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Educators square off in Ward 3 election
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Fredericksburg voters in Ward 3 have a choice between an assistant principal and a planning commissioner for their next City Council representative.
The race is a contest between two men who have never held elected office. They are vying to succeed Councilman Fred Howe, who chose not to seek a second term.
Both Tim P. Duffy, assistant principal at Fredericksburg's Walker–Grant Middle School, and Richard K. Friesner, an administrator at George Mason University in Fairfax, are highly educated.
Duffy, 51, holds a doctorate in American history from the University of Virginia.
Originally from Arlington, he moved to Fredericksburg in 1981 to attend Mary Washington College.
Duffy has lived in the city since then, apart from seven years in neighboring Spotsylvania County.
Duffy's wife, Karen Duffy, is supervisor of the Department of Instruction for Stafford County public schools. They have two adult children.
Friesner, 32, was born in Albuquerque, N.M., and earned his bachelor's and master's degrees at the University of Kansas.
He hopes to complete his doctorate in environmental science and public policy at George Mason next year.
Friesner's wife, Bethany Friesner, works in the Office of Residence Life at the University of Mary Washington. The couple moved to Fredericksburg in 2007 and have two boys, ages 8 months and 3 years.
All four ward seats on City Council are on the May 6 ballot. Only Wards 3 and 4 have contested races. Ward 3 covers the area mostly east of U.S. 1 except for the areas south of State Route 3.
The Free Lance–Star asked all council candidates to complete a questionnaire about themselves and their key issues. They also were asked about their view on the city's real estate tax rate.
The City Council advertised a possible 6-cent increase in the real estate rate for the fiscal year starting on July 1. If approved, that would mean an increase of $144.60 annually for the owner of the median-priced home in the city, valued at $241,000.
The council will have a work session today at 5:30 p.m., followed by a public hearing at 7:30 p.m. on the proposed fee increases and the advertised real estate tax rate of 80 cents per $100 of assessed value.
Friesner said he supports a 2-cent increase in the real estate tax rate, saying he would use the $720,000 it generates to pay for a 2 percent cost-of-living adjustment for city employees and increase the investment in tourism and economic development efforts.
"An investment in economic development and tourism will yield dividends over the course of the year and future years, which will help to broaden the tax base and allow the City Council to improve the infrastructure of our older neighborhoods, by adding sidewalks, lighting and other safety features [especially in Ward 3], and add green spaces and additional pathways to our current network," Friesner wrote.
Duffy didn't say what tax rate he favors, but would support a "modest" COLA for city staff to keep salaries competitive.
"I also support the additional cost of providing Advanced Life Support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, hence closing the gaps in that service as they now exist," he said in his response. "I would also support going forward with the riverfront park."
City Manager Bev Cameron included $1 million in his budget proposal to place utilities underground at the Riverfront Park, which stretches along Sophia Street between Hanover Street and 605 Sophia.
Council members have discussed adding three emergency medical technicians at a cost of $219,500.
Each penny in the real estate tax rate generates $360,000.
Both Duffy and Friesner seek economic growth for Fredericksburg.
Friesner wants to tap into the potential of U.S. 1, State Route 3 and Lafayette Boulevard, not just downtown Fredericksburg.
Duffy's goal is to "ensure that the city remains the regional hub for tourism, commerce and culture."
Regionalism is a theme for Duffy who said that the city's quality of life is tied to good relationships with its two neighbors—Stafford and Spotsylvania counties.
He wants to "effectively manage regional agreements already in place" and "work to find solutions to transportation issues, and seize opportunities to expand heritage tourism and economic development through regional efforts."
He also wants the city to reinvest in neighborhoods by tackling road, walkway and beautification efforts, "particularly in neighborhoods along the major entryways into the city along Route 1, Route 3 and Lafayette Boulevard" that have been deferred because of tight fiscal times.
Friesner said he wants to work with law enforcement, fire and rescue staff to keep the city safe, support students and staff in the schools and "promote open communication and collaboration" with the University of Mary Washington.
He also said he will make himself "accountable and accessible" to his constituents through in-person meetings or via phone, email or social media.
He said he would host town hall meetings twice a year for Ward 3 residents.
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BIRTHPLACE: Arlington
FAMILY: Wife, Karen Duffy; two adult children, Caitlin and Ian
OFFICES HELD: Fredericksburg Parks and Recreation Commission, 2009 to present
OCCUPATION: Assistant Principal, Walker–Grant Middle School, Fredericksburg City Public Schools; teacher and administrator, Fredericksburg Academy; adjunct professor, University of Mary Washington
CURRENT EMPLOYMENT OF ALL MEMBERS OF HOUSEHOLD: Karen Duffy, Supervisor, Department of Instruction, Stafford County Public Schools
HOW LONG HAVE YOU LIVED IN FREDERICKSBURG? I came to the city in 1981 to attend Mary Washington College and stayed through 1988. I lived in Spotsylvania until 1995 and then moved back into the city.
EDUCATION: Ph.D., American History, University of Virginia; M.A., American History, University of Virginia; B.A., History and Mathematics, Mary Washington College.
MILITARY RECORD: None
HAVE YOU EVER BEEN CONVICTED OF A CRIME? No
COMMUNITY/CHURCH ACTIVITIES: The Presbyterian Church, Fredericksburg, Sunday school teacher, usher, lift operator, 1996 to present. Tree Fredericksburg volunteer, 2014; Mentor, Sunshine Foundation, 2008–2010; Habitat for Humanity volunteer, 1997–2000; Coach, Fredericksburg Parks and Recreation, 1999–2004; Historic Fredericksburg Foundation Oral History Project, 1997.
- Economic Growth—The long-term financial health of our community dictates that we act in a comprehensive manner to insure that the city remains the regional hub for tourism, commerce and culture. We need to continue to build upon the recent improvements to downtown, creating a business-friendly environment, in order to fill our shops and restaurants. We also need to find creative ways to attract businesses that bring high-paying jobs to Fredericksburg.
- Local Neighborhoods—As we work to bring vitality to our local economy, we must also reinvest in our neighborhoods, in Ward 3 and throughout the city. This means addressing deferred maintenance and improvements in infrastructure, such as roads, walkways and beautification efforts, particularly in neighborhoods along the major entryways into the city along U.S. 1, Route 3 and Lafayette Boulevard.
- Regionalism—The quality of life in Fredericksburg depends in part on working successfully with our neighbors in Spotsylvania and Stafford counties to address issues that extend beyond city limits. City Council and city staff must not only effectively manage regional agreements already in place (such as those involving water, sewer, and waste management), but also work to find solutions to transportation issues, and seize opportunities to expand heritage tourism and economic development through regional efforts.
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ONLINE: richardfriesner.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/Friesner4FXBG
Twitter: @friesner
BIRTHPLACE: Albuquerque, N.M.
FAMILY: Wife, Bethany Friesner, Sons Benjamin Friesner, 3 and Samuel Friesner, 8 months.
OFFICES HELD: Appointed to the Fredericksburg Wetlands Board, 2009–11; Board of Zoning Appeals, 2009 to present; Planning Commission, 2012 to present.
OCCUPATION: George Mason University, Office of Admissions, director of the Washington Scholars Program & Special Partnerships, April 2013 to present; program director, Washington Youth Summit on the Environment, April 2010 to present.
CURRENT EMPLOYMENT OF ALL MEMBERS OF HOUSEHOLD: Bethany Friesner, University of Mary Washington Office of Residence Life
HOW LONG HAVE YOU LIVED IN FREDERICKSBURG? Since 2007
EDUCATION: B.S. in Environmental Studies, University of Kansas; M.S. in Environmental Science, University of Kansas; Pursuing doctorate in Environmental Science and Public Policy, George Mason University
MILITARY RECORD: None
HAVE YOU EVER BEEN CONVICTED OF A CRIME? No
COMMUNITY/CHURCH ACTIVITIES: College Heights Civic Association Board of Directors, 2011 to present; St. George's Episcopal, vestry member, 2009–12, and preschool board, 2010–12; Fredericksburg Area Running Club, 2008 to present; Historic Fredericksburg Foundation Inc., 2012 to present; Friends of the Rappahannock, 2010 to present; Stakeholder representative for the Virginia Chesapeake Bay-Total Maximum Daily Load Taskforce, 2009–10.
- Economic Development—In addition to downtown, the Route 3 west, U.S. 1 south and Lafayette Boulevard corridors offer economic value and potential. It's important for Fredericksburg to serve as home base for small, medium and large businesses that provide a variety of employment opportunities and services for city residents.
- Education and Safety—The well-being of my family, neighbors, and fellow citizens is my highest priority. The City Council must work collaboratively with police, fire, sheriff, emergency medical, and other city staff to keep our community safe. Our children are our city's future and we must support their education and our school system's staff. I would promote collaboration with the University of Mary Washington.
- Accountability and Accessibility—As a member of the City Council, I would be accessible via in-person discussions, phone calls, email, Facebook, and Twitter. I will work collaboratively with city boards and commissions and propose joint work sessions as appropriate. Most importantly, I want to take the council to the people by hosting town hall meetings in Ward 3 twice a year.
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William Harris
Son of Thomas Harris Sr. and Joane (Osborne) Harris
Brother of Maj. Thomas Harris, Maj Robert William Harris, Mary Harris and Major Robert Harris
Husband of Lucy (Stewart) Harris — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Husband of Alice (Unknown) Alvis — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
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- Birth 25 FEB 1617/18 Essex, England, or Charles City Co VA. His parents were in Virginia at this time.
- Birth 12 Mar 1629 OS Curles Plantation, Henrico Co VA
- Death bef 1 FEB 1678 OS Richmond, Henrico Co VA
- He was killed in a battle with Indians near present-day Richmond.
- Note: Last Will and Testament & Speculations of others
- S/o Capt Thomas Harris and Joane (Osborne) Harris
- Children, with confusion who were children of first and second marriages.
- 1. Thomas Harris b: 1655
- 2. Elizabeth Ann Harris b: 24 JUL 1657
- 3. William Harris b: 1 DEC 1661 in Henrico Co, VA
- 4. Edward Harris b: 23 APR 1663
- 5. John Harris b: 8 AUG 1665
- 6. Rebecca Harris b: 5 MAY 1668
- 7. Lucie Marie Harris b: 30 SEP 1671
- 8. Alice Harris b: 27 NOV 1674
- Marriage No. 2 Alice (--?--) b: in Charles City Co, VA
- Married: ABT 1668
- The second wife Alice was married #2 to George Alvis
- Note that ?Three William Harrises in Hanover County,? Malcolm Hart Harris in The Virginia Genealogist, Vol. 22, p. 189, passim, states that from #2 or 3 these are children of Alice.[this note as found]
- WILLIAM HARRIS, son of CAPTAIN THOMAS HARRIS and ONLY BROTHER of THOMAS HARRIS JR. who died in 1679 was born in 1629. According to a deposition. He was a Justice of Henrico, member of the House of Burgesses,1652, 1653,1656, 1658. In December 1656 he was appointed major of the Henrico and Charles City regiment. He married Lucy, last name unknown, and made his will April 20, 1678, probated Feb. 1, 1678/9, as follows: ?"Not knowing what the Lord hath ordained or at what tyme he he may take (torn) out this life I doe settle my estate of lands as followeth, I give & bequeath to my sonne THOMAS all my land below the ward (ware?) to keep the ware/ward runn for his Bounds till it shall come to ye spring at ye hed & then to follow a bottom on ye lower side of the clearing of John Rabon, to the hundred roade path, and then on a straight roade or course to the land of Seth Potter Ashbrooke but in no case to crofse porketts/perketts? path;
- to my younger sonnes WM & EDWARD HARRIS I give ye rest of my dividents, WM. to have the plantason where I now live, & EDWARD ye land next Ashbrooke, But WM. to extend outwards one hundred yards beyond ye clearing of John Rabon on the path called perketts/porketts path, & THOMAS on a straight course to ye redd? watter? & EDWARD the house next to Potter Ashbrooke's line as alsoe to ye Ashen swamp to them & their Heires; neyther to sell unlefs the one to ye other & if eyther did (died) without I show (issue) the land to come to ye Survivor, my two younger sons to live with their mother till age of sixteen, if shee marry if not till 19 yeares of age; my will is that my wife live on the plantason during her life but not to hinder my sonne WM. at the head of ye3 ward if he come (rome?) for himselfe & I desyre my friends Mr. Tho. Cocke (?) & Mr. Wm. Randolph to see this my will performed. In Witnefsee of every (Looks like L) to hereof I putt to my hand this 20th day of April, 1678. Wits: Rich. Lygon, Ann Stewart (Bk. 1677-92, part 1, p. 68)?
- He made will out possibly on battlefield in area near present Richmond, VA in 1678 naming eldest son Thomas an heir & making provisions for two infant sons named William and Edward, both by second wife Alice.
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San Quintin - missed completely, no impact, no rain. San Quintin Fishing Tournament still on schedule.
Hwy 1 flooded at Catavina.
Hwy 1 flooded at Vizcaino.
Mulege - Houses wiped away, no electricity or gas, roads are flooded and covered with mud. Two stores are open Pangueno and Ayluths.
LA Bay - The Village is ok but the road is closed due to flooding.
Loreto - Most power, water and phones are restored. Trees and power lines down. Military cleaning up. Driver made it from La Paz to Loreto yesterday. Road passable but one lane in places. They are bussing people from Cabo to Loreto to fly back to the US.
Ivan of Santa Rosalia Baja Sur - "We are OK, but the hurricane Odile passed over here Sept 15 all night, We won't have water until 2 weeks more, and some people lost their roofs. The hurricane was one of the most destructive over the last years on Baja."
Los Barriles - Water across the Buenas Aires Arroyo has stopped flowing. Concrete road is passable with some cracks. Lots of downed trees and trash everywhere. Gas rationing at the local Pemex station.
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1/8/13 The price of the FMM has changed, the new price is $36. Please see New FMM Application.
1/2/14 Drove the detour today and report no major delays or problem. Obviously the route is narrower etc but nothing bad. Nothing compared with the construction further down near San Vincente which is a pain in the seat.
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10/30/13 A meeting was held Thursday, October 17, in San Diego regarding FMMs required for fishing on boats in Mexican waters in the 12 mile zone from land.
We received information from the CONAPESCA Office in San Diego as to the new procedure for these FMMs. Mexican officials presented a website in Spanish to process FMMs online at http://www.inm.gob.mx/index.php/page/Pesca_Deportiva_Turismo_Nautico. With this new system in place fishermen will have access to an FMM confirmation without having to stop at any border to validate their FMM. This will not take the place for land or air entries.
The price is 306 pesos and it is valid for 180 days, single entry. The website is in Spanish. Land entry FMMs for Baja crossings can be purchased through the Vagabundos Office. Immigration requires that this service be provided only to Members. A copy of a valid passport is required. FMM Application
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10/8/13 Gary Graham shared information he has been receiving on Pemex stations accepting credit cards on the mainland and in Baja with good success. Both credit and debit cards are accepted at Pemex Stations in Ensenada, Tecate, San Quintin and El Rosario. Farther south cards are accepted at Santa Rosalia, Loreto and La Paz, and the newest station in Los Barriles it is reported.
It is important to call the bank or credit card company at least 48 hours before departing from home so the bank can approve outside of U. S. charges. This is a good idea for any purchases we've found. It might eliminate a call from Mexico to your bank. For fuel some banks ask for locations where the card will be used.
A good idea is to dedicate one card for use in Mexico with a low line of credit and have alert capabilities to your cell phone if you have data roaming. Where stations are using a mobil reader, the card in that case doesn't leave your posession.
Exchange rates apply at all the Pemex Stations. Pesos can be purchased at the Costco stores on Broadway in Chula Vista, San Ysidro or Ensenada all at bank rates.
We would appreciate reports back from Members using credit and debit cards for fuel.
In addition to the cities listed in the recent Chubasco, my credit card was accepted at the Pemex stations
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9/6/13 Vagabundos Director and Western Outdoor News Columnist Gary Graham reports that longtime Baja California Tourism Secretary Juan Tintos Funke urged the California Legislature to pass a measure that would provide a special voluntary enhanced drivers license for residents of California to ease border crossing times. Traffic flow would be improved by scanners reading information in the ready lanes from a distance. Tourism is up said Tintos and this provision would help economies on both sides of the border. A similar program is being considered by other border states. Licensees would need to be U. S. passport holders and meet security requirements and pay an extra fee. The Legislature took no action at this time.
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COLLIER COUNTY, Fla.- A wildfire that's been burning in the Big Cypress National Preserve is causing smoke to waft across much of Southwest Florida.
On Tuesday, the smell of smoke was strong in many areas of Broward and Miami-Dade counties.
The smoke is from a brush fire that officials believe started with a lightning strike on April 26 in the Big Cypress Preserve. Officials with the state's Division of Forestry said the fire is about 95 percent contained. Officials say some 38,130 acres have burned as of Thursday. The fire is expected to be contained by May 18.


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"I encountered nothing in 15,000 miles of travel that disgusted and appalled me so much as this American addiction to make-believe. Apparently, not even empty bellies can cure it. Of all the facts I dug up, none seemed so significant or so dangerous as the overwhelming fact of our lazy, irresponsible, adolescent inability to face the truth or tell it."
—James Rorty, "Where Life is Better" (1936)
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Pretty fascinating that. You can apply it all kinds of ways and see how so many powerful people have exploited it over the years.
I just don't know if it's so "American." It may really be human. I live in Argentina and even though the people here are extremely cynical and negative, they believe what they want to when it suits them. It also works if it's something negative and cynical.
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SMETHPORT ŌĆō McKean County will save over $205,000 by refinancing loans from 2007.
Acting at a special meeting Thursday, County Commissioners Joe DeMott, Al Pingie and Cliff Lane approved a ŌĆ£debt ordinanceŌĆØ that calls for the issuance of $3,590,000 in new bonds to be repaid over an 11-year period.
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An ŌĆ£Artist in ResidenceŌĆØ is helping 10 Kane Middle School students lay the groundwork for a video linked with the Kane Sesquicentennial in 2014.
Author PJ Piccirillo, a historical novelist from Brockport in southern Elk County, is showing the students how to gather information for the video. His appearance in Kane is sponsored, in part, by the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and Arts in Education Partnership.
The school district, the Kane Historical Preservation Society, the Kane 150th Anniversary Committee and the Keystone SMILES Americorps also are hosting his visit to Kane.
Nearly 100 students are taking part in summer classes at the Kane Elementary School.
The ŌĆ£summer schoolŌĆØ is for children who have completed classes from pre-kindergarten through fourth grade.
In a report at a meeting of the Kane School Board earlier this month, Elementary School Principal Linda Lorenzo said children ŌĆ£were invited to summer school based on academic needs.ŌĆØ
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ŌĆ£Clean and GreenŌĆØ offers tax relief to owners of at least 10 acres of agricultural or forest land.
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Acting at a meeting Tuesday at the county courthouse in Smethport, County Commissioners Joe DeMott, Al Pingie and Cliff Lane endorsed a resolution that sets forth criteria for the 2013 tax year.
What began as a dream seven years ago has turned into the biggest summer tourist attraction in Kane.
The sixth annual Art in the Wilds Juried Fine Arts Show will be held Saturday and Sunday at Evergreen Park. The show runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days.
Admission and parking are free.
Between 4,000 and 5,000 visitors are expected during the two-day show, according to founder and director Marilyn Blackmore.
The installation of five new ŌĆ£Welcome To KaneŌĆØ signs began in March and can now be enjoyed when entering Kane Northbound on 321 near Kane High school, Eastbound on Route 6 near the Kane Community Hospital, Westbound on Route 6 near Kane View Motel, Southbound on Route 321 near Glenwood Park or when entering Kane Northbound on Route 66 across from Steve Jerman Memorial Park.┬Ā
This project was funded by local organizations, businesses and individuals.┬ĀThe signs were designed and hand-crafted by Sign Design of Westline.
Erin Vassallo is full of zest as she begins her new job as executive director of the Kane Area Development Center (KADC).
This organization includes the Kane Chamber of Commerce, the Kane Area Industrial Development Corporation (KAIDC) and the Kane Area Revitalization Enterprise (KARE).
The bubbly young woman can hardly contain her zeal as she discusses her key role in promoting Kane business, industry, tourism and the overall quality of life.
When the Kane High School Alumni Memorial Award (KHSAMA) Fund meets in February 2013, it will mark the first time in 28 years that a member of the Class of 1955 has not sat upon that board.
At the May Selection Meeting of the board, President John Thompson, KHS ŌĆÖ55, formally announced that he would be retiring after 16 years of serving on the board.
While local officials are trying not to cause a panic with Ridgway residents, the fact remains the same: with two unexplained fires less than three weeks apart being deemed arson cases, the unease has set in.
"The two that we've had in three weeks, we have an issue," said Ridgway fire chief John Wygant. "I don't want to elaborate on it because I don't want to create a problem in the community, and I don't want to cause a panic or have people running, buying guns and shooting people. We can't have that.
Students taught by Debbie Lenaway may see their teacher more often outside the classroom than in school.
Lenaway spends much of her spare time watching her students perform in concerts or in sporting events such as Little League baseball or youth soccer.
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Rookie Photog 3 – The Exposure Tripod
Rookie Photog #3 – Show Notes
The Exposure Tripod (foundation of your photography)
You can't have a Photograph without light, and an exposure is created by allowing light to hit the photographic medium; your camera's sensor.
If life is like a box of chocolates, then Exposure is like a bowl of cereal!
Exposure Tripod:
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Fill flash – Make more use of flash
Stabilize your body for every shot
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1. I guess the reason most of my pictures are over exposed is 'cause I LOVE CHEERIOS !
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Richard grew up in Boston, launching his styling career in the city's salons as a precision haircutter and a Ouidad-certified stylist. His career took him all over as he worked for fashion shows, news stations, extreme-makeover shows, and movies. Eventually, though, he opened Jon Richard Salon and launched a line of styling products.
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- Address:
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West Hollywood, CA 90069Neighborhood:
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AmericanPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.theeveleigh.com/
- Phone: (424) 239-1630
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday - Wednesday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Thursday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm Supper Menu: Sunday-Tuesday: 10:00pm-12am, Wednesday & Thursday: 10:30-1, Friday & Saturday: 10:30-1:30 Eveleigh is pleased to offer weekend brunch Saturdays and Sundays 10am-3pm Reservations are available for Mother's Day Brunch May 8th, 2011 (424) 239-1630
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: European, American
- Executive Chef: Jordan Toft
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Private Party Facilities: With several options for your next special event, Eveleigh is an ideal choice for your next Birthday, Graduation, Rehearsal Dinner, Shower or Business Event.
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Eveleigh is country comfort: a genuine neighborhood restaurant and bar, where friends, community and family gather on the sunset strip.Continued
Eveleigh embraces a seasonal, local-farm and market driven menu that represents a rustic sensibility, drawing from the influences of old-world European and American country cooking.
Eveleigh's Wine & Spirits offering focuses on classic cocktails, using small batch spirits and a fresh fruit, juices, and house made syrups. The wine program is a smart and concise offering representing the finest grower-producers from California, France, and Australia.
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Eveleigh reviews from OpenTable diners
128 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food3.9Service4
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (84)fit for foodies (68)neighborhood gem (59)hot spot (53)romantic (51)vibrant bar scene (51)good for groups (49)great for brunch (39)special occasion (35)scenic view (32)great for lunch (18)late-night find (17)notable wine list (12)kid-friendly (2)Show More
- BRUNCHTLeeLooLaVIPDined on 11/16/2014I was there early on a Sunday - 10.30am. The venue is beautiful. We were in the Back Bar restaurant open air area. It has spectacular views and is very peaceful. We left around 12pm when it was getting busy, so I imagine its a hotspot for brunch, but if you want great food, gorgeous pressed juice, delicious coffee, and a relaxing time with a beautiful view, come here early and chill with friends and loved ones. Its DEFINITELY my new favorite spot for Brunch and I will be back!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- smug slow and disappointinglilturnupDined on 11/9/2014While it is a beautiful location, I can honestly say this was my least favorite brunch to date. We had four different waitstaff during the 90 minutes it took to get our food. The first waiter was so smug [perhaps unintentionally]. When my 67 year old mother asked for a splenda with her coffee, his response was: 'um yeah..ha we don't do artificial here. Have you heard of organic agave?' I nearly lunged at him. The food was unremarkable and expensive. The drinks came out so slowly that I could have walked next door, had a drink, returned and still not have my mimosa. My sister ordered a cocktail the bartender didn't know how to make, but rather than say that, he brought her the ingredients and told her to do it herself. I was so disappointed
- happytodineVIPDined on 11/7/2014The construction on Sunset makes it hard to get to the restaurant. There is a small valet lot next to it. The place is hopping. The bartender was great! Everyone was really nice. Just crowded. Food was fine.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/7/2014I liked my waiter and appreciated what he, the hosts, and the valet did to help me with my birthday suprise for my guest.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Third time dining here- I love it!EzEatrDined on 11/6/2014What keeps me coming back? I really enjoy the atmosphere; yes it's in the heart of the Sunset Junction but it's far more relaxed than some of the frou frou restaurants catering to that 'Lamborghini crowd'. Eveliegh is for foodies. The menu varies from twists on comfort food to something for the adventurous; staples like Jidory chicken and Lamb meatballs to Sea urchin- your meal can be mild to wild! The staff is obviously well trained on every aspect of the menu items and that means you'll get a good answer when you ask about ingredients or flavors. Maybe they could tell you the name of the chicken that you're about to eat too! So! Come for the variety in the menu, fresh ingredients, outdoor dining atmosphere and killer cocktail list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overrated, lots of issues, and GUM!OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/2/2014Here's the headline: there was chewing gum on one of our plates. Yes, you read that correctly. What we thought was melted cheese was, in fact, someone's chewing gum, on the plate. This followed extremely slow service, at a less-than-crazy-busy afternoon time of 130pm. It took about 15 minutes each time to get the margaritas I ordered. Two of my party's other plates (separate from the gum incident) were wrong -- including my Market Salad, which inexplicably came with tuna instead of salmon... the waiters changed mid-lunch (odd in and of itself) and neglected to tell me of the change until plating. I sent it back and had them make it a steak salad instead -- which took another 15 minutes. Barkeep and door service good. Would not return.
- Great overall. Overcooked burger.TheAstuteSalamiVIPDined on 10/31/2014Eveleigh is a great spot overall. Great space and decor, nice, prompt, attentive service and terrific food. Went with 3 people and we split a bunch of things. Squid, mussels, sea bass, burrata and a burger. Everything was great. My only knock was that they overcooked my burger. And I was greatly looking forward to the burger. But, those things happen. Overall I would highly recommend.Special Features:
- Delicious but small-ish portionsDanielleP143VIPDined on 10/26/2014DELISH but portions are rather small, so keep that in mind when ordering!Special Features:
- Friday, 10/24SoCalJonziepicksDined on 10/24/2014Loved almost everything... only complaint was that we felt very rushed to order and eat quickly. We realize that others would have made reservations after us - and we also had a time limit as we were going to a concert. But we all felt rushed into ordering, and then finishing our courses. Overall we were there only an hour and a half for 3 courses - not long. So we were not lingering over conversation or courses - but felt as if we had to hurry up by the staff. Also, we realize that part of the experience of EvaLeigh is to be given some facts/history on menu items and choices. But we almost received too much info on all the choices we could make. It was a lot of unsolicitated info that we really didn't ask for or care much about.Special Features:
- Sunset strip gem.GazelleDined on 10/23/2014Highly recommend the Eveleigh for its great service, welcoming staff, excellent fresh food, beautiful back deck with open roof giving views of the LA sky and evening lights. Such a pretty setting, comfortable and fun.Special Features:
- Dinner in the neighborhoodPacheDined on 10/21/2014Visiting old friends in LA. While staying at the Sunset Tower Hotel, the concierge recommended Everleigh. We had a great time, the vibe was awesome and waitress was nice (nothing extraordinary). The only problem were the horrible hosts and hostess who were too busy talking amongst each other when we arrive to acknowledge us. When one of them finally did acknowledge us, it was nothing exceptional. If Everleigh gets that part figured out - it should be an overall fantastic spot.Special Features:
- Limited but delicious menuHayleyDkVIPDined on 10/17/2014Dinner at Everleigh has always been a fun experience so I was excited to discover this beautiful restaurant was now open for lunch on Fridays. I scheduled a group birthday lunch and then panicked when we got the menu because there were so few items on it and the birthday gal is a vegetarian. We ordered almost everything on the menu and ate it family style so we could all sample each item. Everything was scrumptious. We were all happy. Then I panicked because the only dessert on the menu was a date cake and that sounded horrible. But, when it came out with the candle and we all tasted it, it was delicious and a fabulous change from the standard desserts we usually order. We'd all go back for lunch and recommend this pretty restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hot Spot on SunsetGermanyDined on 10/16/2014Nice place, great food and nice people with a very good service. We came as tourists with our little daughter and we loved it.Special Features:
- Outstanding Service, Great AmbienceInfromNYDined on 10/15/2014We had a great night at Eveleigh with excellent service from our man Terrell and a variety of dishes that ranged from fantastic to ok. Loved the Grilled Squid and the Grilled Quail. The Lamb meatballs although a popular item, were a bit tough and didn't have too much flavor. The bed of capers and breadcrumbs the lamb sat on, were terrific however. Drinks are great, wine list was good and the sommelier helped pick out the perfect wine. All in all a great evening.Special Features:
- Good Food, Mediocre ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 10/12/2014This was my first time dining at Eveleigh and I was really displeased with the service. It look over an hour to get our entrees. There were multiple servers that attended to our table, but they were not coordinated. Each server asked the same questions of the previous server and it got frustrating repeating the information.
- italianDined on 10/11/2014Service was worse than horrendous. There was a one hour and twenty minute gap between the first few plates brought out and the second group of plates. The waiter also at the beginning of the meal said we needed to order everything at once in the beginning, despite it being all sharing plates, and that we could not order as we ate --- but that they would course it appropriately. So, they both rushed the ordering and then totally botched the pacing making for a horrible horrible meal. Worst service I have had in memory.
- Good but meat oriented brunchTDATVIPDined on 10/5/2014The brunch menu has only one or two vegetarian options, which is odd for brunch.I would recommend this to a friend.
- I love Eveleigh!LeftCoastMogulDined on 10/3/2014Every time I go to Eveleigh, I have a great experience. The place is beautiful and romantic, lively, with a great clientele who all know how to dress great and clearly are there to have a good time. The food is farm-sourced, all house made, and spot-on.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- All good.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/1/2014Was recommended by a friend. Hard to find but once we did we had a very nice dinner. Nice open setting, great food, great service and good atmosphere. Highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/26/2014Food was not near as well prepared as previous visits.Special Features:
- Atmosphere great, food mediocre.DD2001Dined on 9/22/2014If you are are looking for a nice ambience and food is not important this is a good choice. Server was very good but drinks were so-so and not one dish stood out as exceptional.
- LA Bar/RestauranttwithluvDined on 9/20/2014The outdoor area is really nice. The food was great but nothing over the top. The cocktails were very tasty. The only thing that didn't make sense was to see several empty tables and they made us wait 20 min for our table and they did the same with other customs. I feel as if they wanted to create some kind of "experience" like some other places in LA do, make you wait so there are more people standing around. If I wasn't hungry I might have enjoyed my drink without complaining but my husband and I were starving. I dont expect to see every host and bartender with a fake smiley face but workers here had some kind of snob attitude, our server was great though.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Twinkling Lights above City LightsSLondonDined on 9/13/2014I went to dinner next door to this place, and was so curious about it that the very next night I booked a table here for dinner - it did not disappoint. The ambiance and decor were romantic/chic and the menu was pretty well balanced. I would like to see some more vegetarian options though please!Special Features:
- Beautiful garden food disappointingLsc123Dined on 9/12/2014We had Friday lunch .The menu was posted online with the date. The menu when we arrived was different than the one posted. my husband had the lamb sandwich which was stringy and dry. I had quail because chewy overcooked and fried tomatoes which were greasy. My friend had a salad that was kind of boring. The fries were delicious .the server forgot to get my beer They took forever to serv us even longer to get us the check.I would never go back .Special Features:
- Would not go backHeleneHagemansDined on 9/4/2014Girl at reception did not look at us, made us wait to be seated (I had made a reservation and we were on time). We ordered the steak (to share). We were told it was the last one and it was 33 ounces at $5.50 per ounce. I felt the waitress really "sold" the steak to us and made it hard to say no. When she showed us the steak, it was massive! Then the table next to us (3 people) also ordered a steak and when that was shown at the table it was obviously much smaller than ours. The wine I wanted wasn't available, but a Spanish one, similar I was told, was. Off course this was slightly more expensive then the one we wanted! The steak was $180 and the total dinner (2 pre dinner drinks, bottle of white and steak to share was $400). Not worth it.Special Features:
- disappointmentOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/3/2014our waitress was pretending to be nice but she was actually rude and hysterical. food was quite greasy, the squid, that used to my favorite ever of your restaurant, was unnecessarily spicy and not so good as it used to be. I imagine, u have must changed the chefs? I don't think I'll come back or recommend it to friends anymore
- garden party farm foodie dreamKlabDined on 8/30/2014The ambiance was outstanding, and overall it was a garden party farm to table foodie dream. It was a perfect treat to come celebrate my birthday with a few friends. The wait staff, though sometimes hard to get the attention of, was very pleasant and attractive. Was slightly disappointed that there wasn't even so much as a complimentary strawberry as a birthday treat. I would expect a restaurant of this caliber and price to go a little above and beyond for special occasions in some way. That would probably be my only complaint. Otherwise I had a perfect, classy evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WildeForFoodDined on 8/29/2014This is my last shot at Eveleigh. Despite arriving early for our reservation, the friendly hostess quickly sat my date and on a beautiful two top... between two large noisy parties on the deck. Not exactly a great spot for a low-key romantic dinner. She was very accommodating when we asked to be moved. Server was very knowledgeable about the menu and suggested several things. However, I do not understand the draw of this place when it comes to the food. I'm underwhelmed. I really want to love it, but third strike, there are too many other places with more inventive kitchens. Final side note, I get it, you like to squeeze your own citrus juices but I don't get the pretentiousness of not stocking cranberry juice at the bar. It's absurd.Special Features:
- Third Time is Not the Charm.TonyHTonyHVIPDined on 8/28/2014My third trip back to Eveleigh was hijacked by lousy service. Our waitress didn't introduce herself until we had been seated for a good half-hour. Our orders took forever to appear and they were very poorly paced. The food was ok, but not worth the hassle. I won't be back.
- Great service, great foodElevensesDined on 8/28/2014Our waiter was excellent. He knew pretty much everything. Get a seat on the back patio. The front has too much traffic noise from Sunset. All the food was excellent. It was the first time I'd ever had urchin. The thing was still alive on the table watching me eat it.Special Features:
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- Fantastic is an understatementTippycanoeVIPDined on 8/16/2014Was visiting West Hollywood an found this gem. Will recommend to all heading to the area and we can't wait to take a trip back. The food was amazing, our waitress was friendly and knowledgable. The court yard is so romantic. 10 out of 10Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Up sell warningcjackDined on 8/16/2014Love the food and ambiance but hate the hard sell. At least if I'm being up sold I don't want to feel like it. Our waitress talked my husband into a $100+ bottle of wine that taste like apple cider vinegar and then tried to push a $5/oz (yes I said ounce) bone in pork chop on us. Really, I should pay $5/oz for bone??? And don't tell me I have to order everything at once just so you can make sure you turn my table. Take charge of your experience and it will be wonderful. Follow the server's "suggestions" and you will leave feeling robbed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Horrible service, will never returnLAfoodieDined on 8/16/2014Held my birthday brunch here. Server was extremely rude. My partner wanted to buy champagne for the table -instead server charged the group & it was too much of a headache to separate checks later. A vegan friend wanted to buy side of tomatoes; server didn't respond, just pointed to a line in menu reading "no substitutions." I protested - that's not a substitution! She wants to PAY for tomatoes to go w/ the overpriced avocado toast. Another patron, not with our party, accidentally bumped into a runner with a tray full of glasses. Rather than apologizing to patron, he blamed him - embarrassed in front of restaurant! When I asked to recommend a cocktail, the a-hole bartender replied "they're all good or wouldn't be on menu." Worst restaurant!
- great drinks, skip dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/9/2014I had visited for cocktails before, first time dining. I like the concept of small share plates but I think you need to have a big variety and offer a good value. At $16 to $29 a plate you would expect more than a fist size quail and a small handful of crab. The jidori chicken is the best deal. The padron peppers lack seasoning and the croutons in the kale salad were old. The quail was tasty but alas all-in-all just not a satisfying meal. The drink menu is interesting and they craft a beautiful cocktail and the service and setting are excellent but even if you order 3 plates per person (~$60-70/pp for food alone) or order a burger, which is not my idea of fine dining, you will not leave satiated.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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