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I guess I probably know more about this than anyone. I lived in the Hobart Theatre Building. My father is the dentist referred to in one of the blogs. The building had two entrances, one: 31-12 54th Street and the other was a back door ( usually locked) on thirty first avenue. The tenants upstairs were: My father Dr. Irwin M Yarry, Dr. Wile, MD, A dental lab and the dance studio. On the ground floor was a hardware store, a barbershop, and a dry cleaner. On the corner was a restaurant, referred to as " the greeks", then the movie entrance and a liquor store. This was as late as 1958. I worked as an usher after school, had free movie tickets all my childhood. It was a beautiful theatre. The building now looks terrible. Our apartment was three bedrooms, one bath, my fathers office which had a separate door next to the apartment. Would love to hear from anyone in the old neighborhood. I went to PS 151, Junior HS 10 and Bryant H.S.
I lived in the Woodside Houses 1954-1986. Hobart was a great little theatre. Frances ran the candy counter and a mother/daughter duo were the matrons. I remember the rest rooms upstairs had a big wide hallway. Films I remember there were 'The Last Voyage' and 'Peyton Place.' People walked up the avenue to the pizza place opposite Bryant High School…juke box was cool. They even gave out free dishes! There was a luncheonette on one corner and a bar on the other..also a jewerly store and vegetable store. Charlotte Pollock dance studio shared a space on an upper level of the bldg…a dentist too.
cont…laser disc and dvd prints and i rode that fear out by grasping onto the arms of the seat and dug my heels into the floor!
i know now that this was a ripp-off of ray harryhausen's "7th voyage of sinbad with some of the same lead actors and inferior stop-motion animation models but it holds a special place in my heart to this day!
another great day at the hobart theatre!
jack the giant killer and dr. no
wow, the movie-going experience of my young life!
i am seven years-old and my dear sister, mary shea took me to see this double-feature and i was stunned by the colors that were dripping off the screen~gorgeous hues of red,purple and blue,ect.. when the flying witc attacked the viking ship,i remember the daylight sky turning black as night, not like the reddish color seen on the
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I remember when "Stagecoach" was playing at the Hobart and my mother MADE me take my two much younger brothers with me (Oh, the humiliation!) I needed another nickle for admission, so I had to agree. Unfortunately, both my brothers got so antsy and noisy the theater's matron (white dress, gloves, cap and a flashlight) made me take them out. I didn't get to see the end of "Stagecoach" until several years later.
We use to see 2 features, a action serial, one or sometimes 2 shorts, Movietone News and a couple of cartoons. All for 15 cents admission.
I went to PS 151 just down the block from the Hobart Theater. I lived on 48th St between Northern Blvd and Broadway. To get to the theater I went past my high school, Wm. C. Bryant HS ("Out the door in '54"), then past 151.
Cardboard posters were in almost every store window in the area with logos and stars names and movie titles and dates adorning them, along with the Hobart Theater's summertime motto, "Beat the heat in a Hobart seat" because it was one of the first to have air-conditioning. We tough kids used to parody the motto as, "Beat your meat in a Hobart seat."
Not being from Queens I never visited the theatre . But my cousin did all the time and that is where he contracted ringworm.
Here is an item from Boxoffice magazine, January 1963:
NEW YORK-Arthur Marks, assistant manager of the Plaza Theater, Manhattan art house playing "David and Lisa", has leased the 600-seat Hobart Theater, Woodside, L.I. (sic) starting January 6. The theater will continue a policy of playing art and foreign films.
It does seem that the majority of evidence suggests that 51-06 is correct, so I've updated the address. Should the balance sway towards 51-05, we can always change it back.
Thanks to Ed, Lost Memory, and Warren for putting some serious effort into getting the correct address.
Next time, though, please remember that the right answer can sometimes be fuzzy, and it's ok to have a difference of opinion about something. ;)
We already deciphered the address fella. Your visit to the site gave you an opportunity to inhale some fresh air. It appears that the fresh air had no effect. EdSolero and lostmemory did the difficult work of finding the correct address before you even considered visiting the former Hobart theatre. You enjoy taking the credit fella how about taking the blame for your mistake in the first place.
Warren… Do you even read the posts that you attack so viciously and – seemingly – with impunity? The whole point that we "Cub Scouts" made in the posts above was to establish a proper address for the Hobart Theater, which, it turns out, is most definitely NOT at 51-05 31st Ave as you seemed to be so vehemently defending. When Lost Memory suggested that the 51-05 address was a city park, you responded with your typical condescension and instigated a good deal of ill-will on this page. The research that Lost and I did (separately but with a common goal) was the first to bear out what your photos and the newspaper clippings you recently posted have verified: that the Hobart was on the south side of 31st Ave at a building whose building lot address is 51-06 31st Avenue on a block bound by 51st and 54th Streets. Why do you persist in being so maddeningly obtuse and offensive? And why do you ridicule anyone else's efforts to determine some facts here? You yourself have spent plenty of space on this site trying to confirm street addresses and verify that certain theaters never had the word "The" in their names… I mean, really!
Here is an image of the deed for the Hobart building… You can read the property description to verify it discusses the lot between 54th and 51st on the south side of 31st Ave and identifies the "premises being known as 51-06 31st Ave" and you may further note that the "Thirty First Avenue Theater Corp" conveyed the property in 1981. Do I get to graduate to the real Boy Scouts now? Do I get a badge? You know what… don't even answer. Frankly, starting here and now I'm not going to concern myself further with any of your antagonisms. Except for maybe reporting to Patrick and Ross what a complete ass you are being of late. And if that comment gets me a warning and/or 1 day suspension, I think it would have been well worth it just to make sure for myself that the owners of this site have been made aware of how insidious your comments have become.
And if nothing comes of that? Well, then I guess the lesson for me would be that – just as in other Democracies – justice is not always evenly dispensed on CT.
The original address that you gave fella was incorrect. Thanks to the Cub Scouts of Cinema Treasures we now have a more accurate address for this former theater. An address that places the building on the correct side of the street. Perhaps you could explain to us Cub Scouts the meaning of 'descredit'. Could that be a Latin word for wrong?
I think the image in the newspaper article confirms that we have the right building. I guess there was in fact a tunnel entrance under the peak of the facade on 31st which ran back to the auditorium, which was parallel to 31st, but set further back between 51st and 54th Streets. Decorative elements appear to have been removed and/or altered, losing the streamlined art deco look of the original facade. I'll have to try and photograph the frontage as it exists today for comparison. So… I imagine the lobby ran straight back towards the auditorium allowing folks to enter at the cross aisle between the raised "smoking loge" on the left and the standard orchestra seating on the right. That would mean the screen wall ran at an angle to the outer wall on 51st, which probably created a vestibule for fire exits behind the screen leading to the street.
Fifty-first Street would be the street with the double yellow line on the right side of this view to the south also posted above.
If the address was 51-05 31st Avenue then the Hobart theatre was razed for the small park shown in the locallive view. Since many of the Google satellite photo's are at least 4 years of age there could not have been a retail store at 51-05 31st Avenue when this theatre was added. I agree EdSolero that all the evidence leads any rational person to believe the correct address is 51-06 31st Avenue.
Anything-05 would be on the opposite side of 31st Ave. If you look at the first local.live image I posted above, that would be above the triangular Stroppoli Park. If you click and drag the image down, you'll see that the 54-xx block is actually comprised of a large complex of apartment buildings. If the Hobart had an address on 31st Ave, it was definitely an even numbered one as would be appropriate for the south side of 31st Ave. Lost Memory has alreay found that a company called Thirty First Ave Theater Corp owned the building at 51-06 31st Ave that was later leased to the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company (the parent company of A&P supermarkets) in 1966. We have an image of a building at that address that seems to indicate it was a former movie theater. The theater seems to have closed sometime after 1964 (since I have posted an ad from '64) and the building we think was the Hobart looks to be occupied by a supermarket. Further, the block front on 31st Ave we are talking about is bounded by both 51st and 54th Streets, so a location of 31st Avenue and 54th street would be consistent with the 51-06 address.
I'd say we have what the judicial system would recognize as a preponderance of evidence supporting the argument that building identified above in the aerial shot at 51-06 31st Avenue is in fact the former Hobart Theater. Unless it is in one's nature to be a kne-jerk gainsayer, I would presume that most reasonable people would agree with that assessment.
EdSolero you are the man of the hour. I am very impressed. 51-05 31st Avenue appears to be a park on the locallive view. Someone must have erred on the initial address.
I believe the address above is incorrect. The odd number 51-05 places the lot on the north side of 31st Ave to the east of 51st Street, which is in fact a wedge-shaped parcel called Strippoli Park.
If you follow this link to local.live you should see an east facing view of the sort of X-shaped intersection of 31st Ave (running from top-middle to lower-left with a bend in the road) and 51st Street (running from top-left to lower-right). Strippoli Park is easily identifiable as the triangular wedge on the left side of 31st. If you scan down 51st Street to the right, I think the former Hobart is the structure with the white facade to the right of the attached building with the green roof and to the left of the apartment building. Open the local.live window to its maximum size and close the welcome pane at the left of the screen to get the best overview.
Here's a view to the south where it is easier to pick up the theater's profile. It looks as though there could have been a tunnel entrance under the green roof where the facade peaks on 31st Ave, but unless someone has a definite recollection, I wouldn't run with that thought. I think the entrance was probably along the angled frontage along 51st Street where there now appears to be a supermarket.
A check on oasisnyc.com shows that the theater building and attached commercial structures are on a single lot with the address 51-06 31st Avenue. Unless there was a tunnel entrance to 31st, the Hobart most likely had an odd numbered street address like 31-06 51st Street. From the oasisnyc site, I was able to link to the building department site and find that among the various C of O's issued for this big lot is one for a supermarket dated 1966 pursuant to an alteration permit issued in 1965. I think it's a more than decent bet that this refers to the Hobart structure.
Perhaps Lost can provide further research to lock down the address and any other details pertaining to the theater? I can't link to the oasisnyc site without screwing up the layout of this page, for some reason, but the block# is 1131 and the lot# is 22.
To get back on track, here are some ads from the early '60's when nabe programs changed every 3 or 4 days (usually Wednesdays and Saturdays):
The Condemned of Altona – LI Star Journal 11/23/63
Battle of the Titans – LI Star Journal 11/25/63
Rampage – LI Star Journal 11/30/63
55 Days at Peking – LI Star Journal 5/18/64
Any idea when the Hobart closed?
Thanks, Ross. Sometimes our passions get the best of us. I'm actually quite pleased to know that some of these comments are being closely monitored, for I feel that there are definite instigators on this site who seem particularly skilled in the art of subtle agitation. While I agree that we should all turn the other cheek (and I shall endeavor to do so in the future), I only hope that those who are guilty of casting first stones are being properly warned by CT management to play nice.
While I always love the passion this site generates, can I please ask for a little calm and generosity of spirit? I know there are some long standing issues here, but the needling is really unnecessary.
Remember, we're not trying to save the world here, but we are trying to save a few theaters. Next time someone says something unpleasant or even rude, please try and ignore it. I know it's hard, but these posts go on for ever.
Thanks for your passion for these theaters and the site, but let's keep the discussion civil, if at all possible. Thanks guys.
Warren… there is absolutely no reason for you to be as snide and obnoxious as you are coming across in your last few posts on this page. Why are you trying to provoke an argument between yourself and Lost Memory? Or am I the only person who thinks this is what's going on? It seems to me that a reasonably intelligent person such as yourself would understand that when Lost states "NYC shows a park at this address" it is obviously not meant to be taken so literally. A proclamation indeed! You know precisely what Lost meant, but you choose to go on the offensive and needle him instead! By starting this pointless thread with your post of 10:23am on Septmeber 17th, you have now crowded this page with the very sort of off topic gibberish you've been railing against on the Ridgewood and Willard pages. Give it a rest, please! If you've nothing intelligent or constructive to add to the conversation, why not do us all a favor and log off?!?
Perhaps Warren doesn't understand the question. I will phrase the question very simply. Is a retail store located at 51-05 31st Avenue, Woodside, NY? Could this be another of the numerous inaccurate claims you have been making on Cinema Treasures? Perhaps you made a mistake or never knew the correct answer to begin with. Which is it fella?
A legitimate inquiry was made. It appears that Warren is back to his usual nastiness and sarcasm when he replies to people. I hope the webmaster is monitoring these posts. Warren has been plagued by a number of inaccuracies and inconsistent claims lately. Perhaps one more inaccuracy is of little consequence to him. A detail such as a building being razed or not is an insignificant issue to him.
In April of 1958 the Hobart was listed as being an Interboro house. They had a double bill of Glenn Ford in "The Cowboy" and Gary Merrill in "Crash Landing".


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BOOK REVIEW – The Development of Mobile Logistic Support in Anglo-American Naval Policy, 1900-1953
Peter V. Nash. The Development of Mobile Logistic Support in Anglo-American Naval Policy, 1900-1953. Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 2009. 320 pp. Review by Joseph Moretz British Commission for Military History Field Marshal the Earl Wavell is reputed to have … Continue reading
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Two Captains, Two Regimes: Benjamin Franklin Tilley and Richard Phillips Leary, America's Pacific Island Commanders, 1899-1901
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DW called and said she spoke with the hay guy and he was disgusted about it.(Yea I bet) Said he believed her about the mildew, sticks and cones and asked her to come get a replacement roll Wednesday. I can't go this time either because he is only open during regularly business hours like a bank..He sells it from his normal business property in town and apparently doesn't stay after hours without a call.
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|Today 05:36 PM
Looks like a fun project.
All I did today was to put my garage "off the grid" so to speak. I now have an 8 ga extension cord feeding the breaker panel from the house next door. Hopefully the hydro will be pulled off the house in the next couple of days and demo can begin.
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|Today 04:46 PM
|Too Many Projects
I backed my friend's '72 Chevelle into the "operating bay" and started draining the coolant in preparation for an entire drivetrain swap. Then I removed the drive belts, then the fan, shroud, upper hose, etc. etc.
I "tinkered" with it for a while and ended up with this..
Parts in the trunk, on the floor, everywhere...
He might be a bit surprised tomorrow when he comes over to help and all we do is remove the hood and hook up the chains...
We still need to remove the bench seat and carpet and then cut out the floor for the Tremec 5 speed. We need to get it all bolted in and measure for the driveshaft to be made, so I'm hoping we can get to that point tomorrow. He's bringing the motor and rear axle with. He had the Tremec shipped here.
|Today 04:41 PM
LOL, I know what you mean...
Heres a few pics of the place that buys and sells the wood any kind of wood you want...The guys bent over backwards to get me just what I wanted and were a big help. All the wood beams are the heart pine, they just resaw them into any thickness boards you want.theres a few more of what it looks like after planning down. I had 2 10' boards and a 14' board all were 14" wide. and around 1 3/4 thick and now theyre just a tad over 1 1/4" thick.these will be stair treads and risers in the staircase Im building ,If I don't screw it up it should be the focal point of the whole house and be that one, over the top, thing that sells the house.
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I doubt we drove past each other near Ft Gordon. that would have been ~ 1969 (doubt you were driving yet) and I was just in the stockade there for about 3 weeks . it seems I had a bit of trouble following the orders of certain AH officers. what we have here… is a failure.. to… communicate. we worked it out however. once he got out of the hospital we agreed that I was "unsuited for military service" finally, we agreed on something
|Today 04:25 AM
they came from old beams aprox 16" x 8" x 20-30' long one piece or bigger mostly from local mills that were torn down ,its the only way to get it and its super expensive , fortunately I know a guy...and have the capability to do all the mill work my self with the exception of the resawing. my boards are 14" wide 1 13/4 thick and way a ton it took two of us old farts to carry each one about 150 lbs
I live about two miles east of the fort just off Gordon hwy, Im sure we've drivin past each other.
|Yesterday 09:39 PM
|Took advantage of my local playground... I mean junkyards half off sale. I bought a 906 headed 350 with the serpentine setup for 260. I figure the roller block alone is worth it even if the heads are cracked. Now I gotta get a carb intake and inline fuel pump.
|Yesterday 08:46 PM
|I spent most of the day working on a disc golf course we are building.
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Keep the boards out of the sun.
I also love woodworking. what do you plan to build with the lumber?
|Yesterday 08:22 PM
|finally got started milling my rough sawn heart pine boards. I edge planed them(on a jointer) then ripped them down to 12" wide and straight on both edges. them got started planing the faces down to the proper dimentions , about 1 1/4" from a rough cut 1 3/4... been at it since 2:00 theyre looking good but its a ton of work. I hope it's worth it...to late for pics but I'll post tomorrow nite I cant believe the transformation this wood going through.
|Yesterday 06:47 PM
|John long
Good to see you back on it Brian!
|Yesterday 06:20 PM
I got some well needed therapy in the garage today. First time touching it in over a year! My "five minutes" was about 3.5 hours and I didn't get much done. Wow, I am off kilter quite a bit, good thing I have extra parts because I cut the first window frame too short. Yeah, like I said, if my "five minutes a day plan" turns into "Five minutes a week" it will get done a heck of a lot sooner than not touching it for a year!
But the second one around came out nice. It's so funny how you can twist and tweak these things unlike I remember doing years ago. Anyway, got the rear half of the frame tacked in there and the front lower piece raked back and in. Got the front piece ready to bend into shape and I'll do that next trip out to the garage.
I put my Chuck Berry LP on the record player and then a few CCR LPs and American Graffiti soundtrack. That Chuck Berry was the very first LP I ever bought new. I got it at the JC Penny in the first mall I ever went into. My mom was probably there to get some new shoes or something and I of course was with her. Listening to it is a treasure of a memory for me.
|Yesterday 06:13 PM
Beautiful just beautiful! One of my most favorite things to do and I haven't done it in 35 years!
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Hi-Liner track and field set 20 new personal bests and placed in three events at Friday's Packer Relays Invitational in West Fargo.
"It was a good meet for a lot of kids," Valley City head coach Trevor Bakalar said. "I knew we had a few [personal bests], but I didn't think so many. The older kids were gone for the New York Trip, so we went with sophomores and juniors. It's a real indication of where we may fit for Regionals [May 17 at Cushman Field in Grand Forks, N.D.]: where can we get personal bests, where can they best qualify, and where can they help us out the most?"
Sophomore John Halgrimson took fourth with a personal-best 11.56 seconds for five points in the 100-meter Dash, then finished fourth at a personal-record 23.43 seconds for five points in the 200-meter Dash.
Sophomore Gabe Brown set his new best 100-meter Dash time at 12.34 seconds for 21st, then took 22nd in the 200-meter Dash with a new personal record of 25.20 seconds.
Sophomore Erik Milender also set a new personal best in the 100-meter Dash at 12.67 seconds for 26th.
Freshman Hunter Olstad's personal-best 13 feet, 1.5 inches in the Long Jump earned him 30th.
Sophomore Madisen Anderson set a new personal 100-meter Dash record at 15.08 seconds for 44th, then set a new personal mark in the Triple Jump at 28 feet, 11.25 inches for 33rd.
Seventh-grader Grace Scherr set a new personal 100-meter Dash record of 14.29 seconds for 31st, then set a new personal 200-meter Dash record at 30.47 seconds for 34th.
Sophomore Deanna Schneider set a new personal 100-meter Dash mark at 15.84 seconds for 50th, then did the same in the 200-meter Dash at 33.35 seconds for 42nd.
Sophomore Heidi Mundfrom posted a new personal best in the 100-meter Dash for 48th at 15.68 seconds, then did the same in the Long Jump at 12 feet, 8 inches for 45th.
Freshman Eden Crump's personal-best 3:06.56 in the 800-meter Run earned her 44th.
Sophomore Jessica Ronning's 800-meter Run time of 2:57.90 was a new personal record but was just short of qualifying for the Final.
Grace Ihry's Long Jump mark of 14 feet, 5.5 inches was a new personal best that won her 28th, and her 31-foot, 10-inch Triple Jump total was a personal record that tied for 19th.
Sophomore Laura Thoreson's 69-foot, 6-inch Discus Throw mark was a personal best that earned her 38th.
Freshman Miranda Wittenberg's 56 feet in the Javelin Throw was a new personal mark for 41st.
Valley City's Girls 4x200-meter Relay team of Scherr, sophomore Brienne Roehrich, Ihry and junior Bekah Peterson took eighth at 2:00.74 for a point.
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DENVER - NOVEMBER 23: Paul Stastny #26 of the Colorado Avalanche celebrates his first period goal against goalie Ray Emery #29 of the Philadelphia Flyers during NHL action at the Pepsi Center on November 23, 2009 in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)
Paul Stastny found the perfect time to score his first two goals of the season. With the score tied late in the third period, Stastny notched the go-ahead goal on a power play and then added an insurance goal to lead the Colorado Avalanche to a 6-3 win over the Calgary Flames on Thursday night. ''Sometimes you've just got to take it to the net and get ugly goals,'' Stastny said. ''We know what kind of atmosphere it is here. It's always tough to play in. That's what makes it fun. I like playing in this building. I like playing these guys.'' With Flames defenseman Mark Giordano in the penalty box for tripping, Stastny scored on an unassisted wraparound with 2:40 left in regulation. Stastny added his second of game 89 seconds later, before P.A. Parenteau scored into an empty net. ''I think Paul can hopefully relax a little bit now and just play his game,'' Colorado coach Joe Sacco said. ''It was just a matter of time before Paul got going. It's big for our team. ''We need Paul go...
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Can't beat the location for beach time. The staff is friendly. The grounds are well tended.
The facilities are definitely dated; the property could use some sprucing up.
The location is great! Walking distance is most anything! Price I think was appropiate and it was nice! Would go there again!!
Rooms could be bigger, but other than that I can't think of anything!!
Front desk was nice
Rooms needed an upgrade
The hotel was only about 5 minutes from everything.
Thwy didnt let us in to our room until an hour after the time they said the room would be ready. Also we found multiple lizards crawling around our room.
The bar needs music
This place is awesome! The location is great. Everyone that works here is really chill. Sam and Deborah at the front desk are beautiful and sweet! If you're used to staying at a chain brand, prolly not the place for you. DBR gives you the basics...so no crabby travelers. These folks work too hard here for you to be a sour Sally! The price is what it is. Location,location, location!
I had to eventually go home :(
We found our stay to be very relaxing, clean. Staff was great as well as amenities! All kinds of activities onsite. Plus.. It's on the beach and close to local attractions and thanks to their 'in-room' book, we went deepsea fishing and dolphin watching. Loved the decor and atmosphere!
PCI needs more ice machines, that's it!
many issues with reservations using booking.com. staff was rude about the extra day we needed. will not return
my room was very nice
Sirata has everything you need in one resort. It has a close proximity to the beach more than one pool in more than one jacuzzi. it has a clean room nice gym to work out in including free weights in the SIRATA also has A good laundry room. I recommend this ace to friends and I plan on returning in the future.
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Directly on a beautiful beach. Easy to find. Everything you need is in the resort.
We had an amazing time! Everything was kept clean and the staff was friendly. We are already planning our next trip and don't want to stay anywhere else!
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Outside Bongo bartenders miserable.
Beachfront location, lots of activities,
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Didn't like that you got your parking pass from the Time Share people, if I wish to have a time share, i will purchase a time share. I'm on vacation and do not need a sales pitch!
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The staff was not very helpful, the atmosphere was for spring brake crowd. Not family, it was a rowdy crowd. Will not come back at this hotel.
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Lots of drinking, oriented to bar/beach lifestyle
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It was very clean. Rooms were spacious and comfortable. Perfect sunset watching. Very close to the beach. Had a great time.
There should be more restaurant/nightlife options.
We spent all our time on the private beach. Those Adirondack chairs are the best. Between the beach, the gulf, and the pool, we had all that we needed. Location is great, can walk to Walgreens and Publix. Rooms are nice, the kitchenette is very handy. The staff very friendly.
They originally put us in a room that opened to the street, which was kind of noisy, but when we asked to be moved, they readily accommodated.
Right on the beach.... clean, friendly,and really good bars auond to drink at
They didn't have a pool side bar...
Rooms and bathrooms were small. No fan in bathroom-hot. Bartenders were rude.
The Bilmar is very clean and right on the beach. The room looked over the water. It was chilly outside the nights I was there and enjoyed sitting by a fire pit that they had. Had dinner at Sloppy Joes. Good food at a good price.
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Center Brook Lopez has agreed to an four-year extension for $61 million with the Brooklyn Nets. Unable to work a trade with Orlando for Dwight Howard, the Nets used the first day contracts could be signed to get a deal done with their current center. Lopez had been linked to the Magic in trade talks for months, but now knows he will at least begin the season in Brooklyn. He is ineligible to be traded until Jan. 15. Lopez was limited to five games last season because of injuries, averaging 19.2 points. He had appeared in 82 games in each of his first two NBA seasons and has a 17.4-point career average. The Nets have already re-signed Deron Williams and Gerald Wallace in a busy offseason, plus acquired All-Star Joe Johnson from the Atlanta Hawks.
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Roscoe junior high ŌĆśAŌĆÖ girls and boys play at Loraine, 5 and 6 p.m.
Highland junior high girls and boys host Hermleigh starting at 6 p.m.
Sweetwater girls host Brownwood ŌĆö JV at 4:30 p.m., varsity at 6 p.m., freshmen at 7:30 p.m.
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Roscoe JV and varsity teams play at TLC starting at 4 p.m.
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Highland individual scor-ing: Bailey Garrett 10, Sab-rina Romero 6, Tarin Weldy 6, Taylar Hammond 2, Kelsi Johns 2. Highland JV girls record: 5-8.
Roscoe JV boys 37, Trent JV boys 17
Roscoe individual scor-ing: Rafael Aguayo 8, Luis Villa 8, Kevin Lavalais 7, Roman Acuna 4, Chase Cathey 4, Anthony Ortegon 4, Sebastian Benivamondez 2. Team record: not given.
All four Sweetwater Middle School basketball teams played against Snyder this past Monday with the girls at home and the boys on the road. Results follow:
Snyder 8th grade 35, 8th grade Red 25
Sweetwater individual scoring: Matthew Figueroa 9, Jacoby Hunt 7, Jordan McGee 4, Javier Olguin 4, Jorge Vasquez 1.
Snyder 8th grade 21, 8th grade White 18
Sweetwater individual scoring: Tyler Rea 5, Nicholas Castillo 4, Keevin Houston 4, John Clift 3, Dylan Ausborn 2.
7th grade Red 29, Snyder 7th grade 26
Nolan County rivals faced each other when Highland and Roscoe met in junior high basketball action on RoscoeŌĆÖs courts Monday. Their results follow:
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Roscoe individual scor-ing: Karina Cisneros 5, Alyssa Chavez 4, Lacy Silva 4. Highland individual scoring: Karlie Allen 7, Madison Braden 5, Kellse Cornett 2. Halftime: Roscoe 14, Highland 5. Both teamsŌĆÖ records were unavailable.
Roscoe 8th boys 36, Highland 8th boys 17
The Sweetwater Police Department (SPD) received 40 calls for service, issued two citations and made no arrests on Dec. 6, 2012.
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The Nolan County Sheriff's Office (NCSO) had four calls for service, served no civil papers and made two arrests on Dec. 6, 2012.
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Christmas is a special time and many people show their pride by lighting their yards and homes. The Sweetwater Chamber of Commerce wants to reward the best of the best.
The Chamber will be sponsoring the annual residential lighting contest for the Sweetwater and Roscoe communities. A group of judges will drive around town Dec. 17-19, to judge all homes entered in the contest with Christmas decorations and lights on display.
Every year, many groups, organizations, businesses and individuals devote many volunteer hours before, during and after distribution to the Sweetwater Goodfellows to make sure that families in need have a better Christmas. Shown above are volunteers Caroline Brennan, Sweetwater High School sophomore and Scott Turnbow, volunteering at the Santa party after the Sweetwater Goodfellows distribution this year.
On Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 5, Texas State Technical College of Sweetwater employees and Fitness Center members met to collect toys and food for the Sweetwater Goodfellows. TSTCŌĆÖs Staff Senate hosted the get together and served cookies and hot chocolate.
During the Nolan County Hospital District Board of Directors' meeting on Monday night, November 26 at Rolling Plains Memorial Hospital (RPMH), discussion was held on how upcoming political issues--namely the Affordable Care Act (also called "Obamacare") and the looming fiscal cliff, would possibly impact the local hospital.
Hospital administrator Donna Boatright acknowledged that there are several unknowns in the next year for both of the issues at hand. But the most immediate issues relate to the fiscal cliff and its impending cuts.


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UAE arrests seven for aiding Al-Qaeda
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) jailed seven men on Monday for alleged involvement with Al-Qaeda and its splinter group, Al-Nusra Front, AFP reported. The men were also arrested in 2013 when UAE authorities believed them to be planning attacks inside the Gulf nation.
WAM, a state-run UAE news agency, said the defendants were nationals of other Arab countries. Two other suspects on trial in the same case were acquitted by Abu Dhabi's Federal Supreme Court.
All nine suspects were tried for aiding Al-Nusra Front, an Al-Qaeda affiliate operating in Syria against the government of Bashar al-Assad, reported AFP. Some of the other defendants faced charges such as forming a UAE Al-Qaeda cell and creating websites espousing extremist ideology.
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Lni Partners, LLC filed as a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC) in the State of Texas on Thursday, April 3, 2008 and is approximately seven years old, as recorded in documents filed with Texas Secretary of State. The filing is currently active as of the last data refresh which occured on Monday, July 6, 2015.
Rodney Labruce serves as the Director and has interests in other corporate entities including Labruce Ministries, Inc. located in Dallas, TX Rodney's past corporate affiliations include Dreamnet, LLC, Primary Land Title, LLC .
Rodney Labruce is also the registered agent for the company. Also known as a statutory or resident agent, the registered agent is responsible for receiving legal notifications regarding court summons, lawsuits, and other legal actions involving the corporate entity.
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