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Dorothy Menker Theater
The Moraine Valley Community College Fine & Performing Arts Center (FPAC) presents quality cultural programs and popular entertainment in this 600-seat Theater.
CITY: Palos Hills
John and Angeline Oremus Theater
The Moraine Valley Community College Fine & Performing Arts Center (FPAC) presents quality cultural programs and popular entertainment in this 150-seat Theater.
CITY: Palos Hills
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Palos Hills Friendship Festival & Carnival
Friendship Festival offers free parking, admission, entertainment, pony rides, petting zoo and family fun. Enjoy great food, popular bands, crafts, classic cars and tons of fun.
CITY: Palos Hills
Center Children's Farm
Experience life down on the farm during guided family tours, or take a hike on the peaceful nature trail.
CITY: Palos Park
McCord Gallery & Cultural Center
This historic Italianate home is a learning center for art and music, showcasing exhibits of local and regional artists. The gallery shop has ceramics and fine gifts.
CITY: Palos Park
Freedom Hall
Freedom Hall offers a diverse series accenting dance, music, theatre, popular attractions, children's theatre and outreach activities. Join us in the intimate 280-seat Nathan Manilow Theatre.
CITY: Park Forest
Thorn Creek Nature Center
Enjoy a day in the country while learning about wildlife through nature displays and exhibits.
CITY: Park Forest
1950s Park Forest House Museum
Operated by the Park Forest Historical Society, this house museum depicts a rental home as it might have appeared in a post-World War II fully planned community. A docent on duty describes the history of the home.
CITY: Park Forest
Illinois Theatre Center
This professional equity theater and drama school operates year round.
CITY: Park Forest
Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra
The 75-member orchestra is the largest performing arts organization in the Chicago Southland providing professional, orchestral music of beauty and excellence. The IPO performs at Lincoln-Way North High School,19900 South Harlem Avenue, Frankfort and Lincoln-Way East High School, 201 Colorado Avenue, Frankfort.
CITY: Park Forest
Riverside Walking Tours
Take a walk through Riverside's history by spending the afternoon with the Frederick Law Olmsted Society, your guide to learning more about the village's unique community and landscape design. Riverside was designed in 1869 by famous landscape architects Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux.
CITY: Riverside
North Riverside Park Mall
Over 130 fabulous stores featuring the latest fashions and trends, including Carson's, JC Penney, Sears and Forever 21. A new Classic Cinemas opened in 2008 showing great movies. Conveniently located on Cermak Rd., west of Harlem Ave.
CITY: Riverside
Walking Tour of Historic Riverside
The Frederick Law Olmsted Society is pleased to offer great opportunities to learn about our historic landmark village. Discover the winding roads, delightful parks, beautiful landscapes, varied architecture and much more!
CITY: Riverside
Walking Tour of Historic Riverside's North Division
Spend a leisurely Sunday afternoon in Riverside. Learn the history of this National Landmark, experience the beauty of Frederick Law Olmsted's landscape design and admire archtiectural gems by Frank Lloyd Wright, William Le Baron Jenney & many others. For more information visit www.olmstedsociety.org, or e-mail email@example.com. Special group tours by appointment.
CITY: Riverside
Sand Ridge Nature Center
Owned and operated by the Forest Preserve District of Cook County, Sand Ridge Nature Center emphasizes the natural history of the Calumet region.
CITY: South Holland
Clarion Inn
Spacious guest rooms with high-quality furnishings. Efficient meeting space to accommodate a variety of business and social events. Wireless Internet & Business Center.
CITY: South Holland
Soul 2 Go
Soul 2 Go is a family owned and operated business. We serve delicious food that warms the heart. Our mission is provide fast friendly, and convenient service while giving back to the community. Southern Style Take-Out.
CITY: South Holland
Cherry Lane Motel
Cherry Lane Motel is easily accessible from I-94, I-80 and I-294 and only 20 minutes from downtown Chicago. Free truck and motorcoach parking. Cable TV with radio. Affordable rates.
CITY: South Holland
The Red Carpet Inn - South Holland
Regency Inn offers clean, comfortable rooms at affordable prices. The South Holland Regency Inn is the perfect alternative to high priced lodging.
CITY: South Holland
South Holland Inn
102 guests rooms - in-room coffee maker with complimentary coffee, free room-delivered continental breakfast, free local phone calls, free cable/satellite movies, news and sports.
CITY: South Holland
Amici's Taverna
Lively bistro with everything from coffee to cocktails. Reasonable prices for exceptional fare.
CITY: Steger
Village of Thornton Historical Museum
This museum displays artifacts and documents from 1837 to the present. The museum offers annual Thornton Stone Quarry tours.
CITY: Thornton
Centennial Lanes
You'll find 32 bowling lanes, all equipped with bumpers for kids, cosmic bowling on weekends, a snack bar, lounge and a bowling pro shop that's open daily during the season.
CITY: Tinley Park
Aurelio's Pizza - Tinley Park
What sets Aurelio's apart from other Chicago pizza? We're different because we use only quality ingredients, serve a variety of generous sizes, and specialize in customizing orders to suit each individual taste. Since 1959, the Aurelio family has been devoted to offering the finest pizza, pasta and sandwiches at reasonable prices with fast, courteous, dependable service.
CITY: Tinley Park
America's favorites made fresh. Culvers menu has something for everything.
CITY: Tinley Park
Ashford House Restaurant
The Ashford House, located adjacent to Winston's Market, serves the very best authentic Irish cuisine, as well as traditional American favorites. Irish specialties include Irish breakfast, corned beef and cabbage, Shepards pie, and bacon and cabbage. American cuisine includes seafood, pasta, steaks and chops, cut fresh daily at Winston's Market. Also featuring full service bar with daily drink specials and the finest selection of Irish bears such as Smithwicks, Harp, Guinness, Magners and Woodpecker.
CITY: Tinley Park
Hilton Garden Inn - Tinley Park
All guestrooms are appointed with microwave, refrigerator, coffeemaker, iron/ironing board and hair dryers. Comfortable desk with ergonomic chair, 27'' Flat tube television, two telephones with voice mail. Enjoy complimentary high-speed internet access in all guestrooms.
CITY: Tinley Park
Country Inn & Suites - Tinley Park
Limited service property including complimentary hot breakfast, high speed wireless internet & access to our indoor pool, spa, & fitness center. Come enjoy all the Chicago Southland has to offer! Call to reserve today.
CITY: Tinley Park
Hampton Inn - Tinley Park
64 rooms, 2 queen beds, 1 king bed, smoking and non smoking, complimentary hot breakfast buffet, free WiFi.
CITY: Tinley Park
Sleep Inn - Tinley Park
Newly remodeled, corporate and family friendly, free WiFi, complimentary continental breakfast, fitness center, & restaurants within walking distance.
CITY: Tinley Park
Comfort Inn & Suites - Tinley Park
All suite, non-smoking hotel. All rooms equipped with microwave, mini fridge, & sofa bed. Indoor pool, fitness center, complimentary hot breakfast & free wireless internet.
CITY: Tinley Park
Holiday Inn Hotel & Tinley Park Convention Center
Full service prototype hotel with 202 deluxe guest rooms, suites and a 40,000 square ft. convention center. Indoor pool, recreation facility, 24-hour business center. In house Bananas Grill & Bar.
CITY: Tinley Park
Wingate by Wyndham
At the beautiful Wingate by Wyndham, we know you mean business. Our upscale hotel is proud to offer a host of valuable amenities at no extra cost to you. Our all-inclusive pricing model gives you access to services and benefits you won't find at other hotel chains, all free of charge.
CITY: Tinley Park
First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre
Beautiful outdoor music theatre open May through September with a capacity of just under 30,000 people. Concessions and private catering available; tour buses welcome.
CITY: Tinley Park
Tinley Park Convention Center
70,450 square foot Convention Center features 18 versatile meeting rooms with the ability to accommodate up to 4,000 making this the ideal location for trade shows, conventions and social events. Ample free parking!
CITY: Tinley Park
Fairfield Inn - Tinley Park
Our guest rooms include a complimentary continental breakfast, hair dryers, coffee makers, high speed wireless internet, indoor swimming pool and spa. Discounted for AAA and seniors.
CITY: Tinley Park
LaQuinta Inn & Suites - Tinley Park
Indoor pool and whirlpool, fitness center, free continental breakfast. Amenities include coffee makers, hairdryer, iron & ironing board, free satellite movies, Showtime, news and sports channels.
CITY: Tinley Park
White Water Canyon Water Park
White Water Canyon Water Park is an affordable, wet and wild oasis just 30 minutes from downtown Chicago, perfect for the whole family!
CITY: Tinley Park
Vito & Nick's II
Good fun, good people, good food, local neighborhood joint. Now serving deep dish pizza too! Outdoor seating.
CITY: Tinley Park
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Kid's Expo
Checkout everything there is to do with kids! Toddlers to teens can enjoy crafts, face painting, costume characters, climbing wall, cover search and much more. Enter to win tons of prizes and giveaways. Over 150 Booths.
CITY: Tinley Park
Lady - A Women's Expo
This one day event will feature dozens of booths offer health tips and screening, fashion and beauty, food, home decor, shopping and more.
CITY: Tinley Park
University Golf Club & Conference Center
This championship 18-hole golf course features a practice facility, pro shop and a conference center.
CITY: University Park
Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park
Sited outdoors over some 300 acres, the 21-piece collection contains monumental works by many of the 20th century's most important sculptors, including Puryear, Nauman, Disuvero and Hunt.
CITY: University Park
Deer Creek Golf Club
This University Park golf course is rated 3-1/2 stars by Golf Digest, and has been host to several major Chicago-area golf events.
CITY: University Park
The Center for Performing Arts at Governors State University
Chicago Southland's grandest performing arts center at Governors State University in University Park features a wide array of world class attractions, children and family programming
CITY: University Park
Little Red Schoolhouse Nature Center - Willow Springs
Forest preserve nature center designed to educate the public about the importance of wildlife and our environment.
CITY: Willow Springs
Courtright's Restaurant
A 4-Star destination restaurant, Courtright's offers award winning seasonal American fine dining & a 25,000 bottle wine cellar in a gracious woodland setting. Awarded 1-Star Michelin guide 2012!
CITY: Willow Springs
Little Red Schoolhouse Nature Center
Nature center with 3 miles of walking/hiking trails through woodland, wetland, and prairie. Exhibit building displays local wildlife. Educational activities year round.
CITY: Willow Springs
Columbia Woods Forest Preserve
Offers places to fish and picnic. Canoe access. Biking. A host for "A River Thru History" each September, where you can step back 200 years into Chicago's past with a festive gathering of fur trappers, settlers, craftsmen, and entertains along the banks of the Des Plaines River - www.ariverthruhistory.com.
CITY: Willow Springs
Palos Park
An easy 30-minute drive from downtown Chicago places you squarely in this sprawling forest preserve. With 78 miles of wide and singletrack trails at an intermediate level of difficulty, you should expect the unexpected, starting with plenty of hills, fast descents, meandering paths and more.
CITY: Willow Springs
Cemetery Hill Trail
Cemetery Trail in Palos lives up to its name with narrow tracks that snake through dense foliage. A must ride for any thrill-seeking trekking enthusiast.
CITY: Willow Springs
Arabian Knights Farms
Ten-acre horse farm offers hayrides and riding lessons, plus a petting zoo, exotic animals and even a monthly line dancing event.
CITY: Willowbrook
Super 8 Willowbrook
The perfect rest stop at the end of a busy day. Complimentary continental breakfast, free local calls, free cable and special facilities for physically challenged travelers.
CITY: Willowbrook
Willowbrook Inn
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - 220 rooms including 56 private concierge-floor rooms. Convenient to McCormick Place and Oak Brook. Complimentary Midway Airport shuttle available. Meetings to 600 people, banquets to 360.
CITY: Willowbrook
La Quinta Inn Chicago/Willowbrook
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - 130-room hotel with fitness center. In-room coffee maker, hair dryer, iron/ironing board, 25" TV, voicemail and dataport phones. Free local calls, USA Today and breakfast bar.
CITY: Willowbrook
Red Roof Inn Chicago Willowbrook
109 newly remodeled clean, comfortable, and affordable rooms. Featuring Showtime, ESPN, CNN, free local calls, in-room movies and Nintendo, coffee, and morning newspapers.
CITY: Willowbrook
The Champagne Lodge & Luxury Suites
The Champagne Lodge is an independent boutique hotel featuring luxury spa suites that offer seclusion and privacy while pampering you with all of the contemporary conveniences of modern design. Private, irresistibly convenient, yet a world away from the everyday.
CITY: Willowbrook
Giordano's Willowbrook
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Pioneer of the famous stuffed and equally renowned thin-crust pizza! Pastas, sandwiches and assorted fresh salads. Dine-in, delivery, carryout, catering and full service bar.
CITY: Willowbrook
Willby's Restaurant & Lounge, Holiday Inn
Casual dining for local patrons and hotel guests. American cuisine. Serving breakfast, lulnch & dinner. Average cost per meal: $10-20. Evening early bird specials and the best Sunday brunch around.
CITY: Willowbrook
Dell Rhea's Chicken Basket
The Chicken Basket in Willowbrook opened in the summer of 1946 on Historic Illinois Route 66. Dell Rhea's chicken has been bringing visitors from around the world on a regular basis for years.
CITY: Willowbrook
Waters Edge Golf Club
This course was chosen as one of Golf Digest's Best Places to Play.
CITY: Worth


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• A Riverhead High School senior and a group from Bishop McGann-Mercy High School were among the honorees in Parrish Art Museum's Student Art Exhibition.
• A Riverhead High School senior and a group from Bishop McGann-Mercy High School were among the honorees in Parrish Art Museum's Student Art Exhibition.
The Riverhead Faculty and Community Theatre are presenting an all-junior cast in its summer musical, "Once On This Island Jr.," at Charles Cardona
Auditorium at Riverhead High School this weekend. Performances started Friday and continue at 7 p.m. tonight, Saturday, Sept. 15, and 1 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 16.
The show tells the story of Ti Moune, a poor peasant girl living on a Caribbean island divided by social prejudice, who falls in love with Daniel, an upper-class boy from the other side of the island. The production features a lively cast ages 8 to 14, a calypso-flavored score, exuberant choreography and
brilliant costumes incorporating rich and colorful island traditions.
Tickets are $5 for students 17 and under and $15 for adults. They are available in advance from any cast member, online at rfct.org or from Christine Springer at 255-1205. Any remaining tickets will be sold at the door.
Laura Nitti is the show's director, musical director and choreographer. Assistant director is Heidi Perry Hipp; Gretchen Chapman is producer; and
Judy Schiavone is costume coordinator.
• "Light and Shadows," pastels and acrylics by Fran Liburt of Orient, is on view at Mattituck-Laurel Library during February. An artist's reception will be held from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 5. Ms. Liburt donated one of her paintings for the library's January art raffle.
• Mattituck-Laurel Library's downstairs display case will hold a collection of art in wood by Harry Wicks of Cutchogue through March 30. Most of Mr. Wicks' pieces are fashioned from local wood, much of it "rescued" from downed trees.
• An 'Artist-in-Residence Retrospective' will be the focus of East End Arts' First Friday Arts Talk for February. The informal presentation will start at 6 p.m. Friday, Feb. 3, in the EEA carriage house in Riverhead. Past and future EEA artists-in-residence will discuss their experiences or goals in the program; artists interested in applying to the program are encouraged to attend. Call 369-2171 or visit eastendarts.org.
• 'Poetry at Poquatuck,' a celebration of poetry and art, will take place at 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4, at the Orient hall. Poets Luke Conti, Vivian Eyre, Pierre Gazarian, Sarah Kain Gutawski, Billy Hands, Yvonne Lieblein, Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan and Adam Penna will be featured, as will artists Alan Bull, Holly Mastrangelo and Annie Wildey.
Admission of $10 will benefit Poquatuck Hall. Contact Linton Duell at firstname.lastname@example.com.
• 'Art Through the Ages II,' a group art show featuring work by Peconic Landing residents and art students from Greenport Schools, will be on view from Feb. 3 to 12 at Brecknock Hall in Greenport. Exhibit hours are 2 to 5 p.m. An opening will be
held from 4 to 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 3.
• A preview of 'Alan Bull: An Oysterponds Sampler' is set for 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4, at Oysterponds Historical Society's Janet T. Swanson Gallery in Orient. The exhibit of multimedia representations of the artist's favorite places in Orient, along with essays and personal anecdotes, will be open 2 to 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays through Feb. 26.
• Black-and-white images by landscape photographer Ken Hubbard can be seen from Feb. 5 to April 1 at Clovis Point winery in Jamesport. A reception for the artist will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 25.
• Painter Bryan Gutman and photographer Howard Stevens will be the featured artists at Jamesport Manor Inn's Rosalie Dimon Gallery from Feb. 3 to May 2. Mr. Gutman, of Patchogue, mainly paints local landscapes, particularly autumnal scenes. Mr. Stevens, a Rocky Point resident, travels the world for his images of people and places.
A reception is set for 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday, March 4. The exhibit is a joint effort of the Jamesport Manor Inn and East End Arts, of which both artists are members.
• Small works in oil by Naomi Campbell are on view through March 5 at The South Street Gallery & Framers in Greenport.
To send arts news, email firstname.lastname@example.com, fax to 298-3287, or mail to Times/Review Newspapers, P.O. Box 1500, Mattituck, NY 11952. Copy deadline: Wednesday at 5 p.m. to appear the following week.
• An exhibit of pastel paintings by Manhattan artist Eileen Serwer will open Saturday, Dec. 10, at Riverhead Town Hall. The show is cosponsored by Riverhead Town and East End Arts, of which Ms. Serwer is a member.
The award-winning artist also belongs to the Pastel Society of America and Pastel Society of the West Coast, and is a juried member of the National Association of Women Artists and the Degas Pastel Society. She says, "Beauty is what impels me to paint. I look to create a mood, to convey a feeling or bring back an impression."
The show continues through March 1.
• Bob Kuhne is the featured artist at Old Town Art and Crafts Guild in Cutchogue, for which he serves as president. Mr. Kuhne is known for his North Fork scenes; he has shown his work throughout Long Island and New England.
The guild will hold a holiday open house from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 10 and 11.
• Work by members of the East End Photographers Group, including North Forkers Mary Trentalange and Pamela Greinke, is on view through Dec. 14 at 4 North Main Gallery in Southampton. A reception is set for 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 10.
Other participating members include Virginia Aschmoneit, Gerry Giliberti, George Mallis, Joel Lefkowitz, Ron Nicoletta, Sean Noblett, Kathryn Odell-Hamilton, Rosa Hanna Scott, Marilyn Stevenson, Christina Stow, Jarret Stretch, Nick Tarr and Alan Weinschel.
• A Members' Show and open house holiday party will be held Saturday, Dec. 10, from 6 to 9 p.m. at Studio East Gallery in Greenport.
• 'An Afternoon of Music During Advent' will be presented by the Spiritual Renewal Center at First Parish Church in Riverhead, beginning at 1:15 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 10.
Performers will include pianist/songwriter Terence Purtell and flutist Michelle Lisi, who will perform Bolling's "Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano," 1:15-2:15 p.m.; vocalist Maribeth Mundell, 2:30-3:30; and guitarist/singer/songwriter Valerie Griggs, 3:45-4:45.
Suggested offering is $10, with partial proceeds benefiting Elsa's Ark Animal Shelter of East Hampton and its spay/neuter program for cats and dogs.
• 'Collected,' work by artists who have previously shown at Art Sites, is on view through March 15 at the Riverhead gallery. More than 70 artists are represented, all of whom have had exhibits at the gallery since it opened in 2000.
A party is set for 4 to 6 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 10. Guests are invited to bring a pet rock to be judged.
Ten percent of sales will benefit Peconic Green Growth for a future project. A raffle will also benefit PGG programs.
• Barbara Groot and Keith Mantell, whose work is featured this month at the Rosalie Dimon Gallery at Jamesport Manor Inn, will lead a discussion on their work and process at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 15, at Brecknock Hall in Greenport. The program is part of the Third Thursday Arts Talk Series hosted by East End Arts.
Admission is free. Call 727-0900 or visit eastendarts.org.
• The Peconic Bay Masterworks Choir will perform music by Handel, Vivaldi and Harlan in two concerts at Mattituck Presbyterian Church this weekend. Concerts are planned for Friday and Saturday, Dec. 9 and 10, at 8 p.m.
The 55-member choir and soloists, directed by the Rev. Ronald Wickey, will be accompanied by an orchestra of 28, with pianist Karen Haley and organist Jason Cockerill.
Tickets are $15 in advance; call 477-0648 or email email@example.com.
To send arts news, email firstname.lastname@example.com, fax to 298-3287, or mail to Times/Review Newspapers, P.O. Box 1500, Mattituck, NY 11952. Copy deadline: Wednesday at 5 p.m. to appear the following week.
• 'Chai, Life,' a one-day exhibit of sculpture by Arden Scott, Robert Oxnam and David Nyce, will be held between 7 and 9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 1, at Brecknock Hall in Greenport. The show, presented by Benton Nyce Gallery, will benefit Congregation Tifereth Israel of Greenport.
Mr. Nyce will present pieces of furniture crafted from a beech tree that lived next to St. Agnes R.C. Church on Front Street. Ms. Scott's work represents her recent travels to Laos and Cambodia in pieces that "resemble time-scarred artifacts that could have been forged … by an ancient people," states a press release. Mr. Oxnam's driftwood sculpture is "informed by Chinese scholars' rocks, which were believed to represent the linkage between individual creativity and … cosmic energy."
• Printmaker Rosamaria Eisler of Ridge has joined East End Arts in Riverhead as its artist-in-residence.
Ms. Eisler's involvement with East End Arts has been long and varied; she has been a member for 15 years, was named Volunteer of the Year in 2010 and became a faculty member at the East End Arts School last June. She is now head of the printing department and the school's printing press facilitator.
A native of Mexico City, Ms. Eisler worked in the pharmaceutical industry for 22 years, while studying art privately. After taking up art full-time, she worked For 10 years as an adjunct professor of art at Adelphi University. Her work has been exhibited in numerous venues on Long Island.
Her studio space in the East End Arts carriage house is open every Tuesday from noon to 4 p.m. until her residency ends Dec. 4. She will also teach five printmaking workshops in the next few months, and end her residency as the guest speaker for December's First Fridays Art Talk on Dec. 2.
For more information, call 369-2171 or email email@example.com.
• The New Suffolk Waterfront Fund will host the first annual New Suffolk Artsy-Crafty, Fun-Key Festival Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 1 and 2, on the waterfront property the group has preserved. The invitational show will include metal artists, wood carvers, quilters, painters, weavers, beaders, bakers and others. The North Fork Cork Necklace, crafted from recycled wine bottle corks, will be introduced and sold.
The event will run from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $5 for adults and free for children 12 and under. All proceeds will go to NSWF to help maintain the property.
• Nella Khanis of Mattituck will participate in a gallery talk at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 1, at Parrish Art Museum in Southampton. She will be part of a panel of East End artists who were represented in the museum's "Artists Choose Artists" juried exhibition, on view through Oct. 9.
• During October, Mattituck-Laurel Library's gallery and display case will feature work by members of Manor Hill Art Studio. The members have studied with Cutchogue artist Diane Alec Smith, whose work will also be shown, and include Beverly Chierch, Lee Cleary, Eileen Cooper, Mary Epperlein, Tracy Flynn, Janine Harrigan, Gus Mueller, Karen Land Rich, Jackie Rogers, Don Wilson, Marion Wipf, Ronny Wolfrom and others. Their work will be available for sale.
• Peconic Bay Winery in Cutchogue will feature acrylic paintings by Chris Gordon in the tasting room during October.
• Call for artists: for Studio East Gallery's show 'Women Only' — traditional, expressionistic to abstracts by female artists, which will be on view Oct. 8 to Nov. 5 at the Greenport gallery. Male artists may participate if the subject matter is of a woman.
Work will be accepted Friday, Sept. 30, 2:30 to 4:30 p.m., and Saturday, Oct. 1, 12:30 to 3 p.m. Proceeds will benefit breast health awareness.
• "Mysticete," an exhibit of recent wood whale carvings by Randy Kilhoff of Sag Harbor is on view through November at Greenport Harbor Brewing Company. The pieces use driftwood and old textured wood, and Mr. Kilhoff says, "I find the personalities of the carvings develop throughout the creative steps."
• "On the Line," an exhibit of paintings by Max Moran, will be hosted by the Jedediah Hawkins Inn in Jamesport from Oct. 1 to 23. An opening reception in the barn gallery is set for Saturday, Oct. 8, from 4 to 7 p.m. Gallery hours are Friday, 5 to 8 p.m., and weekends, 1 to 7 p.m., or by appointment.
To send arts news, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com, fax to 298-3287, or mail to Times/Review Newspapers, P.O. Box 1500, Mattituck, NY 11952. Copy deadline: Wednesday at 5 p.m. to appear the following week.
• Pat Feiler of Mattituck and Bob Miller of Sacramento, Calif., are the featured artists of an exhibit on view through Nov. 2 at the Jamesport Manor Inn's Rosalie Dimon Gallery. The show is presented in conjunction with East End Arts. An artists' reception is set for 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 28.
Ms. Feiler is an impressionist painter who works in oil, acrylic and monoprint; she is a teaching artist at the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center.
Mr. Miller, a graphic designer, works in watercolor and acrylic. He first visited the North Fork in the 1990s, and the local landscape is the subject of many of his paintings.
• 'Remembering 9/11' is the title of a group exhibit that opens Aug. 29 at Suffolk County Community College's Lyceum Gallery in Riverhead. Featured artists include Gina Marquand, Seymour Levy, Roz Dimon, Joan Rogers, Steve Alpert, Elizabeth Malunowicz, Janet Culbertson, Dennis Snyder, Anna Jurinich and Beth Giles. The show continues through Sept. 28.
• The Cottage Quartet will give a concert of works by J.S. Bach, Astor Piazzolla, Ludwig van Beethoven and Cole Porter at 3 p.m .Saturday, Aug. 27, at Floyd Memorial Library in Greeenport. The group includes Alena Chubet, flute; Anne-Marie Woelker Chubet, violin; Jeannie Woelker, cello; and James Chubet, piano. Admission is free.
• East End Arts' juried 'Red Dot' exhibit, featuring art by living Long Island artists submitted by their collectors, will open with a reception from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 2, at the EEA gallery in Riverhead. The winning piece, artist and collector will be announced at that time.
Artwork may be dropped off Thursday, Aug. 25, through Saturday, Aug. 27, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the EEA gallery, 133 East Main St. Guidelines are available at eastendarts.org.
The exhibit's juror is arts journalist, author, professor and curator Dr. Charles Riley II. At 6:30, Dr. Riley will present 'Landscape With Figures,' an illustrated look at the art market and collectors who find work locally and internationally. The talk is part of the First Fridays Arts Talk series. Admission is free.
The 'Red Dot' show is the final event of East End Arts' "Year of the Collector."
• Studio East Gallery has announced 'Remember, Honor & Hope,' a show commemorating the 10th anniversary of 9/11, and has issued an open call for artists to submit work depicting "our great country," flags, family members, survivors and responders. Work will be received at the Greenport gallery on Friday, Sept. 2, 2:30-4:30 p.m., and Saturday, Sept. 3, 12:30-4:30 p.m. and in Miller Place on Thursday, Sept. 1, 6-9 p.m. An artists' reception is set for Saturday, Sept. 10, 6-9 p.m., in Greenport.
To send arts news, e-mail email@example.com, fax to 298-3287, or mail to Times/Review Newspapers, P.O. Box 1500, Mattituck, NY 11952. Copy deadline: Wednesday at 5 p.m. to appear the following week.
• 'Ebb & Flow,' featuring work by Cynthia Back and Shelley Haven, opens Saturday, Aug. 20, at The Sirens' Song Gallery in Greenport. In the show of water images, according to a press release, "both artists use observation in interpreting the watery landscape, and their memory of good times spent there."
Ms. Back's work includes linocut prints and collage, while Ms. Haven works in monotypes and etchings. An opening reception is set for 6 to 9 p.m. Aug. 20; the show runs through Sept. 20.
• The New Suffolk Waterfront Fund's North Fork by North Fork art show continues Saturday, Aug. 20, with 'Art, Strings & Wine' and Saturday, Aug. 27, with 'Art, Oysters & Champagne.'
On Aug. 20, local musicians will perform during a sampling of local wines; admission is free. The Aug. 27 fundraiser will celebrate "the bounty of our land and seas"; admission is $50.
Both events take place from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Galley Ho building on the waterfront. Call 631-603-8456.
• The August Greenport Gallery Walk is set for Saturday, Aug. 20, from 6 to 9 p.m. The evening features gallery talks and refreshments in the following venues: deCordova Studio & Gallery, Gallery M, Greenport Art & Design, Greenport Harbor Brewing Company, John Jude Glass Gallery, The South Street Gallery & Framers, Springsteel Gallery, Studio East Gallery, Terrence Joyce's Dockside Gallery and Winter Harbor Gallery.
• Fifteen photographs by James Slezak are on view this month in the tasting room at Jason's Vineyard in Jamesport.
• The newly renamed East End Arts (formerly East End Arts Council) will hold a design competition for artwork to be used at the 25th anniversary Harvest Gospel Concerts, planned for November.
Designs in all mediums, including computer-generated, that "reflect the joy and soul of gospel music" are sought. The artwork will be used on the concert program books, posters and commemorative hand fans. The winning designer will receive two tickets to a Saturday, Sept. 24, celebration that includes a dinner party at Dark Horse Restaurant in Riverhead and screening of the documentary "Rejoice & Shout" at Vail-Leavitt Music Hall. Some of the submitted images will be showcased that evening.
Work must be original, unframed, full-color and a maximum of eight by eight inches. Submissions can be dropped off by Friday, Sept. 9, at the EEA gallery, 133 East Main St., Riverhead. Entry fees are $5 for members and $10 for nonmembers. Contact Jean Caiola at 727-0900 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
• Nella Khanis of Mattituck is the only North Fork artist featured in Parrish Art Museum's "Artists Choose Artists" juried exhibition that opens Saturday, Aug. 20, with a reception at 6 p.m. The show runs through Oct. 9.
Seven East End artists served as jurors, each selecting two artists from 200 submissions. Ms. Khanis, who a press release says "paints with exuberant colors," was chosen by juror Agathe Snow.
• 'Steampunk,' an exhibit of work by Art Donovan, opens Saturday, Aug. 20, at Gallery 429 in Greenport. Mr. Donovan will sign copies of his book "The Art of Steampunk" between 5 and 7 p.m. The show continues through Sept. 10.
Mr. Donovan, a curator, artist and designer, writes online about the Steampunk genre: "It must feature genuine technical elements and also reference the 19th century concept of the 'machine fantastique' but conceived through the eyes of contemporary artists and designers." He curated a major exhibition of Steampunk art objects at the Museum of the History of Science in Oxford, England.
• Call for artists: Artists are invited to paint during the Greenport Maritime Festival and have their completed work included in a plein air art auction, with proceeds split between the artists, East End Seaport Maritime Museum and Greenport Gallery Walk. The festival will be held Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 24 and 25; the auction will take place in Mitchell Park on Sunday between 4 and 6 p.m. Contact Diane Carpentieri at 516-729-4007 or firstname.lastname@example.com, or sign up at South Street Gallery in Greenport.
• Artists of Shelter Island will hold their annual ARTSI Open Studios between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 20 and 21. Sixteen members of ARTSI will open their studios to the public for free; artwork will be available for sale. Participating artists include Jackie Black, Hap Bowditch, Janet Culbertson, Roz Dimon, Marianna Fox, Victor Friedman, Jerry Glassberg, Katherine Hammond, Karen Kiaer, Diana Malcolmson, Bob Markell, John Pagliaro, Kia Pederson, Olive Reich, Peter Waldner and Mike Zisser. Visit artsi.info for a map and information.
To send arts news, e-mail email@example.com, fax to 298-3287, or mail to Times/Review Newspapers, P.O. Box 1500, Mattituck, NY 11952. Copy deadline: Wednesday at 5 p.m. to appear the following week.
• Collectors of local art are invited to participate in the East End Arts Council's juried 'Red Dot' show, which will open Sept. 2 at the Riverhead gallery. Art lovers who have bought the work of living Long Island artists may enter one piece from their collections, with entries to be accepted on Aug. 25, 26 and 27, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the gallery.
The exhibit will be juried by arts journalist, author, professor and curator Dr. Charles Riley II. He will award best in show to both collector and artist for the piece he finds to be the "most amazing collecting coup in the exhibit," according to a press release.
The collector will win dinner for two at Jamesport Manor Inn and a year's membership in EEAC, Parrish Art Museum and Guild Hall. The winning artist will have a solo show at Jamesport Manor Inn's Rosalie Dimon Gallery. Entry guidelines can be found at eastendarts.org. under Call for Artists. Call gallery director Jane Kirkwood at 727-0900 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
• Greenport Harbor Brewing Company is hosting the second annual 'Un-Hamptons Outsider Art Exhibit, North Fork Edition' through Aug. 28. Featured artists are Jim Bloom, Candyce Brokaw, Susan Brown, David Ellis, Garance, Gary Brent Hilsen, Mark May, John Van Orsouw and Harald Olson. The exhibit includes works on paper, acrylics, mixed media, metal and sculpture.
The show's theme is self-taught, visionary, folk and outsider art. It is a collaborative effort with the nonprofit organizations Fountain Gallery and Pure Vision Arts, both of New York City, and Survivors Art Foundation of Quogue.
• East End Arts Council's Third Thursday Series offering for August will be "Oh Say Can You See What I See," a presentation by Greenport gallery owner Hector deCordova, at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 18, at Brecknock Hall in Greenport.
Mr. deCordova, owner of a Greenport gallery, will facilitate a discussion on the collaborative process between artist and viewer and what perspective a viewer might bring to a work of art.
Admission is free. Call 369-2171 or email email@example.com for information or to register.
• Artist Don Wilson will give a reverse glass painting demonstration from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 14, at Studio East in Greenport. Mr. Wilson, who has completed 12 Long Island lighthouses and other scenes on glass windows, is one of gallery's featured artists this month. A new exhibit opens there with a reception at 6 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 13.
• Old Town Art and Crafts Guild in Cutchogue is accepting entries for its 2011 Young Artist Contest. Youngsters ages 5 to 15 may enter one original drawing or painting, no larger than 9 inches by 12 inches, with judging in three age groups. Art must be submitted (with name, age, address, telephone number and optional title on back) by Aug. 26, brought to the Main Road guild or mailed to The Old Town Art and Crafts Guild, P.O. Box 392, Cutchogue 11935.
The winner in each age group will receive $25 and art lessons from a guild member. All entries will be displayed at the guild's Art and Craft Fair on Aug. 27. Call 734-6382, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit oldtownguild.com and click on Events & Programs.
• Entries are sought for the Downtown Riverhead Summer Photo Contest 2011, a free online competition. Photos of the downtown area — the river, Main Street, the neighborhoods, people and events — can be downloaded at flickr.com/groups/2011downtownriverheadcontest. Submissions should be photos taken between Memorial Day and Labor Day; the deadline is Sept. 15. Winning photos will be exhibited at Riverhead Free Library.
• The Laurel Group at Baywoods in Water Mill announces a new exhibit of paintings by Charles Wildbank of Jamesport. "HADO: Waves of Consciousness" opens with a reception on Saturday, Aug. 13, from 5 to 8 p.m. and runs through Aug. 25. In this show, the artist moves from his signature hyper-realist still lifes to embrace "a more profound perspective," according to a release.
To send arts news, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com, fax to 298-3287, or mail to Times/Review Newspapers, P.O. Box 1500, Mattituck, NY 11952. Copy deadline: Wednesday at 5 p.m. to appear the following week.


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S&P 500 resistance is 1,032.60-1,050, based on intraday price action from June, 2003. There is a focus of resistance at 1,035-1,041. The next resistance is big at 1,048-1,107, established in March, 2002. The 1,048-1,107 resistance has especially thick price traffic (resistance) at 1,068-1,107.
Two different measures of the potential upside for the S&P 500 after the early September bullish breakout to the upside (above the 1,015 level) target 1,047 and 1,070 as potential upside prints.
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The Nasdaq chart has a gap in prices which runs 1,864.54-1,842.55, in the event there is aggressive profit-taking and prices move into this gap (meaning print below 1,864.54), I would expect to see accumulation taking place. There is no market law that says price gaps have to get filled.
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on Nov 4, 2008 at 7:23 am
This is just not a big deal. Why bust chops over a clerical error?
on Nov 4, 2008 at 9:30 am
I would like to make clear that this is what I sent to the Almanac editors about the stickers: "After reading that The Almanac endorsed Council incumbents Cohen and Fergusson, I was confused to receive in the mail this week's Almanac edition with Rick Ciardella's campaign sticker on it. Because the sticker did not indicate that it was paid by Ciardella's campaign and did not even include the campaign's address as required for campaign mailings, it appeared as if HE were endorsed by The Almanac. Apparently the FPPC rules for disclosure did not anticipate this sort of misleading campaign literature. I would hope that your policy will be modified to require disclosure of who paid for such material."
I was pleased that the editor agreed, in his response.
on Nov 4, 2008 at 6:56 pm
It is irresponsible for a paper like the Almanac to endorse candidates (especially if they suck such as in this case).
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• Jason Anthony Stokes, 42, of 1988 Howards Ave. Ext., Tarboro, was charged with felony possession of cocaine and possession of drug paraphernalia. Jailed under a $15,000 secured bond.
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• James Albert Rodgers, Jr., 33, of Lot 8 Raccoon Run Lane, Pinetops, was charged with two counts of obtaining money/property by false pretense and all other larcenies. Jailed under a $15,000 secured bond.
• Kelvon Donate Whitehead, 23, of 508 Newton Ave., Princeville, was charged with larceny from a motor vehicle and possess/conceal stolen property.
• Perry Lyons, 51, of 109 Dixon Lane, Whitakers, was charged with communicating threats.
• Michael Dewayne Hough, 37, of 7005 Highway 258, Pinetops, was charged with simple non-physical threat intimidation.
• Shayna Leigh Richardson, 38, of 1728 Cokey Road, Rocky Mount, was charged with possess/attempt to possess firearm domestic violence violation, false report to police station and contribute to delinquency of a minor.
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• Antonio Deshaun Mayo, 22, of 605 Chestnut St., Tarboro, was charged with assault on a female.
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• Kenneth Wayne Joyner, 53, of 6384 Faith Baptist Church Road, Pinetops, was charged with three counts of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill and discharging a weapon into occupied property. Jailed under a $25,000 secured bond.
• Richard Kris Pilgreen, 36, of 4729 Honeysuckle Lane, Rocky Mount, was charged with misdemeanor larceny.
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• Justin Lloyd Coleman, 31, of 77 Chris Lane, Tarboro, was charged with second degree trespassing, criminal damage to property and simple non-physical threat intimidation.
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In "The Odyssey", what happens at the homecoming of Agamemnon?
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When Agamemnon comes home, he finds (too late) that Aegisthus and his wife Clytemnestra had been having an affair. Aegisthus invited him over for a feast, and then he killed Agamemnon and a bunch of his noble men. Clytemnestra killed Priam's daughter as well. She would not go near Agamemnon, and his wrath has been strong ever since that moment.
This is important because Agamemnon warns Odysseus to be wary of his wife upon his return. He is to make sure that she has been faithful all these years, or he may face the same demise. He tells all this to Odysseus in the Land of the Dead.
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And I also made these leggings pictured (and pictured in a few other project photos). they are made out of a swim like fabric so they have a nice sheen to them. they are pretty much high waisted. which is good for tops that are a bit short. they work well under baggy pants when it is cold too.
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Have you ever noticed that the business savvy of the world's best CEOs seems like a kind of street smarts? They sense where the opportunities are and how to take advantage of them. And their companies make money consistently, year after year.
How different is it to run a big company than to sell fruit from a cart or run a small shop in a village? In essence, not very, according to Ram Charan. From his childhood in India, where he worked in his family's shoe shop, to his education at Harvard Business School and his daily work advising many of the world's best CEOs, Ram understands business as few can.
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Think back for a moment to your school days. Remember the best teacher you ever had, the one who seemed to know everything about his or her field and had something all the other teachers lacked: the ability to boil down the complex ideas of a discipline -- whether it was psychology, economics, or chemistry -- so that you really "got it." Other teachers may have had a great depth of knowledge and fancy credentials, but they couldn't make the lightbulb go on in your head. Instead of making something complex seem simple, they did the reverse -- they made it more complex and just plain hard to understand.
I've been in the business world some forty years now, beginning when I was a child in my family's small business in India, then working as an engineer in Australia. I then moved to America and taught at both Harvard Business School and Northwestern University's Kellogg School, and have been advising CEOs and boards of directors at companies large and small around the world. The one thing I've noticed is that the best CEOs -- the ones whose companies make money year after year -- are like the best teacher you ever had. They are able to take the complexity and mystery out of business by focusing on the core fundamentals. And they make sure that everyone in the company, not just their executive colleagues, understands these fundamentals. You could say they have their self-interest at heart, since the company and the CEO are more successful when everyone knows how the business works. But it's not just the CEO who benefits. People feel more connected to their work and have greater satisfaction from their job. And as the company has profitable growth -- that is, both sales (the "top line") and profits (the "bottom line") increase year after year -- there are greater opportunities for people to expand their careers and to make more money.
When you come right down to it, business is very simple. There are universal laws of business that apply whether you sell fruit from a stand or are running a Fortune 500 company. Successful business leaders know them. They have what I call business acumen -- the ability to understand the building blocks of how a one-person operation or a very big business makes money. You, too, can learn the fundamentals of cash, margin, velocity, return on investment, growth, and customers. You can develop your own business acumen. While these ideas may sound complex, they are not. Think once more about your best teacher in a subject like chemistry. Once you understood that the atom was made up of protons, electrons, and neutrons, you then had the fundamentals to solve any problem in chemistry. I want to show you that it's the same with business: When you know the fundamentals, you can "get" the basics for how any business works.
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Syllabification: shar·on fruitPronunciation: /ˈSHarən, ˈSHe(ə)r-
- A persimmon, especially one of an early fruiting orange variety grown in Israel.More example sentences
- I love sharon fruit [persimmon] and mangoes, typical of Caribbean people, and I'm also really into garlic.
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We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
- Additional Details
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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Quzhou, China
Sunny. Temperature of 60°F. Winds NNW 20mph. Humidity will be 38% with a dewpoint of 34° and feels-like temperature of 60°F.
Clear. Temperature of 37°F. Winds WSW 18mph. Humidity will be 62% with a dewpoint of 25° and feels-like temperature of 28°F.
Sunny. Temperature of 74°F. Winds W 18mph. Humidity will be 38% with a dewpoint of 47° and feels-like temperature of 74°F.
Clear. Temperature of 46°F. Winds WSW 15mph. Humidity will be 61% with a dewpoint of 33° and feels-like temperature of 39°F.
Sunny. Temperature of 68°F. Winds WNW 14mph. Humidity will be 34% with a dewpoint of 39° and feels-like temperature of 68°F.
Clear. Temperature of 51°F. Winds SSW 17mph. Humidity will be 55% with a dewpoint of 35° and feels-like temperature of 51°F.
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