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Like many professionals in his line of work, Chuck Russell has mixed feelings about receiving an award for saving a life -- but he and his colleagues are being honored for saving a fellow lifesaver in December.
"You know, this is our daily job. This is what we do, and it's nice to be recognized every once in a while, but you know, I'm a firefighter. This is just what I do," Russell said.
Hennepin County is honoring Russell -- along with fellow Richfield firefighters Dave Quebodeaux, Steve Paszkiewicz, and Joel Halaska -- for their lifesaving work.
"I was an unwilling participant and everyone else did their job," quipped Wayne Schneider, a Hennepin County paramedic. "They're the ones that need to be recognized for this -- but again, this is something they do every single day."
Schneider was out on a call last December when he had a heart attack that lasted longer than an hour.
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Cloud vs. Hopkins-Preview (Who Wins? Vote in The Poll!), Can We Expect The Unexpected?
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Another Title Fight for Bernard Hopkins, this time it's Hopkins vs. Cloud for Cloud's IBF Light-Heavyweight Title. Most of us remember Cloud as getting the shit beaten out of him by Gabriel Campillo on a Don King show, only for King's fighter to get a terrible decision win. Cloud still owes Campillo a rematch, but that's beside the point.
I am not impressed with Cloud, he has power, but can be hit, and Bernard will rough him up and make him work, but King's fighter will get the close rounds, and maybe some rounds that aren't close anyway in a lot of mauling grabbing, ugly shit from Hopkins, who has resorted to dirty fighting and fouling more and more to extend his legacy. Bernard will probably lose around 115-113, 117-110 and 116-112 unanimously, call everybody racist, and storm of like a spoiled child to his dressing room like a kid who just got told he can't have the last piece of cake before supper. This fight will be boring and ugly, at least on paper.
Also,, bashing King's fighters historically does not give a fighter justice on the scorecards. However, I have a feeling that the decision will be fair. Hopkins just not doing enough, and the need by fighting ugly in spots to make it competitive.
Or, does Executioner pull a rabbit out of his ass one last time and give us a Pascal II type performance? The fight on which Bernard should have retired and could have gone out highly respected and praised. When Bernard wins, he can be good guy.
Boring fight? Average to OK fight? Or something more? Can Bernard create excitment again?
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The only thing that saddens me is that there is nothing in for Cloud. I don't particularly like him but there realy is nothing for him if he wins the fight. BHop is old. He is competitive, a legend but old and doesn't bear anything else than a name...again...old name. Tavoris is expected to beat him. If he doesn't his career is at stake, if he does beat Bhop, he beat an old man. I really don't see why he agreed to fight him.
The fight itself will look like the Bhop/Pascal I as many people here have already predicted. Young lion will try to chase and muscle out the old king of the jungle who himself still has some tricks up his sleeve. But I don't know.....I like Bhop and I will be rooting for him (We can't forget about this man rewriting history) hoping the fight will be watchable without any Hopkins/Jones II bullshit. Either way, Hopkins will make it competitive enough to make the public and more importantly himself believe he still can fight. He will not retire unless KO a la Pacman occurs.
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Cleveland managed just 13 total first downs and once again saw starting quarterback Brandon Weeden struggle to move the offense, going just 12-of-25 for 105 yards in over a half of action against the Colts. The Bears, meanwhile, look primed and ready to start the season after scoring 27 points in the first half against Oakland last week.
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Chris Pokorny at Dawgs By Nature takes a look at the backup quarterback situation, with Brian Hoyer possibly seeing extended action.
At quarterback Jason Campbell will get the start, with Brandon Weeden having the final preseason game off for the second year in a row. That didn't work so well for him last year by the time the opener against Philly came. Brian Hoyer should see plenty of reps against the Bears to.
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The Earl Bennett situation is a complicated one. Adam Schefter tweeted that the Bears are trying to trade the former Vanderbilt wide receiver.
It's tough to make trades this time of year, with so many cuts looming, but with Bennett not playing because of concussion symptoms, it makes it even harder.
This could just be Phil Emery doing his due diligence by testing the market, or this could mean the Bears are real happy with rookie Marquess Wilson.
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LAWTON Okla_ It may be cold
outside, but the Comanche Tribe already has summer on the brain.
Each year a big
question around here is, "Will the Comanche
Nation Water
Park open for business?" The
leaders of the Comanche Tribe say "Yes."
It was just
last March that the tribe had to give refunds on season passes after admitting
they didn't have the finances to get the park opened. A local group came in weeks
later to open the park in June. For unnamed reasons, they are no longer
involved with the park's operations. The tribe wouldn't give us any details
regarding how the financial outlook has changed. They do say, however, that the
water park is now at the top of their agenda. So, the people of Lawton will have a place
to soak up some rays this summer.
Chairman of the water park Bill Shoemate knows they've been under fire over the
park's operations in the past. He said he is excited to make improvements and
ready to prove any critics they have wrong.
If there's one
thing Shoemate wants you to know about the Comanche Nation
Water Park
re-opening, it's this: it will open on time. Residents in the area have long
been used to the running drama with the water park. It's changed hands a couple
of times. Some years, it's had trouble even getting the season started.
Shoemate said
the tribe knows they've got something to prove.
"There was
one year that we didn't get the thing open," Shoemate said. "Boy, we caught a
lot of heat. The public was going nuts. The paper, the television, everybody
was talking about the water park opening. This is something the community
He said there
are big plans in the works. The entire park will get a bit of a facelift, and
there will even be a couple of new attractions.
"We have
some great plans," Shoemate said. "We have this half a million dollar slide
coming in. We're rejuvenating what we have here. Everything's being worked over."
There is also
talk of adding in a skating rink: an addition Shoemate believes the town needs.
He has the confidence of the entire tribe behind him, and he hopes to infect
potential season pass holders with the same confidence.
ready," Shoemate said. "They wouldn't have put us over here and have us doing
all this work, if we're not going to open. The tribe is behind it 100%. The
community is behind it. So, it's just one of those things that will definitely
With the park opening, a slew of new job opportunities arise. Shoemate is
ready to start taking resumes and applications for every position from cooks to
lifeguards. They can be dropped off in the office on the park's premises.
Shoemate plans to have season passes on sale starting next week for $60.
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The Brevard County School Board's decision to cut $30 million from its budget will bring some major changes to the school system. Part of the savings will come in the form of charging parents for their children to play sports, a decision that's not popular with everyone.
Parents of Brevard County student athletes now have an extra hurdle to navigate in their family budget. The first sport will cost a family $100 in "participation fees," the second sport would be an extra $50, and there is no charge for a third sport.
The fees would also apply to middle school sports, but at half the cost, so it would be $75 your child plays two sports. Parents say sports participation is already expensive with equipment and other costs and these extra fees will hurt.
Free and reduced
price lunch students will pay the reduced fee of $25 for sport 1, $12.50 for
sport 2 (high schools), and $20 for sport 1, $10 for sport 2 (middle schools).
Those numbers could still change if the district receives additional money from Tallahassee. The school board is projecting the pay to play plan will result in savings of just over $419,000.
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49ers WR Michael Crabtree (signing date: Oct. 7)
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Bills DE Aaron Maybin (Aug. 21)
Rookie performance: Crabtree missed the Niners' first five games, but he stepped right into the lineup after signing, catching 48 passes for 625 yards and two TDs. Smith was limited to just six games as a rookie because of a broken foot. Maybin appeared in all 16 games as a reserve last season and did not notch a sack.
Expected roles in 2010: Crabtree is poised to be the 49ers' top wideout. Smith, who had foot surgery in the offseason, began the preseason on the PUP list. He will compete with Dennis Roland for the starting ORT job if healthy. Maybin will play outside linebacker in the Bills' 3-4 scheme and will be counted on for more pass-rush pressure with Aaron Schobel having been released.
Jaguars DE Derrick Harvey (Aug. 27)
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Rookie performance: Harvey appeared in all 16 games as a rookie, starting nine and notching 3½ sacks. Rivers was showing improvement before suffering a season-ending broken jaw on a block by Steelers WR Hines Ward that limited him to seven games. Ellis missed three games with knee problems but showed promise as an interior pass rusher.
Expected roles in 2010: Harvey, who started all 16 games in 2000 but recorded just two sacks, is slated to start at left defensive end for Jacksonville. Rivers was a steady starter on the weak side for the Bengals last season, but the team is hoping for more big plays in his third year. Ellis is a starter and a key part of the Saints' defensive line, but he missed six games last season because of knee problems.
Raiders QB JaMarcus Russell (Sept. 12)
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Expected roles in 2010: Revis has become one of the NFL's top cornerbacks. At presstime, he was holding out for a new contract. Quinn is competing for a reserve role with the Broncos after the Browns traded him in March. Russell, whom the Raiders released in May, was charged with possession of codeine syrup by Mobile County (Ala.) authorities in July. At the age of 25, Russell's NFL career appears in jeopardy.
Cardinals QB Matt Leinart (Aug. 14)
Bills S Donte Whitner (Aug. 5)
Eagles DT Brodrick Bunkley (Aug. 4)
Rookie performance: Like this summer, the summer of '06 was not marked by much contract contentiousness. Leinart took the starting job from Kurt Warner after four games, and in his next 11 starts, he looked like he would be the Cardinals' starter for many years to come. Whitner made an immediate impact in the Bills' secondary, notching 104 tackles in 15 games. Bunkley appeared in 15 games as a reserve, recording just nine tackles.
Expected roles in 2010: Bunkley, who has started 47 of his team's last 48 regular-season games, will start next to Mike Patterson in the middle of the Eagles' line. Whitner has been a steady starter in the Bills' secondary at strong safety. Leinart? After backing up the now-retired Warner the past two seasons, he is expected to recapture the Cardinals' starting job.
Bears RB Cedric Benson (Aug. 28)
Titans CB Adam Jones (Aug. 17)
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Rookie performance: Benson started just one game for the Bears in 2005 and missed six games with a knee injury. Jones appeared in 15 games, starting 13, but he struggled in coverage. Pollack came on strong at the end of his rookie year and played well in the playoff loss to Pittsburgh.
Expected roles in 2010: Benson, whom the Bears released after three seasons, has revived his career with the Bengals, becoming Cincinnati's featured back. Jones, out of football last season, signed with the Bengals in May and is competing to be a backup. Pollack's career was cut short after he suffered a broken vertebra in his neck early in the 2006 season. He is now a sports talk-radio host at "790 The Zone" in Atlanta.
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- White Sox can't seem to enjoy home-cooking
- No ill-will between O's Jones, Guillen
- Stewart not worried about what future holds
- Konerko remains in offense-only mode
- Third to first
BALTIMORE -- Despite Adam Dunn's 3-for-78 struggles against left-handed pitchers this season, don't look for manager Ozzie Guillen to pinch-hit for the slugger late in the game.
"I would rather put him on the bench against lefties and give him some time then pinch-hit for him," Guillen said. "I don't know how the team will react. I don't know how Dunn will react.
"In the meanwhile, I think about it a few times. But every time he's at the plate, I think he has a chance. I have confidence and think he's going to do it."
White Sox can't seem to enjoy home-cooking
BALTIMORE -- When the White Sox return to U.S. Cellular Field for Friday evening's series opener against the Royals, they begin a closing stretch where 25 of their final 45 games will take place on the South Side of Chicago.
And sadly for the White Sox, that home-field stretch is not really an advantage. Ozzie Guillen's crew enters this nine-game homestand with a 24-32 record at U.S. Cellular, which is worst in the American League and fourth from the bottom in all of Major League Baseball.
Adam Dunn serves as a good example of the home woes, going 24-for-169 with eight homers, 23 RBIs and 81 strikeouts in these hitter-friendly confines. The White Sox designated hitter has heard fans' jeers with each swing and a miss, with each groundout or with each popup, as have the rest of the White Sox on a less frequent basis.
Players understand fans have a right to express their displeasure once they buy a ticket to enter the stadium. But closer Sergio Santos hopes for a little more support from the White Sox faithful as the team tries to catch the Tigers and Indians in the American League Central.
"It would be nice if the fans could kind of not boo as much and kind of rally around us," a smiling Santos told MLB.com on Thursday. "I know Chicago fans are tough, obviously. They are passionate and they just want their team to win. Hopefully that's what we give them.
"It's part of the business, absolutely," added Santos of the booing. "By them paying their ticket to watch a game, they bought their right to boo or do whatever they want. But the true fans usually do come out and will cheer for you whether you are struggling or doing well. There are plenty of those in Chicago as well."
Santos understands the disappointment of White Sox fans in this "all-in" group underachieving, quickly adding that nobody is more disappointed than the players themselves.
Growing up near Los Angeles, Santos rooted for teams such as the Dodgers, Lakers and Raiders. He stuck with them through the good times and the lean years.
"You root for them whether they are doing well or doing badly just because that's your team," said Santos, before moving into a more general fan analysis. "It's tough because you have so many fans jumping off bandwagons and you know, the team is doing well and then it's, 'Hey, I'm a fan again.'
"Then they are doing terrible and it's, 'These guys are terrible, why are we giving them all this money?' It's tough, but that's the joy of being a fan."
No ill-will between O's Jones, Guillen
BALTIMORE -- A postgame report on a Baltimore Sun blog Wednesday night centered on an exchange of words between Orioles center fielder Adam Jones and White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen following Nolan Reimold's walk-off home run. Jones termed it as "part of the competition" on Wednesday and downplayed it again on Thursday before the series finale.
Guillen, who has as much fun as anyone during the course of a given game, said he was playfully getting on Jones during the course of the extra-innings loss. But he never even saw Jones after Reimold connected. In fact, Guillen never saw the ball land 436 feet away.
"As soon as the ball left the bat, I knew it was a home run and I left right away," said Guillen with a laugh. "I was right behind [bench coach] Joey [Cora]."
The situation wasn't closed out by Guillen on Thursday without one more comical shot at Jones, his Wednesday foil.
"What is he going to celebrate?" said Guillen with a wry smile. "Someone else did it."
Stewart not worried about what future holds
BALTIMORE -- The White Sox won't officially announce plans for the post-Kansas City series five-man rotation until after Zach Stewart faces the Royals on Friday at U.S. Cellular Field. The rookie has a second start to state his case, after beating the Twins last Saturday in his White Sox debut. But he's not putting any extra pressure on himself to succeed.
"I'm obviously wanting to go out there and do my best and not just for the spot or anything," Stewart said. "They have an idea of where they want to go with everything. I'm just going out there and trying to contribute every time, whatever situation they put me out there. Just go out and contribute and try to get a 'W.'"
Stewart gave up just one run over 6 1/3 innings against the Twins, relying on his sinker and slider, while mixing in a few changeups.
"For the most part, I just kept the ball down," Stewart said. "I threw my sinker and got a lot of ground balls."
Konerko remains in offense-only mode
BALTIMORE -- Ozzie Guillen said on Thursday that Adam Dunn will not start Friday night against Royals southpaw Bruce Chen, not with his 3-for-78 showing this season against left-handed pitchers. The White Sox manager added that Paul Konerko still will be limited to the designated hitter spot, as he continues to deal with pain from a sore left calf/knee, caused by being hit with a fastball on July 31.
"[Konerko] is pretty far away to playing first," Guillen said. "He's running the bases a little bit better, but right now, laterally it's going to be tough for him to move around."
Alejandro De Aza took grounders at first during Thursday's batting practice. But right-handed-hitting Brent Lillibridge, listed at 5-foot-11, will be at first on Friday.
"I feel bad for the infielders because they are throwing to a very small target," Lillibridge said. "I tell them to aim low. They are actually taking it seriously. I haven't seen anyone throw it very high."
Third to first
Paul Konerko extended his hitting streak to eight games with two doubles during Thursday's 6-3 victory over the Orioles. Konerko sits 16 hits away from reaching 2,000 for his career.
Juan Pierre is one stolen base behind Bill Dahlen (547) on the all-time list.
Thursday marked the 20th anniversary of Wilson Alvarez's no-hitter thrown in Baltimore. Alvarez became the first Venezuelan and first left-hander in White Sox history to accomplish the feat, with Ozzie Guillen knocking out two hits in the 7-0 victory before 40,455 at Memorial Stadium.
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Contemporary cottage on East side of Seneca Lake provides
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Neutral/contemporary decor throughout. Decks on both upper and lower
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Public water and sewer.
60 feet of level lake frontage with picnic area,
includes 100 foot dock and 6500-lb electric boat hoist - accommodates up to 22ft boat.
Boat rentals available approx 10 miles away. Nearest boat launch is
3 miles away.
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Finger Lakes Wineries
Watkins Glen
Belhurst Castle
Sampson State Park
Seneca Lake State Park - with children's water spray park
Women's Rights National Historic Park and Hall of Fame
Corning Glass Museum
New York Wine & Culinary Center
The Windmill Farm & Craft Market
Ithaca Commons - Shopping
Cornell Univerity
Ithaca College
Hobart & William Smith Colleges
National Lake Trout Derby - Memorial Day Weekend
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Harry Potter: The Exhibition, currently on display in New York at Discovery Times Square, will be leaving North America in three weeks:
Don't miss Harry Potter: The Exhibition before it closes in just three weeks! The blockbuster exhibition, which returned to New York City by popular demand after its successful 2011 run, will be open at Discovery Times Square through April 7, 2013.
The 14,000-square-foot experiential exhibition – created by Global Experience Specialists, Inc. (GES) in partnership with Warner Bros. Consumer Products – showcases the amazing craftsmanship behind authentic costumes and props from the films, offering fans a firsthand view of hundreds of artifacts displayed in settings inspired by the film sets – including the Great Hall, Hagrid's hut, the Gryffindor™ common room, and more.
In addition to the artifacts from the first seven Harry Potter films displayed during the exhibition's initial visit to New York, artifacts from the series finale, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows™ - Part 2, are now part of the exhibition - including a vignette dedicated to the epic battle of Hogwarts™.
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Sotto Sopra
- Address:
405 N. Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21201Neighborhood:
Mt. Vernon
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Sotto Sopra
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.sottosoprainc.com/
- Phone: 4106250534x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:30am – 2:00pm; Dinner: Sunday: 5:00 - 9:00pm Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm – 9:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm – 10:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Riccardo Bosio
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Entertainment: Opera Night: Once a month on a Sunday evening, Sotto Sopra offers a multi-course pre-fixe menu along with live opera performances. Check our website for each month's menu.
- Special Events: Monthly Live Opera Nights with a multi course dinner.
A word from Sotto Sopra
Sotto Sopra is an Italian restaurant housed in a beautiful 19th century building just blocks north of Baltimore's Harborplace on Charles Street. Sotto Sopra specializes in true contemporary Italian cuisine adapting farm to table. We buy local whenever it is possible. The perfect risotto, handmade pastas, roasted meats, local seafood, and regional produce are here for your total enjoyment.Continued
Join us for our Power Lunch, featuring what's freshest and best in Italian cuisine. Two courses from our full lunch menu, $18.
Sotto Sopra invites you to dine for lunch, Monday through Saturdays and dinner every evening. Eat.Drink.Sleep.Dream--Italian
Join us for our Power Lunch, featuring what's freshest and best in Italian cuisine. Two courses from our full lunch menu, $18.
Sotto Sopra invites you to dine for lunch, Monday through Saturdays and dinner every evening. Eat.Drink.Sleep.Dream--Italian
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Sotto Sopra reviews from OpenTable diners
213 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (151)fit for foodies (139)romantic (137)neighborhood gem (101)notable wine list (74)good for groups (32)great for lunch (20)hot spot (19)late-night find (10)great for outdoor dining (9)kid-friendly (7)vibrant bar scene (7)great for brunch (6)scenic view (2)Show More
- Lived Up to Expectations!KrisDined on 8/31/2014My fiance and I dined here for our anniversary and I made note that it was special night for us when making the reservations. They congratulated us upon arriving and at the end of the meal, brought out a sparkler on our desserts, which were phenomenal! We dined the Sunday before labor day and it was not crowded at all, which we expected. We were seated promptly and and our waiter, David, explained the menu in detail and some of the favorite dishes suggestions based on our preferences. His, recommendations were spot on! We opted for the tasting menu and each course was better than the next. One must have, is definitely the risotto, it is to die for!. Our meats and seafood dishes were seasoned and cooked perfectly! Great date spot!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very romanticlaurakDined on 8/31/2014loved it! second time there. excellent service. Try the lobster ravioli or the pumpkin pasta with sausage and amaretto cookies - very unique. I've never had anything like it.Special Features:
- OTfoodieVIPDined on 8/29/2014One of our favorite restaurants and we've been eaten there many times. While the food was good, we were pretty disappointed that we were seated at least 20 minutes after our reservation time and there were open tables available for two people that remained empty the entire evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hope to return soonamylbourDined on 8/27/2014This was our first time here, and we really enjoyed it. The food is very well done and inventive. Service was a little slow.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another visit to Sotto SopraNYCboylikestotravelDined on 8/23/2014We've dined at Sotto Sopra a number of times. We love the food. Not only is it beautifully presented, but it also tastes delicious. Service is professional, for the most part. The one thing that I don't understand is why do we always have a long wait for a table, even though we have a reservation. It does take away from the enjoymentSpecial Features:
- Baltimore goes EuropeanFirozeVIPDined on 8/23/2014Very nice, restaurant in the Mt. Vermont neighborhood of Baltimore. Large wine selection and very nice murals on the walls. The menu is extensive and varied. One look at eh menu and you know this is not Little Italy. Expect more upscale and very well presented items with a top shelf ingredients. The servers are very efficient, but they could use a couple more to ensure that a table of five get their items all at the same time. All in all a very good meal and fun evening.Special Features:
- Very Nice Italian RestaurantLarrydermVIPDined on 8/21/2014A lovely Italian restaurant with well prepared food. The menu selections might be a little more varied, but there are many pasta dishes.Special Features:
- Great Homemade gourmet Italian foodLuv4ciboDined on 8/21/2014I had the tasting menu and chose grilled octopus salad, hand made pasta with mushroom, cioppino, and tiramisu for appetizer, first, second, and desert course respectively. It was all outstanding! Sotto Sopra is probably the only Italian place I like in Baltimore (so far). It is pricey though, so not a place I would go everyday... But I want to go back a few more times to try other dishes such as the duck breast, pork ossobuco, and lobster ravioli.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dinner!dineDE1VIPDined on 8/19/2014Dinner here was excellent - quiet weeknight dinner in the summer with 5 guests. No problems with valet and reservations...quiet during the summer. Service and attention was great! No rush, no need to hurry from one course to the next. Food was very good - go for the Osso Bucco! And they have some nice Borolo on the wine list!Special Features:
- DeliciousydoyouaskDined on 8/18/2014The food here was wonderful! We got tomato risotto and some kind of pumpkin pasta with sausage, both of which were fantastic. The waiter was very pleasant and entertaining, and there were surprisingly few other people there, making it nice and quiet.Special Features:
- YummySsc3201Dined on 8/17/2014We enjoyed the food so much, we decided this was the spot for our sons graduation dinner. Bolognese was the best ever thanks to the light fettuccine. Osso bucco fell off the bone and paired with excellent risotto. Knowledgable waitress who suggested perfect wines. Sachetti was very pumpkin-y and sauce was perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great SpotJazzyDined on 8/16/2014Great food in the Mount Vernon neighborhood! The service was a bit slow, but the food was flavorful, and tasted fresh.Special Features:
- fabulous restaurantcramadiaDined on 8/15/2014Went there on a Friday night, and almost went back the next evening. IT WAS THAT GOOD!!! Food was outstanding. Atmosphere was outstanding and the service was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently good!WizbangsDined on 8/15/2014Returned to Sotto Sopra for my birthday (as it's a little pricey to be a regular stop) and it was excellent a second time. The wait staff are, without exception, the best in town: attentive, but not overly attentive & willing to make great suggestions if you ask. The new Octopus Salad app is the best octopus ever I've had (and I've tried it multiple times at other high end establishments). The recommended Pork Ossobuco was good & the Sacchetti do Zucca was phenomenal! (Home made pasta). Sotto Sopra will remain a special occasion spot for us!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday DinnerTerriVIPDined on 8/13/2014Dining at Sotto Sopra was a wonderful way to end my birthday celebration and I knew it would be the perfect choice because they are consistent. I have dinned here many times before for special occasions and they have always impressed. The selection, presentation and delicious variations of Italian dishes exceed expectations. I will be back!Special Features:
- Sotto Sopra - FantasticeatingoutfreakDined on 8/10/2014Out evening was wonderful and Sotto Sopra staff was very friendly and efficient. The ambiance was great and the food absolutely spectacular!Special Features:
- Birthday dinnercalieateryDined on 8/10/2014My boyfriend took me here for my birthday, which was luckily at the end of restaurant week. The restaurant itself is beautiful with large mirrors and interesting paintings around; each table was lit with a candle. It's a little bit cramped as we were about 1 foot away from the next table on both sides and could easily hear their conversations. We had a reservation at 7:30 PM and we didn't get out until 9:45 PM. Most of the time was spent waiting for our food -- our waiter was missing for most of the time although the tables around us (with a different waiter!) came in after us and left before us. The food was too sweet and we spent too much time waiting for me to ever go again!
- Highly RecommendedmegantmorrisonDined on 8/10/2014The best thing we ate was the pumpkin sacchetti--so good it might make you go cross-eyed. We also had a great cocktail made with gin, lime, and chartreuse. The mussels were the only weak point of the dinner; the flavors were muted and unbalanced.Special Features:
- Restaurant week. Good choice.fatskinnyguyDined on 8/9/2014This was our 2nd time here and it was just as good if not better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overall Good ExperienceDsakpaDined on 8/9/2014The food was very good but slow to come out of the kitchen. It was restaurant week so I expect some delays. The service was attentive but not very professional. If they categorize themselves as a fine dining establishment more training is needed for the servers. Ladies first, food eaten with a fork is served from the left and with a spoon from the right...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yummmm.OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/9/2014Took my boyfriend here for his birthday. It was definitely a great choice! A lot of restaurants limit their menus during restaurant week but this place had plenty of options to choose from. The food was fantastic and the restaurant itself had a great atmosphere. Will definitely be going back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but not greatPyatachokVIPDined on 8/9/2014We went for a RW - our first visit. FOOD: bread - cold, not appealing; appetizers - just OK, entrees - great tasting and interesting, dessert - good, cheese - not. AMBIANCE: nice, but quite noisy, hard to converse, very tight sitting arrangement. SERVICE: "playing nice and entertaining", but attentive. Examples: hostess made us wait (having 8 tables ready) and only sit us down after seeing that we are not interested in her bar suggestion; water confused few things, assured us we can substitute one dessert for one cheese (the cost is the same), but AFTER we've finished the cheese announced that he can't do it and charged $8 more not even offering to serve another dessert that should be included. Not professional at all. Mixed impression.
- Nice FindBestSeafoodDined on 8/9/2014Great service and very good food! Highly Recommend.Special Features:
- Great Service-Good FoodKarenDined on 8/8/2014Our waitress was great - even though there was a problem with a meal. Somehow they managed to make thin veal tough - but at least the manager told us not to try again because it would be the same. The second meal - ossobuco - was AWESOME. They have a very good wine list for various tastes and wallets. Was a little crowded and a little loud - most likely because it is restaurant week. Overall a nice experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GREATOutinMtVernonDined on 8/6/2014One of the best meals I have had in years. A little crowded, but it was restaurant week, and a little louder than I imagine it is normally. Still, excellent meal.Special Features:
- Great dining experience !DudeDined on 8/6/2014Went during restaurant week so place was packed. We were seated on time but hostess forgot to let our server know we were there so a bit of a wait. When things were straightened out our server brought us a glass of wine on the house and from then on the service was GREAT. Food was fantastic. Not a place to bring the kids. Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food! Great Service!TirchioMangioneDined on 8/6/2014The food was divine, the service was flawless, courteous, and timely - despite being swamped for restaurant week! My wife, Taccagna, and I, had a wonderful experience! As we say in Italian: "Troppi soldi per troppo poco cibo!"Special Features:
- Restaurant Week FindMMRSDined on 8/6/2014We have been wanting to try Sotta Sopra for some time now, as we are new to the Baltimore area and have heard good things about it. We wanted to try a new place for Baltimore Restaurant week, and perused more than a dozen menus before selecting Sotto Sopra. We chose them because of their reputation, their convenience to our home, and most importantly because they were only serving the Restaurant Week menu. We were very pleased with our food, and the service was excellent. Due to the nature of the room, the noise level is quite high. It would not be a place for a romantic evening. However, we do plan to go back there, as we found our meals, drinks and service to be well above average.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We will be back often!enjoygreatfoodDined on 8/5/2014I reserved a table for 3 from my home in Wisconsin for the evening my daughter and her friend moved to Baltimore. I did not know this was restaurant week and was very glad I had reserved in plenty of time. The food, the service, the pacing, and the energy were all outstanding. We had branzino, cioppino and salmon as our entrees and we can't wait to come back during a regular night to try their usual presentation, as all 3 meals were outstanding. Gelatto, chocolate cake and creme brulee were all excellent. Our server was very busy but found moments to converse with us and other diners. He knew the menu and answered our questions fully. I am looking forward to a future visit.Special Features:
- cpellDined on 8/5/2014Waiter was great with recommendations. Food was outstanding. Favorite Italian Restaurant in Baltimore by far!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good timesBr0wnP4nd4Dined on 8/5/2014We went to Sotto Sopra for restaurant week and had a great experience. We had a party of 8 and our food came out in a timely fashion. The food was superb. Everyone at the table had great things to say about their meal. Would definitely recommend this restaurantSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FavoriteLLLongDined on 8/5/2014Sotto Sopra is my favorite restaurant. I could eat there every day. We recently went for dinner during restaurant week and were also celebrating my birthday. There was a birthday card for me at the table signed by Ricardo. Had three courses: Cured Salmon Tartare, Spaghetti Neri alla Chitarra con Gamberi, and Vanilla Creme Brulee. Everything was excellent. The creme brulee is always my favorite. I will have to restrain myself from visiting every day.Special Features:
- Like a trip to Italy...NancyNDined on 8/5/2014The pumpkin sacchetti were to die for, the service was perfection, and the room was beautiful--what more could one ask? From start to finish, a meal here is like taking a little trip to Italy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Restaurant Week experience!FoodiechickDined on 8/3/2014It has been years since I've eaten at SS and for the life of me don't know why I waited to return. After a fabulous RW dinner last night, it will now be in my regular rotation. My experience with RW dinners is that there's usually a hiccup in service, food, or wait time. None of the above here. We picked SS because of it's fine reputation and very appealing RW menu. From the moment we arrived at the bar, the service was friendly and responsive. Recommendations were spot on. Highly recommend the mussels, salmon and cheesecake. My companions loved their choices, too. I was particularly impressed with the old school service. Refolding diner's napkins - so nice. The space is a bit loud, but great ambiance. A wonderful evening!Special Features:
- RogerDined on 8/3/2014I was there during restaurant week. I understand that the regular menu is better. The fried polenta was extremely undistinguished. The eggplant in the sauce for the fish was undercooked. The Marcapone cheesecake was a stand out. It was light with fruit and sorbet that worked extremely well. The restaurant decor and ambience is outstanding. I'm going to try again.Special Features:
- A Restaurant Week WIN!OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/3/2014Sotto Sopra continues to impress me with its Restaurant Week menu. It's inventive, delicious, and diverse - meaning I have more than three options to choose from for each course (thumbs way up for that!). Our server Sean was a delight; friendly, full of great suggestions, and not at all overbearing. Give the kid a raise, he was great. The only real complaint I have with SS is the lack of affordable wine options. I'm sorry, the least expensive choice should not be clocking in at around $40 (most are WAY more than that). Take note of other good restaurants in the area that offer affordable options at or under the 30 dollar mark. Or, at the very least, give you more options by the glass.
- restaurant weekOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 8/3/2014have been here many times--one if our favorites--but will not go back any more during restaurant week---should offer reg menu as well as MEAL DEAL one--my cod was ridiculously small--must have been 3 oz at best.Was so hungry that I stopped at Whole foods and went home and made soup
- Second time the charmRedemptionDined on 8/3/2014I was treating a friend and told her to pick the restaurant, I was a bit disappointed when she selected Sotto Sopra. The first time I went for restaurant week several years ago the service was not up to par. The food was so so. My experience on Sunday changed my opinion, I am looking forward to going back again. Each course was better than the previous. Thumbs up!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Even during restaurany weel-superb!KTBaltimoreVIPDined on 8/2/2014Came on reataurant week and was pleasantly surprised that food was still amazing. Service was prompt and friendly and the food was impeccable. Will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Impressive Restaurant Week MenuMaggiVIPDined on 8/2/2014What a truly unique experience we had at Sotto Sopra. Our dinners were outstanding on all accounts. We commend Riccardo on creating such an impressive Restaurant Week menu. The food was excellent and the service was spectacular. Thank you so much.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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"One civilian fatality, seven firefighters injured, Mayday and the rescue of a lost, unconscious firefighter, complete building loss..." Firefighters in Oconomowoc, WI, are breathing a sigh of relief after a close call as one of their own narrowly escaped a fire with his life.
On Sunday, July 1, 2012 at 12:54 P.M., the Oconomowoc Fire Department (OFD) was dispatched for a report of a structure fire with victims trapped in the second-floor apartment at 112 North Main St. The weather was sunny and clear with a temperature of 89 degrees and a heat index of 94 degrees.
Oconomowoc is in Waukesha County in southeastern Wisconsin. The department protects a fire and EMS service area of 22 square miles with a population of 21,809 and an additional EMS area of nine square miles and 3,261 population; the area covered totals 31 square miles and a population of 25,070. The membership consists of 52 paid-on-call members and six full-time personnel (Monday to Friday, 8 A.M. to 4 P.M.) that includes a deputy chief, a lieutenant and four firefighter/paramedics.
OFD apparatus includes two engines, one 100-foot aerial platform, two ambulances, one grass rig, one command unit, two support units, a dive van and boat, one light rescue (rapid intervention crew vehicle) and one water tender. In 2011, the OFD responded to 384 fire calls and 1,428 EMS calls.
For their submission, participation and cooperation in this column, I thank all the members of the OFD, especially Lieutenant Mike LaVenture, who was the trapped firefighter, and Firefighters Kevin Jezak and Bob Diehn, who made entry to assist the lieutenant. Further thanks to Firefighter/Paramedic Adam May, Deputy Chief Glenn Leidel, Public Safety Director David Beguhn and the entire Western Waukesha Rapid Intervention Crew. Thanks also to the numerous fire departments, rehab units, EMS, law enforcement, strike teams and related agencies that responded to this fire – unfortunately space restricts us from listing all of them. Additionally, a special thanks to all the members and the leadership of the Mutual Aid Box Alarm System (MABAS) and its CEO, Chief Jay Reardon, for the "mutual aid" assistance in this column as well.
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A typical two-story, ordinary-construction, taxpayer-type building, 112 North Main St. consists of an office with a small kitchen on the first floor and two apartments on the second floor. It is mid-block with other similarly constructed buildings attached to it. It was built in the late 1800s with several remodels throughout the years. Each floor measures approximately 1,500 square feet.
At that time of dispatch, the senior fire officer, Deputy Chief Glenn Leidel, was two blocks away at his local church. While responding, he initiated a MABAS box to the first-alarm level within minutes of the initial tone. He did this due to radio traffic and visible smoke prior to arrival.
On arrival, while driving past the A side of the building, Leidel noted civilians attempting to rescue a victim from a second-story window using a ladder, as the stairwell was involved in fire. He drove to the back of the building to attempt to complete his 360-degree walk-around. On side C he found a large body of fire on the exterior of the building extending to two cars and an attached exposure building on side D.
Initial radio traffic between Leidel and the first officer at the fire station was to respond with the aerial platform first. Ladder 4771 responded in five minutes and was on scene in seven minutes. Leidel ordered the apparatus to park on East Wisconsin Avenue. No other radio traffic was heard by the lieutenant as to the incident action plan (IAP).
The crew of Ladder 4771 was bombarded by civilians screaming, crying and asking the firefighters to go around the block to the front of the building. The lieutenant made the decision for the crew to take a 24-foot ground ladder to the front of the building to take over the civilian rescue. From where they had parked, the crew had to walk approximately 300 feet to the front of the building. Since the ladder crew walked around side A to attempt rescue, the deputy chief pulled a three-inch handline and attempted a "blitz" attack on side C with the 200 gallons of tank water.
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The LHD refers to the proposed Local Historic District, and councilors say a vote could take place at its regular meeting tonight at 7:30 in council chambers of City Hall.
The NRA stands for the Newburyport Redevelopment Authority, which is creating a request for proposals (RFP) to circulate among developers for a new park and two commercial buildings on the waterfront. The NRA is scheduled to meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at City Hall.
The proposed LHD has been one of the most contentious issues in the city in years. If it passes, it would create a Local Historic District Commission that would have authority over major changes to structures on High Street, the central neighborhoods and the downtown business district.
The LHD Study Committee has been working on creating an ordinance since 2007, and City Hall observers say that councilors might vote on the issue tonight.
"An up-and-down vote could be taken at the meeting," said City Councilor Bob Cronin. "There has been much discussion, and councilors have had time to think about it."
Numerous City Hall observers say the proposed ordinance, as it stands, will not generate the required super-majority of eight votes for passage.
"It might not pass," said Cronin. "But a couple ideas will stay on my radar, including looking closely at our demolition delay guidelines, and also about attention to the downtown business district."
Councilor Allison Heartquist said, "I don't think the LHD is going to pass in its current state, but I think that we should focus on the downtown. I think we need a measure with some bite.
"I don't think some councilors want another commission."
A variable attached to the LHD discussion is a possible compromise. City Councilor Kathleen O'Connor Ives has reportedly been working on a compromise measure, and such a proposal could influence the course of the discussion.
On Wednesday, the NRA is scheduled to discuss its approach to the RFP. The NRA's consultant, Barry Abramson of Abramson Associates, has been creating a draft proposal for an RFP.
This is the document that interested developers will use as a guideline for any submission.
The NRA controls 4.2 acres of land on the waterfront, serving now as parking lots, and is moving forward with plans to create a park and two commercial structures.
These buildings would house about 30 to 35 condominium units, several shops and restaurants, public restrooms and perhaps offices for the tourist services and the Greater Newburyport Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
The NRA received guidance on its plans from Union Studio of Providence, R.I., which produced a detailed proposal as a model for development.
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Mike Beese and his wife Jo from Pontypridd have been fostering for a year. Mike believes foster carers should be recognised as a professional workforce.
"There are a lot of roles we have to fulfil - teacher, nutritionalist, psychologist," he told ITV Wales.
"There is training available - but I think the Welsh Government has to advertise the fact that support is there to encourage more foster carers."
The Fostering Network Wales says an 'urgent overhaul' is needed to prevent children being needlessly moved around the system.
Its report, published today, says the number of fostered children in Wales is at an all-time high, with at least 550 more foster carers needed in the next 12 months for the system to be able to cope.
The Welsh Government says it is committed to supporting foster carers in Wales, but has welcomed the report.