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At Barack Obama's request, tomorrow in the Lincoln Memorial, Gene Robinson, the first openly non-celibate homosexual bishop in the Episcopal Church, will deliver the invocation for the inauguration kick-off.
This is tragic not mainly because Obama is willing to hold up the legitimacy of homosexual intercourse, but because he is willing to get behind the church endorsement of sexual intercourse between men.
It is one thing to say: Two men may legally have sex. It is another to say: The Christian church acted acceptably in blessing Robinson's sex with men.
The implications of this are serious.
It means that Barack Obama is willing, not just to tolerate, but to feature a person and a viewpoint that makes the church a minister of damnation. Again, the tragedy here is not that many people in public life hold views (like atheism) that lead to damnation, but that Obama is making the church the minister of damnation.
The apostle Paul says,
Do you not know that the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived: neither the sexually immoral, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor men who practice homosexuality, nor thieves , nor the greedy, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor swindlers will inherit the kingdom of God. And such were some of you. But you were washed, you were sanctified, you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus and by the Spirit of our God. (1 Corinthians 6:9-11)
What is Paul saying about things like adultery, greed, stealing, and homosexual practice? As J. I. Packer puts it, "They are ways of sin that, if not repented of and forsaken, will keep people out of God's kingdom of salvation." (Christianity Today, January 2003, p. 48).
In other words, to bless people in these sins, instead of offering them forgiveness and deliverance from them, is to minister damnation to them, not salvation.
The gospel, with its forgiveness and deliverance from homosexual practice, offers salvation. Gene Robinson, with his blessing and approval of homosexual practice, offers damnation. And he does it in the name of Christ.
It is as though Obama sought out a church which blessed stealing and adultery, and then chose its most well-known thief and adulterer, and asked him to pray.
One more time: The issue here is not that presidents may need to tolerate things they don't approve of. The issue is this: In linking the Christian ministry to the approval of homosexual activity, Christ is made a minister of condemnation.
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Sarah Montgomery Lewis Wilhite, 95, died on Friday, January 4, 2013.
Born July 31, 1917, in Marshall County, Tn., she was preceded in death by her parents, Hoyle Montgomery and Lizzie Long Montgomery; by her brother, Thomas Newton Montgomery, Sr.; and by her first husband, George Robert Lewis, and second husband, Oscar Robert Wilhite, both of whom she cared for with unwavering strength and love.
Mrs. Wilhite graduated from the University of Chattanooga in 1939. She earned a Masters in Education in 1971 from the University of Chattanooga and was a member of Delta Kappa Gamma. She taught for 40 years in the Hamilton County School system, primarily the fifth grade at John A. Patton, Signal Mountain Elementary and Thrasher Elementary Schools. Mrs. Wilhite has a place in the hearts of the many children she has taught; few households in the Signal Mountain area have not in some way been the beneficiaries of Mrs. Wilhite's positive influence.
Mrs. Wilhite has held affiliations with the League of Women Voters, Signal Mountain Garden Club, and Symphony Guild and has served as a tutor in the R.E.A.D. Program. She was a member of the Signal Mountain Golf and Country Club and was a member of the Tennessee Golden Girls Golf Group, having taken up the sport in later years. Mrs. Wilhite played golf well into her 94th year of life. For many years she was an active member of the Ladies Golf Association at the Signal Mountain Golf and Country Club. Throughout the years she participated in numerous golf events, receiving many awards for her outstanding play. On two occasions, her Seniors group won the Tennessee Senior Women's Tournament.
Among her most cherished relationships were those within the Signal Mountain Presbyterian Church, where she held membership since 1942. She served in many capacities there, including as an elder since 1991 and as a president of the Women of the Church. Under Mrs. Wilhite's leadership the women's service group "In His Service" was formed to carry out various projects for those in need and to encourage the use of each member's own gifts and talents to bring joy to others. She long worked in the Children's and Youth Departments at the Church. This year was the first year of Vacation Bible School that Mrs. Wilhite missed helping in some capacity. Since becoming a resident of the Alexian Village in 2001, she had made daily visits to the health care center, visiting patients and bringing them a loving greeting. Mrs. Wilhite's has been a life of service to others.
Remaining to cherish her memory and legacy are her brother, Hoyle Fleming Montgomery, Jr., of Lewisburg; sister-in-law, widow of her brother, Thomas, Kathleen Hill Montgomery, also of Lewisburg; stepdaughters Ava Wilhite Navin (Tom), Rita Wilhite-Foster (Richard), and Roberta Wilhite Esslinger (Sam); niece, Sarah Montgomery Lavender (Timothy); two nephews: Thomas Newton Montgomery, Jr. (Sherrie), and Robert Hoyle Montgomery (Emma); five great-nephews, three great-nieces, and three great-great-nephews.
Mrs. Wilhite's family is grateful to the congregation of Signal Mountain Presbyterian Church for their support and for the love and care they have shown her during her life and throughout her illness. Thank you also to the Residents of Alexian Village, their staff and her personal caregivers.
The family will receive friends on Saturday, Jan. 12, from 10-11 a.m. in the Greeting Room of the Signal Mountain Presbyterian Church. A Celebration of Life Service will follow in the church sanctuary.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Signal Mountain Presbyterian Church Children's or Youth Program.
Arrangements are by Lane Funeral Home, Ashland Terrace.
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Good Value, Not so good music
The location was good for sightseeing, a 15 minute drive to opry land. A 20 minute walk (or very short taxi ride) to broadway. A couple of bars and restaurants just opposite the hotel. Free parking.
The singers/songwriters night held nightly in the hotel bar sounds a good idea but after two or more singers you have probably had enough unless you are an avid country music fan and appreciate anything. It is not lively music and mainly just singer and guitar which can been quite flat after 6 or 7 different groups.
The reception staff were excellent and very helpful, the pool was small but clean and big enough for the amount of people using it. The bar staff were friendly and drinks reasonably priced (but no spirits), but dont eat, the food in the bar was poor.
The rooms were stayed in (3 couples in 3 rooms) were all clean and a good size.
There is laundry facilities. Would recomment this hotel as value for money
Wouldn't stay anywhere else!
I have stayed at the Best Western Music Row several times. In fact, I am writing this from my room there at this moment. I have stayed in other motels in Nashville but I find this one to be the best! The rooms are clean, the service is GREAT, and the lounge entertainment is enjoyable. I stayed at a motel in another city not far from Nashville last night and let me tell you...the rooms weren't that great, the service was very undesirable, AND the price was DOUBLED! I was outraged and appalled by the other motel, but stepping through the door at Best Western Music Row was like stepping through the door of my own home. Thanks, staff, for remaining friendly and true to your customers. BW Music Row is the best!
Hard to find at first, but a good location and hotel
this hotel is right off of the main drag. it is a little hard to find at first; there are some roundabouts and one-way streets. Program the hotel phone number on your cell phone. it is near the entertainment district, the ryman auditorium (!!), and just around the corner from music row. you can walk to the RCA studio where Elvis (!!) cut a lot of his best stuff. it's a good location, a clean hotel, has a friendly and helpful staff, a good view of the nashville skyline, and DOES have a nice pub with good live local music, sort of an open mike style club with
nice, friendly people. and there are a few small, and good, restaurants, just a block away; you can see them from the hotel window. nothing fancy, but a NICE, CLEAN PLACE and a good value for the money.
Best Western Music Row
Just returned from a two week Tennessee vacation. We stayed in Nashville for the first week at the Best Western Music Row. From a location point of view, we were very close to the downtown district, Ryman, Country Music Hall of Fame, downtown nightlife, etc. However, the hotel could use some sprucing up. Our room was clean but it had a damp, musty feel to it. The only way to keep the moisture off the windows was to turn up the heat which therefore made the room too warm. We had to use towels to keep the water from running onto the floor. Despite this, the hotel staff were very friendly and helped out anyway they could.
Great value and friendly
just got home to scotland after staying at best western music row found the rooms spotless and even had complimentary continental breakfast,lounge was open and had good live singers on thursdays and fridays as part of new singers and songwriters night.Good location for music row and only 20 mins walk to the district.
Only slight problem was the swimming pool did not seem to be opened and the weather was scorching so missed having a dip. staff were friendly and helpful would recommend as good value for money. thanks again
Nice Clean Hotel
Husband and I stayed at the Best Western Music Row in Nashville March 2005. It is in a somewhat confusing location but with a few twists and turns we found it. This was not my first choice of hotels but others were booked up. I was really pleased with how clean the room was. It had a couch,table,chairs and king bed--very comfortable. Great view of the Nashville skyline. Overall a very good value for the $. Our only problem with the stay was when we went to eat at a nearby steakhouse restaurant which is located near Centennial Park and next to a Hampton Inn. As we were getting in the car we were suddenly approached by a person asking for money. The person was very polite! It turned out ok but just be aware of that possibility in the area around the park. Been visiting Nashville for years and never had this happen before. I think I will book a hotel with a restaurant on our next trip just to feel more secure.
Weekend Stay
We stayed the weekend of February 12th to attend a Motorcycle show at the Nashville Fairgrounds. The hotel was clean, and was very convenient to the Downtown area. The only problem that we could see, there was not enough towels in the bathrooms, but that was easily corrected. Just wanted to say thank you and we will definately return.
Its worth the money I guess
I have stayed at this property many times. First problem is it is very hard to find the first time you visit but that gets easier once you learn the area. Second problem is they still say they have a lounge and it has never once been open. I was told by a person there that it was reopened but wasnt. Also out of my last 3 trips to the property the pool was never open. Also they never get the reservations right. (IE) number of people and beds, price always is higher when you arrive so make sure you print out you reciept in detail before you go and they will honor the price. I called Best Western directly to report the problems and they didnt even know about them. All and all its only $5.00 to get a cab to Downtown and most of the staff is very nice. It is the least expensive place to stay that is nice and close to everything and the rooms are VERY clean. So if you just want to spend a weekend in Nashville and you are on a budget THIS PROPERTY IS FOR YOU!.
Just Ok
I was a little disappointed with my stay.First let me start by saying that I felt if the other best western could supply an airport shuttle it would have been nice to have received one here. My biggest disappointment though was that I came to Nashville for music and the hotel claimed to have a lounge with live music so that is why I chose it.This is the exact quote from the web site."We offer a full-service lounge with live entertainment nightly, a free continental breakfast and we are a pet-friendly hotel".On the positive side the rooms were very neat and well kept and some of the staff were very friendly and knowledgable about the area.
Nice Stay
My daughter and I thought it was nice and clean. The staff at the hotel was very nice and willing to help in any way.The cleaning service kept our room clean and fresh. We were just a little disappointed because we thought we could walk downtown, it seemed at least 2-3 miles. And the hotel was hard to find because we couldn't find Division Street on any map.
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Nothing like the Grand Ole Opery
With a late afternoon arrival to our hotel, we made a quick check of the hotel pool before heading off to find a place for dinner. Our hope was to find something near the Grand Ole Opery so that we could take a quick peek around before the crowd arrives. Our hotel location worked out well as it was a quick hop down the highway to Operyland. As we later came to find out, we the close proximity of our hotel worked out nicely as we made a few trips to ...
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The Campbell School was established in the year 2002.
Its mission is to provide a developmentally appropriate preschool and kindergarten program in an atmosphere of security, warmth, acceptance and encouragement.
The Campbell School is dedicated to maintaining a learning environment designed to enrich all students by meeting their unique educational and developmental needs.
The school is fully licensed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts through the Department of Early Education and Care.
Located in the Temple Shalom on the corner of Blue Hill Avenue and Decker Street, the school has a daily capacity of sixty-six children.
The children range in age from 2.9 years through 6 years old.
The Campbell School provides a prepared learning environment where each child is free to act and develop along the lines of his or her own inner direction.
Teachers guide and encourage the preschool child to develop skills, which lead toward communication and self-confidence.
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National avg.: 13:1
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I'm looking for a recipe for a cookie that my grandmother used to make at christmas. She used to make everyone in my family their own tin of cookies every year for christmas. Now that she's passed away, me and my sister do it for our family! This year, we actually have a request for one particular kind of cookie she used to make. Nobody knows what they are called and I can't seem to find anything online. We know for sure the following ingredients were in it (but are not limited to just these) cocoa powder, coconut, multi-coloured marshmallows. i think there might be oatmeal in it, but i honestly cannot remember. any help anyone can give would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks!!!
I found this in my SIL's Betty Crocker cookbook awhile back and have been wanting to try it. Maybe this is what you're looking for?
Oatmeal-Chocolate Clusters
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1 pkg (6 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
1/3 cup butter or margarine
16 large marshmallows
½ tsp vanilla
2 cups rolled oats
1 cup flaked coconut
Heat chocolate chips, butter, and marshmallows in 3-quart saucepan over low heat, stirring constantly, until smooth; remove from heat. Mix in vanilla, oats and coconut. Drop mixture by teaspoonfuls onto waxed paper and shape into clusters with hands. Refrigerate until firm, about 30 minutes. About 3½ dozen candies.
Bran-Chocolate Clusters: Substitute ½ cup whole bran cereal for ½ cup of the oats.
Here's another. Just calls for regular marshmallows but maybe she altered the recipe to use mini colored ones?
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Boerum Hill: Sunday's Atlantic Antic Street Festival = live music + copious gut busters ranging from baklava and funnel cake to pulled pork and roasted corn. [Hell's Half Acre] East Village: The Bourgeois Pig plans to move to a new location next week, which means the original space is that much closer to becoming a New World wine-and-beer bar serving homemade versions of Hostess snacks! [Imbible] Harlem: One of uptown's favorite food carts, Super Tacos on 96th and Broadway, is a finalist at the Vendy Awards this Saturday. [Uptown Flavor] Midtown East: Nikki Beach restaurant and nightclub wants to lure you back in the morning with a weekend buffet brunch. [Grub Street] Soho: Joe on Greene Street near Prince introduces a Fall program of coffee-related classes including "Coffee & The Environment"; "How to Cup: Single Origin Coffee"; and "How to Cup: Exploring Roasteries" that will begin in October. [Grub Street] Upper West Side: Just the right bargain to make us think about how much mark-up we've been getting charged for wine: Order the $35 prix fixe on Sundays at Compass restaurant and any bottle you order is 50 percent off. [Grub Street]READ MORE »
Astoria: Check out photos of both the interior and the baked goods at newly opened coffeehouse the Soleil Cafe, on Astoria Boulevard South near 38th Street. [Joey in Astoria] Chelsea: There goes the neighborhood: a sushi restaurant at 23rd Street has been replaced by a new spot called Chicken & Beer. "What next, 'Hamburgers and Crack?'" [Blog Chelsea] Klee Brasserie has added dishes like Lowenbrau sauerkraut with Kobe bratwurst and warm apple strudel to its menu in honor of Oktoberfest. [Eat for Victory/VV] Clinton Hill: Thirty-year-old Gourmet Kitchen closes for good on September 30. [Clinton Hill Blog] East Village: The Joy of Sake (with all its tasty bites) is this Thursday. [NYM] Lower East Side: Rosario's Pizza isn't good but should be honored because "there should always be room in every NYC neighborhood for a basic slice joint." [Lost City] Midtown East: New Japanese tea and sweet shop Tafu, on 51st Street near Third Avenue, not only serves extraordinary brews but also an imported thermos which keeps ice frozen for seventeen hours. [Mouthing Off/Food & Wine]READ MORE »
Astoria: Patisserie la Brioche D'Or has just opened on Steinway at 25th Avenue and is baking up some French pastries and delicious North African treats. [Joey in Astoria] East Village: Leaving the old classic Kiev sign above the new garish American Grill one is like a slap in to old schoolers who remember their old haunt. [Lost City] Fort Greene: Mo-Bay Caribbean joint has given up the ghost, and a wine bar is taking its place. [Eat for Victory/VV] Little Italy: San Gennaro's fast-food frenzy ends today, but there are still a few restaurants in the area where you can eat a normal meal. [NYT] Midtown East: Shinbashi sushi restaurant helped introduce raw-fish consumption to New York in the seventies. Now it can be found in the former Savannah Steak space on 48th Street. [Restaurant Girl] Sagaponack: Townline BBQ impresses as being legitimately Texan, at least by Hamptons standards. [NYT] Southampton: Long Island oysters are plump and sweet and now being sought after by restaurants from the Hamptons to Manhattan. [Newsday]READ MORE »
Greenpoint: Casserole fanatic turned cookbook author Emily Farris is hosting a cook-off at Brooklyn Label on October 16. Register now! [Brooklyn Based] Midtown East: The Tao formula should fit right in on Lincoln Road in South Beach. [Down by the Hipster] Tribeca: Bubby's owner Ron Silver is finally giving up his pie recipes in a cookbook out this month. [NYS] Upper West Side: Barbuto chef-partner Jonathan Waxman turns to southern fare this fall when he opens Madaleine Mae on Columbus Avenue at 82nd Street. [NYT] West Village: In comparing Bay Area restaurant trends to those in New York, critic Michael Bauer concedes: Blue Hill chef Dan Barber "does Chez Panisse one better by growing most of the food at his farm in Hudson Valley." [Between Meals/San Francisco Chronicle]READ MORE »
Bedford-Stuyvesant: Councilman Al Vann, have you responded yet to those irate letters about that trash-strewn lot on Throop between Jefferson and Hancock? It sure looks pretty nasty. [Bed-Stuy Blog] Brooklyn Heights: The Herman Behr Mansion on Pierrepont Street, which has housed a survivor of the Titanic, prostitutes, and Franciscans monks, is on sale for $12 million. [Brooklyn Eagle via McBrooklyn] Greenpoint: Acid-tongued blogger Miss Heather can't decide which she hates more: this Fedders-type eyesore on North Henry Street or the Brooklyn Paper. [Newyorkshitty] Midtown East: Oh, no! This Sunday is the last day for Madison Avenue's Dahesh Museum of Art, which features nineteenth- and twentieth-century European artists. Dahesh, we hardly knew ye. [NewYorkology] Upper East Side: This area single gal is disgusted with new TV show Gossip Girl's depiction of her hood … and wants today's vapid girl teens to have more role models like Condi Rice. [Upper East Side Informer] Williamsburg: It's not fair that East River State Park closes so early that you have to watch the sunset through locked gates, is it? [I'm Not Sayin', I'm Just Sayin']READ MORE »
Chelsea: Trestle on Tenth launches weekend brunch this Saturday with a fall menu that includes bacon-and-onion rösti and banana-stuffed French toast with vanilla syrup. Fort Greene: IHOP is making more New York moves: In addition to taking on Times Square, the chain will open an outlet on Livingston Street near Bond Street. [NYDN] Midtown East: Bloomingdale's has moved tangy fro-yo pioneer Forty Carrots from the basement to a larger, more befitting seventh floor space. [NYT] Sherry-Lehmann wine store has completed its relocation to Park Avenue at 59th Street. [NYT] Red Hook: You may have missed LeNell's absinthe tasting (she drinks it up by the way), but she'll host a tequila tasting this Sunday in honor of Mexican Independence Day. [LeNell's] Upper West Side: A second Magnolia bakery will open on 69th Street at Columbus this winter, and owner Steve Abrams thinks he can keep it a secret from tourists. [Eater] Juan Cuevas has left Blue Hill to be the chef de cuisine at Ed Brown's Eighty One, which should open in December. [NYS]READ MORE »
East Village: Between securing a liquor license and finishing construction on what will be Sakaya sake store, the owners are blogging. [Down by the Hipster] Flatiron: A BBQ tasting at Hill Country is the next stop for 4-Foodies; the event includes meeting the chefs and leaving with swag. [4-Foodies] Harlem: "A few seemed comatose, their heads lolling, but most were lively" at La Granja live-poultry market on Amsterdam Avenue at 126th Street. The roasted results are so much better than supermarket chickens. [NYS] Lower East Side: Months of Craigslist ads must have done some good, Tailor has scored Room 4 Dessert veteran Pam Yung as the fifth member of its kitchen team. [NYS] Meatpacking District: Paradou's next dirty bingo night is September 18: kinky prizes furnished by Kiki De Montparnasse. Midtown East: Condolences to those who like a good frisking before lunch, the afternoon buffet in the U.N. Delegates Dining Room will be closed to the public from September 25 – October 5 while the General Assembly convenes. [NewYorkology]READ MORE »
Brooklyn Heights: Henry Street has become a dining destination. [Brooklyn Paper] Midtown East: Donatella Arpaia's father, Lello, will open an "elegant Italian place, which has fabric walls and flattering lighting" called Fiorini at 209 East 56th Street this Saturday. [NYT] Tribeca: The co-owner of Murray's Bagels plans to open his own shop called Original Zucker's Bagels & Smoked Fish on Chambers at West Broadway by October. [Grub Street] West Village: Paris Commune is trying to woo its detractors by offering weekday brunch from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. [NYS] Williamsburg: DuMont Burger is expanding into a space next door in order to separate its takeout business from sit-down dining. [Eater]READ MORE »
Dumbo: Superfine is hosting a Brazilian cocktail and dance party on Sunday night to benefit a "baptism ceremony for new students" of Capoeira Brooklyn. [Dumbo NYC] East Village: Squid guts at Menkui-tei in Cooper Square are not as delicious as they sound. [Eat for Victory/VV] Fort Greene: A bakery called Krumbs will open in the old Frosted Moon Emporium on Vanderbilt just near Myrtle. [Clinton Hill Blog] Lower East Side: Schiller's wants you to know that it's not a massage parlor. Oh, and delivery is discounted. [Eater] Midtown East: Crush Wine is taking 20 percent off all white bottles under $55 through this Friday. [Grub Street] West Village: Scott Bryan expects to have his kitchen at 10 Downing Street up and running by November. [Mouthing Off]READ MORE »
Astoria: The owners of Sai Organics health-food store have opened an organic restaurant in the old Keystone Diner spot on 30th Avenue near 31st Street. [Joey in Astoria] East Village: The prices of Gemma's rustic fare are shocking "and not in a Kobe/Gilt kind of way." [Gastro Chic] Meatpacking District: PM may lose its liquor license soon if complaining neighbors sway the community board. [Down by the Hipster] Midtown East: Menchanko-Tei has been closed by the Department of Health. [Midtown Lunch] Soho: Jerry's diner has closed, but the owner may be looking for a new space. [Eater] Tribeca: Peat Week at Brandy Library starts August 20 bringing a series of public "peated" Scotch tastings and special menu offerings. [Brandy Library] Pomodoro's II on West Broadway at Murray Street will soon share its space with a Cheesesteak Factory Express. [Grub Street] West Village: Reservations by phone are required if you want to eat the last of the Chianina steak at Maremma only on offer through next Friday. [Grub Street]READ MORE »
Astoria: The newly opened Valverde at the corner of Steinway and 36th Avenue is offering up some fresh Mediterranean flavors. [Joey in Astoria] Boerum Hill: One Girl Cookies gets accused of price deception. [Chowhound] Midtown East: Brasserie, Café Centro, and Naples 45 have each developed tomato-centric menus that can be ordered now through September. [Grub Street] Midtown West: The Treats Truck will hold court at 38th Street and Fifth Avenue on Tuesday. [Treats Truck] Soho: Jerry's diner will give up the ghost on Sunday after brunch service. [Eater]READ MORE »
Brooklyn Heights: Yet another Montague Street restaurant mascot has been vandalized … and it sure looks creepy lying on the ground. [Brooklyn Heights Blog] Chelsea: Um: Cool air was being force-fed into the Episcopal seminary here during shooting of a new TV show about an immortal detective yesterday. Huh? [Blog Chelsea] Clinton Hill: A former dry cleaner on Lafayette is accepting "proposal's" [sic] for the space. [Clinton Hill Blog] Flatbush: Doesn't this post-rainstorm pic remind you of how Tara looked when Scarlett finally got there from Atlanta? [Living in Victorian Flatbush] Harlem: Extreme Makeover: Home Edition hunk Ty Pennington will build a playground at P.S. 72 to help fight ADHD. Or something like that; we stopped paying attention. [HealthNewsDigest via Uptown Flavor] Midtown East: Developer Sheldon Solow faces off against locals as he launches the approval process for a massive riverside residential-commercial project between 35th and 41st Streets. [NYS] Williamsburg: When new buildings go up, taggers hit them fast to make sure they fit in with the graffitiscape. [Gowanus Lounge]READ MORE »
East Village: If you're a police officer, a nurse, or another kind of emergency service responder, S'MAC will give you a 15 percent discount on your order now through Labor Day. [S'MAC] Flatiron: The name of the new Gansevoort coming to Park Avenue will be … Gansevoort Park. [Down by the Hipster] Harlem: More mega-chain fast food coming soon. [Uptown Flavor] Little Italy: La Esquina now serves breakfast. [Eat for Victory/VV] Midtown East: Tonight at the Mercedes Benz showroom, Adirondack Creamery and Chinatown Ice Cream Factory will dole out green-tea, kulfi-pistachio-cardamom, and almond-cookie ice creams (among other flavors) to ticket holders supporting Asian Women in Business. [AWIB] Midtown West: On August 23, former Maya chef de cuisine Julian Medina is opening his own nouveau Mexican restaurant called Toloache at 251 West 50th Street. [Grub Street]READ MORE »
Battery Park City: Flurt frozen yogurt looks almost complete on South End Avenue. [Eater] East Village: Wannabistro 26 Seats has just changed owners, but for now the menu will remain the same. [Grub Street] Flatiron: The Gansevoort people plan to open another hotel on Park Avenue South somewhere in the Twenties. [Down by the Hipster] Midtown East: Gilt will close for the last two weeks in August, before chef Christopher Lee debuts the fall menu. [Grub Street] Sunset Park: Sunset Park locals fight to keep out Papa John's pizza: "I feel like this is the neighborhood's last stand," says one pie protester. [NYT] Upper West Side : Aix brasserie will host a six-course wine dinner next Monday night showcasing rosé. [Grub Street]READ MORE »
Astoria: The Greek Orthodox feast of St. Irene Chrysovalantou began on Thursday but will continue through the weekend with celebrations and copious amounts of street food. [Joey in Astoria] Harlem: House of Seafood may be the next victim of "adverse possession," by which small business are being pushed out by property managers to make way for gentrification. [Amsterdam News via Uptown Flavor] Meatpacking District: 4foodies, an online community site, is launching with a dinner Tuesday at 5 Ninth that includes a meet-and-greet with the chef. [4Foodies] Midtown East: The new Pret a Manger on Madison between 48th and 49th Streets is giving away a limited supply of free prepackaged lunches today to promote Monday's official opening. [Grub Street] Sherry-Lehmann wine store is orchestrating a move from its longtime home at 679 Madison Avenue to Park and 59th; the plywood covering the construction is a fabulous shade of plum. [Lost City] Prospect Heights: Vanderbilt Avenue now boasts an old-fashioned ice-cream shop, the Old Brooklyn Parlor, that offers contemporary flavors like ginger crème brûlée. [Eat for Victory/ VV] Tribeca: Tonight at Brandy Library from 6 to 8 p.m., David Suro hosts a free tasting of Tequilas Siembra Azul. [Brandy Library] Upper East Side: Multiple local bars are registered for BuyYourFriendADrink.com, a service that allows you to purchase drinks and bar tabs in advance online. [Upper East Side Informer] Williamsburg: A new Pinkberry clone joins the fro-yo fray on Driggs Avenue near North 9th Street with a mango lassi flavor standing in for green tea. [Eater]READ MORE »
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