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Storm brings wild weather swing to New EnglandBy DAVID SHARP
The Associated Press | February 01,2013PORTLAND, Maine A storm that caused havoc in the South brought wacky weather to northern New England on Thursday with thick fog, heavy rain, record warmth, ice jams and wind gusts topping 70 mph that caused numerous power outages. It was capped off with a pendulum swing back to colder temperatures.
Across northern New England, powerful wind gusts knocked out electricity for more than 70,000 homes and businesses, mostly in Maine, while warm temperatures and heavy rainfall caused ice jams on many rivers, threatening a number of communities, including Montpelier.
Several ski areas shut down for the day because of rain, or strong winds, or both.
In Maine, the wind gusted to 63 mph in Bath, ripping part of the roof off the Maine Maritime Museum. Gusts also hit 54 mph in Augusta, and 49 mph at the Portland International Jetport.
Offshore, the wind hit 60 mph at New Hampshires Isles of Shoals and 74 mph at Maines Matinicus Rock.
Thats natural for us, said Wanda Philbrook, post master on Matinicus Island, which is 20 miles from the coast of Maine. Its just another day in paradise.
The day started with rain and heavy fog that gave way to sun and a second day of warm temperatures. In Portland, the temperature hit 54 degrees, tying the record for the date for the second consecutive day. By midnight, the temperature was expected to drop below freezing, plummeting more than 30 degrees.
By 2 p.m. Thursday, the temperature was about 12 degrees atop New Hampshires Mount Washington, the highest peak in the Northeast and home to some of the worlds most erratic weather.
By contrast, it reached 43 degrees at the summit on Wednesday, breaking the previous record of 38 set in 1947. Before temperatures started falling Thursday, the 38-degree reading at midnight broke the record for the day of 35 set in 1947.
All of that warm weather and rain caused rivers to rise and ice to break up, forming ice jams that raised the threat of localized flooding. In Maine, an ice jam closed the Route 4 bridge in Madrid.
In Montpelier, city officials warned residents to be on alert after an ice jam that broke loose from the Berlin area threatened the Winooski River.
Eventually, the threat to Montpelier subsided, but there were flood warnings on at least a half-dozen rivers, including the Saco River at Conway, N.H.
The cause of the wacky weather was the same winter weather system that spawned tornadoes in southern states, said Margaret Curtis from the National Weather Service.
In the south, two people were killed by tornadoes Tuesday and Wednesday, while a third was found dead Thursday in a flooded homeless camp in Maryland.
In northern New England, the biggest problem was the wind, which knocked down trees and tree limbs. The largest number of power outages were in Maine, where Central Maine Power reported more than 40,000 and Bangor Hydro Electric Co. reported more than 20,000 at the height of the storm. More than 13,000 power outages were reported in New Hampshire.MORE IN Vermont NewsAs the children of former U.S. Sen. Full StoryJames Jeffords called it his first vivid memory. It was just before Christmas 1939. Full StoryMONTPELIER Republican Scott Milne, the state GOP-backed candidate for the gubernatorial... Full Story
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Newly remodeled condo in well maintained association minutes to the beach. Association has a newly renovated pool. Condo has a private patio area with Gas and Charcoal Grill. Condo has a a spacious comfortable feel with cathedral ceiling and skylight, bright sunny room
Located at 962 Commercial St, it is a 5 minute drive to center of town with great shopping, restaurants, bars, galleries and much more
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irishguy wrote:Does anyone know what the plans are for george reynolds flats in ringsend. Just passed there and it looks like they are knocking them all down.
I hadn't heard what the plans were, but this is a photograph of that stretch of Irishtown Road showing the original terrace of cottages on the site before the flats were constructed.
Lawless's shop, previously Robinson's, is unchanged on the left.


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- Ms. Yuko Aizawa has taught at the Sendagaya Japanese Institute in Tokyo, Japan and at the Royal Hawaiian Academy in the United States. She has been an instructor at the Toyota Language Center since 1994.
- Ms. Reiko Akai has a Bachelor's Degree in Linguistics, and has worked in the private sector in Japan. She has taught English and Japanese in Japan, and has been a private tutor of Japanese in the United States for five years.
- Ms. Keiko Hama has taught Japanese in Germany and the US for over ten years. She received her MA in Japanese Sociology and Linguistics at the University of Heidelberg. Since then, she has been an interpreter, translator and Japanese teacher in the private and public sectors.
- Ms. Masako Inkyo has a university degree in Japanese Calligraphy and a license to teach literature in Middle and High School. She is a member of the three largest shodōprofessional associations in Japan. She has received many awards, including first prizes in both shodō and pen calligraphy and kanji in national competitions sponsored by the Ministry of Education.
- Ms. Tomoyo Kamimura holds Bachelor's degree from Waseda University, MA in Linguistics from the University of Oregon and an MBA from Columbia University. She has been teaching Japanese at colleges and universities both in the US and Japan for over ten years. Currently she serves as Fulltime Faculty member at The New School's Foreign Language Department.
- Ms. Mami Miyashita earned a Japanese Teaching License in Japan, a certificate of Teaching Japanese as a Foreign Language from Ohio State University and a Master's Degree from West Chester University. She has been involved with foreign language education for more than nineteen years, most recently at the University of Delaware from 1999 to 2005.
- Ms. Mami Nakanishi has a Bachelor's degree in Literature from Sophia University in Tokyo. She is one of the top graduates of the Society's Teacher Training Program and has been a member of the Society's teaching staff since the summer of 2010.
- Ms. Kazuko Nakazawa has a Bachelor of Arts in Japanese Literature. She is one of the top graduates of the Society's Teacher Training Program. She has taught Japanese privately and in an after-school program in Japan for three years, and privately in the United States for two years. She has been a member of the Society's teaching staff since the summer of 2010.
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Terri Lynn Land (Todd McInturf / The Detroit News)
Washington� GOP candidate Terri Lynn Land continues to outraise Democratic opponent U.S. Rep. Gary Peters in Michigan�s U.S. Senate race after she made a $1.2 million personal contribution to her campaign, according to statements on second-quarter fundraising the campaigns released Wednesday.
The campaign of the Grand Rapids-area former secretary of state will report raising $3.35 million in the second quarter � $2.15 million in donations raised and a $1.2 million contribution from Land, spokeswoman Heather Swift said.
The comments came after the Bloomfield Township Democrat said Wednesday his Senate campaign will record its best-ever quarter, raising $1.96 million in the three months ending June 30.
The Peters campaign said it received donations from more than 10,300 new supporters and two-thirds of his support came from donations of less than $25. The candidates seek to replace retiring Sen. Carl Levin, D-Detroit.
The Peters campaign raised $1.35 million in the first three months of the year, compared with Land�s $1.5 million during the same period. With the new tally, it means Peters has raised nearly $7 million since announcing his bid last year.
�Whether it�s his strong background of business and military service or his proven record as an independent voice for Michigan, Gary Peters continues to gain exciting grassroots momentum in this race,� Peters for Michigan Campaign Manager Paul Tencher said. �Our campaign is building a powerful team of thousands of Michigan middle-class families, small business owners, veterans, and students who know that Gary is the only one they can count on to put Michigan first.�
Land said she now has cash on hand topping $5.25 million.
�Terri Lynn Land has outraised Congressman Peters every quarter because Michiganders are looking for a U.S. senator who will put Michigan first and stop the job-killing policies that are coming from Congressman Peters and his allies in Washington, D.C.,� Swift said. �Michiganders cannot trust Congressman Peters because he has consistently voted for job-killing policies, tax increases, and sold out Michigan jobs.�
Land�s campaign said in April her total fundraising has topped $5 million � including personal funds �so the second-quarter fundraising promises to bring her total to more than $8.35 million. Through June 30, Land has now chipped in $2.9 million of her own money.
Both campaigns have been doing significant fundraising. Last month, Land was in Washington for two days of fundraisers to raise tens of thousands of dollars.
Land held a luncheon fundraiser on Capitol Hill featuring the entire Senate Republican leadership including Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, Ky., Minority Whip John Cornyn, Texas, along with Sens. John Thune, S.D., John Barrasso, Wyo., Roy Blunt, Mo., and Jerry Moran, Kan., according to an invitation obtained by The Detroit News.
Peters is to take part in a fundraiser near Lake Tahoe, Nev., in August with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., and Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn. The Aug. 15-17 event at a resort, spa and casino costs $10,000 to attend.


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Dear Editor,
I woke up early and met a friend at the Sherman House for breakfast. Upon returning home, I laid down as I had only four hours of sleep the night before. With the TV on, I was restless and found myself thinking about the economically depressed Borger, Texas town I left the night before with its many empty downtown buildings and Batesville.
In the background I heard the Pope say that the church was overly pre-occupied with negative issues. Inspired, I leapt to my feet; if the Pope can tackle the elephant in the room then maybe we should as well. I've been reluctant as the subject is sensitive but now feel it is too important to remain silent.
Little known is that Batesville has a new reality that began arguably 5 years ago. Much has been learned about how towns in these tough times either recover or slowly continue downward. Some of those indicators: affluence is leaving, kids with drugs, once a "safe-town" now weekly we hear about local crime, 30 buildings empty, homes turning into rentals, consolidation of local power. These are facts. Now, our hopes for a better future rests largely on speculation that an $8-9M building project might bring a few manufacturing jobs. Is this solving or adding to our problems?
I have spent that last nine years undoing the horrible effects of those types of solutions to these types of problems. Is that all this great community can come up with? I don't think so and many others agree.
Is reelection the motivation for this lousy idea – "If it looks, walks, and quacks …"? We need new thinking for the old problems our town now faces and our Mayor must be kinder to people that have opinions different than his.
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I am writing in response to the editorial "Rockport crossing line with local business bylaw" (the Times, Friday, Nov. 30).
It is curious that the whining of one shop owner out of 100 in town who refuses to obey one of the town's bylaws, should deserve "editorial" attention?
Rockport's Sign and Outdoor Display bylaw (voted on and passed at town meeting) allows for shops to have a limited display of goods outside – permit required. It was a bylaw drafted to bring order to chaos, and to rein in displays that were consuming our streets, and creating ingress/egress hazards.
It was drafted by the building inspector and Bylaw Committee, with input from Selectmen, the town administrator, local business owners, private citizens and anyone else who wanted to weigh in at the many public meetings on this subject. The resulting bylaw, I believe, represents a reasonable compromise considering safety, aesthetics, and business needs. Rockport voters agreed, and the bylaw was passed at Town Meeting, with the approval of the state's Attorney General.
Bylaws are written and voted on for everyone to obey. They cannot simply be snubbed or dismissed by those who don't happen to agree with them. If you disagree, then go to Town Meeting and do something to change it – or else stop the whining. And until or if a bylaw is changed, violators have to expect to be fined. But simply put, if you "are hard-pressed to cover the fines,"…then I guess you should avoid the violations.
Additionally, the editorial statement that Rockport "harasses businesses and discourages commerce" is ridiculous and unfounded; it's also a slap in the face to every law-abiding shop owner who takes pride in doing business here.
I believe that Mr. Lamont, as editor, owes this town an apology.
Bearskin Neck, Rockport


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MALONE — A Tupper Lake man found dead in a stolen car at the Kmart parking lot Thursday may have died from a drug overdose.
Brad J. Eggsware, 25, was found by a store employee about 12:40 p.m., said Malone Village Police Chief Chris Premo.
"We're waiting for an autopsy to be done in Potsdam, but it looks like natural causes," the chief said, adding, "We did find drug paraphernalia."
Results from the exam, which will be performed at Canton-Potsdam Hospital by Jefferson County Forensic Pathologist Dr. Samuel Livingstone, could be available Friday, Premo said.
Eggsware had recently been released from state prison, where he served time for burglary and second-degree assault stemming from an incident on St. Patrick's Day 2006 where he repeatedly kicked the face of a Tupper Lake police officer who was trying to serve a warrant.
Premo said Eggsware had been living with his mother in Troy and came north to Tupper Lake, where he stole the car on Monday.
The Tupper Lake Police Department had put out an alert for other agencies to be on the lookout for the stolen vehicle, which was found at Kmart Thursday afternoon.
In 2006, Eggsware was sentenced to four to eight years in state prison for a series of October 2004 burglaries in Tupper Lake, including break-ins at a bottle-redemption center and convenience store. Prosecutors said he and two accomplices were drunk and high on crack cocaine.
Eggsware pleaded guilty to two counts of third-degree attempted burglary and was released under the Probation Department, pending his March 15, 2006, sentencing.
But on March 12, Eggsware kicked in the door of a home in Tupper Lake and was charged with criminal mischief and criminal trespassing.
When he failed to turn up for legal appointments, a warrant was issued.


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Residents' delight as plans for new flats are rejected
11:15am Thursday 17th January 2013 in News By Alexa Copeland, Reporter (Darlington)
RESIDENTS are celebrating after controversial plans to build six flats on a quiet Darlington street were rejected by councillors.
The proposal to site the flats on a derelict patch of land on Pendower Street attracted 32 objections, with residents pointing out that the area fell within the Northgate conservation area.
Concerns were also raised over a lack of parking spaces and whether the quiet cul de sac was a suitable place for a new block of flats.
Darlington Council's planning applications committee refused planning permission when it met this week and Pendower Street resident Rachel Stocker, who spoke passionately against the proposal, was delighted with the outcome.
She said: "I am feeling relived, I think the right decision has been made.
"I think that the developers are trying to be greedy; I am not a 'nimby', we want to see the land developed, but it has to be in the right way.
"This was about the residents standing up for what we believe in."
A proposal for eight flats was first put forward and rejected in 2010 and despite amendments being made to the design of the building and the number of flats reduced to six, councillors decided that their initial concerns including lack of parking and an over-intensification of housing were still valid.
Councillor David Lyonette said: "I don't see an awful lot of difference that these proposals have over the one before.
"And to be taking five trees out of a conservation area is unheard of."
Speaking on behalf of the developer Tom Wilks, John Taylor said that it would be "sensible and sustainable" for the council to allow development on the brownfield site.
He said: "It is a pretty awful site.
"At the moment it is derelict land, it isn't owned by the council so it isn't open public space; there are derelict garages on there and the site is very low quality as far as greenery is concerned."
He added that a survey showed that parking on the street was not an issue and that the development would include four of its own off-street spaces.
The developer can appeal against the decision.
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This piece of land is an eyesore and needs developing, however a large block of 1 bed flats is simply not appropriate especially in a quiet cul de sac.
I am glad that the Councillors were able to see the significant flaws in the proposal and make a refusal.
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Aug. 19 is deadline to buy Cruise for Hope tickets
August 12, 2011-- Casual Living,
The deadline to buy tickets for the Northeast Cruise for Hope, a Sept. 10 event that will honor retail veteran Simon Kaplan and will raise money for City of Hope, is Aug. 19.
Simon Kaplan
The three-hour dinner cruise around Manhattan was organized by the National Home Furnishings Industry chapter of City of Hope to raise funds for the medical center, a leading research, treatment and education facility for cancer and other life-threatening diseases. Aug. 19 is the deadline to make reservations for the cruise.
"It is really heartwarming to see how our industry is getting behind this important cause and our event. We are seeing commitments and expressions of interest from all corners of the industry, from suppliers, manufacturers and retailers, which we believe due to the high regard Simon is held by his peers in the industry," said Patrick Cory, managing partner at Cory's 1st Choice and chairman of City of Hope's Northeast region.
The Saturday evening cruise will depart from Shipyard Marina in Hoboken, N.J., and will feature fine dining, dancing and entertainment. Guests aboard the Cornucopia Cruise Line yacht will see expansive views of lower Manhattan, Ellis Island, the Statue of Liberty, Governor's Island, South Street Seaport and Brooklyn Bridge. Tour guides to answer questions and present the history and stories behind the sights.
The cruise, which will closely coincide with the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, will incorporate a memorial in its program.
Proceeds from Cruise for Hope will support lifesaving research and treatment programs at City of Hope. Nearing its centennial, the institution has been a model for scientific discovery and compassionate care for those facing cancer, diabetes and other life-threatening diseases. Among many breakthroughs, City of Hope's research has led to new, more effective therapies. Numerous cancer drugs, including Herceptin and Rituxan, and synthetic human insulin used by millions worldwide with diabetes, are based on technology and research pioneered at City of Hope.
"I am deeply moved by the difference being made by the extraordinary City of Hope scientists and caregivers in the ways life-threatening diseases are researched and treated," said Kaplan, who recently toured the City of Hope campus in Los Angeles and met with staff. "Knowing that we can raise a significant amount of money to enhance these efforts and help give families their lives back is humbling and inspiring."
In addition to Cory, event co-chairs include Russell Bienenstock of Furniture World, Chris DeLisa of Cory's 1st Choice, Bill Hartman of Furniture First and Edward Massood of Thomasville Home Furnishings of New Jersey.
To register for Cruise for Hope or inquire about sponsorship, contact Beth Ida Stern, senior director of development, City of Hope, at (213) 241-7192 or email@example.com.
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Tyler Police Department and Tyler Fire Department are responding to an accident at a busy intersection in Tyler.
According to Tyler police, the accident occurred around 1:30 p.m. at 2600 West Erwin Street, at the intersection of West Erwin and Chandler Highway. A Champion EMS ambulance was transporting a man from one facility to another when it hit the driver's side door of a car.
The patient in the ambulance was transferred to an East Texas Medical Center ambulance for transport.
Police say the driver of the car was not at fault.
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One of the country's premier dining rooms, Everest is located on the 40th floor of the Chicago Stock Exchange. Chef/proprietor J. Joho's world-renowned cuisine and award-winning wine list have earned Everest international recognition.
CITY: Chicago
Senza offers an elegant yet casual fine dining experience that features innovative modern American cuisine by executive chef Noah Sandoval. Taking familiar ingredients and integrating both avant-garde and classic techniques, chef Sandoval creates composed as well as approachable four or nine-course tasting menus that reflect a range of flavors and textures.
CITY: Chicago
Belly Shack
Belly Shack is Chef, Bill Kim's latest Latin/Asian culinary adventure. Mixing the foods of Argentina and the flavors of Korea, Belly Shack is a delight to both sides of your hunger.
CITY: Chicago
Decolores shows its true colors in this Chicago favorite. Known for its unique blend of family recipes and traditional Mexican cuisine, it brings eaters from near and far to this Pilsen eatery.
CITY: Chicago
Nana is a family-owned, organic restaurant offering choices for those who are not only passionate about great tasting food, but who are also passionate about where their food comes from. They source the finest of organic ingredients from farmers, producers and vendors who meet and maintain USDA National Organic Program standards. The products used are free of synthetic preservatives, growth hormones, genetically modified ingredients, antibiotics, artificial colors and flavors and other additives and chemicals, including pesticides. They support the ethical treatment of animals, promote sustainability and buy local whenever possible. In a nutshell, Nana is more than good, they're great.
CITY: Chicago
Bavette's Bar & Boeuf
Bavette's is a European-Style steakhouse. The signature is a prime rib eye that is dry-aged in house. There is also a wide variety of fresh seafood, including a daily selection of fresh oysters, king crab, and shrimp cocktail. Bavette's also specializes in classic cocktails with a focus of brown spirits; and the value driven wine list is eclectic and global.
CITY: Chicago
Alexandra Silocea at Ravinia
Pianist Alexandra Silocea performs at the Bennett Gordon Hall at Ravinia. Ticket price: $10
CITY: Highland Park
The Moody Blues at Ravinia
For over thirty years, The Moody Blues have been musical mainstays on concert stages, recordings and the airwaves. The Moody Blues brings their music to Ravinia for 2 concerts. Reserved Ticket Price: $90 - $100 Lawn Ticket Price: $38 (prices are increased by $5 on the day of the show)
CITY: Highland Park
Zoo Year's Eve
Rock in the "Zoo Year 2015" with your friends at Brookfield Zoo! In the Holly Jolly Theater there will be live DJ music, games, party favors, prizes and an early countdown at 8pm. Also at the Hamill Family Play Zoo you can make your own noisemaker and enjoy an early kid-friendly countdown. This area is perfect for families with children ages 6 and under. This event is free with paid zoo admission.
CITY: Brookfield
Cumin restaurant: modern Nepalese and Indian cuisine, has taken on the task of bringing you the absolute best tastes of the Indian sub-continent as well as the Himalayas of Nepal. Located in the heart of Chicago's Wicker Park they offer various services such as lunch buffet, dine-in, take-out, delivery and catering.
CITY: Chicago
Lao Hunan
Lao Hunan is Chef Tony's Hu's 5th restaurant in Chicago. It focuses on famous gourmet Hunan cuisine, which is characterized by fresh spice and lingering taste of food. The chef is from Hunan and has over 30 years experience specializing in Hunan cuisine. For exotic flavors, spices and dishes stop by and bring an appetite for an exciting culinary experience.
CITY: Chicago
Oak Park Visitors Center
Visit us for maps, books, souvenirs and unique gifts. Tickets are available for Hemingway's Birthplace Home and Museum, Historic Pleasant Home and The Historical Society of Oak Park & River Forest. Purchase other seasonal special events tickets here.
CITY: Oak Park
Antique Taco
Located in the urban Wicker Park neighborhood of Chicago, Antique Tacos serves up new adventurous flavors in tacos among a rustic environment surrounded by the history of old antiques.
CITY: Chicago
Offering progressive French cuisine at its finest, Tru delivers fresh ingredients, bold creativity and artistic presentation. The menu will consist of a prix fixe three-course section and pre-set "collections" or tasting menus, ranging from six to nine courses.
CITY: Chicago
Smoke Daddy
The Smoke Daddy is a must see in one of Chicago's hottest, and most eclectic neighborhoods. The best and most flavorful BBQ in the Windy City also brings you more character than any neighborhood rib joint has to offer. All their meats are smoked in house each day in the "Lil Red Smoker." With great Live Music 7 nights a week at no cost. Do yourself a favor and stop in for some amazing, world-renowned BBQ and enjoy the funky rhythms.
CITY: Chicago
The Great Highwood Pumpkin Festival
The City of Highwood is honored to once again transform into Pumpkin Fest headquarters. This event orchestrates fan favorite activities including a pet costume contest, Light Up the Night Parade, 5K Pumpkin Run, Walk & Kids' Dash, onsite carving, nightly pumpkin wall lighting ceremonies, hay rides, pumpkin bowling, pony rides, petting zoo, carnival rides, kids crafts, live entertainment, pumpkin beer tasting, and seasonal food and beverage vendors galore.
CITY: Highwood
Super Car Saturday
Supercar Saturdays started when a group of Chicago Car enthusiasts, jealous of California morning car meets, decided to create an event of our own. Super Car Saturday brings car enthusiasts of all types together in one place to meet, share stories, and make new friends. Supercar Saturdays is a diverse event open to everything from classics and muscle cars to exotics and modified contemporary cars. Super Car Saturdays are July 5th, and September 6, 2014.
CITY: Bolingbrook
Browntrout in Chicago is an award-winning restaurant with its emphasis on using sustainable ingredients without sacrificing quality. With regular menu changes to allow for only the freshest seasonal ingredients, Browntrout is a flavorful dining option.
CITY: Chicago
Jin Thai Cuisine
Tucked away in a quiet corner of Edgewater, in Chicago, Jin Thai takes the authentic cuisine to another level. Stop into this award-winning restaurant and savor the bright colors and flavors of Southeast Asian dishes.
CITY: Chicago
sushi DOKKU
sushiDOKKU boasts a cult following due to the trust the owners have developed with their guests over the years. They have also been awarded a Bib Gourmand for 2014.
CITY: Chicago
Dozin' with the Dinosaurs at the Field Museum
The lights dim as you explore the rituals of ancient Egyptian culture, guided by the light of your flashlight. Next, you prowl an African savannah with giraffes, hippos, and man-eating lions. Take a break by playing games from around the world or touching giant bugs from right in your backyard. Cap your night of exploration and adventure with cozy bedtime stories, before drifting off to dreamland in one of the amazing exhibits. Bring your family and friends for a night at the museum you'll never forget!
CITY: Chicago
Rachel Barton Pine at Ravinia
Called "the definition of the ideal musician for the 21st century" by Yo-Yo Ma, cellist Mike Block joins Rachel Barton Pine to chronicle the flow of music from Bach to Bartók to the blues. Bennett Gordon Hall Ticket Price: $10
CITY: Highland Park
Alexandra Deshorties and David Fung at Ravinia
Alexandra Deshorties makes her Ravinia debut on a solo program alongside "startlingly good" (Los Angeles Times) pianist David Fung, at Bennett Gordon Hall. Ticket Price: $10
CITY: Highland Park
JC Sake
A family friendly Sushi-Chinese restaurant. You have the choice of take-out or dining in.
CITY: St. Charles
Prime Bistro
Using grass-fed beef makes all the difference. It's half the cholesterol of a regular burger and includes some of the "good" fatty acids you can find in olive oil.
CITY: St. Charles
In Evanston is a dining experience that's much more than it seems: Found is a kitchen, a social house and a restaurant with a mission. Its rustic new American dishes change with the market and season and are served in a relaxed, creative atmosphere inspired by 1920's Bohemian Paris and icons of the Beat Generation.
CITY: Chicago
Gather is the perfect blend of the best of European wine culture coupled with the ease of American style. They've created a natural setting where friends and family come to gather and share amazing hospitality, delicious food, superb wine and good company. Bring your friends and family and find out why people are clamoring over Gather.
CITY: Chicago
Jam, one of the nation's most celebrated brunch restaurants, is located in the heart of Chicago's Logan Square neighborhood. Helmed by acclaimed Chef Jeffrey Mauro, formerly of Charlie Trotter's and North Pond, Jam treats breakfast & lunch with the same level of reverence and devotion to culinary craftsmanship, all the while, maintaining a commitment to affordability.
CITY: Chicago
The Glen Club
Come for business, stay for golf. The Glen Club has 21 overnight rooms featuring unique layouts and elegant fixtures including historic photographs from Chicago's famous Golf Clubs. Dine on delicious American fare at "The Grill" or host your corporate events in our elegant ballroom seating up to 230, or our stately meeting rooms. Visit the Illinois Golf Hall of Fame. Designed by renowned golf course architect Tom Fazio, the Glen Club's golf course features rolling terrain with dramatic elevation changes, meandering lakes and streams and stunning vistas.
CITY: Glenview
Tinley Park Farmer's Market
Visit the Farmer's Market every week for the best selection of fruits, vegetables, and fresh flowers.
CITY: Tinley Park
White Water Canyon Water Park
White Water Canyon Water Park is an affordable, wet and wild oasis just 30 minutes from downtown Chicago, perfect for the whole family!
CITY: Tinley Park
Lawrence's Fisheries
In 1950, Lawrence Schweig opened his fish store at the bridge on Canal Street. Over the years, he developed unique recipes for delicious seafood products. Today Lawrence's reputation for great food at great prices continues as loyal customers bring their children and grandchildren here. As the third generation continues the tradition of Lawrence Schweig and the hallmarks of his vision remain unchanged.
CITY: Chicago
This is old school Italian. It could be very romantic, or you can bring your mama. Sabatinos has been in Chicago for 25 years; serving traditional Italian cuisine including warm crusty loaves and addictive pizza bread that comes to the table in a blink of an eye. With dimly lit flowers on every table, tuxedo-clad hosts and strolling musicians, this Italian-American restaurant is everything you've come to expect, and more.
CITY: Chicago
Grace in Chicago is an award winning restaurant that doesn't shy away from the days of multicourse tasting menus, pristine table linens, customized serving pieces and, yes, a hefty price tag. Inside this 64-seat restaurant, Chef Duffy and his army of chefs create progressive, ingredient-driven cuisine that's as pretty to look at as it is to eat. Elegant, thought provoking and delicious, Grace is all of that and then some.
CITY: Chicago
Takashi in Chicago features contemporary French-American fare with Japanese influences, a mixture of Chef Takashi's previous ventures working in large, world class establishments. The atmosphere is unique in that it allows for a more personal dining experience, combining the cuisine and service of a fine dining establishment with the warmth and accessibility of a neighborhood tavern. The contemporary cuisine features ingredients of the highest quality from throughout the world including Maine, Japan and Australia. Chef also uses sustainable fished seafood and local seasonal products whenever possible. No preservatives are used, including MSG.
CITY: Chicago
Gilt Bar
Gilt Bar in Chicago lists itself as a hand crafted cocktails, farm-friendly cuisine and a value driven wine list kind of place, but what it forgets to tell you is the food is amazing, the ambiance is dark and intimate and the drinks are out of this world. Don't walk, run to this River North establishment.
CITY: Chicago
Homestyle Taste
Located in Chicago, Homestyle Taste carefully picks their ingredients and uses only the freshest and natural ones to prepare every dish. Much attention has been attached to ensure you a cozy and inviting ambiance where you not only enjoy a great meal but also an authentic atmosphere.
CITY: Chicago
Owen & Engine
Owen & Engine is based on a simple idea of offering rustic British-inspired comfort food with real ales and a carefully crafted beverage program.
CITY: Chicago
Alexey Zuev at Ravinia
The top-prize winner at the Third International Prokofiev Competition, pianist Alexey Zuev, performs at Bennett Gordon Hall at Ravinia. Ticket prices: $10
CITY: Highland Park
Five For Fighting at Ravinia
Five For Fighting with Ravinia Festival Orchestra. Reserved ticket price: $65 - $80 Lawn ticket price: $33 (prices are increased by $5 on the day of the show)
CITY: Highland Park
Lou Malnati's - Lincolnwood
Lou Malnati's, considered the oldest family name in Chicago pizza, has been creating rich thick slices of pie since 1971. People all over the state, the country and the world have heard of Chicago pizza, and with 36 locations, Lou Malnati's has been the ambassador of this heavenly creation.
CITY: Lincolnwood
Loyal Hearts Civil War Quilters of Illinois
This free exhibit, Loyal Hearts, features quilts and objects from the era that reveal the stories of women's work and struggles on the home front during the Civil War. Illinois State Museum Lockport Gallery, Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm Sunday - Noon - 5:00pm through October 17. Closed on Saturdays and State Holidays Free Admission and Parking.
CITY: Lockport
Baymont Inn & Suites
Minutes from such major attractions like Chicago Premium Outlet, the Paramount Theatre, Two Brothers Roundhouse, the Aurora Regional Fire Museum and Hollywood Casino Aurora. Wake up to free continental breakfast and a free issue of USA Today. Help yourself to free Wi-Fi Internet access while relaxing in your comfortable room. Head to the fitness center for a workout, then unwind with a swim in the heated indoor pool. This pet-friendly hotel offers free parking for all vehicles, and kids 17 and under stay free with an adult.
CITY: North Aurora
Aurora's Holiday Festival of Lights
Enjoy the sparkle, shimmer and shine of the 2014 Festival of Lights. One of the largest free outdoor holiday light displays in Northern Illinois. Dazzling displays that will delight both adults and children. A winter wonderland of animated visual arts, lighted tunnels, a forest full of lights and more! Open from 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday to Thursday; and 5 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday starting Nov. 28 through Dec. 28, 2014. Donations accepted.
CITY: Aurora
Gingerbread Firehouse Contest & Holiday Open House
See more than dozen gingerbread fire stations, and burning buildings, which have been specially crafted for this annual holiday event. All gingerbread entries must depict a firefighting themed architectural structure, real or imaginary and everything must be edible. The exhibit opens and will be judged on Saturday November 29. All gingerbread FIREhouses will remain on exhibit at the Aurora Regional Fire Museum though Christmas.
CITY: Aurora
Paramount Theatrical Production: Cats
Prepare yourself to be immersed into a world like no other – the world of Jellicle Cats. It's the most sacred night of the year for this tribe of felines as they prepare for the Jellicle Ball. Every member of the tribe tries to prove they're worthy enough to be "the one" selected to be reborn in the afterlife and live for eternity in the glorious Heavy Side Layer. Winner of 7 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Best Book and Best Score, CATS is one of the most popular and beloved theatrical productions on the planet. This dance-driven extravaganza is filled with lush orchestrations and heart-pounding numbers including the show-stopping "Memory."
CITY: Aurora
Bacchanalia, located in the Little Italy section of Chicago, has been a family-owned business for over 34 years. In fact, it's the longest single-family owned Italian restaurant in the city. If you're looking for an authentic Italian restaurant with recipes that go back to the Old Country, look no further than Bacchanalia.
CITY: Chicago
BellyQ is a modern Asian barbecue restaurant forged by Chef Bill Kim, Michael Jordan and Cornerstone Restaurant Group. BellyQ redefines Asian barbeque as an interactive dining experience that's both creative and modern.
CITY: Chicago
The casual elegance of art-deco-inspired décor and contemporary classic cuisine come together in deca RESTAURANT + BAR, a brasserie-inspired experience on the Magnificent Mile in The Ritz-Carlton Chicago. Named for its 2010 debut, deca celebrates the latest culinary trends with new twists on classic dishes. Executive Chef Mark Payne's market-driven menus showcase ingredients from farmers near and far in his innovative cooking style. The authenticity of the cuisine and the warmth of deca's stylish, comfortable setting complement the personable service of its staff, making for a memorable experience morning to night.
CITY: Chicago
GT Fish & Oyster
GT Fish & Oyster opened in March of 2011, and has helped redefine the American seafood restaurant. Michelin starred, and Food and Wines Best New Chef 2008, Giuseppe Tentori, has developed a menu that's half-traditional, half modern, in an ever-changing small plates format.
CITY: Chicago
Han 202
Enjoy a prix fixe Pan-Asian experience at Han 202. Select from beautifully plated unique dishes in a five-course menu. It is fine dining at an unbelievably affordable low price; attentive service in a comfortable charming atmosphere. Bring along your favorite wine or beer because it is BYOB.
CITY: Chicago
MANA Food Bar
MANA is a globally inspired, meatless restaurant in Chicago's Wicker Park neighborhood, focusing on seasonal ingredients, ethnic flavors, and providing a one of a kind eating experience.
CITY: Chicago
Mott Street
Mott Street serves a menu inspired by the post-service cravings of a hungry Ruxbin team. Partners Chef Edward Kim, Jennifer Kim, Vicki Kim and Nate Chung are proud to share feel-good comforts, spanning poached chicken breast with salt & pepper to eggs in hangtown fry form. Mott St is family style dining and straightforward cuisine paired with a pointed beverage selection.
CITY: Chicago
Fulton's on the River
Fulton's on the River, located on the Chicago River with views of downtown, offers the best of both worlds. A classic seafood and steak house, with an unparalleled devotion to procuring nothing but the highest quality ingredients. Quality service and an extensive wine and cocktail selection provide a great place to dine, relax and celebrate!
CITY: Chicago
Paramount Theatrical Production: Mary Poppins
Enormous dance numbers on the ground and the roof tops. Statues coming to life, giant orchestrations for such iconic songs as "Spoon Full of Sugar," "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" and "Chim Chim Cher-ee." And of course, a few Mary Poppins magical moments that will leave you flying high. Celebrate the holidays with the ones you love at Paramount's Mary Poppins! A Musical based on the stories of P.L. Travers & the Walt Disney Film. Rated G
CITY: Aurora
Vienna Suites
Temporary living in a residential setting. Fully furnished and equipped one and two bedroom apartments, just bring your toothbrush. Spacious living room, eat-in kitchen, TV, stereo, microwave, full-size fridge. $1,800-$2,100 a month includes all utilities, cable, unlimited local and domestic long distance, wireless internet access. Off-street parking and onsite laundry. Conveniently located near I-290, walking distance to restaurants, shops and Blue Line.
CITY: Forest Park
Wonderland Express at Chicago Botanic Garden
Take a magical trip to a winter wonderland of twinkling lights and holiday beauty at the Chicago Botanic Garden when we kick off the holiday season! Outside, 750,000 lights sparkle and welcome you and your family to the Garden's wonderland. Inside the Regenstein Center, a 10,000-square-foot exhibition of miniature trains winds over bridges, under trestles, past waterfalls, and through more than 80 mini-replicas of Chicago's favorite landmarks. Paul Busse, designer of the Model Railroad Garden, created this amazing exhibition exclusively for the Garden's holiday celebration.
CITY: Glencoe
Paramount Theatrical Production: Les Misérables
This monumental novel comes to life in one of the greatest musicals of all time. It's the story of ex-convict Jean Valjean and his journey for redemption. On that road, he encounters the never-wavering love of a mother, the innocence of a child, the steely determination of a hunter and the passion of youthful freedom fighters.
CITY: Aurora
Juno is a humble offering from partners Chef BK Park and Jason Chan, this small upscale casual restaurant strives to offer Chicago the perfect combination of quality and consistency in food and service. Their integrity and passion for Juno and their customers is paramount as they attempt to create a menu and environment that will exceed everyone's expectations.
CITY: Chicago
Eataly Chicago
"We cook what we sell, and we sell what we cook." Eataly is an original "marketplace" model inviting consumers to be active participants in an innovative food and beverage experience where they shop, taste and savor high-quality, traditional, Italian food products and beverages along with local produce and artisanal products. This multifunctional marketplace includes a premier retail center for Italian delicacies and wine, a culinary educational center and a diverse slate of boutique eateries. Eataly ambassadors are here to provide a high-quality experience to all of our guests, whether you are here to shop or enjoy a meal.
CITY: Chicago
The Moody Blues at Ravinia
For over thirty years, The Moody Blues have been musical mainstays on concert stages, recordings and the airwaves. The Moody Blues brings their music to Ravinia for 2 concerts. Reserved Ticket Price: $90 - $100 Lawn Ticket Price: $38 (prices are increased by $5 on the day of the show)
CITY: Highland Park
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Chicago West
Centrally located off I-290 this newly built Holiday Inn Express & Suites features 135 beautifully designed guest rooms. The hotel offers complimentary full hot breakfast, High-speed, wired and wireless Internet access, 24-hour business center. Guests enjoy our outstanding in room amenities like microwave, mini refrigerators, flat panel HDTV and you can relax in our indoor pool and Jacuzzi or workout in our fitness center. Within walking distance from many restaurants & shops. We offer all our guest complimentary shuttle transportation to O'Hare Airport, CTA Blue Line, and all Oak Park businesses & attractions. Special discounts for groups, corporate, seniors and motor coach tour packages. 1,5000 square feet of flexible meeting space including full service catering and audio visual services.
CITY: Hillside
Sen Sushi
Sen Sushi Bar in Oak Park features an array of fish, some imported from Japan. Fresh and flavorful fits the bill at this Bib Gourmand restaurant.
CITY: Oak Park
Key Motel
This property has 20 guest rooms that include free parking, Wi-Fi access as well as microwave and refrigerator availability.
CITY: Alsip
Elizabeth serves local, organic, sustainable, and hand-harvested goods. The menu changes seasonally and is influenced by the icons of the logo - Elizabeth's totem: the barn owl for farm-to-table, the deer for the woodlands, and the diamond for the elegant. This award winning restaurant's mission is to highlight nose-to-tail, root-to-branch, and farm-to-table Midwestern bounty. For the best experience, come with an adventurous palate and an open mind.
CITY: Chicago
EL Ideas
EL Ideas is a micro restaurant located on a back alley street in downtown Chicago. The name - in addition to being homage to the elevated train system of Chicago (and many other meanings of 'el') – is an abbreviation for Elevated Ideas in Cuisine and Dining. The cuisine reflects the approach, standards and experience developed over the career of Chef Foss. Prepared with the heart and precision of classical cooking techniques with modern twists thrown in, items roll onto and off of this award winning restaurants menu, quickly.
CITY: Chicago
Nicolas Altstaedt and José Gallardo at Ravinia
Cellist Nicolas Altstaedt puts his broad artistic sensibilities on display with works reflecting several different cultures. He is joined by pianist José Gallardo. Bennett Gordon Hall Ticket price: $10
CITY: Highland Park
Winter Lights Holiday Walk
Usher in the holiday season with a family event featuring the arrival of Santa and Mrs. Claus, Miss Merry Christmas and Jack Frost, music, lights, refreshments and the lighting of the City's official tree. Top it off with a Winter Holiday Market, parade and fireworks and you have an event to remember!
CITY: Aurora
Civil War Encampment
Hear the rifles and cannon roar! Talk with soldiers and civilians! See the Cavalry and their horses! Get your picture taken with Abraham Lincoln as History returns to Batavia.
CITY: Batavia
Opart Thai House Restaurant
Opart Thai House Restaurant has been serving the Chicago area for many years. Providing great traditional Thai cuisine with an extensive menu of many different kinds of dishes.
CITY: Chicago
Zhang Zuo at Ravinia
Pianist Zhang Zuo demonstrates the artistic versatility that has earned her a spot in the BBC New Generation Artists program. Bennett Gordon Hall Ticket Price: $10
CITY: Highland Park
Carrie Underwood at Ravinia
Carrie Underwood performs with the Ravnina Festival Orchestra. Carrie Underwood has sold more than 15 million albums worldwide, earned 18 #1 singles, and won six Grammys—all achieved with four albums in less than eight years. Performances on September 6 & 7, 2014 Reserved Ticket Price: $135 - $150 Lawn Ticket Price: $49 (prices are increased by $5 on the day of the show)
CITY: Highland Park
Kai Zan
Kai Zan is the brainchild of local sushi legends Melvin and Carlo Vizconde. Also known as the sushi twins. With modern and traditional cooking techniques the twins will create an omakase dinner experience that you will come back for over and over again.
CITY: Chicago
Macarena Tapas
Modern Spanish Cuisine, with the creation of innovative dishes and a tour of classic tapas found throughout the bars of Spain. Macarena Tapas also features a crafted list of Spanish wines and Sangrias. Come and be part of the St. Charles Spanish Allure.
CITY: St. Charles
Vito & Nick's II
Good fun, good people, good food, local neighborhood joint. Now serving deep dish pizza too! Outdoor seating.
CITY: Tinley Park
Clayton Motel
This property has 18 guest rooms and 1 suite. Other amenities include free parking, Wi-Fi access, microwave availability, non-smoking rooms, and rollaway beds.
CITY: Bridgeview
Cemetery Walk
Each year the Village of Montgomery's Historic Preservation Commission hosts a Cemetery Walk at Riverside Cemetery on the first Wednesday of October at 7:00 p.m. Guests are led through the cemetery in small groups to meet the fascinating "ghosts" of early pioneers and other residents of the cemetery.
CITY: Montgomery
Rickshaw Rick's Tours & Taxi
Let us save your soles today! We'll take you for a ride, give you a tour, provide shuttles for your party or even run errands with our fleet of pedicabs (aka bicycle rickshaws). Call us at 773-771-3922 or visit www.rickshawrick.com. Catch us at the Oak Park Visitors Center, Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio, Write Inn, Harvey House, Under the Ginkgo Tree B & B and other fun spots.
CITY: Oak Park
Mexique is a full restaurant offering modern Mexican cuisine with a French influence. Enjoy the mix of fusion as executive Chef Carlos Gaytan introduces you to this historical blending with a modern personal style.
CITY: Chicago
Christmas at the Farm
The Lyon farm and village is operated by the Kendall County Historical Society. For two Sundays in December, kids get to experience what an old time Christmas was like. Tables are set up with eight different holiday crafts. This exciting day includes a train display around the Christmas tree and naturally, they get to meet, and have their picture taken with Santa Claus. A story teller will read some holiday classics and they can enjoy roasted chestnuts. Chili and hot dogs are available for sale. Dec. 7 & 14 1-4 pm.
CITY: Aurora
Westfield Fox Valley Mall
More than 180 stores anchored by Macy's, Carson Pirie Scott, JC Penney and Sears.
CITY: Aurora
The Palm
Located inside the Swissôtel Chicago, The Palm is a mainstay on the Chicago Social Scene. In a town known for its steak, The Palm has more than held its own, being named one of the "Top Steakhouses" in Chicago by Chicago magazine.
CITY: Chicago
Fall Fun Fest
The Children's Museum in Oak Lawn will be hosting its annual Fall Fun Fest on Saturday, September 27th from 10am-3pm.This is an outdoor event. Vendors, activities for kids, food, demonstrations, crafts, fun for the entire family!
CITY: Oak Lawn
Oak Park Public Library
Architectural award-winning Main Library features extensive contemporary art collection and Art Gallery with rotating exhibits by local artists. Library meeting rooms vary in capacity from 17 to 120 and offer Internet access and a selection of audiovisual equipment. Completely ADA accessible. Convenient parking.
CITY: Oak Park
Erie Cafe
The Erie Cafe is a classic Chicago steakhouse. Specializing in steaks and chops, they also offer seafood, veal and pasta.
CITY: Chicago
Long Grove's Irish Days
Back by popular demand Irish Days will return Labor Day weekend. A three day long fest that can't be missed. Bring the whole family and enjoy all the best that the Irish culture offers including live music, dancers, best legs in a Kilt competition, traditional Irish food and drink, activities for the wee folk, a Irish dog competition and a village-wide leprechaun hunt. This family-friendly Irish bash will be stationed in Fountain Square in the heart of Downtown Long Grove.
CITY: Long Grove
Adlai E. Stevenson Historic Home
Adlai Stevenson II was an important and influential figure in the political history of the United States. Stevenson was Governor of Illinois from 1949 to 1953 and ran twice for President as the Democratic National Candidate in 1952 and 1956. He also served as Ambassador to the United Nations from 1961 - 1965. The grounds are open daily for self-guided tours. The peaceful setting allows visitors to experience the historic landscape similar to when the family lived in the house. The house has been designated a National Historic Landmark. Group tours can be arranged through the Forest Preserves - 847-968-3422.
CITY: Mettawa
Poor Phil's Bar & Grill
The Murphy family has been serving you since 1962. This is not your Daddy's beer joint. Don't miss oyster hour. We feature fresh soft shell crabs, Phil's lobster roll, Oak Park's sidewalk cafe, 36 craft beer taps, 100+ beers. See Phil's 100+ changing beer selection at beermenus.com.
CITY: Oak Park
Wire is located on Roosevelt Road in Berwyn. Just west of Chicago, something is growing... a facility for music production, performance, education and distribution unlike any other. Come experience this first class venue, boasting top notch audio equipment, as well as full service modern lighting and video production. A place every artist will want to play and every fan will want to see. This very modern venue is available to rent for your especially unique event. A must see!
CITY: Berwyn
Poi Dog Pondering at Ravinia
Poi Dog Pondering is an American musical group, noted for its cross-pollination of diverse musical genres, including various forms of acoustic folk music, and electronic music. Reserved ticket price: $45 Lawn Ticket price: $22 (prices are increased by $5 on the day of the show)
CITY: Highland Park
Naperville Bites and Sites
Enjoy a culinary and cultural walking experience through Naperville's historic neighborhood. One delicious taste at a time! Sample some great food and drink tastings from family run restaurants and shops. Along the way you will discover beautiful downtown Naperville, the Riverwalk and fun facts on the rich history that makes Naperville amazing.
CITY: Naperville
Celebrate the coming of fall at Downtown Oak Park's 23rd annual music festival. This free two-day event will offer seasonal food, microbrews, wine and live music. Kids can enjoy zucchini races and a root beer garden Saturday on Marion Street.
CITY: Oak Park
Boo! at the Zoo
Saturdays and Sundays, October 18-19 and October 25-26 Little ghost and goblins of all ages are sure to have a howlin' good time! Our not-so-scary and fun-filled event has something for the entire family to enjoy: *Can you find your way out of the "Crazy Maize" corn maze? *Cheer for the pumpkin or cheer on the "Pumpkin Smasher" *Take a spin on the "Haunted Carousel" *Watch professional pumpkin carver create 1,000 pound hack-o'-lanterns *Hop on the "Haunted Hayride" and go behind the scenes for a hauntingly good time *At 1pm the popular Costume Parade commences on the North Mall, goes around Roosevelt Fountain and concludes on the East Mall. *Participate in the Costume Showcase at 1:30pm. Prizes for the best animal theme, scariest, most original and best group. *Build a scarecrow at the Hamill Family Play Zoo *Great photo ops at several pumpkin patches *Watch animals enjoy their very own pumpkins *Several not-so-scare Zoo Chats will be scheduled throughout the day
CITY: Brookfield
Classic Lake Tour with Shoreline Sightseeing
Explore Chicago on a memorable 40-minute Lake Michigan tour featuring panoramic views of Chicago's world-famous skyline as well as information on the city's dramatic history and impressive landmarks. Departs from Navy Pier.
CITY: Chicago
Wine Tasting Cruises with Shoreline Sightseeing
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This year, as in the past four, Audra Miller is chair for the Canal Days Sidewalk Chalk Art Contest, which will begin at 9:30 a.m. Saturday morning of Canal Days.
Miller had wanted to get involved in some community activities, so when friends who were on the main committee asked her to chair the Chalk Art Contest, she jumped at the chance.
The process of getting ready for the event starts in the early spring when Miller contacts Event Coordinator Diane Sterling to confirm the event location. In May and early June, she communicates with businesses that have donated items for the event in the past and asks if they are interested in helping the committee again.
Miller said she has seen a great response this year from businesses who have donated participation items, which are gifts each of the children who participate will receive.
"In August, I buy the chalk," Miller mused. "This is very interesting as the cashiers face is usually pretty shocked by the amount I buy at one time."
In September, after school starts, she creates registration forms and distributes them to the schools so students can sign up for the event. Each year, there are close to 70 children who participate in the event. They range in age from 4-17.
"That is another thing that is great to see: the different age groups' interpretations of the same theme," Miller said with excitement.
Miller enjoys chairing the event and the children really enjoy being able to show off their artwork to family and friends. She said it is amazing to watch the children use their creativity. They can be proud of their accomplishments.
"They can draw on Saturday morning and come back later with Grandma and Grandpa and say 'look what I did'!" Miller said proudly.
Even though Miller thoroughly loves doing the chalk art with the children, her favorite part of the whole weekend is seeing friends that she doesn't get to see very often.
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We are relieved to hear that the hate speech event called "honour killings are morally justified", which was due to take place on 30 August 2014 as part of the Festival of Dangerous Ideas at Sydney Opera House, has been cancelled. But we are disgusted that Sydney Opera House and the other event organisers ever thought it was acceptable.
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Leading women's rights charity welcomes new law making forced marriage a criminal offence
Diana Nammi, Executive Director of the Iranian and Kurdish Women's Rights Organisation is available for interview.
On Monday, 16 June 2014, forced marriage becomes a self-standing criminal offence in England and Wales and in Scotland punishable by up to 7 years in prison. At the same time, in England and Wales it also becomes a criminal offence to breach a Forced Marriage Protection Order, in line with Scotland where this is already the case.
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Phenytoin is a medicine used to treat seizures. If too much is taken, patients have ill effects including sleepiness, unsteady gait, and eye problems. The amount of drug in their system can be measured in their blood. Charcoal is a medicine that can absorb phenytoin. We want to see if giving multiple doses of charcoal will quicken the removal of phenytoin from the blood. This is theorized to occur as charcoal absorbs phenytoin from across the intestines and then is secreted in the stool. Patients will be selected to receive either charcoal in multiple doses or no charcoal and their serum levels will be drawn repeatedly to follow their level. The different groups will then be compared to see if multidose charcoal does indeed shorten the half-life of phenytoin in the blood.
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Highly regarded prospect outfielder returns to St. Louis after playing in 11 MLB games earlier this season.
ST. LOUIS, MO (June 30, 2014) - The St. Louis Cardinals optioned right-handed pitcher Jorge Rondon following Sunday's game and will report to Triple-A Memphis for Monday's matchup. The Cardinals will recall outfielder Oscar Taveras on Tuesday to report in San Francisco for the game tomorrow night against the Giants.
Rondon made his Major League debut on Sunday at Dodger Stadium throwing a scoreless inning and issuing one walk.
Taveras, a 22-year old from Puerta Plata, Dominican Republic, played in 11 Major League games from May 31 through June 11 earlier this season before being optioned back to Memphis (AAA). He batted .189 (7-37) with a home run and two RBI during the 11 games. In 62 games at Memphis this season, Taveras was batting .318 with 8 HR and 49 RBI. Taveras' .318 batting average ranks 14th in the Pacific Coast League and his 49 RBI rank 13th.


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PEORIA, Ill. -- What he saw in living color, he presented to us in stunning black and white.
The works of legendary photographer Ansel Adams will be go on display, starting Saturday, at the Peoria Riverfront Museum.
The "Ansel Adams: Western Exposure" exhibit features more than 120 photos.
Some of them are in color and have never been shown publicly.
Accompanying the exhibit is Adams' 79 year old son, Michael, who will present a lecture about his dad's career.
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|Brass edges Eberl in Street Stocks
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Even at the end of the night, drivers could still race side-by-side Saturday at TNT Speedway. It was most evident in the WISSOTA AMSOIL Dirt Track Series Street Stock class where Summit Lake's Todd Brass nipped Tomahawk's Derek Eberl at the line for the feature victory.
Their photo finish put a bow on an action-packed night that saw Eagle River's Tad Schoonover sweep the heat and the feature in the Midwest Modifieds, Lac du Flambeau's John Johnson sweep the Pure Stocks, Gleason's Brandon Langbecker won the Stinger feature and Birnamwood's Forrest Crandall won his third truck feature.Eberl, Brass and defending track champion Jeff Mullins of
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The new system processing Medicaid claims in North Carolina (NCTRACKS) ends its first week in operation with mixed reviews. Providers in the east tell "9 on your side" that processing claims has been a nightmare with the system crashing and long wait times to get help on the phone. Some have complained that once they wait an hour to get a call center employee on the phone, often they discover that person can't answer their question.
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) announced today the NCTRACKS system is working and officially processed its one-millionth claim.
"The system is operational. We are processing claims," said Joe Cooper, Chief Information Officer for DHHS. "Although providers are experiencing some issues with the web portal and long wait times at the call center, these types of issues are expected with any transition of a system this large and complex. We appreciate the patience and cooperation of the provider community as our 24/7 response team works diligently to resolve technical issues as quickly as possible."
Cooper points out that other states that have made similar transitions also experienced hundreds of technical issues out of the gate. Computer Science Corporation (CSC), the new fiscal agent for DHHS, added system capacity and applied system fixes to help address some of the performance issues providers experienced this week. Cooper says users should no longer encounter system maintenance messages erroneously and the response times on the web portal continue to improve.
DHHS says another contributor to the troubles this week is lack of training. Cooper points out one of the reasons so many people need to call for help is that they didn't attend the offered training session. He points out only 20% of providers attended the sessions prior to the July 1st launch.
"Until our provider partners are comfortable with system operations, call volumes and wait times are likely to remain elevated," added Cooper. "We continue to urge providers to take advantage of online and instructor-led training opportunities in the next couple of weeks to help avoid delayed payments and long waits on hold."
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GREAT Harwood Farmers' Market has raised more than £4,000 for charity.
The market was launched last March and now has around 30 local traders hosting stands on the first Sunday of every month.
Each trader pays a small sum to charity and the total has now reached £4,000.
The market has also been praised for bringing life back into the local economy, and attracting visitors frotm outside the borough.
Deputy leader of Hyndburn Council, Coun Clare Pritchard, said: "It's been a real pleasure to support the development of the Farmers' Market. The wooden chalets we have provided have enhanced the look and feel of the market and have been very popular.
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It's not Mark Richt and it's not any of the other candidates suddenly thrown into the mix, but Texas A&M is reportedly close to a deal with its new head coach. And the man is who many expected to see turn up in College Station all along. It took a bit of time for Texas A&M and Kevin Sumlin to get to the final stages of the negotiations that are expected to make the Houston head coach the leading man of the Aggies, but that's where everything stands late on Friday night.
According to Billy Luicci, Sumlin and A&M are in the final stages of negotiations.
As expected and noted on @TexAgs, negotiations between A&M/Kevin Sumlin expected to wrap up on Saturday.
It doesn't mean a deal is done yet, and we've seen plenty fall through so far. Still, Sumlin has been the rumored leading candidate since the job came over, despite a search that's twisted and winded in the last week. And now it appears he's one step away from being announced as the Aggies' new head coach.
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