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ABQ Landscaping
(505) 440-3742
ABQ Landscaping, serving Albuquerque, NM and the surrounding area, offers customized landscaping ... More>
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All Seasons Tree Service
(505) 280-1229
At All Seasons Tree Service we provide high quality tree services with over 20 years of experienc... More>
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Alpha One Environmental Landscape
(505) 333-5206
At Alpha One Environmental Landscape, we pride ourselves in what we do! We are qualified, experie... More>
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American Tree Specialists
(505) 247-1682
Established in 1938, American Tree Specialists has continued its tradition of making sick trees h... More>
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Archuleta's Tree Service
(505) 289-9849
Archuleta's Tree Service currently serves Albuquerque & surrounding areas. We are committed to de... More>
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Baca's Trees
(505) 702-8853
Fully-Equipped To Handle Any Size Job! - Baca's Trees, Inc. offers a full-line of quality tree services managed by experienced professiona... More>
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Big Bear Crane Service
(575) 388-1840
At Big Bear Crane Inc. we specialize i: -Rigging -Crane Service -Heavy Hauling We also offe... More>
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Blue Skies
(505) 250-2177
Blue Skies offers tree service at an honest price. We specialize in: trimming, grinding, inject... More>
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Branchez Tree Service
(505) 890-5629
You can trust your tree assistance to Branchez Tree Service. We are licensed, bonded and insured ... More>
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C D I Landscaping
(505) 261-3445
Our full service lawn maintenance division will keep your property looking its best year round! ... More>
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Carter Services
(505) 327-2248
Established in 1980, Carter Services has provided top pest management service for residential, co... More>
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Chad's Tree & Shrub Service
(505) 350-0773
Chad's Tree & Shrub Service is located in Albuquerque, NM. If a tree falls down in the forest, an... More>
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DCL Construction
(505) 235-3296
DCL Construction provides landscape and tree service throughout the Albuquerque, New Mexico area.... More>
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Desert Gardens Outdoor Services, Inc.
(505) 633-0178
Call for your free estimate! - At Desert Gardens Outdoor Services, Inc., we help bring your landscape dreams to life. Serving th... More>
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Dom's Tree Service
(505) 967-9173
Dom's Tree Service specializes in tree stump removal and lot cleaning throughout the Albuquerque,... More>
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Empire Yard Maintenance
(505) 459-8663
Empire Yard Maintenance serves Albuquerque, NM and the surrounding areas with lawn and grounds ma... More>
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G & R Tree Service
(505) 916-1029
G & R Tree Service is a fully functional locally owned and operated tree service. We do it all an... More>
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Harmony Enterprises
(505) 933-2182
35 Years Experience in the Contracting and landscaping industry means we have the knowledge and a... More>
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Harmony Enterprises
(505) 221-8600
35 Years Experience in the Contracting industry means we have the knowledge and ability to do the... More>
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Hector's Tree Care
(505) 633-4049
EMERGENCY SERVICE AVAILABLE! - FREE ESTIMATES! - At Hector's Tree Care, we pride ourselves in top quality, dependable & affordable tree service. ... More>
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Herman's Tree & Hauling Service
(505) 886-2493
For All Your Tree, Shrub, & General Clean-Up Needs! - Herman's Tree & Hauling Service serving the greater Albuquerque metro area, can handle all your t... More>
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Hilltop Landscape Architects & Contractors
(505) 206-5306
We offer builders, developers & homeowners a wide range of service from design through installation. - Welcome to The Hilltop Tree Service serving the Albuquerque, New Mexico area. Since 1970, our ... More>
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JC Tree Care
(505) 225-3958
Hazardous Tree Removal Specialists. - JC Tree Care is located in Albuquerque, NM, and we are a complete tree removal and tree service c... More>
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Ken's Tree Company
(505) 750-1947
Professionally Equipped - Professional Results for Over 40 Years. - If you are looking for a reputable, professional, fully licensed, insured and bonded tree service... More>
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Kloeppel's Tree Service
(505) 565-4043
Kloeppel's Tree Service has been providing Santa Fe, Albuquerque and the Belen area's with the hi... More>
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Leroy Montoya Landscaping & General Services
(505) 699-2099
We are a full service landscape, design, irrigation and gardening company who service both reside... More>
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Precision Tree Service
(505) 859-4014
Precision Tree Service is in Albuquerque, N.M. We value your business and promise to surpass your... More>
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R & D Tree Service
(505) 907-3230
While most trees are considered valuable assets in the home landscape, problem trees can present ... More>
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R & S Landscaping
(505) 225-8094
Like us on Facebook for 10% off your Sping Cleanup!! Call us today for your FREE estimate!!! - R&S Landscaping is a locally owned landscaping and maintenance company. Since 1990 we have proudl... More>
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Rick's Tree Trimming & Removal
(505) 480-4200
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Introverts in the Church: Finding Our Place in an Extroverted Culture
Adam S. McHugh
InterVarsity Press: 2009
Church should be a refuge from the stress and anxiety of the world. Unfortunately for many, services are, from start to finish, a cause of anxiety. As my wife and I visited churches in the past in search of a place to worship, we came to dread certain things: the endless, almost suspicious questions from total strangers, the forced smiles and empty words during the ever hated "meet and greet," the music leader's insistence on clapping, raising hands, closing eyes, (or whatever that particular person considers to be a display of true worship), etc… While some see these things as signs of liberated, spiritual worship, others see them as shallow, frivolous torture.
If you've ever intentionally walked into church late in order to miss meet and greet, or left early to avoid "fellowship," or been accused of not loving the church because you skipped the church super bowl party, then you'll be thankful for Adam McHugh's Introverts in the Church.
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Many leadership "experts" claim that an extroverted personality is essential to being an effective leader, but McHugh challenges that. Though lots of extroverts are great leaders, both in and out of the church, there is certainly a place for the introverts. Pastors, after all, need to feed themselves before they can feed the flock. We could benefit from more thoughtful, studious, and contemplative leadership:
"In an increasingly fragmented, fast-paced, chatter-filled world, I consider the greatest gift introverts bring to the world and the church to be a longing for depth. Spiritually mature introverts offer an alternative to our contemporary lifestyle, one that is thoughtful, imaginative, and slower," pg 69.
"People who think before they act and listen before they talk can be very effective leaders. The reflective, thoughtful person may be able to learn, and encourage learning, in ways that people who can't stop talking are not able to," pg. 124.
And although McHugh jokes that introverts "write with a flourish, but speak with a thud," he shows that many are great preachers. "One of the most unexpected findings of my research was that introverted pastors felt very comfortable preaching, irrespective of congregation size. Many of them actually considered it their biggest strength and favorite part of the job."
I've often thought that because of my personality, I wouldn't do well in church leadership, and that still may be true. But McHugh's book has helped me see more clearly how aspects of my personality are strengths rather than weaknesses. His book also encourages me to build relationships, serve in the church, and engage in evangelism, even if the ways in which I do those things are different from how my brothers and sisters do them. Extroverts, especially pastors and other leaders, will also benefit from reading McHugh's book. It may help them think of ways to include the introverts in their church, or at least ways to keep from driving them away.


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The Museum of Central Australia (the Southern division of the Museums and Art Galleries of the Northern Territory) houses an extensive display relating to Central Australia including natural wonders of this arid region, desert life forms, fossils of extinct animals, minerals and meteorites. The Museum also houses the Strehlow Research Centre including a library and archives.
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Cardiff Blues fans are being given the chance to tackle the Welsh language as well as cheer on their region when the Cardiff side clash with French rugby giants Toulouse.
Ahead of kick-off in the Heineken Cup match on Saturday, December 12, Blues supporters will receive a Welsh lesson from Cardiff University's Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan Welsh for Adults Centre.
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The session takes place at Cardiff City Stadium's VIP area at 1.30pm and finishes at 3.30pm, quarter of an hour before kick-off. The package costs £29 and includes a hot buffet, quiz, Q&A session with the players and a prime seat.
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Now that the Western Bypass is completely off the table residents in the Squirrel Ridge Neighborhood want to know what's next for the vacant homes owned by VDOT.
The squirrel ridge neighborhood in Albemarle County has nine homes owned by the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT).
They were bought by VDOT years ago with hopes that a bypass could be built through those properties.
Since then they have been rented out or left vacant...but now that a bypass is completely off the table residents living near these homes say they want something to be done.
"The neighborhood has really gone downhill, knowing that there is disrepair in those houses that haven't been rented out," says Nancy Gercke, long time Squirrel Ridge resident. "So we hope to get our neighborhood, those of us who stayed here through all of this, hope to get those houses raised."
Gercke has lived in the squirrel ridge neighborhood for nearly 30 years and says the homes have become dilapidated and many of them are an eyesore.
"The grass has been cut, but that's all," says Gercke. "The insides have problems with mildew, flooding, you can't leave a house idle that long and not have internal problems."
A spokesperson for VDOT explained that as of right now they haven't made a final decision on what to do with these properties.
They could sell the homes back to previous owners or put them on the market, but many residents in the squirrel ridge neighborhood want to see them go.
"I think we want them demolished," says Gercke. "Yes, we want them demolished."
Homeowners say they are still concerned about the value of their property with many of these vacant homes beside them.
The Commonwealth Transportation Board could discuss what's next for these properties during their next meeting in July.
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Ian FroebHampton Bakery is now open at 5815 Hampton Avenue in St. Louis Hills. As Gut Check reported in July, the bakery assumes the former location of the Pitted Olive. The interior is very spare, but it sure smells lovely. The selection includes a few different loaves of bread (semolina, Italia ... More >>
Ian FroebMiss M's Candy Boutique debuted roughly five weeks ago at 6193 Delmar Boulevard, just east of Skinker Boulevard. The tiny (so tiny that I must have passed by it half a dozen times before I registered its existence!) storefront offers candy bars, jelly beans, chocolates and more as well a ... More >>
Ian FroebOh Lolli Lolli opened on De Mun Avenue.In July, I hypothesized that the hot, muggy weather might be responsible for the slow pace of restaurant news. Well, August was even worse, brutally hot and humid, but the month saw a fair number of openings and closings.What does this prove? That I ... More >>
Ian FroebDriving down South Grand Boulevard today, I noticed a new restaurant at the southwest corner of the intersection with Keokuk Street: My Bread & Butter. As the awesome sign pictured above shows, My Bread & Butter is open for breakfast (all day), lunch and dinner and serve shrimp, ... More >>
Ian FroebAn odd scene unfolded at Busch Stadium Tuesday evening. No, not the Cardinals dropping another game to a sub-.500 team. Sadly, Cardinal fans are growing accustomed to that. This scene began before the first pitch. Food Network star Tyler Florence, host of such shows as Ultimate Tyler and ... More >>
Ian FroebDowntown has one fewer lunch option today: Baladas Bistro (200 North Ninth Street) has closed. Workers were busy this morning dismantling the restaurant, and the sign outside the front door informed passersby that the restaurant was now out of business. Thanks to Urban STL for the tip.
Ian FroebPizzeria Tivoli opened last month in Princeton Heights.Apparently, last month was too hot and muggy to open or close a restaurant. In fact, I'll start this week's column by mentioning an opening from late June that I missed in the previous edition of Restaurant Roll Call: One 19 North Ta ... More >>
Ian FroebGut Check first reported on Pizzeria Tivoli in May. This weekend I received an email informing me that the restaurant is now open at 5861 South Kingshighway (the former home of Jasminka Homemade Cakes). Hours are 4-9 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday, 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Friday, 4-11 p.m. Saturd ... More >>
Ian FroebGut Check provoked the ire of an elderly man -- seriously, dude, the spot outside your house says 30-minute parking, and we were there, like, fewer than five -- to bring you news of a new bakery at 5815 Hampton Avenue in St. Louis Hills. This, of course, is the former location of the lat ... More >>
Ian Froeb The fried chicken at Porter'sWell, we certainly didn't shy away from a good time this week! We scouted out a new place for cookies in University City, stuffed ourselves while we celebrated National Fried Chicken Day and yelled "Gooooaaaallll!" with the best of 'em at Guido's Pizz ... More >>
Ian FroebThe fried chicken at Porter'sToday, July 6, is National Fried Chicken Day. So why don't you celebrate the festivities the only logical way: Eat some fried chicken! Yeah, yeah, we all know that Hodak's is the area's most famous fried chicken, but here are some of Gut Check's favorite spot ... More >>
Ian FroebTime to make the doughnuts!Doughnut lovers, our long national nightmare is over. World's Fair Donuts (1940 South Vandeventer Avenue; 314-776-9975) has reopened after a two-week break necessitated, according to the sign posted on the front door, by an car accident.I've been trying to cont ... More >>
Ian Froeb Bill's "Burger Meister Burger" at Cardwell's at the PlazaThis week, we revealed more of our 100 Favorite St. Louis Dishes -- Nobu's Japanese Restaurant and Cardwell's at the Plaza both received nods -- and we tried a "Risqué Martini" with Nikki Llewellyn of Backstreet Jazz & ... More >>
Ian FroebAll right. I'm going to try -- again -- to give away Did Somebody Step on a Duck?: A Natural History of the Fart by Jim Dawson. All you have to do is tell me where I ate this crab cake sandwich.You know the rules. Leave a vaild email address in the comment field. Three guesses per email ... More >>
Ian FroebA day no donuts would fry.World's Fair Donuts (1940 South Vandeventer Avenue; 314-776-9975) is closed today. A sign on the front door says that the iconic St. Louis doughnut shop will be closed "for a few days" due to a car accident.It's unclear when the sign was posted -- any regulars k ... More >>
Ian FroebA thread on the Urban STL forum piqued my interest this morning: St. Louis National Pizza Co. (3201 South Grand Boulevard; 314-772-2285), which opened at the beginning of this month, hasn't been keeping to its posted hours. This is never a good sign for a restaurant, so I ventured down t ... More >>
Ian FroebYeah, the Brazilians LOVE football.Keegan is out of town for a few days. I will try to fill his boots.The highly anticipated meeting between Brazil and Portugal -- ranked #1 and #3 in the world, respectively, by FIFA (and let's not even get into the historical baggage) -- was a dud. Yell ... More >>
Ian FroebGeorge Mahe first reported on Feast (the blog) that the awesomely named Fozzie's Sandwich Emporium has opened at 1170 South Big Bend Boulevard in Richmond Heights. The small free-standing building -- formerly a Chinese restaurant, thoroughly renovated -- includes some outdoor seating and ... More >>
Ian FroebOK. This one's pretty easy, I think. (In fact, if I told you the specific preparation of this chicken, you'd probably get it right off the bat.) Still, since you all like prizes -- that don't have to do with poop, apparently -- first correct guess wins a copy of Hungry Girl Happy Hour: 7 ... More >>
Ian FroebAfter a lengthy gestation, St. Louis National Pizza Co. opened its doors last week at 3201 South Grand Boulevard. Owner Brian Williams has lived in Chicago and New York as well as the Gateway City, and his pizzeria offers all three distinct styles of pizza. That's right: Provel, mozz and ... More >>
Ian FroebAll right, since apparently I've spoiled you with the possibility of a prize, we're going to try this picture from last month again, this time with a carrot dangled in front of your faces.And what a carrot it is! Inspired by today's post on escolar's evacuating properties, you will win c ... More >>
Ian FroebFlowers at the entrance to Gyro House in University CityThe Post-Dispatch reports that Ahmed Eltawmi, 50, owner of the Delmar Loop restaurant Gyro House (571 Melville Avenue) was shot and killed outside his Maplewood apartment complex on Friday night.Des Peres Police Captain Charles Mila ... More >>
Ian FroebTip o' the cap to Sauce Magazine for spotting this newcomer: Flavors BBQ Sports Bar & Grill has opened at 4317 Manchester Avenue in Forest Park Southeast's Grove neighborhood. This is the space occupied by Anthony Devoti's Five before it moved to the Hill. Flavors BBQ is open Tuesday ... More >>
Ian FroebI don't know why, but I've been on a gyro kick lately. Guess where I ate this gyro and win a paperback copy of Secret Ingredients: The New Yorker Book of Food and Drink.Remember, to win you must leave a VALID EMAIL ADDRESS in the comment entry field. I think this is a pretty easy one, es ... More >>
Ian FroebIt's a pulled-pork sandwich, sauce on the side. Where did I eat it? First correct answer wins a nifty little Coca-Cola keychain bottle opener-slash-flashlight, courtesy of Hardee's parent corp CKE Restaurants.Please leave a VALID EMAIL ADDRESS with your guess. Three guesses per email add ... More >>
Ian FroebA reader tipped me off to signs in the window of 5861 South Kingshighway advertising a new restaurant, Pizzeria Tivoli. As you can tell from the paper over the windows, renovations are still underway.The Princeton Heights address was formerly home to Jasminka Homemade Cakes, a bakery of ... More >>
Ian FroebA few too many American IPAs, and everything goes sideways.Welcome to Try This Now, a new feature in which Gut Check writers recommend new dishes, drinks and more that you need to try right now.St. Louis beer aficionados freaked out last fall when Schlafly debuted its American IPA at its ... More >>
Ian FroebOK, it's not a Chipwich, but it's the best I could to do to honor the late Richard LaMotta. No prize because, frankly, this one should be a piece of cake. Guesses as comments, yada yada yada.
Ian FroebLocal beer aficionados are all a-twitter (and a-Twitter) that Schlafly and O'Fallon have released beers -- the Helles-Style Summer Lager and Wheach, respectively -- in cans. Why cans? Dave Nelson explained on a post about the release of these two beers:Cans are becoming much more common ... More >>
Ian FroebThis week I visit the Bridge Tap House & Wine Bar (1004 Locust Street; 314-241-8141), the new venture from restaurateur Dave Bailey of Baileys' Chocolate Bar and Rooster. Follow me after the jump for a sneak preview of my review.
Ian FroebGuess the restaurant, win some glasses.Somewhere beneath that cheese and barbecue sauce is a burger. The first correct guess where I ate it wins a set of four (4) nifty Kentucky Derby glasses. Guesses as comments. You must leave a valid address in the email section of the comment entry f ... More >>
Ian FroebGyro Grill at 3801 South KingshighwayGyro Grill is now open at 3801 South Kingshighway, which is just north of the Kingshighway-Chippewa Street intersection. (The actual cross street is Mardel Avenue.) Inside, the restaurant looks more like a fast-casual restaurant than a humble gyro joi ... More >>
Ian FroebCup of Sno, why have you foresaken us?As we approach the month of May, Gut Check's thoughts turn to snow cones. So imagine our shock to discover that one of our go-to spots has...disappeared. That is -- or, rather, was -- the location of Cup of Sno pictured above, in the parking lot of t ... More >>
Ian FroebOK. Things have been a little too easy around here the past couple of weeks. Anyone gets this without a clue, I might just retire the game.Update: (Thursday, 4.22, 3:23 p.m.) No, really, folks. I'm about to give up. It is, in fact, Sesame in Crestwood, as commenter Kiwi Carlisle correctl ... More >>
Kiwi from Maplewood writes:Where can I get some really good pizza bianca here in town? I don't want something that resembles cheese bread, which I suspect is what I'd get at most restaurants if I asked them to leave off the tomato sauce. I realize that I can make a pretty nice one myself with o ... More >>
Ian FroebNachos, perfect for the munchiesHappy 4/20. Here, for your drug-addled consideration, is the easiest Guess Where yet. To make it a little more challenging, tell me where I ate these chicken nachos and what I asked to be left off.
Ian FroebTaqueria los Tarascos in Woodson TerraceWhen I reviewed the Woodson Terrace Mexican restaurant Taqueria los Tarascos (4444 Woodson Road; 314-890-8668) in March 2008, I began by praising the lamb barbacoa:The meat is tender and slightly fatty, the flavor undeniably lamb: rich, with a gamy ... More >>
Ian FroebChill out with frozen yogurt at ChillChill, selling frozen yogurt, opened this past Friday at 7610 Wydown Boulevard in Clayton. The store follows the trend of self-serve frozen yogurt, with some 30 flavors rotating through five machines and a toppings bar featuring fruit, candy and desse ... More >>
Ian FroebHas Modai Sushi Lounge served its last Godzilla roll? It sure looks that way. A sign in the front entrance of the restaurant at 6100 Delmar Boulevard claims that it has closed for remodeling and will reopen in late April. However, as you can likely see in the picture above, that reopenin ... More >>
Ian FroebYeah, chicken twice this week. I felt bad about stumping everyone with the Weber's Front Row wings. And I'm pretty certain this is the easiest one yet.Guesses as comments. If you need clues, I'll be disappointed.Update: (Thu., 4.8, 3:26 p.m.) Yup. Yumada nails it: Pat's Bar & Grill i ... More >>
Ian FroebIn honor of Opening Day, I sat down with these hot wings to watch the first few innings of the Cardinals vs. the Reds. How do these wings honor Opening Day? Well, that might be your first clue to where I'm eating them.Guesses as comments.
Ian FroebI return from two weeks of vacation home repair tanned, rested and ready to test your knowledge of St. Louis restaurants and dishes. (One out of three ain't bad.)Today, a Thai curry with beef. "But what kind of curry, Ian?" you ask. Well, that might give it away. (Hint?)Guesses as commen ... More >>
Ian FroebWhere am I? What am I eating?A reader tipped me off to the source of this tasty dish. (If that particular reader sees this, I'd ask him not to post the answer! And thanks!) It was the first time I'd been there, but I'll definitely back -- maybe to include this in my 100 Favorite St. Loui ... More >>
Ian FroebNo foolin': a mac & cheese restaurant in the Delmar LoopOK, folks: This one's for real. Photographic evidence and everything. A mac & cheese-centric restaurant called Cheese-ology Macaroni & Cheese is planning to open at 6602 Delmar Boulevard (the former St. Louis Pizza Haus ... More >>
Ian FroebNew digs for the Plush PigPlush Pig Barbeque, owned by longtime St. Louis businessman Larry Lampert, has opened its new location at 2811 South McKnight Road in Rock Hill. The restaurant shuttered its Clayton address last year. The new space, formerly occupied by Café Brasil, looks to ha ... More >>
OK, so I feel kinda bad about last week's stumper. Today, then, what I suspect will be a much easier challenger. However, if I told you what I'm eating, it would give away the answer. (That's your only clue, by the way.) So what am I eating and from where did I get it?Ian FroebGuesses as comments ... More >>
I'm counting down -- in no particular order -- 100 of my favorite dishes in St. Louis. Some are well-known, others obscure. Some are expensive, others dirt cheap. All of them, I guarantee, are delicious.Please do not hesitate to share your own favorites via the comments thread.Ian Froeb
I'd like to include some colorful detail to accompany this edition of Guess Where I'm Eating, but I was distracted by ESPNews, which managed to repeat the Tiger Woods mea culpa in its entirety three times over the course of my lunch. Thankfully, the sound was muted.Ian FroebWhere am I eating this ... More >>


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Thursday, 30 May 2013 00:00
Light Classical Concert - Friday, May 31
'Art-o-rama' In Port Washington -Saturday, June 1
Love, Sweat & Fears - Sunday, June 2
Join Temple Sinai following the 7:45 p.m. Shabbat Service for a Light Classical Concert. Contact Temple Sinai of Roslyn, 425 Roslyn Road, Roslyn Heights 516-621-6800. www.mysinai.org.
The second annual "Art-o-rama" is coming to the Graphic Eye Gallery in Port Washington on Saturday, June 1. On that day everyone is invited to hang one piece of art in the gallery. The event takes place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The entry fee of $25 entitles participants to hang one piece of art (framed or unframed) wherever they choose in spacious gallery, located at 402 Main St. Works will remain on display from June 23 through June 30 during regular gallery hours and will be attended at all times. A reception will be held on Sunday, June 9 from 2 to 4 p.m.
The literary arts meet the visual arts on Sunday, June 2 at 3 p.m. when Nassau County Museum of Art hosts six of Long Island's most prominent writers in an afternoon of original readings from their works. The day features speechwriter and essayist Robin E. Bernstein; two-time New York Emmy Award-winning essayist Iyna Bort Caruso; author and contributor to Newsday and The New York Times Claudia Gryvatz Copquin; Friars Club historian/head writer and essayist Barry Dougherty; essayist and New York Times "Modern Love" writer Paula Ganzi Licata, and author and essayist Ellen Meister. The event is free with museum admission. Reservations are not needed. Nassau County Museum of Art is located at One Museum Drive (just off Northern Boulevard, Route 25A) in Roslyn Harbor.
Nassau County Legislators Wayne Wink & Delia DeRiggi-Whitton invite the public to their Disaster Preparedness Meeting. Commissioner Craig Craft, Nassau County Office of Emergency Management will provide the latest information about disaster preparedness. The event will be held on Wednesday, June 12, from 7 – 9 p.m. at Roslyn Middle School, 375 Locust Lane, Roslyn Heights. Call Legislator Wink's office at 571-6211 or Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton's office at 571-6218 if you have any questions.
In cooperation with the Sid Jacobson JCC, Eve Keller will discuss her book, Two Rings: A Story of Love and War at 7:30 p.m. Contact Temple Sinai of Roslyn, 425 Roslyn Road, Roslyn Heights 516-621-6800. www.mysinai.org.
The Roslyn-based Child Abuse Prevention Services (CAPS) will host its 15th annual Golf Outing benefit, Monday, June 17 at The Muttontown Country Club, East Norwich. The benefit supports CAPS' prevention-through-education student programs, which are offered at no cost to all elementary, middle and high schools in Nassau and Suffolk. The outing begins at 10 a.m. with golfer registration and brunch; shotgun start is at noon; cocktails and a buffet dinner begin at 5 p.m. John J. Corrado, President, Suffolk Transportation Service, Inc will be honored for his extraordinary commitment to improving the lives of children. To register as a golfer or sponsor, or for event particulars, call CAPS at 621-0552 or 631-289-3240 or visit the website, www.capsli.org.
Village Of Roslyn Zoning Board of Appeals meets on the first Monday of every month at 8 p.m. at Village Hall, 1200 Old Northern Blvd., Roslyn.
Village Of Flower Hill Board meets on the first Monday of every month at 8 p.m. at the Village Hall, One Bonnie Heights Rd., Flower Hill.
Village Of Roslyn Estates Board of Trustees will hold its public meetings on the second Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at Village Hall, 25 The Tulips.
Village Of Roslyn Harbor Board of Trustees usually meets on the second Monday of every month at 7 p.m. at the Village Hall, 500 Motts Cove Rd. South, Roslyn Harbor.
Village Of East Hills Board meets on the third Monday of every month at 8 p.m. at the Village Hall on 209 Harbor Hill Rd., East Hills.
Village Of Roslyn Board of Trustees meets on the third Tuesday of every month at 8 p.m. at Village Hall, 1200 Old Northern Blvd., Roslyn.
Village Of Roslyn Historic District Board meets on the third Wednesday of every month at 8 p.m. at Village Hall, 1200 Old Northern Blvd., Roslyn.
Village Of Roslyn Planning Board meets on the second Thursday of every month at 8 p.m. at Village Hall, 1200 Old Northern Blvd., Roslyn.
Roslyn Water District meets on the first, second and third Thursday of each month at 9 a.m. at 24 West Shore Rd.
Located at 75 Powerhouse Rd, Roslyn Heights. For more info about the following call 484-8185 or go to www.ChabadRoslyn.com:
•Persian Talmud Class. Study the fascinating logic and arguments of the 2000 year old Talmud which shaped Jewish law. Taught in Persian by Dr. Emil Korori. Every Monday from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. No fee.
•Women's Kabbalah Class. Join other women in exploring Kabbalah and Jewish Mysticism in an inspiring and practical way. Every Tuesday from 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. with Rabbi Yaakov Reiter. The course is free of charge and is open to the entire community. Prior knowledge not necessary.
•"Living Torah" Class. Study basic Torah from the beginning of Genesis with Shaul Calmenson, and discover its fascinating concepts and timeless lessons. Every Tuesday from 8 to 9 p.m. No fee.
•Weekly Torah-Portion Class. Study the weekly Torah portion with Kabbalistic insights and practical lessons, with Rabbi Aaron Konikov. Meets every Wednesday from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. at alternating homes. Call to find out this week's location or to host a class.
•Meet Moses, Maimonides...and "a few guys from Brooklyn." A one-on-one learning opportunity. Any subject of your choice. Sundays from 9 to 10 a.m.
Located at 272 Shelter Rock Rd., Roslyn. Call 741-4305, ext. 10 for information on the following:
•Rabbi Martin S. Cohen conducts classes on Mondays at 10:30 a.m. on Great Jewish Books.
•Rabbi Martin S. Cohen teaches a class on Torah on Thursdays at 6:30 p.m.
•Current Events led by Irving Roth and David Stollwerk on the second Wednesday of each month at 10:30 a.m.
•Zumba, a dance fitness program is held on most Sundays from 10 to 11 a.m.
•Duplicate Bridge: Monday mornings 9:30 to noon. Duplicate for beginners and social bridge players, Wednesday evenings 7 p.m., Thursday afternoons 12:30 p.m. Master points awarded, refreshments served. For information and reservations, call 917-658-5991.
•Healthy Parenting, a weekly gathering of parents interested in learning, sharing and growing healthy, happy families. Mondays at 1 p.m. at The Roslyn Presbyterian Church, 140 E. Broadway. Led by Diana Wenutu. Classes are free, but you need to register. Call 277-6177.
•Adult Children Caregiver Support Group facilitated by a licensed social worker from the LI Alzheimer's Foundation, from 7 to 8 p.m. at Bristal North Hills, 99 South Service Rd., North Hills, on Tuesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. If you are interested in joining, contact Amanda Tripodo, LMSW, 767-6856, ext. 12. There is a $10 fee per each session attended.
•Learn To Play The Bagpipes. The Gordon Highlanders Pipe Band is offering lessons at the Roslyn Presbyterian Church, 140 E. Broadway. Lessons are Tuesdays from 7 to 7:45 p.m. Stop by and see what it's all about. Call 815-2117.
•Free Weekly Stand-Up Comedy Show every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Simply Fondue of Great Neck, 24 Great Neck Rd., (across the street from the LIRR Great Neck station), second floor, The Gardens shopping plaza, Great Neck. No admission fees; no drink minimums - just free comedy. Featuring acts from top clubs of Manhattan and LI. Call 466-4900.
•Great Neck Choral Society meets Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Choral Room at Great Neck South Middle School, 349 Lakeville Rd, Lake Success. Dr. Virginia Davidson, conductor. For information call 884-5795 or 536-0451. Website: www.gnchoral.org.
•Weekly Discussion of current events and issues concerning women every Wednesday from 1 to 3 p.m. at Womanspace, GN Senior Community Center, 80 Grace Ave., Great Neck. Call 829-6566.
•Womanspace now in its 32nd year meets weekly to discuss issues of interest and concern to women. New members are welcome. Wednesdays from 1 to 3 at the Great Neck Senior Center, 80 Grace Ave.
•Rotary Club Of Roslyn meets every Thursday of every month at 12:15 p.m. at Mim's of Roslyn, 235 Roslyn Rd. Call Deborah Gottlieb 484-1800, ext. 213 for more information.
•Bingo Games every Friday at 7:15 p.m. at Knights of Columbus Hall, 83 Sea Cliff Ave., Glen Cove. $1,500 in cash prizes. Door prizes and progressive on last game. Smoke-free environment. Call 676-1828 for further info.
•Children's Junior Congregation for ages 6 and up is held every Saturday from 10:45 a.m. to noon at Chabad of Roslyn, 75 Powerhouse Rd., Roslyn Heights. Our experienced staff leads it, with Prayer, Song, Stories, Games, Refreshments, Prizes and more. Call 484-8185.
•Family Promise Of NC. Are you concerned about helping homeless families in our local communities? You are invited to meetings for Family Promise of Nassau County, Inc., the third Monday of every month, at 7:30 p.m. at the New Hyde Park Baptist Church, 635 New Hyde Park Rd., NHP (352-9672 ). All congregations invited: Churches, synagogues, mosques and NC residents. The need is great. Call Family Promise at 684-9833.
•VFW Post #5253 meets every second and fourth Wednesday of the month (only on the second Wednesday in the summer, November and December) at 8 p.m. at 155 Searingtown Rd,. Albertson. For more information call 833-7536.
•Ancient Order Of Hibernians, NC Division #19 Fr. Patrick J. Whitney. Hibernian meetings held on the second Wednesday of the month from 8 to 9:15 p.m.ish at St Peter of Alcantara, Port Washington, in the convent.
•Look Good...Feel Better, a free support program presented by the American Cancer Society in partnership with the National Cosmetology Association and the Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association, which helps cancer patients look and feel their best during and after cancer treatment. Held on the third Wednesday of every month at 7 p.m. at Arena Oncology Associates, PC, 1999 Marcus Ave., Suite 120, Lake Success. For information or to reserve a space call Georgianna Barakat, LCSW, 365-2430.
•Duplicate Bridge Game sponsored by the Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel of Great Neck, 150 Hicks Ln. The game begins at 7:15 p.m. in the Upstairs Garden Room of the synagogue. Triple points are awarded; snacks are provided. The fee is $11/person, payable at the door. Call Lily Lesser, Sisterhood president, 773-0097 or the temple office 482-5701 for further information.
•Bridge Game. Newplicate (supervised duplicate) Bridge at the Shelter Rock Jewish Center, 272 Shelter Rock Rd., Roslyn, every Monday from 9:30 a.m. to noon for bridge students, new players and social bridge players welcome. Short lesson, and earn points in a fun, friendly atmosphere. For reservations call 917-658-5991. Open Duplicate Bridge Game at 7 p.m. every Wednesday. Refreshments served. Call 917-658-5991 for reservations.
•Duplicate Bridge Game. An open game is held every Monday afternoon at 12:30 p.m. at Temple Judea, 333 Searingtown Rd., Manhasset. Master points are awarded. There is a $10 card fee. Refreshments served. For questions call Lynn Weiss 718-279-1005.
•Duplicate Bridge Game, an open game on Tuesdays at 7:15 p.m. at the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club, Main St., Port Washington. There is an $11 card fee. For questions call Ann Schwartz 747-5461.
•Duplicate Bridge. Friendly ACBL Accredited Duplicate Bridge Game. Refreshments served. Bring your favorite partner or we will get you one. Tuesdays at 7:15 p.m. at Sterling Glen, 146 Glen St., Glen Cove. An ACBL certified director is in charge. Card fee $5. Call Mayer 671-2095.
•Bridge Game A new ACBL sanctioned daytime bridge game will be held on Thursday afternoons at 12;30 p.m. at Shelter Rock Jewish Center, 272 Shelter Rock Rd., Roslyn. For info and reservations call 917-658-5991.
Game night will be held every Wednesday night from 7 to 9 p.m. at The Park at East Hills lounge. Send in information if you are bringing a game or would like to be paired with players. Send contact information and requested game to: SAC, Village of East Hills, c/o Senior Activities Committee, Box 18, 209 Harbor Hill Rd., East Hills, NY 11576.
Open to all boys 11-18 years old. Meets at sponsor: Temple Beth Sholom, 401 Roslyn Rd., Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Contact Steven Cahn 621-3890.
Open to all boys 6-10 years old. Meets at sponsor: Temple Beth Sholom, 401 Roslyn Rd., Tuesdays from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Contact Dan Sharon 428-3633.
Safe Boating Courses, free vessel safety checks and more from America's Boating Club, the United States Power Squadrons. With 18 squadrons around Long Island, there's one near you. Visit WeBoatSafe.org or call 1-800-341-8777 for more information.
The residents of East Hills Park are looking for bridge players who are East Hills residents only who would like to join the group. It takes place Wednesdays beginning at 7 p.m. in the East Hills Lounge. Call 621-8782.
Mature women looking for canasta players to play canasta Wednesdays or Fridays at the Links of Roslyn. Call 365-6048.
Are you a senior who would like help paying for your Medicare benefits and prescription drugs? Free assistance is only a phone call away if you qualify for extra help because of limited income. There may be a way to alleviate some of the cost of Medicare – deductibles and coinsurance, Part B premiums, prescription drug plans (Part D). Reducing monthly premiums, annual deductibles and co-payments, aiding with coverage gaps (the doughnut hole). To learn more call a LIS/HHS (Low Income Subsidy from US Dept. of HHS) counselor from Family & Children's, a community of caring. 485-3425, ext. 222.
Ages 6 to 16. Beginners welcome. One session for ages 6 to 8. Second session ages 9 to 16. Classes are held in Roslyn. Instructor Ko Kila Bennett. Call 625-1532 for more information.
From May through October, the Sands-Willets House, circa 1735, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is the headquarters of the Cow Neck Peninsula Historical Society is open for guided tours of its 10 fully furnished rooms on the first and third Sunday of each month. Also included is a tour of the 1600's Dutch barn. Tour hours: 2:15 and 3:15 p.m. An admission fee of $5 per adult and $2.50 for children under 12 helps the society maintain the house, its barn and the grounds on which they stand. Basement "Trash & Treasures" will also be open, for bargain-hunting enjoyment. Located at 336 Port Washington Blvd., Port Washington. For further information, call 365-9074.
Nassau County's Runaway Hotline offers free and confidential counseling 24 hours a day, seven days a week to parents and families of youth experiencing problems at home. Information and referrals are available. Emergency housing is provided to youth if needed. Call 781-9800 before the problem leads to a runaway, throwaway or abuse situation.
Is the American Cancer Society's two-hour class for women undergoing treatment for cancer. It is designed to help them deal with possible appearance-related side effects such as hair loss and skin changes, while enhancing their self-image at the same time. Trained volunteer cosmetologists provide participants with tips on skin care, makeup application, wig/turban styling, etc. Every participant receives a complimentary box of make-up containing the products used in the program. The class is free. Preregistration required. Some of the sessions are done in Spanish and English. Held at North North University Hospital in Manhasset. Call 800-ACS-2345.
The Nassau County Museum of Art, One Museum Dr., Roslyn Harbor, is open Tuesday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Admission is $10 adults; $8 seniors (62+); $4 children (4-12); members free. Weekends only there is a $2 parking fee (members free). There is a docent-led exhibition tour every day at 2 p.m.; meet in the lobby, no reservations are needed. Each Sunday the museum offers family art activities, free with museum admission, beginning at 1 p.m. The Museum Store is open 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For current exhibitions, events, director and other information, call (516) 484-9337 or log onto nassaumuseum.org.
Located at 221 Main St., Roslyn. Open every Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. Admission is $4 adults; $2 children and seniors. Beverly McDermott, museum educator, gives guided tours every half hour. The museum is filled with two rooms of 18th century antique furniture and one room filled with 18th century samplers and archaeological artifacts. The Children's Hands on Education program is not to be missed. It is filled with 18th century reproductions of children's clothing, toys and artifacts for children to handle and enjoy.
Friday, 06 December 2013 00:00
Howard Kroplick was just settling in to his new position as North Hempstead's town historian in April of 2012 when a phone call from a resident who found an old headstone led him into a comprehensive study of all 28 cemeteries within
the town's boundaries.
Kroplick, an East Hills resident for 29 years, serves in the unpaid role as an advisor to the North Hempstead board, out of his longtime love of history. His exhaustive study of the area's cemeteries has helped him complete a history of
North Hempstead that will be published in January, which will coincide with the 400-year anniversary of the discovery of Long Island, by Dutch explorer Adriaen Block. It was Block, according to Kroplick, who first identified Long Island as an actual island, not a peninsula as many believed back then. The 128-page book from Arcadia Publishing is the first ever written about North Hempstead.
Thursday, 05 December 2013 00:00
For the time being, much of the Roslyn area is without representation on the Town of North Hempstead council. Recently, Thomas K. Dwyer, who has represented Roslyn on that body since 2002, announced that he would step down from the board while he is in negotiations with a Manhattan-based consulting firm.
Dwyer, who is the chief operating officer of Syosset-based American Land Services, would not identify the firm he is talking to, but he said that the new job would represent a conflict of interest with his work on the town board.
Thursday, 14 August 2014 00:00
SUNY College at Old Westbury recently named Dr. Anthony DeLuca of Levittown as the College's NCAA Faculty Athletics Representative (FAR), beginning at the start of the 2014-15 academic year.
DeLuca, now entering his third year at Old Westbury, also holds the position as director Old Westbury's Honors College.
"We are thrilled that Dr. DeLuca will serve as Old Westbury's Faculty Athletics Representative," said director of athletics Lenore Walsh. "He is a champion for intercollegiate athletics and has been involved with our program since his arrival at Old Westbury. I am looking forward to the opportunity to work closely with Dr. DeLuca in support of our students' academic and athletic pursuits at Old Westbury."
Thursday, 20 February 2014 00:00
Albertson resident and Kellenberg sophomore Gabby Schreib qualified for the Millrose Games in New York City. Schreib qualified as a member of the Sprint Medley Relay along with Danielle Correia, Bridget McNierney, and Jazmine Fray.
The Kellenberg relay's close second place finish in January's Millrose Trials has moved them closer to defending the title they won in the same relay at last year's Millrose Games. Schreib and her teammates time is currently second in the United States for girls track and field performances.
Pete Hamill Lecture - December 5
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City of Fort Pierce Boards and Committees
|Apply now to serve on a Board or Committee
|Board of Adjustment
The Board of Adjustment meets the fourth Thursday of the month at 6:00 pm in the Fort Pierce City Hall Commission Chambers. Members must be a St. Lucie County Resident to be eligible. The board reviews and votes on variance and special exception applications along with appeals. Their efforts allow for review of proposals to adjust, enlarge or develop property or structures in a manner not permitted by the Code, ensuring the health, safety and welfare of our citizens are protected.
|Board of Examiners of Contractors
The purpose of this division is to provide a practical and adequate control of all contractors in the construction trades in the City by requiring annual registration and competency cards, assurance of their proper coverage of required insurance and to insure the highest standard of building within the city. It is the intent of the City Commission to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the residents of the city through the regulation of the construction and home improvement industries. This Board currently has 10 members. The members shall be appointed by a majority vote of the City Commission a board of examiners of contractors, consisting of ten members who have been residents of the county for at least two years prior to the date of their appointment, except that this shall not apply as to the
Director of Building and Community Response. The term of office of each member of the board shall be for four years, but the City Commission may remove any member of the board without cause, notice or hearing. Members appointed to fill vacancies caused by death, resignation or removal shall serve during the unexpired terms of their predecessors. The Board shall consist of the Director of Building and community response, three consumer representatives, and six members licensed in the State of Florida from any of the following fields: architect; engineer; swimming pool, roofing, or other specialty contractor; general, residential, or building contractor; electrical contractor; plumbing contractor; or mechanical or air-conditioning contractor.
|Code Enforcement Board
Code Enforcement Board consists of 7 members and 1 alternate who each serve a 3 year term. The Code Enforcement Board is responsible for determining if an individual has violated the City's Code of Ordinances and, if necessary, imposing appropriate penalties in accordance with State Statutes. Code Board members are required to be impartial hearing officers and must comply with all Sunshine laws. If possible, candidates should be an architect, a businessman / businesswoman, general contractor or subcontractor or a realtor however, the best qualification is a willingness to serve the community and uphold the City's Ordinances as they are adopted.
|Communitywide Council
The Communitywide Council responsibilities include the review of the City's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program Annual Action Plan, economic development business loan applications, non-profit organizations' request for funding applications, and proposed projects for recommendations to Staff and City Commission. Additionally, staff proposes to use the Council to review citizen complaints with issues surrounding the various City housing programs and assist staff in dealing effectively with individual concerns. Further, as the City addresses brownfield issues, the Council will provide public review and input on cleanup plans for a variety of projects. The Communitywide Council's areas of interest have been enlarged under the guidance of the new Department of Urban Redevelopment and the Department welcomes comments and suggestions from the public, through the Communitywide Council.
|City Tree Board
The City of Fort Pierce Tree Board consists of five (5) members. Members consist of the Director of Public Works, Parks Supervisor, Urban Forester and two (2) residents of the city appointed by the City Commission.
|Construction Board of Adjustments and Appeal
The Fort Pierce Construction Board of Adjustment & Appeals, created by Section 5-1.140 (Construction Board of Adjustment & Appeals) of the Code of Ordinances, Section 5-1.103.5 and Section 111 (Board of Appeals) of the International Property Maintenance Code, as well as Section 5-352 of the Code of Ordinances relating to the Standard Housing Code (Housing Board of Adjustment and Appeals). The Board will consider decisions of building officials, as provided by Section 5-220.127.116.11, when claim is made that any one of the following conditions exist:
The Board will consider applications for variance, as provided by Section 5-126.96.36.199, when, in its opinion, the enforcement thereof would do manifest injustice and would be contrary to the spirit and purpose of the Florida Building Code or the Technical Codes or public interest, and also finds all of the following:
Please contact the Building Department for more information (ext. 3188).
|Civil Service Appeals Board
The Civil Service Appeals Board consists of eleven members, five (5) regular and six (6) alternate members. Four (4) members are appointed by the City Commission.
|Fort Pierce Authentic Tours Advisory Board
FPAT is an economic development initiative of the City, the goal of which is to build capacity and sustainability for local businesses that are involved or related to the eco/agri/nature tourism industry. The City sponsors grant opportunities for member organizations and also assists with marketing Fort Pierce as an eco-tourist destination, featuring not only the ecologically diverse Indian River Lagoon but also significant upland nature preserves and ranches. Further information can be seen on the FPAT website at FortPierceAuthenticTours.com.
Please call the Urban Redevelopment Department with any questions (Ext. 3169).
|Historic Preservation Board
The City of Fort Pierce Historic Preservation Board meets the last Monday in each month at 6:00 pm in the Fort Pierce City Hall Commission Chambers. This quasi-judicial board is a seven (7) member board appointed by the City Commission, two (2) of which are alternate members. Members are professionals who are generally from the disciplines of architecture, history, architectural history, planning, archaeology, real estate, law, engineering, construction, or any other historic preservation related disciplines such as urban planning, American studies, American civilization, cultural geography and cultural anthropology. Each member of the board shall be a resident of the city or operate a business in the city during the term of appointment and shall be appointed to a term of three (3) years.
|Keep Fort Pierce Beautiful Advisory Board
Keep Fort Pierce Beautiful Advisory Board is the only active board administered by the Public Works Department. The Keep Fort Pierce Beautiful program is an affiliate of the Keep America Beautiful organization. The mission of Keep Fort Pierce Beautiful is to enhance community awareness and responsibility for litter prevention, to beautify and improve the community, minimize waste, and to empower individuals to take greater responsibility for their environment.
|Planning Board
The City of Fort Pierce Planning Board meets the second Tuesday of each month at 6:00 pm in the Fort Pierce City Hall Commission Chambers. The Board consists of ten (10) members, and two (2) alternate members, who have been residents of the city for the last two (2) years, each of whom serve for a term of two (2) years.
|City of Fort Pierce Retirement Board
The City of Fort Pierce Retirement System (System) was established to help provide a portion of the financial security required for active and retired employees. The System was established as a defined benefit plan under authority of an act of the City Commission in Chapter13 of the Code of the Ordinances.
Each elected trustee serves without compensation for a period of three years. Duties of the Board include management and oversight of the System's investments to fund retirement, disability, and death benefits for the active and retired members of the System. In addition, the Board hears and decides on application benefits. The Board meets monthly, normally on the third Thursday of each month. Board meetings are open to all employees, retirees and members of the public.
To manage the System's assets, the Board employs an investment consultant who serves at the discretion of the Board.
Benefits paid by the City of Fort Pierce Retirement System are funded from three sources:
|Sunrise Theatre Advisory Board
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