fraudulent use of identification.
Daytona State College student still learning at 90
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Irene Lewis, 90, is the oldest student at Daytona State College, where she is studying for her bachelor's degree. …
Doctor pinpoints factors that limit treatment of seniors
Palm Beach Daily News
After patients reach advanced age, doctors' ability to mitigate conditions such as heart disease and cognitive impairment is limited, according to Dr. Joseph Ouslander of Florida Atlantic University.
Florida Democrats point fingers at Gov. Scott, GOP lawmakers
Palm Beach Post
Even if Scott remains unpopular, the notion that he'll influence the presidential race in Florida next year is a bit of a stretch, said Florida Atlantic University political scientist Kevin Wagner. "It's probably wishful thinking (for Democrats) that …
Here comes the next wave of condos
William Hardin, a professor of real estate and finance at Florida International University, said some of the developers are simply testing the market. They might make splashy announcements and host lavish launch parties, but if the cash-buyers don't …
Betty G. Reader estate pledges $600000 to establish scholarship fund at FIU
Florida International University has received a $600000 estate commitment to establish the Betty G. Reader Scholarship Fund for students who have demonstrated exemplary service to and leadership in the Jewish community.
Occupy Jacksonville ponders how to increase its impact
Florida Times-Union
"I want to occupy somewhere. But we need the infrastructure to do that," James Matheny, 21, said during a general assembly, a gathering where participants vote on actions and policies. Tents, portable toilets and other provisions need to be staged for a continued presence, argued Matheny, a Florida State College at Jacksonville student …
A Leaner Occupy Tallahassee Returns for Third Weekend
Sunshine State News
"Once people see we are consistently out here on the weekend, I'm sure they'll be more willing to come out in numbers," said Gabriel Paez, a Florida State University political science major and one of the leaderless group's many organizers.
Support strong instructors, parents to improve kids' education
The News-Press
… input and a committed community," said Terry P. McMahan, president of Hodges University and current chair of the Alliance of Educational Leaders.
College costs going up but Treasure Coast students staying in Florida
"If it's a money issue, they're staying home and going to (Indian River State College.)" Sebastian River High School guidance counselor Stephanie Cleveland …
Deltona's controversial sex-offender law holds; effectiveness …
Daytona Beach News-Journal
… away," wrote Jill Levenson, an associate professor of human services at Lynn University in Boca Raton, in an email to The Daytona Beach News-Journal.
Persecuted author is at home in Miami
This flawed and fascinating city is where Chenjerai Hove — one of Zimbabwe's most prominent authors, a man forced into exile by a despot — has found a safe place to write, a temporary family among regulars at Pub One near his rented apartment downtown, and in Little Haiti, "a shop where I can buy all African foods." Hove is the first writer hosted under the "Miami: City of Refuge" program run by the Florida Center for the Literary Arts at Miami Dade College and funded by the John S. and James L Knight Foundation…
Gloria Steinem: "It is not a post-feminist era"
Orlando Sentinel
"If something is going to last and be absorbed by society, it's going to last a century," said Steinem in an interview Friday at Rollins College in Winter Park, where she is participating in events for the 45th anniversary of the National Organization …
Jobs Act a Win-Win for Obama: Economist
Voice of America
Duch Darin, an professor at Tallahassee Community College, in Florida, told VOA Khmer that the jobs act could potentially help the economy and Obama's chances in the upcoming 2012 presidential election.
Michelle Obama, in Tampa for fundraising, says re-election fight will be 'hard'
"The president is in trouble, his polls numbers are down and they need to raise as much money as possible," said Aubrey Jewett, a political analyst at the University of Central Florida in Orlando. "So that means all hands on deck, including the first …
Florida judge blocks drug testing of welfare applicants
Lebron, who is the sole caretaker of his 4-year-old son, said he's "happy that the judge stood up for me and my rights and said the state can't act without a reason or suspicion." Lebron is a student at University of Central Florida pursuing a bachelor's degree in accounting and expects to graduate in December, according to the complaint. The ACLU says Florida was the first to enact such a law since Michigan tried more than a …
Rubio says family history discrepancies overblown
Rubio spoke at the University of Central Florida in Orlando and in Tampa, where he also discussed job creation policies. "We do have a tendency in modern politics to exaggerate things. It's not like they discovered my parents were from Canada.
Food truck for dogs offers gourmet snacks and 'mutt-balls'
Arizona Daily Sun
Sean Snaith, a University of Central Florida economist who specializes in market forecasts, said the venture could take off only in a dog-obsessed city such as Winter Park. "That's not going to go over in Apopka," he said. "The pet industry, make no …
Florida consumer confidence stays near record low
Palm Beach Post
University of Central Florida economist Sean Snaith likewise sees a disconnect between economic activity and consumers' gloomy mood. "The general atmosphere is not really conducive to optimism," Snaith said.
Wealth gap in South Florida second-widest in US
But by 2009, the South Florida economy had been turned upside down by the recession," said Sean Snaith, an economist who directs the University of Central Florida's Institute for Economic Competitiveness.
iPad Improves Reading Ability of Low-Vision Patients
Kakarla Chalam, MD, PhD, professor of ophthalmology at University of Florida College of Medicine in Jacksonville, presented the results of a study investigating the capability of the iPad as a reading device. Although the ability of the iPad to present …
Tactile art winners announced
St. Augustine Record
"The level of sophistication, innovation and humor in the works make this an enjoyable and very real tactile and visual experience," noted show judge Nofa Dixon, associate profession of drawing, painting and design at the University of North Florida. …
Cruise ships unlikely sight in Port of Pensacola's future
Pensacola News Journal
"To the best of my recollection, there's been no discussion about cruise ships at the port for the past several years," said Rick Harper, one of five members of the port committee and director of the University of West Florida's Office of Economic …
Boomer protesters support Occupy movement in Pensacola
Pensacola News Journal
One of them is Cheryl Poister, 63, a former University of West Florida professor, who has been camped with the Occupy Pensacola movement since the beginning. She was against the Vietnam War, but didn't actively take part in protests at the time because
Releases and Web Stories
Fitch Assigns Florida International University Housing Revs 'A+ …
… of dormitory revenue refunding bonds 2011A to be issued by the State of Florida Board of Governors on behalf of Florida International University (FIU). …


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