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Our New Swimming Pool has finally been completed. This pool is HEATED.
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Six full bedrooms means no one is sleeping on a couch and with five full baths, there are no lines for the showers. The master suite has a sitting area along with Jacuzzi tub, seperate shower and double granite vanity. Start your morning with the in-suite fridge and coffee maker.
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Blue Boy & Lulou
Rescue the Crown Jewels
By Written & Illustrated by Michael Allen Schmidt
Welcome to the unpredictable world of Blue Boy and his elephant LuLou.
They thought they were taking a boat tour of the River Thames, but a magical fish changes their course.
Come along on their London adventure as they chase Barbary pirates.
Will they save the day?
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Publish Date October 27, 2009
Dimensions Small Square 24 pgs
Standard Paper
Category Children
Tags Cutty Sark, Blue Boy, Thames, Jewels, Tower, London, pirates, LuLou
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It's the last day of the 2011 regular season and four teams are still in contention for two wild-card spots. In fact, both leagues have two teams tied for the top spot, which means the season could end today ... or, we could be faced with wild-card tiebreaking games in both the American and National Leagues on Thursday, before the Division Series begin on Friday.
It's so close between the Red Sox and Rays and Braves and Cardinals that all four teams might finish their schedules with the same 90-72 record; it will happen if Boston and Tampa Bay both lose Wednesday, and St. Louis and Atlanta would win.
In the wild-card era -- since 1995 -- there have been six tiebreaker games to decide wild-card berths or division titles, including three consecutive seasons with one from 2007-2009. All three of those games were decided by one run, two in extra innings.
But how did those teams get there? And what other Game 162s have decided playoff spots?
Here's a brief rundown of some of those games.
1995: You're likely familiar with the famous late-season run by the Mariners (and concurrent late-season collapse by the Angels) that resulted in the Oct. 2, 1995 game in Seattle won by Randy Johnson and the Mariners. But just one day before that, on Oct. 1, 1995 in Denver, the Rockies hung on for a 10-9 win over the Giants, clinching the NL wild card by one game over the Astros, who won that day at Wrigley Field. Had the Rockies lost, a tiebreaker would have been necessary in the NL as well as the AL.
1996: The Padres and Dodgers came into the last day of the season tied for the NL West lead at 90-71, and faced each other. The game went into extra innings scoreless before Chris Gwynn doubled in two runs off Chan Ho Park in the top of the 11th for a 2-0 Padres victory which clinched the divison title.
1998: The NL wild-card race had no more than one game separating the top two teams for the season's last 45 days. On the final day of the regular season, the Cubs lost 4-3 to the Astros in 11 innings, giving the Giants the chance to win the wild card outright with a win in Colorado. But Neifi Perez of the Rockies -- who later played for both the Cubs and Giants -- hit a walkoff homer, forcing a tiebreaker game at Wrigley Field and leading to the bizarre sight of literally hundreds of people running down the street near Wrigley to line up to buy tickets for the tiebreaker.
1999: The Reds and Mets entered the season's final day tied for the wild card at 95-66, after Cincinnati had lost three straight. The Mets won their last game, meaning the Reds would have to win to force a tie; Cincinnati was in Milwaukee to face the Brewers in a game that was supposed to have a 1 p.m. Central start on Sunday, Oct. 3. It rained... and rained... and rained. At one point MLB was contemplating flying the Reds, Brewers and Mets to Cincinnati, where the Reds and Brewers would make up their game on Monday afternoon; if the Reds won, they'd then play the Mets in the tiebreaker that night. It never did quite stop raining, but they finally began play in 45-degree temperatures after a rain delay of almost eight hours; the Reds won 7-1, forcing the tiebreaker on Monday, which the Mets won 5-0.
2006: The Cardinals, seemingly in control of the NL Central, led by seven games with 13 remaining. They promptly lost eight in a row. After righting their ship a bit by defeating the Brewers twice, the Astros still had a chance to tie them going into the season's final day. The Cardinals lost their final regular-season game on Oct. 1 to Milwaukee and awaited the result of Houston's game at Atlanta. Had the Astros won, it would have forced the Cardinals to fly to San Francisco to make up a rainout against the Giants; if they had then lost that game, it would have forced a tiebreaker with Houston. But the Braves defeated the Astros 3-1, clinching the NL Central for the Cardinals -- who went on to win the World Series.
2007: The Padres lost their final two regular-season games in Milwaukee, forcing a tiebreaker with the Rockies for the NL wild card, when a win in either of those games would have sent San Diego to the postseason. That included this loss on Sept. 29, with the Padres literally one strike away from going to the playoffs before Tony Gwynn Jr. -- son of the Padres' Hall of Famer -- tied up the game with a triple off Trevor Hoffman. The Brewers won in 11 innings; the Padres eventually lost an excruciatingly exciting tiebreaker to Colorado in 13 innings (although the Padres are still waiting for Matt Holliday to touch the plate).
2008: The White Sox had to win three straight elimination games against three different teams to make the playoffs; a loss in any one of them would have sent them home for the winter. First, they defeated the Indians 5-1 on the last day of the regular season to necessitate the make up a rained-out game against the Tigers the next day. They won that one, too, 8-2, forcing a tiebreaker with the Twins. They won the AL Central by defeating the Twins 1-0, the only run scoring on a Jim Thome home run and the game ending on a spectacular diving catch by center fielder Brian Anderson of Alexi Casilla's sinking liner.
Do we have excitement like that waiting for us tonight -- or even tomorrow? There are four meaningful games on the last day of the regular season beginning at roughly the same time Wednesday night. We don't get that very often; it'll surely create some moments like these that will last in baseball lore forever.


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By Michelle Miller The Cooperstown Crier
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A Cherry Valley-Springfield junior has already written two novels and is working on a third as part of a Greek mythology trilogy.
Growing up, Barbara Doyle, wrote poems, songs and short stories. She said one of those short stories evolved into her first published book titled "`Til Death Do Us Part"
The 17-year-old, who goes by the pen name B.C. Doyle, said she began the plot and character outline when she was 15 and then started writing when she was 16. The book came out on Nov. 7 2012.
Becoming a published author is a dream-come-true, according to Doyle.
The young author's second book, "The Secret Vows," came out on April 10. She said the cover is getting redone, but the volume is available for purchase through Amazon.
"I just started writing the third book," Doyle said. "Right now I am taking it one book at a time. There could be more to come, but there definitely will be three."
The teen said she is trying to put as much focus as possible into writing books, but also works as a housekeeper at Lake 'N Pines Motel.
"I have to split my time. I keep myself pretty busy," she said.
According to Doyle, when coming up with a Greek myth for the "Fearless Series," she just wanted to put her own twist on Greek gods.
"I've always had an interest in reading and writing about Greek mythology," she said. "I wanted to put the Greek gods in modern times and modern settings."
The main character of the series is Mary Jane, who is not an ordinary teenager.
At the age of 15, she is involved in a car wreck that takes the lives of her parents. At the age of 17, Mary Jane struggles to cope with her aunt's terminal cancer. After her aunt instructs her to meet with a man name Richard, Mary Jane is presented with a way for her to prolong her aunt's life temporarily.
The catch? Her life is attached to that of her aunt and if she wants to live after her aunt's passing, she must compete for the gift of immortality.
Whether Mary Jane chooses to compete for immortality is revealed in the first book,and the second book is based on that decision.
Doyle said her work is only available on Amazon Kindle and in paperback form from Amazon. The goal, she said, is to get a lot of positive online reviews so Barnes & Noble and Walmart will become interested in stocking the books.
"It would be especially neat if my work ended up at Barnes & Noble," Doyle said. "A lot of people from school shop there … and for them to be sitting there with a book by someone they know right in front of them would be amazing."
Doyle's books have been self-published through an Amazon company called CreateSpace. The author said a friend in Pennsylvania gave her advice on how to go about getting her work published. She said her editor, Melissa Ringsted of Colorado, has also been instrumental in giving her names of people to help out with her endeavors.
"She kind of acts as my agent," Doyle said.
Although Doyle said she is pretty sure she wants to pursue writing when she goes to college, either becoming a journalist or some sort of English literature major, she was not always so confident in a career path.
"When I was younger I was not sure what I wanted to do," she said. "At one point I thought I might want to be a professional singer."
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After just 5⅔ innings in the major leagues, right-handed pitching prospect Jarrod Parker is on the Diamondbacks' postseason roster.
Kirk Gibson: Okay, Parker. You're up. Game One is yours. Sit down, Kennedy.
Ian Kennedy: Wait, what?
Gibson: This Maddon cat is onto something. If a 22-year-old with nine innings of experience can shut down the Rangers, imagine what a 22-year-old with five innings of experience can do!
Jarrod Parker: Okay. Let me throw up for an hour or so, and I think I'll be okay.
Well, Parker isn't actually going to start a game, but it's still a bit of a surprise that he's on the roster at all. Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic does a good job explaining why:
It's not that I don't think Parker is a better option – he probably is, based off the way he pitched in the second half of the minor league season, in the Double-A playoffs, in his big league debut Tuesday – it's just that he's in his first year back from Tommy John surgery, has already surpassed his targeted innings (by a long shot) and has never pitched in relief before.


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"Morgan is a competitor," Huskies head coach Eric Helms said. "When she bears down, she's one of the best pitchers in the league."
At the outset, it was Del Norte's Camryn Ridgley dictating things to the Huskies hitters from within the circle.
Ridgley did not surrender a hit over four innings, while the Warriors' offense struck for two runs in the second and one more in the third to seemingly put Harwood and the Huskies on the ropes.
The momentum clearly shifted heading into the top half of the fifth, as Colleen Markussen replaced Ridgley in the circle to begin the inning. Harwood promptly greeted Markussen with a bloop single that was followed by a solid single up the middle from Pyper Daniels. Courtney Christenson then got the Huskies on the board with a single to left scoring Harwood. With two-out, Emily Lourenzo hit what looked to be an inning-ending flyout to right, but was misplayed into a two-base error, allowing Daniels and Christenson to score, tying the game at 3-3.
With Harwood now firmly in control in the circle, the Warrior momentum, and bats, were silenced from the third inning forward. The Huskies sophomore recorded seven of her nine strikeouts after the third inning, allowing just three hits, as the Warriors did not have a runner advance past second base.
The Huskies completed their six-run unanswered comeback with three runs in the top half of the eighth.
Kait Sigler singled with one out and stole second. Emily Lourenzo then doubled, scoring Sigler. Calli Hughes then reached on an error, with Lourenzo coming around to score on the play. After Tia McNaughton singled to put runners on the corners, Hughes scored as the Huskies executed a double steal that resulted in a Warrior throwing error.
"This team believes it should win every game," Helms said. "We allowed the two-hour drive up here to dictate the way we started the game, but this is a game we felt like we needed to win."
Fortuna 6, Del Norte 3 (8 inn.)
at Del Norte H.S.
WP -- Harwood 8 IP, 8 H, 3 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 9 SO
LP -- Markussen 4 IP, 6 H, 6 R, 3 ER, 0 BB, 1 SO
SP -- Ridgley 4 IP 0 H 0 R 3 BB, 3 SO
F -- Christenson 1-3, RBI, R; Sigler 1-4, R; Lourenzo 1-4, 2B, RBI, R; Hughes 0-2, R; Harwood 1-4, R; Daniels 1-4, R
DN -- Loftin 1-4, 2B, R; Markussen 2-4; Van Dyke 2-3, RBI, R; Ridgley 1-4, R; Morrow 1-3, RBI; Bruhy 1-3


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Land of majestic mountains, massive icebergs, spectacular landscapes, harsh nature and friendly inhabitants.
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The countdown is on to Kelly Rowland's third solo album Here I Am. With less than three weeks to go before it arrives in stores on July 26, Amazon satisfies hungry fans with 30-second snippets.
The 10-track standard edition features the Lil Wayne-assisted smash "Motivation," along with second single "Lay It on Me" featuring Big Sean and the dance floor-ready "Commander" produced by David Guetta.
Houston rapper Lil Playy turns up on the Rodney Jerkins-helmed banger "Work It Man" and Rico Love can be heard on the slinky "All of the Night." Other A-list producers include Tricky Stewart ("I'm Dat Chick"), The Runners ("All of the Night"), and RedOne ("Down for Whatever").
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A.*LW211502*On 6-6-2012 at 4:29am D.C.`s Pizza located at 909 Goshen Ave. was reported tohave been vandalized. The front glass entry door was broken ($150) and theexterior of the business had been spray painted.Criminal Mischief -Damages Property20120606004 Hernandez Alverez, Natanael (W M, 21) VICTIM of Burglary - Forcable Entry -Dwelling (C), at 1605 E Hively Ave, Elkhart, IN, between 06:11, 06/06/2012 and06:55, 06/06/2012. Reported: 06/06/2012.LW TWEEDY, A. C.*LW211503*On June 6th, 2012 at 7:24am a burglary was reported at 1605 E. HivelyAvenue. Electronic items were taken.Burglary -Forcable Entry -Dwelling20120606006 Jenkins, Mack Junior (B M, 41) VICTIM of Theft-from Motor Veh (not VehicleParts) Over $100k (C), at 2561 S Main St, Goshen, IN, between 21:50, 06/05/2012and 21:50, 06/05/2012. Reported: 06/06/2012.LW GORBALL, J. C.*LW211505*On 06-06-2012 at 0923 hrs. I arrived at 3341 Burr Oak LN Apt. 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Reported: 06/06/2012.LW WOZNIAK, J.*LW211522*On 06/06/2012 Dionicio Ramirez reported the theft of a license plate from 1901Osolo Rd. Lot 104.Theft - From MotorVehicles (notVehicle Parts)20120606021 Society VICTIM of Resisting Law Enforcement - Flees After Ordered To Stop (C), at1200 S Nappanee St, Elkhart, IN, on 06/06/2012, 16:00. Reported: 06/06/2012.LW JANIS, M. E.*LW211519*On 6-6-2012 at 1600 hours I was in the area of 1200 S Nappanee St when Iobserved a male with warrants. I arrested Ryan Huffman (29 year old) for FleeingPolice, ECSD warrants and a Lagrange County warrant.Resisting LawEnforcement -Flees AfterOrdered To Stop20120606026 Wood, Jerry (W M, 52) VICTIM of Battery Bodily Injury W/hands, Fist, Feet, Etc.(C), at 512 Modrell Blvd, Elkhart, IN, between 20:50, 06/06/2012 and 20:55,06/06/2012. Reported: 06/06/2012.LW FLOREA, A. P.*LW211526*On June 6, 2012, at approximately 2055 hours, Tammy Mata, age 31, of 506Modrell Ave., Elkhart, was arrested for battery causing injury to a person at 512Modrell Ave.Battery BodilyInjury W/hands,Fist, Feet, Etc.20120606029 Echeazu, Echezona Kenechukwu (B M, 35) VICTIM of Theft - Motor Vehicle PartsAnd Accessories (C), at 3312 C Ln, Elkhart, IN, on 06/06/2012, 21:51. Reported:06/06/2012.LW CONTRERAS, J.*LW211528*On 06-06-12 at 2330 I was dispatched to 3312 C Ln Apt 3C regarding a theftreport.Theft - MotorVehicle Parts AndAccessoriesR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 06/06/2012 00:00:00 To 06/08/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 3Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20120606028 Society VICTIM of Carrying A Handgun W/o A License (C), at 200 E Jackson Blvd,Elkhart, IN, on 06/06/2012, 22:01. Reported: 06/06/2012.LW WOZNIAK, J.*LW211527*On 06/06/2012 Noel Mariscal-Martinez was arrested near the 400 block of E.Jackson Blvd. for Resisting Law Enforcement-Fleeing in a Vehicle and Operatinga Vehicle without Receiving a License. The passenger, George Bonilla, wasarrested for Carrying a Handgun without a License.Carrying AHandgun W/o ALicense20120606027 Wiley, Amber Renee (B F, 22) VICTIM of Battery Bodily Injury W/hands, Fist, Feet,Etc. (C), at 2325 Southdale Dr, Elkhart, IN, on 06/06/2012, 22:25. Reported:06/06/2012.LW COLVIN, J. R.*LW211525*On 6/6/2012 at approximately 2225 hours, a battery was reported that occurredoutside of 2325 Southdale Dr.Battery BodilyInjury W/hands,Fist, Feet, Etc.20120607005 Dowling, Timothy Christopher (W M, 63) VICTIM of Fraud - Credit Card - WithoutConsent (C), at 835 W Wolf Ave, Elkhart, IN, between 07:36, 05/30/2012 and 07:36,06/07/2012. Reported: 06/07/2012.LW LAMBRIGHT, S.*LW211533*Sgt. Clark recieved an e-mail report from Las Vegas Nevada that a residentthere is a victim of identity theft and credit card fraud. The suspect is located in theCity of Elkhart.Fraud - CreditCard - WithoutConsent20120607017 City Of Elkhart VICTIM of Damage To City Property (C), at 300 Waterfall Dr/prairieSt, Elkhart, IN, on 06/07/2012, 15:23. Reported: 06/07/2012.LW BIAS, W. J.*LW211546*On 6-7-2012 at 1523 hours Karrie Bromley - Miller struck an Elkhart PoliceDepartment squad car as she was driving north bound on Prairie. The officer wasdriving west bound on Waterfall Dr. Miss Bromley - Miller was issued a citationfor disregarding a traffic signal.Damage To CityProperty20120607002 Society VICTIM of Operating A Vehicle With A Bac .15% Or Greater (C), at 1135Johnson St/baldwin St, Elkhart, IN, on 06/07/2012, 00:26. Reported: 06/07/2012.LW FAIGH, C.*LW211530*On 06-07-12 at approximately 0026 hrs Christopher Myers (30 yoa) was stoppedfor a traffic violation. Myers performed several field sobriety tests, which hefailed. Myers was given a certified breath test and had a result of .20 BAC.Misdemeanor arrest.Operating AVehicle With A Bac.15% Or Greater20120607003 Society VICTIM of Operating A Vehicle With A Bac .15% Or Greater (C), at 1908Prairie St, Elkhart, IN, on 06/07/2012, 04:48. Reported: 06/07/2012.LW DAVIS, M.*LW211531*On 6-7-12 at 0536hrs I arrested Kristen Cunningham (age: 19) of 124 JohnsonStreet, Apt: 4 at 1908 Prairie Street for OWI-Misdemeanor.Operating AVehicle With A Bac.15% Or Greater20120607006 Society VICTIM of Operating A Veh. After Being Adjudged An Hto (C), at 118Pottawattomi Dr, Elkhart, IN, on 06/07/2012, 07:38. Reported: 06/07/2012.LW JONES, D. L.*LW211534*Tracy Tittle, 44, of 208 Pottawatomi Drive, was arrested for driving while HTV onJune 7, 2012 at approximately 738 am.Operating A Veh.After BeingAdjudged An Hto20120607007 Ellis, April D. (W F, 35) VICTIM of Incorrigibility-children Won`t Mind Parents (C),at 1212 Grant St, Elkhart, IN, between 07:22, 06/07/2012 and 08:03, 06/07/2012.Reported: 06/07/2012.LW BELLA, C.*LW211535*On 6-7-2012, at approximately 8:06 A.M., I arrived at 1212 Grant St. inreference to an incorrigible juvenile. While at the scene I discovered the 17 yearold daughter of the victim was refusing to go to summer school. The juvenile wasarrested at the scene and later released to her mother.Incorrigibility-children Won`t MindParentsR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 06/06/2012 00:00:00 To 06/08/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 4Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20120607009 Dawson, Arvis L. (B M, 59) VICTIM of Identity Deception - Claimes To BeSomeone Else (C), at 528 Cedar St, Elkhart, IN, on 06/07/2012, 09:13. Reported:06/07/2012.LW STUFF, L.*LW211536*On 6-7-12 around 1040 hrs an Identity Theft was reported.Identity Deception- Claimes To BeSomeone Else20120607008 Noyes, Teresa Kay (W F, 49) VICTIM of Burglary - Forcable Entry (C), at 1629Canton St, Elkhart, IN, between 05:10, 06/07/2012 and 09:00, 06/07/2012. Reported:06/07/2012.LW ROA, R.*LW211538*On 6-7-2012 at 0934hrs. I was dispatched to 1629 Canton St. Elkhart, IN inreference a burglary in progress. Teresa Noyse 49 years of age reported that shewas burglarized.Burglary -Forcable Entry20120607012 Kauffman, Kirby D. (W M, 54) VICTIM of Leaving The Scene Property Damage (C),at 100 E Jackson Blvd/n Main St, Elkhart, IN, on 06/07/2012, 12:09. Reported:06/07/2012.LW STUFF, L.*LW211540*On 6-7-12 around 1209 hrs a leaving the scene of an accident was reported atMain and Jackson Blvd.Leaving The SceneProperty Damage20120607014 Rhodes, Chynna Nicole (B F, 19) VICTIM of Burglary - Forcable Entry (C), at 1909Roys Ave, Elkhart, IN, between 09:00, 06/06/2012 and 23:00, 06/06/2012. Reported:06/07/2012.LW ANGLEMYER, B.*LW211543*On the 7th of June 2012, Chynna Rhodes called police reference a burglary thattook place sometime yesterday while she was gone. Entry was made by breakingout a front porch window($100) the suspect then took a Sony Playstation 3 and 2controllers($200) that were located in that same room the window was broken outof.Burglary -Forcable Entry20120607015 Trinity United Methodist Church VICTIM of Criminal Mischief - Damages Property -Interrupt Utility (C), at 2715 E Jackson Blvd, Elkhart, IN, between 00:01, 05/27/2012and 00:09, 05/27/2012. Reported: 06/07/2012.LW STUFF, L.*LW211544*On 6-7-12 around 1339 hrs a report of criminal mischief was taken in the 2700block of E. Jackson Blvd.Criminal Mischief -Damages Property- Interrupt Utility20120607016 Boatright, Alexander Nmn (B M, 55) VICTIM of Identity Deception - AssumeAnother Persons Id (C), at 521 Concord Ave, Elkhart, IN, between 13:45, 06/07/2012and 14:58, 06/07/2012. Reported: 06/07/2012.LW BOYER, B.*LW211545*The victim in this case came on station to report that an unknown person orpersons in South Carolina was is using his social security number to obtainservices through Dish Network. The victim has never lived, doesn`t know anyoneresiding in and has never been to South Carolina and has also never given anyonepermission to use his social security number.Identity Deception- Assume AnotherPersons Id20120607019 Weigel, Dennis Allan (W M, 66) VICTIM of Burglary - Forcable Entry (C), at 1614Morehouse Ave, Elkhart, IN, between 19:01, 06/04/2012 and 15:38, 06/07/2012.Reported: 06/07/2012.LW JOHNSON, E.*LW211548*On 6-7-2012 a burglary was reported at 1614 Morehouse Avenue.Burglary -Forcable Entry20120607021 Ethridge, Louis James (W M, 46) VICTIM of Auto Theft - Auto (C), at 2917Cassopolis St, Elkhart, IN, between 15:15, 06/07/2012 and 16:30, 06/07/2012.Reported: 06/07/2012.LW GELESKE, J. E.*LW211553*On 6-7-2012 at 16:55 hours I arrived at 2917 Cassopolis St (Callahans Resturant)in reference to a vehicle theft report.Auto Theft - AutoR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 06/06/2012 00:00:00 To 06/08/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 5Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20120607024 Marks, Thomas H. (W M, 40) VICTIM of Fraud - Credit Card - Without Consent (C),at 1431 Okema St, Elkhart, IN, on 06/05/2012, 13:45. Reported: 06/07/2012.LW CHOMER, B. C.*LW211551*On June 7, 2012 a report was filed regarding illegal use of a debit card.Fraud - CreditCard - WithoutConsent20120607025 Williams, John Henry (B M, 53) VICTIM of Burglary - Forcible Entry - Dwelling(C), at 628 Cedar St, Elkhart, IN, between 04:30, 06/07/2012 and 17:23, 06/07/2012.Reported: 06/07/2012.LW FLOREA, A. P.*LW211554*On June 7, 2012, at approximately 1723 hours, John Williams, of 628 Cedar St.Apt. 1, Elkhart, reported that his house was burglarized. Taken was electronicsworth almost $2,900 and also food from the fridge and freezer.Burglary - ForcibleEntry - Dwelling20120607027 Clark, Lenore (W F, 75) VICTIM of Burglary - Forcable Entry (C), at 2212 ComptonAve, Elkhart, IN, between 12:00, 06/07/2012 and 18:19, 06/07/2012. Reported:06/07/2012.LW RUNYAN, J.*LW211557*On 06-07-2012 Thursday at 1819 hours Lenore Clark 71 years of age living at2212 Compton Ave called to report that her house was broken into and about$710.00 of her property was stolen.Burglary -Forcable Entry20120607020 Campbell, Justin M. (W M, 33) VICTIM of Criminal Mischief - Damages Property(C), at 319 Gross St, Elkhart, IN, between 05:00, 06/07/2012 and 16:06, 06/07/2012.Reported: 06/07/2012.LW JANIS, M. E.*LW211549*On 6-7-2012 at 1607 hours I was dispatched to 319 Gross St reference aVandalism report. Justin Campbell (33 year old) reported $40 in damage to a doorframe.Criminal Mischief -Damages Property20120607033 London, Charles Lee (B M, 28) VICTIM of Theft - From Motor Vehicles (not VehicleParts) (C), at 2716 Roosevelt Ave, Elkhart, IN, on 06/07/2012, 21:20. Reported:06/07/2012.LW JOHNSON, E.*LW211562*On 6-7-2012 criminal mischief and theft reports were filed at 2716 RooseveltAvenue. $75 worth of clothing was cut up and a pair of $50 sunglasses werestolen from a vehicle.Theft - From MotorVehicles (notVehicle Parts)20120607034 Society VICTIM of Illegal Consumption Of An Alcoholic Beverage-consuming (C), at330 Chapman Ave, Elkhart, IN, on 06/07/2012, 23:29. Reported: 06/07/2012.LW SOMMER, E. R.*LW211563*On 06/07/2012 at approximately 2329 hrs. I, Cpl. Eric Sommer #347, was onfoot patrol in the area of 327 Chapman Ave. when I stopped Kevin Gary, age 19,of 222 Dr. Martin Luther King Dr., for walking in the roadway when sidewalkswere available. Kevin was arrested for Illegal Consumption of an alcoholicbeverage by minor.IllegalConsumption OfAn AlcoholicBeverage-consuming20120608001 Society VICTIM of Refusal To Identify Self (C), at 1020 Mcdonald St, Elkhart, IN,on 06/08/2012, 03:10. Reported: 06/08/2012.LW SOMMER, E. R.*LW211564*On 06/08/2012 at approximately 0310 hrs. I, Cpl. Eric Sommer #347, waspatrolling in the area of Studabaker Park when I observed two subjects in the parkafter the City Park Curfew of 2300 hrs. During my investigation, I arrestedChristian Cortez Salazar, age 23, of 1731 Belmont Ave. for Failure To IdentifySelf.Refusal To IdentifySelf20120606014 Jackson, Jamarian Letray (B M, 30) Arrest on chrg of Domestic Battery (M), at 903Oakland Ave/lafayette St, Elkhart, on 06/06/2012.AR DARLING, J.Domestic Battery *AR65275*R_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 06/06/2012 00:00:00 To 06/08/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 6Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20120606019 Deacon, Calli Loraine (W F, 23) Arrest on chrg of Forgery - Defraud - WrittenInstruemtn - Not Give Authority, (F), at 1751 W Lexington Ave, Elkhart, on06/06/2012.AR GELESKE, J. E.Forgery - Defraud *AR65282*- WrittenInstruemtn - NotGive Authority,20120606021 Huffman, Ryan David (W M, 29) Arrest on chrg of Resisting Law Enforcement - FleesAfter Ordered To Stop (M), at 1200 S Nappanee St, Elkhart, on 06/06/2012.AR JANIS, M. E.Resisting Law *AR65279*Enforcement -Flees AfterOrdered To Stop20120606026 Mata, Tammy Renee (W F, 32) Arrest on chrg of Battery Bodily Injury W/hands, Fist,Feet, Etc. (M), at 512 Modrell Blvd, Elkhart, on 06/06/2012.AR FLOREA, A. P.Battery Bodily *AR65283*Injury W/hands,Fist, Feet, Etc.20120606028 Mariscal Martinez, Noel Nmn (W M, 18) Arrest on chrg of Resisting LawEnforcement- Flees In Vehicle (F), at 200 E Jackson Blvd, Elkhart, on 06/06/2012.AR WOZNIAK, J.Resisting Law *AR65284*Enforcement- FleesIn Vehicle20120606028 Bonilla, George Nmn (W M, 19) Arrest on chrg of Carrying A Handgun W/o ALicense (M), at 200 E Jackson Blvd, Elkhart, on 06/06/2012.AR WOZNIAK, J.Carrying A *AR65285*Handgun W/o ALicense20120607002 Myers, Christopher Patrick (W M, 30) Arrest on chrg of Operating A Vehicle With ABac .15% Or Greater (M), at 1135 Johnson St, Elkhart, on 06/07/2012.AR FAIGH, C.Operating A *AR65287*Vehicle With A Bac.15% Or Greater20120607003 Cunningham, Kristen Leah (W F, 19) Arrest on chrg of Operating A Vehicle With ABac .15% Or Greater (M), at 1908 Prairie St, Elkhart, on 06/07/2012.AR DAVIS, M.Operating A *AR65288*Vehicle With A Bac.15% Or Greater20120607004 Peepers, Mathew Douglas (B M, 20) Arrest on chrg of Vio Of Prob (M), at 175Waterfall Dr, Elkhart, on 06/07/2012.AR DEJONG, M. A.Vio Of Prob *AR65289*20120607004 Anglemyer, Glennard James (W M, 26) Arrest on chrg of Driving While Suspended-Prior (M), at 175 Waterfall Dr, Elkhart, on 06/07/2012.AR DEJONG, M. A.Driving While *AR65290*Suspended- Prior20120607004 Davis, Kevin Ray (W M, 28) Arrest on chrg of Licensing Of Animals (M), at 175Waterfall Dr, Elkhart, on 06/07/2012.AR DEJONG, M. A.Licensing Of *AR65292*Animals20120607006 Tittle, Tracy Dale (W M, 44) Arrest on chrg of Operating A Veh. After BeingAdjudged An Hto (F), at 118 Pottawattomi Dr, Elkhart, on 06/07/2012.AR JONES, D. L.Operating A Veh. *AR65293*After BeingAdjudged An HtoR_Bull1 Additional Criteria:Bulletin From 06/06/2012 00:00:00 To 06/08/2012 23:59:59 Page #: 7Case # Description (A)ttempted, (C)ompleted, (F)elony, (M)isdemeanor Officer20120607006 Tittle, Tracy Dale (W M, 44) Arrest on chrg of Parking Violation (M), at 118Pottawattomi Dr, Elkhart, on 06/07/2012.AR JONES, D. L.Parking Violation *AR65291*20120607007 Juvenile (W F, 17) Arrest on chrg of Incorrigibility-children Won`t Mind Parents (M),at 1212 Grant St, Elkhart, on 06/07/2012.AR BELLA, C.Incorrigibility-chil *AR65294*dren Won`t MindParents20120607023 Holmes, Andrew Fernandez (B M, 36) Arrest on chrg of Criminal Conversion (M), at325 State St, Elkhart, on 06/07/2012.AR HUPP, S. A.Criminal *AR65295*Conversion20120607034 Gary, Kevin Lamont (B M, 19) Arrest on chrg of Illegal Consumption Of AnAlcoholic Beverage-consuming (M), at 330 Chapman Ave, Elkhart, on 06/07/2012.AR SOMMER, E. R.Illegal *AR65299*Consumption OfAn AlcoholicBeverage-consuming20120608001 Cortez Salazar, Christian Echeverria (W M, 23) Arrest on chrg of Refusal To IdentifySelf (M), at 1020 Mcdonald St, Elkhart, on 06/08/2012.AR SOMMER, E. R.Refusal To Identify *AR65300*Self20120608006 Curtis, Tiffany Maryann (B F, 25) Arrest on chrg of Op A Mtr Vhc Wo Evr Rec A Lic(M), at 175 Waterfall Dr, Elkhart, on 06/08/2012.AR DEJONG, M. 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Philadelphia Eagles
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|2010, 2nd round, 7th pick by Buccaneers
NFC East Spin cycle: Redskins claim first division title since 1999
The Redskins are in the playoffs and everyone else is home for the rest of the holidays. Surprised? So are we.
Reid's time in Philadelphia comes to an end
The Eagles announced the end of Andy Reid's 14-year tenure of head coach on Monday morning.
Giants rout Eagles in Reid's expected finale
Eli Manning threw five TD passes in the Giants' 42-7 win over Philadelphia on Sunday in what might have been Andy Reid's final game as the Eagles' coach.
Eagles' Kendricks shows strength on weak side
The Eagles moved Mychal Kendricks to the weak side once the wide-9 was scrapped, and he has played better.
Wednesday's 60-second rant: Vick can resurrect career once more
Michael Vick's Eagles career could end after Sunday's start. But bank on it: His career will begin somewhere else as a starter in 2013.
Eagles sign DT Dixon, place QB Foles on I.R.
The Eagles signed DT Antonio Dixon to a two-year contract and placed QB Nick Foles on injured reserve.
Eagles QB Foles has broken hand, won't play
Eagles QB Nick Foles broke his hand in Sunday's loss to the Redskins and will not play in the team's season finale against the Giants.
NFC East Spin cycle: Setting up a D.C. showdown
The Giants can't win the NFC East. But the Redskins and Cowboys both have a shot to claim the division, and they both could make the postseason.
Redskins beat Eagles, extend win streak to six
Robert Griffin III threw two touchdown passes and the Redskins held on to beat the Eagles 27-20 Sunday for their sixth straight win.
Asomugha's options: Redo deal or be cut
CB Nnamdi Asomugha could return next season, but not at the massive salary he's scheduled to make.
The greatest sack season ever
Two players are chasing Michael Strahan's sack record this season. However, neither is having a better year than Reggie White did in 1987.
Eagles sign TE Moore
The Eagles signed TE Evan Moore to the active roster, the team announced Thursday.
Key matchup: Eagles QB Nick Foles vs. Redskins pass defense
In Thursday's key matchup, we take a look at the Redskins' key battle with the Eagles in Philadelphia.
Eagles place TE Harbor on I.R.
The Eagles placed TE Clay Harbor on injured reserve, the team announced Tuesday.
Pa. prosecutor: Steroids found in Garrett Reid's room
An investigation into the fatal heroin overdose of Garrett Reid, the oldest son of Andy Reid, revealed there were steroids in his room the day he died.
The Eagles have acquired wide receiver Arrelious Benn and a seventh-round pick from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for Philadelphia's sixth-round choice this year and a conditional draft pick in 2014.||||||| Benn, a second-round selection (39th overall) by the Buccaneers in 2010, has 59 receptions for 862 yards and five touchdowns in three seasons. He led the Buccaneers with 13 kickoff returns for 306 yards in only eight games last year before a knee injury ended his season. In 2011, Benn had career highs in catches (30), yards receiving (441) and touchdowns (3).
Benn returned Sunday against New York.||||||| Benn was inactive for the season opener after being sidelined for part of training camp by injuries.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are missing two receivers for Sunday's game against Atlanta, including starter Arrelious Benn||||||| Benn, who has 30 catches this season, is being held out with a neck injury. The Buccaneers also are without backup Sammie Stroughter.
Benn has torn a ligament in his left knee and will miss the remainder of the season.||||||| Buccaneers coach Raheem Morris said Monday that the second-round draft pick likely will be placed on injured reserve. Benn was hurt Sunday when he was tackled following a first-half reception against the Seattle Seahawks. He finished the year with 25 catches for 395 yards and two touchdowns.
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11/13/2013 (Updated 6:42:32 PM)Broome County is creating a task force to crack down on Workers Compensation fraud.
The group is made up of County Executive Debbie Preston, District Attorney Gerald Mollen, and others.
It will investigate current and new claims for worker's compensation to make sure those claims are legitimate.
According to the county, Workers Compensation claims cost Broome County more than $2 million per year, with fraud having the potential to cost the county thousands.
"I feel it's important to the tax payer to do more investigation from the start and we make sure that everything, all our 'I's are dotted and our 't's are crossed before moving forward. That's my job," said County Executive Debbie Preston.
To report fraud call the Risk and Insurance Department at 778-2402.
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|Waycross, GA
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NFL investigating phone prank
The NFL is investigating the hacking of a phone conversation between GMs Buddy Nix of the Bills and Mark Dominik of the Buccaneers.
Bills release QB Fitzpatrick
The Bills released QB Ryan Fitzpatrick after the signalcaller turned down an offer to restructure his deal.
Bills bring back McKelvin
The Bills on Saturday announced the re-signing of CB-RS Leodis McKelvin to a four-year deal.
Buffalo Bills: 2013 team needs
We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the Buffalo Bills, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
Bills place franchise tag on FS Byrd
The Bills placed the franchise tag on FS Jairus Byrd, the team announced Friday. The tag for a safety is worth $6.916 million for 2013.
Bills DE Kelsay announces his retirement
Bills DE Chris Kelsay announced his retirement on Wednesday after 10 NFL seasons.
Bills' 'D' in need of playmaking linebacker
While there are flashier needs on offense, the Buffalo defense is sorely lacking an impact player on the second level.
Bills extend assistant GM Whaley
The Bills signed assistant general manager Doug Whaley to a contract extension, the team announced Saturday.
Titans sign SS Wilson
The Titans signed former Bills SS George Wilson to a two-year deal on Friday.
Marrone stresses importance of competition when talking Bills' QBs
Like the other coaches who are inheriting questions at QB, Doug Marrone offered little in terms of clarity as to who will be Buffalo's starter.
Bills re-sign OL Brown
The Bills re-signed OL Colin Brown, the team announced Tuesday.
Bills re-sign QB Jackson to compete with Fitzpatrick
The Bills on Friday announced that they have re-signed QB Tarvaris Jackson.
Bills release veteran CB McGee
The Bills released veteran CB Terrence McGee, the team announced on Thursday.
Bills release LB Barnett, SS Wilson
The Bills released veterans LB Nick Barnett and SS George Wilson on Monday, the team announced.
Bills choose not to re-sign WR Jones
The Bills announced Thursday that they will not tender WR Donald Jones, which makes him a free agent.
A person familiar with the negotiations says the Buffalo Bills have reached an agreement to re-sign McKelvin to a four-year contract worth a little over $20 million.||||||| McKelvin is Buffalo's 2008 first-round draft pick, who was eligible to become a free agent on Tuesday. He was used mostly as a third cornerback last year, when he finished with one interception in 13 games, including four starts. Overall, he has six interceptions in 64 career games, with only 33 starts. McKelvin has made a bigger impact on special teams having scored four touchdowns returning kickoffs and punts, including two last year.
Bills cornerback and return specialist Leodis McKelvin has been placed on injured reserve because of a groin injury.||||||| McKelvin is a former first-round pick in the final year of his contract and eligible to become an unrestricted free agent in the offseason. He set franchise records for punt return yards with 431 this year, giving him the career record at 637. He has taken two punts back for touchdowns this season as well.
McKelvin acknowledges he was wrong and will not dispute a $75 fine for failing to follow a crew member's orders during a flight to Buffalo.||||||| McKelvin said Thursday that he was ticketed for refusing to turn off his cellphone and failing to buckle his seatbelt while traveling from New York City on Tuesday. He says he's apologized and intends to pay the fine. Buffalo's 2008 first-round draft pick adds he should've known better and did what he was told.
McKelvin returned to practice Thursday after hurting his ribs in a 28-24 loss to the Jets last weekend.||||||| Coach Chan Gailey is optimistic McKelvin will play as the Bills (5-6) attempt to snap a four-game skid.
McKelvin was placed on injured reserve Thursday.||||||| McKelvin was considered expendable because there was no clear timetable on when he could return after breaking his leg in the first half of a 27-7 loss to New Orleans on Sunday. The 2008 first-round draft pick becomes the seventh Bills player to be placed on injured reserve this season, and joins starting right tackle Brad Butler and starting tight end Derek Schouman, who were placed on the list last week after both sustained knee injuries.


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JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. -- (WDRB) How to deal with the growing problem of homelessness -- that was the purpose of a packed public meeting today in Jeffersonville.
Homelessness has become a big issue in southern Indiana's small cities, particularly in Jeffersonville, where the proximity to a major interstate makes it a magnet for the homeless.
City officials say they are trying to balance compassion with public health and safety.
It's the coldest day in two years. But for Jack Blanton and Carol Mcghee, it's just another day of survival on the streets of Jeffersonville. They live in a tent off I-65. "I just got to find a job, but it's hard for me to find a job because I didn't graduate from high school and I don't have my GED," said Blanton.
"It's hard trying to start over from scratch. But we got put into sticky situations, and we just try to make the best out of it," said McGhee
The problem of homelessness is only growing here in Jeffersonville. Now the city is taking steps to do something about it. "We want to find something that makes an improvement," Jeffersonville Mayor Mike Moore told a crowd gathered at City Hall.
Jack and Carol were among those who packed Jeffersonville City Hall for the first meeting of the Jeffersonville-Clarksville homeless task force.
All agree, the issues are complex, as are the solutions, from affordable housing, to substance abuse programs, to job training and mental health treatment.
"Homelessness isn't going to go away unless we as a city start to plan effectively for poverty. Because that's what it's about," said Barb Anderson, executive director of Haven House.
"I would like to see even the homeless being more involved in trying to help each other," added Birgitta Lindsey, who used to be homeless.
"We want to see them cared for with the dignity and respect that's due a human being," said Rev. Jim Moon, pastor of Park United Methodist Church.
But Jeffersonville Mayor Mike Moore makes it clear it's going to take public and private partnerships to attack the problem.
"It's not a fix the government is going to come up with. It's a fix that's going to be done by volunteers in our community," said Moore.
And It's not going to be a quick fix. "It's just bringing everyone together at the table and working on this issue, and I believe we can get this done," said Paul Stensrud of Exit 0 Ministries.
"Once we find the resources to get the help for the people who are out here, then I think it will make everything a lot better," said Carol McGhee.
Mayor Moore admits the city made a mistake in the way it handled a homeless sweep last November.
The next step is a steering committee to bring all the various agencies together. Moore says he wants to offer some guidance and then get out of the way.
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World Trade Center East
2 Seaport Lane
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SteakhousePrice: $50 and over
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- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.mortons.com/
- Phone: 6175260410
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Friday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm, Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, Steakhouse
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
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- Catering: Private and group dining available. Contact our dedicated Sales and Marketing Manager to plan your next business or social event. Hosting a party at your home or office? Ask about Morton's Prime To Go and Prime Platters!
- Entertainment: "Power Hour" Bar Bites Monday -Friday 5pm - 6:30pm and 9pm - Close
- Special Events: Morton's in Boston (Seaport) hosts a variety of special events featuring fine wine & spirits, the best steak and a great time! For more information, visit http://www.mortons.com/bostonseaport
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Morton's The Steakhouse, the nation's premier steakhouse group, specializes in classic, hearty fare, serving generous portions of USDA prime aged beef, as well as fresh fish, lobster and chicken entrees. The menu features a variety of favorite cuts, including a 24 ounce porterhouse, which is the house specialty; a 16 ounce New York Strip and a 12 ounce double cut filet.Continued
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216 reviews since May 6, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.4
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
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- Excellent mealMrspatsfanDined on 8/30/2014Had a lovely table by the windows. Service was excellent. Ryan was a great waiter and made sure we had everything we needed. Had the filet and melted in your mouth. One of the best I have had in Boston. I got the mac and cheese for a side. It was yummy. It is expensive and will probably go back for a special occasion.Special Features:
- morton's seaportOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014Great meal and great service. Best steak ever. The strip steak was awesome, and my companion had the 12 oz filet mignon, which he described as "melting in his mouth". The side dishes were excellent, they tasted awesome! We had for sides the bacon mac & cheese and potatoes and onions. Our service was excellent and very kind to us, and also complimented our saying we were the best dressed in the restaurant. The decor was beautiful. The dessert was great as well only we couldn't finish it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Service, Great FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/29/2014Went to Morton's for Restaurant week and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. We we were seated right away, received service right away, our server was professional polite and enjoyable, and the food was amazing. Had no problems, and had a great experience. Thanks you Morton's!Special Features:
- Not up to standardsMrmagooDined on 8/28/2014This is the first time I was a little disappointed. Got the bone in rib eye and it was extremely fatty. Understanding a rib eye has some fat but I would say that there was a good 10oz. So for a $57 steak a little disappointed.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Trying something newFoodexplorersDined on 8/27/2014Party of 5 or restaurant week. Food was excellent. Service was a little slow to get started with drinks and appetizers but then it picked up. However, then again after we ate dessert it took forever to get the check. Food was great, atmosphere was great...service might keep us from going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LEFHDined on 8/27/2014Great outdoor lunch spot and terrific for a good burger or steak.Special Features:
- Dine out Bostonmoz88Dined on 8/27/2014They had a lunch Cheeseburger special which was a great deal, and an even better meal.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Logan2005Dined on 8/26/2014We had a great time, per the web site reservations it asked for any special day and it was our aniversary. You greeted us with congtarualtions and you gave us a very nice table location along with a menu spcially made for our aniverary. Also we had our picture taken and we also enjoyed the desert that came as a special gift for us. These little items made the night even more perfect and special. Nevermind the food and service was outstanding. We will be back especially on our aniversary.Special Features:
- Great Place for a Special Occasionforumbb28Dined on 8/26/2014The food was delicious. I took my girlfriend here during Restaurant Week, so we got an amazing three course meal at a reasonable price. The filet mignon was the most tender thing I have ever had the pleasure of tasting. The service was excellent and the manager came over while we were eating to welcome us and make sure everything was up to par. My only complaints would be that the bread is just ok, and a small cocktail is quite pricey ($15), but I guess that should be expected. Would definitely recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My favoriterockyVIPDined on 8/23/2014I love Mortons! We started coming here after we gave Del Friscos Many tries and they always messed up our order. Not at Mortons! We dine here once a month and everything we try is excellent. I could eat a hundred of their shrimp alexander. The filet mixed grill is excellent, baked stuffed lobster is delish, dessert are to die for. Drinks are made just right. Service by Levi is A+!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Oppi328VIPDined on 8/22/2014The baked shellfish platter at Morton's is delicious! It consists of 1 oyster Rockefeller, 1 crab cake, 1 scallop wrapped in bacon, and 1 baked stuffed shrimp " Alexander". The Mortin's salad is my favorite. It has both iceberg and romaine lettuces, hard boiled egg, anchovies, and blue cheese dressing. My husband prefers the chopped salad. We both ordered the delicious prime sirloin! For dessert, I had the lemon soufflé! They also offer chocolate, grand mariner, and raspberry. Their soufflés are the best! We highly recommended Morton's at the Seaport! The service was outstanding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love love loved the ambience! MzuriNyokaviDined on 8/22/2014Love loved it! Great menu and perfect servers who know their stuff and market the restaurant well!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice birthday celebrationbobrussDined on 8/21/2014Outstanding service with 2 waitstaff providing service to our small group of 5. Birthday greetings from several staff and a complimentary photo of the group. Food was met expectations for an upscale steak house in Boston. Unfortunately they are located in the Seaport, but don't have a view of the water.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Birthday Celebrationweluv2dineDined on 8/21/2014Awesome birthday dinner celebration dinner. The service was excellent, our meals were exceptional, and we had a wonderful view from our table (as was requested at the time the reservation was made).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful service!NeighborDined on 8/21/2014I took my two nieces there for graduation and it happened to be Restaurant Week so we ordered from that menu. The service was fantastic and my nieces were impressed. I have been there several times but this is by far the best service I had ever had.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/20/2014Experienced Restaurant week, little disappointed with the reduced portion sizes, quality and service was good.Special Features:
- Personalized Experience!BostonGirlDined on 8/19/2014It was a birthday occasion and Morton's made it extremely special from the very beginning! The personalized menu was a fantastic touch and the complimentary picture was very nice. the food was amazing and perfect to our liking. I highly recommend Morton steakhouse for a nice special occasion or anytime dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CarlyVIPDined on 8/18/2014The food was outstanding and the service was impeccable Our server Brian was fantastic and made our night so specialSpecial Features:
- Nice service and atmospheremetsnationVIPDined on 8/18/2014Mortons food was good, not great. The service and ambiance carried the evening. The steaks were good, not great. THe sides were very good. Our waiter was great and the view was excellent.Special Features:
- Birthday dinnerCraigDined on 8/16/2014We had dinner for my wife and it was wonderful. I love how Morton's takes the time to print a menu with a special b-day wish.Special Features:
- Good but.... (2)OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 8/16/2014Before writing this I read a couple other reviews and found a heading "Good but" and couldn't agree more. Service was great at times, but poor at the end. We waited a long time after finishing our meals to get a dessert menu, then a long time for the bill, then a long time for him to come back and get my card - at that time the restaurant was 85% empty. The food was excellent, my wife said best dirty martini she had in a long time, steak was cooked perfect, sea bass was delicious, sides were excellent and the carrot cake was fantastic. Bar was very quiet. Though it was a delicious meal, I left immediately thinking that I would not choose this steakhouse again over other choices in the city - just didn't wow me.
- HarveyDined on 8/16/2014Food great, service, Brian had a great attitude for service.Special Features:
- Morton's Seaport august 16, 2014MortonsSteakDined on 8/16/2014We had a College Graduation celebration at Morton's Seaport and the service (Danielle) was outstanding. The kitchen however, was ill prepared for the onslaught of customers that arrived at the same time for dinner. Our meal was very good but the amount of time we waited for it to arrive was unacceptable. If it were not for the exceptional service of our waitress, the experience would have been very disappointing. The manager certainly helped and provided complimentary desserts.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor service average foodDeesteakDined on 8/16/2014What a disappointment. Waited an hour and a half for my filet that arrived over done. We dropped $400.00 on over priced over cooked average food. I've had a better meal at Longhorn for a quarter of the price.Special Features:
- A Great Evening!Doug98xDined on 8/16/2014We came to Morton's to celebrate our son's graduation from college. We were looking for a very special dinner and we were not disappointed. The staff was extremely efficient and accommodating, and even went so far as to have special menus printed up with a congratulatory note to our son on top. Our dinners were absolutely excellent and our desserts were sinfully delicious. It was expensive, to be sure, but well worth it. We would go again to celebrate another special occasion in a heartbeat!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It was a wonderful night out!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/15/2014We both had an unforgettble night! we went for my Boyfriends birthday, well worth it! such a great night with exceptional service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous menu and foodsteveaDined on 8/15/2014Probably one of the best meals I have had since moving to the USA. The 4 of us all thoroughly enjoyed our dinners.Special Features:
- Great resturantluvtogooutDined on 8/12/2014Food was outstanding our server was great. Seated right away great ambience what more could you ask forSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent!!!BobMDined on 8/9/2014A very enjoyable evening with great food and service.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/8/2014Atmosphere was wonderful...not too loud but loud enough not to hear others conversations. Food was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great lunchsy19546Dined on 8/7/2014Everyone enjoyed their food from the lunch menu. Steaks, onions and mushrooms were perfectly cooked. Great staff too. We want to go back.Special Features:
- Morton's lunchFelixDined on 8/4/2014Anytime we come to Morton's the food and service is always great. The ambience is amazing looking out towards the ocean. The five onion soup is the best French onion soup I've ever tasted, extremely flavorful with the break and melted cheese to top it off.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Didn't want to leave . . .TaystBuddDined on 8/2/2014Pleasant dining. The food was delicious. Wonderful atmosphere.Special Features:
- Wonderful 1st experienceCarolinaGirl77Dined on 8/2/2014I took my husband here for his birthday. Neither of us had been before and we were pleasantly surprised. The service (everyone from the man who filled our water glasses, to our server, to the general manager) was absolutely wonderful! The food was delicious (in fact, it was so rich, I couldn't even finish!) I also loved the fact that we were offered a free picture to commemorate the occasion. I would definitely recommend Morton's to my family and friends and look forward to coming back for another great experience.Special Features:
- Simply amazing!DivineDateNightDined on 8/1/2014From the moment you walk in, till the moment you walk out, prepare to experience service and quite arguably the best food in Boston! Everything was excellent, service, food, ambience and the wine cooler. :) We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but...TNeilVIPDined on 7/30/2014Things were fine but not quite to the standard I had come to expect. The waiter was very pleasant but the gaps in service (placing order...delivering salads...getting check...picking up check) seemed way too long given how few people were there for lunch. Also, telling us the warm bread right from the oven was on its way two times only to have it never appear did not help.
- Incredible serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/26/2014Without question, the entire staff exceeded any and all expectationsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice DinnerFridayDinnerDined on 7/25/2014We had friends in from out of town so we went to Morton's and had great food as always.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic customer serviceChrissyremixDined on 7/22/2014Made a reservation for my nephew's graduation. Morton's made special menus writing congratulations on top and took a complimentary family photo as well. This was in July, 2 months after most graduation dinners have been celebrated. Food was awesome as usual and accommodated my 10 year old as well. Love this location and will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Morton`s maintains standardsOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/22/2014This is the fifth Morton, I have been to and I am delighted to say the high standard is maintained.Special Features:


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The good news for the Philadelphia Phillies is that Roy Oswalt is their playoff rotation's biggest weakness, and Roy Halladay is their playoff rotation's biggest strength. The bad news for the Phillies is that now they absolutely have to win with Halladay, and you can never predict what will happen in any single baseball game.
The Phillies took on the St. Louis Cardinals Wednesday night in possession of a 2-1 series lead in their NLDS, With Oswalt on the hill, they had a chance to knock the Cards out and advance to the NLCS for the second year in a row. Nine innings later, though, St. Louis won 5-3, forcing a Friday-night Game 5 showdown between Halladay and Chris Carpenter.
Things got off to a racing start for the Phillies in Game 4. Jimmy Rollins hit a deep fly to center in the first at bat of the game, and Jon Jay lost the ball in the sun, allowing Rollins to pick up an automatic double.
Chase Utley then followed with a triple to score Rollins, and Hunter Pence followed with a bloop single to score Utley. Three batters in, the Phillies were up 2-0, and it looked like they might run away with things.
They didn't, though. Edwin Jackson stopped the bleeding, and in the bottom of the first, the Cardinals got a run back when Lance Berkman hit a ball to the right-center gap, and Shane Victorino did this:
Skip Schumaker - who began the play on first base - came all the way around to cut the deficit in half.
It remained 2-1 into the bottom of the fourth, when David Freese stepped up with two on and one out and supplied maybe the crucial hit of the game. Oswalt let a first-pitch offspeed offering catch too much of the plate, and Freese ripped it down the left field line for a two-run double that put the Cardinals in front. From there, they wouldn't look back.
The Phillies stranded leadoff baserunners against Jackson in the fifth and sixth, with the latter frame including a phenomenal defensive play by Albert Pujols. Again, I'm not going to describe it - you can just watch it for yourself:
Then, in the bottom of the sixth, Freese supplied some insurance. With one on and two out, Freese slaughtered a pitch way out to straightaway center, the ball landing on the grassy batter's eye beyond the fence for a two-run dinger.
Tony La Russa went to his bullpen to begin the seventh, Jackson's day having lasted six innings. He walked one, struck out four, and allowed just the two early runs. La Russa would call on five different relievers over those final three innings, in standard La Russa fashion, and the Phillies put together something of a rally in the eighth when Fernando Salas put two runners on and scored one on a wild pitch, but Marc Rzepczynski whiffed Ryan Howard as the tying run to end the frame, and that was it. Jason Motte came in and fashioned a perfect ninth.
So now we advance. The Phillies, of course, have the edge, as Halladay is better than Carpenter and the Phillies will be playing at home, but Carpenter's the guy La Russa would most want taking the ball in this situation, and you just don't know. The Cardinals have forced the Phillies into a position where one or two bad breaks might end their year, and that's a testament to how well La Russa's Cardinals have played. Game 5 will begin at 8:30pm ET Friday if the Diamondbacks and Brewers also play. If there is no other game, the Cardinals and Phillies will shift to 8pm ET.


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A serious crash involving a commuter van and an SUV in Lakewood, N.J., has left more than a dozen people hurt, police said.
One vehicle apparently ran a red light, causing the collision, Lakewood police said Tuesday night.
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