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New London - The police chief is apparently looking for some modifications in her working arrangements with the city, but officials continue to be mum on what that means.
Their silence has fueled rumors and speculation that police Chief Margaret Ackley, who has been with the city police department for 25 years - including the last two as chief - may be retiring. She does not have a contract with the city, and her employment is governed by state statutes, according to City Law Director Thomas Londregan.
"The police chief has a job for life unless there is just cause (to remove her),'' Londregan told the City Council Monday night.
During Monday's council meeting, Councilor Rob Pero attempted to clear the air on the issue, but Londregan advised him to wait until Wednesday, after he's met with Ackley and her lawyer.
"The problem is, the community is coming up to us and asking questions,'' said Pero, who suggested the document be made public immediately. "We want to take the air out of the room. This continues on to be a crisis that doesn't need to be a crisis.''
Londregan agreed. When the facts come out, the public will see why there was a need for executive session, he said.
The City Council and Ackley, along with their attorneys, met in a closed-door meeting last Wednesday to discuss the chief's employment. Following the two-hour meeting, councilors refused to talk about what took place, saying they were precluded from talking because of a confidentiality clause in a document between Ackley and the city.
The revelation that the chief had some sort of agreement with the city, and that it was confidential, came as a surprise to many, including some councilors.
"We found out there is some sort of agreement between the administration and the police chief, so we went into executive session to hear about it," Councilor Michael Passero said, adding later, "That's where we heard it's confidential and we are precluded from saying something about something that happened months ago behind our backs."
Councilor Michael Buscetto III, whom the chief tried unsuccessfully to keep out of last week's closed-door meeting, said he agreed not to discuss the meeting in public at Ackley's request.
"If she wants to keep it confidential, I respect her wishes,'' he said.
He said he voted to go into executive session because he did not know what Ackley was going to say.
"Eventually, it will all be public,'' he said.
The chief, the first woman to head up the 96-officer police force, has so far refused to comment and did not respond to an email request Monday to discuss the topic.
At Monday's meeting, several residents spoke out in favor of Ackley.
"I support Chief Ackley,'' said Sara Chaney. "She's done a phenomenal job. I'm so proud to have her in this town.''
Resident David Hayes, a frequent contributor at council meetings, said he'd like to see Ackley remains in the city.
"I hope Chief Ackley gives us a few more years, at least until my 87th birthday, which is July 2013,'' he said.
The Day filed three Freedom of Information requests on Friday for documents pertaining to Ackley's employment and for any communication between the chief, or her attorney, and the city. The city has four business days to respond to the requests.
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How Small Was it?
The old vaudeville joke says it best...the room was so small I had to go outside to change my mind. I'm glad I'm not overweight otherwise this could have been a miserable experience. "Bathroom" is a misnomer as it is actually a closet with a stand-up shower, a toilet, and a small sink. Having said all that, the room was clean and neat with sleek, modern fixtures and furnishings. It was obvious that a recent renovation had taken place. The location is great especially if you're a theater devotee and the price was right at $109 for a single room with one twin-bed. The other reviewers mentioned the slow, creaky elevator which I think is run by a hamster on a treadmill but, luckily, I was on the 3rd floor so I walked up and down much faster than the elevator would have taken me. Would I return?...Yes, but only if I were traveling alone - and haven't gone off my diet.
Nice Hotel Good location
Stayed at the hotel at the beginning of June in room 481. The room was small, but pleasent. I encountered none of the problems I saw in other reviews. The hotel was a little noisy but nothing particularly bad. The noise probably had more to do with the placement of the room. I was close to the elevator and thus all the traffic passed my door. I could also here the shower next door. The elevator is a little small and slow. But with only six floors the wait was not a big deal, usually just took the stairs going down anyway. The staff was helpful. Saw a lot of airline crews staying at the hotel. In my experience this is usually a good sign. The hotel's location is great. I would reccomend this hotel. I would also stay at this hotel again.
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I was looking for a good hotel deal in midtown over a recent holiday weekend. I took the $129 internet deal advertised at the WJ Hotel. This hotel is in a great location -- a short walk to the theater district, and only 1 block from the subway. The only good things I can say about the room we got was that it had a nice firm bed, and real down comforter. From the moment we arrived we encountered problems:* employees were on strike -- there was no picket line to cross, but we were handed a leaflet explaining the situation. In retrospect, I wish I had listened to the striking employees and gone elsewhere* registration line was long and slow moving -- only 1 clerk* elevator was old, creaky, and very slow* advertised room was tiny -- about 8x12 feet. This was known as the "Deluxe Room". Since it contained a queen sized bed, a desk, chair, night table, and a small armoire, there was almost no room to maneuver. In order to open my suitcase, I had to either lay it on the bed, or block the access to the bathroom.* the room had an old style radiator. This leaked hot water all day/night, wetting the carpet for quite an area around. I didn't realize this till I walked barefoot on my way to bed. It was too late at night to complain, so I simply put the wastebasket there to collect the water.* the bathroom was postage stamp size -- about 4x8 feet. It felt as cramped as an airline toilet. For some reason they put a phone on the opposite wall from the toilet. Every time we went in/out of the bathroom we knocked the phone off the receiver. It was a very cramped space.* the bathroom was also unheated. This made it doubly unpleasant to use this facility (NYC was having a cold spell at the time -- temperatures in the single digits Fahrenheit).* the exercise facility was OK. I used it at 6 AM and turned on the radio -- they actually had a nice sound system with this. It wasn't very loud, but apparently the walls are thin. At about 6:10, an employee came in and said that a guest complained about the radio.* They had very nice decent sized rooms for higher prices.* Conclusion -- be very careful about internet specials. I had no idea that a hotel room could be so small and still charge $129 a night.
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An Interesting Experience....I was trapped for 6 nights. The warm greeting of a 12foot inflatable Rat outside the Hotel, and The Hotel's workers on Strike, and the chants of "SHAME ON YOU" as I entered the Hotel gave me that special New York City Welcome. 1st Room of this self-claimed 4 Star Hotel, was in the "Unrennovated" (which is 1 star) side of the hotel. Now how can I describe small, hmmm ok the Bathroom was bigger than the room. I asked for an Upgrade to a Delux Room, which apperantly this room can not do. But they did offer me a larger (a joke) room which gave me a first class view and great hearing from 7am-11pm of the Striking Workers. The staff are as helpful as an ice cream scoop in the Sahara Desert. The Strikers outside are persistant, noisy and extremely rude. I shall not be going back!!
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I stayed at this hotel over Christmas and despite the somewhat indifferent attitude of the front desk staff, found the location and facilities to be much like a mini "W Hotel". The rooms are quite small even by New York standards, but the furnishings and bathrooms and above average and the location is great for taking advantage of Broadway theater and the new restaurant scene of Hell's Kitchen. I'd stay again
Don't Expect Too Much
If you like staying in a room the size of a postage stamp, this one is for you. The first room was so small that we could not open our two suitcases and walk in the room. We moved to a second room that had about 6 extra inches for walking space. The rooms were clean. I won't be back.
'Guaranteed' reservation is a no-show!!
On June 4, 2002 I made reservations for December 6-7 at the Washington-Jefferson, guaranteeing the room by credit card. When I showed up to check in (after driving 9 hours), I was told "there's a problem with your room. You'll have to stay at the Milford Plaza." After paying the W-J my room rate, I was promised a "comperable" 2-queen bed room at the Milford. W-J gave me a $20 discount for my troubles but the room at the Milford wasn't worth $150 a night! I got a 2-twin bed room that was so small and noisy with long waits for the elevator and six blocks away from where I wanted to stay. Why W-J hotel management didn't have the courtesy to notify me 72 hours in advance (like they demand on their cancellation policy) is beyond me since they had my phone numbers. And then when I got home, I got an amail from the W-J thanking me for staying with them!!!!!
The Price is Right!
A perfect price for a perfect place! The WJ is a hotel which has no glitz and glamour, but has everything a short stay in New York requires. As someone else once told me, 'who goes to NY to stay in their hotel room'. The reception is clean, but small (small being the main word in this review). The staff are friendly and very helpful, always on stand-by, to answer your questions. The rooms (we had 431) where small, clean and very comfortable, with a modern and stylish bathroom to match. Its worth paying that bit extra, because if this is the top end, then the standard rooms could be dissapointing. The only down sides, where the state of the elevators and the stairways. They are in need of some refurbishment. Also the location is PERFECT! Slap bang in MIDTOWN! All in all worth the money, and recommended to all who want to visit this great city!
Loved the WJ!
Loved the WJ - what a great little hotel! Good food, good rooms, great staff, and an exceptional location. I will definitely be back!!
Great Hotel!
Last week, I stayed the weekend at the Washington Jefferson. This is a very nice hotel in the center of New York's Hell's Kitchen, and there was plenty of great historic scenery, as well as it being close to many of New York's great shopping areas. A classy place with a great price, and not overcrowded! The staff at this hotel always made me feel welcome - a compliment to the hotel owners and manager. Also, I was impressed that the rooms were very clean and very neat. For business travelling, this hotel was just right. I will be back again!
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Former Central Kitsap standouts — quarterback Jason Simonis and linebacker Howie McDonald — played key roles in helping No. 16-ranked Eastern Oregon post a 26-23 comeback win over Montana Tech on Saturday in Butte, Mont.
Simonis entered at the start of the fourth quarter and finished 11-for-15 for 93 yards and two touchdown passes, the last with 40 seconds left to Kedrick Starr.
"My team believed in me and I believed in them," Simonis said. "I just can't believe it right now, I'm in shock. I just wanted to deliver that ball to Ked and get the win. I'm so happy we got it done."
McDonald had the second-most tackles in a single game in Eastern Oregon history. The senior's 20 unassisted tackles and one assisted tackle were the most for the Mountaineers since Nick Hannah had 26 against Montana Tech on Sept. 25, 2004. Two of McDonald's tackles were sacks. McDonald also scored on a one-yard run in his only carry.
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An online journal about visual art, the urban landscape and design. Mary Louise Schumacher, the Journal Sentinel's art and architecture critic, leads the discussion and a community of writers contribute to the dialogue.
Weekend art adventures
For me, this year already feels historic. I've never seen so many people answer calls to action to create new solutions. Whether across the seas or here on the shores of Lake Michigan, that status quo seems to be changing. Social networking distributes ideas easily, but it is people and organizations working together, side-by-side, that turn concepts into realities.
This weekend, encounter some great new realities, and make some of your own. Here are some suggestions for how and where.
On Saturday, "Indiana Green" opens at Greenseed Studios and Z Spot Espresso & Coffee, 1024 Indiana Ave., Sheboygan. This show will introduce a diverse body of contemporary artwork ranging from paintings to collage, photography to mixed media, and sculpture to video.
One of the things that caught my attention about this show is how familiar I was with the names of the 16 participating artists. I've volunteered beside a few of them and have met others at through organizations such as Creativity Works, a group that is making a case for the economic impact of our region's creative economy.
As it turns out, many of the regional artists in "Indiana Green" have contributed to the community as arts organizers and advocates. They are the types of people who start education projects for Milwaukee's children, found arts organizations, open galleries and develop funding opportunities for artists. For example, exhibition co-organizer Frank Juarez created the Sheboygan Visual Artists (SVA), served as the 2009-2011 President-Elect of the Wisconsin Art Education Association and was chosen as the 2009 Outstanding Art Educator – Secondary Division. Meanwhile, featured artist Becky Tesch currently organizes Milwaukee Artist Resource Network's (MARN) Salon Series, which provides exhibition opportunities as well as peer and curator feedback to help area artists further develop their careers.
"Indiana Green" also includes these 14 artists: Pamela Anderson, Shirah Apple, Tony Conrad, Eddee Daniel, Kristin Haas, Eriks Johnson, Dale Knaak, Tiffany Knopow, Leah Schreiber, Christian Sis, Allison Wade, Charles Wickler, William Zuback and co-organizer Melissa Dorn Richards. (Note: While the exhibit opens this weekend, a special opening reception will be next Saturday evening).
Another stop on the weekend tour, if you want to see more artists known for making things happen, might be the grand opening of Milwaukee Makerspace, which Journal Sentinel technology columnist Stanley A. Miller II wrote about recently. The party and mini maker fair is on Saturday, from noon to 10 p.m., at 3073 S. Chase, #34, in Bay View. The reality-altering schedule of innovative, interactive projects includes learning to etch a circuit board at 3 pm and a demonstration of affordable 3D printing using a "cupcake printer" at 5 pm. According to the group, a makerspace is a "real (as opposed to virtual) place where people with common interests, usually in science, technology, or arts can meet, socialize and collaborate." See the whole schedule here.
"Samuel Williams: Instructions" at Inova/Kenilworth, 2155 N. Prospect Ave., offers another opportunity to watch artists make things happen. For this unusual show, British artist Samuel Williams is sending daily instructions, via fax, e-mail or telephone, for one sculpture to be made on site. That's a sculpture a day. A collection of volunteers including local artists and art students from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Peck School of the Arts is creating these works, which will gradually fill up the gallery space, one piece at a time. That's more than 30 individual artworks, if I'm counting correctly.
"Word Works by Charles F. Wickler" at Anderson Arts Center, Kenosha, features a mix of artistic media to place words and found images within unexpected contexts. Often, his works establish an interplay of words and pictures that compels new reactions and deeper understanding for viewers.
"Visual Literacy: Artists' Books and the Vanishing Text " in the Art History Gallery at UWM's Mitchell Hall, Room 154, also looks intriguing.
Graduate students in the museum studies program at UWM curated this exhibition to explore the dynamic relationship between image and text in artists' books. The show features titles from the Special Collections Library at UWM and original works by art students.
And finally, if you're a maker, and would like to create new realities for the children of Milwaukee, spend part of the weekend applying to become part of the Artists Working in Education Truck Studio. Applications are due Monday, April 11. Find an application online.
Jessica Zalewski is a photographer, a board member with the Coalition of Photographic Arts, a marketing specialist at the Racine Art Museum and a regular contributor to Art City. She also has her own blog, "muses and musings."
Image credits, from top: At Indiana Green, "Gestation No. 2 "by Wiliam Zuback, "Freedom from Fear" by Charles F. Wickler
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Sprinkle inner surface of meat with monosodium glutamate; season.
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Director: Mark Fergus Starring: Guy Pearce Piper Perabo
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|An intriguing thriller about a man whose life spins out of control after a psychic tells him his days a renumbered. Now, with his ultimate fate looming nearere, he becomes obsessed with revisiting his past in hopes of changing his destiny before it's too late.
"...a fine sense of place and a small but terrific turn by veteran actress Jackie Burroughs. M.E. Russell, Portland Oregonian
"...a short story with a metaphysical twist, but Pearce puts his fears more up front than any actor I can think of. Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly
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Editor's NoteJimmy (Guy Pearce) is a smooth-talking salesman who finds himself making a detour after his car breaks down on a desert highway. To pass the time, he pays a visit to a local palm reader, Vacaro (J.K. Simmons). Vacaro makes a few positive predictions for him, but then appears deeply disturbed by a vision. Jimmy demands to know what he saw, but Vacaro refuses to tell him, and won't even accept payment for the reading. A few days later, Jimmy becomes uneasy when various predictions begin to come true. He returns to Vacaro and begs to know what is in store for him. Vacaro admits that, yes, Jimmy's days are numbered, and he is to meet his fate--whatever it may be-- upon the first snowfall. The news causes Jimmy to descend into paranoia and fear, and he begins to behave irrationally--endangering both his job and his relationship with his girlfriend (Piper Perabo).What tragedy is about to befall him? Should he worry about his heart murmur? The threats from a disgruntled ex-employee? Or his ex-best friend, a convicted felon, who has recently come back to town? He turns his life inside out, racing to alter his destiny before the first snow. Guy Pearce gives his usual electric performance, perfectly capturing Jimmy's slick egotism, and later, his wild-eyed fear. His puzzle-like quest for the truth combined with the film's noir-style is at times reminiscent of MEMENTO, though the pace is a bit slower, and the plot a bit clunkier. But the film does still manage to pose some intriguing questions about the idea of fate, and the notion of each life being on a pre-destined path. Like MEMENTO, FIRST SNOW will leave viewers scratching their heads in wonder, if not feeling more than a little spooked.
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Diagnosing pulmonary embolism is difficult, because there are many other medical conditions, such as a heart attack or an anxiety attack, that can cause similar symptoms.
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- Ventilation-perfusion scanning. This test scans for abnormal blood flow through the lungs after a radioactive tracer has been injected and you breathe a radioactive gas.
- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). This test may be used to view clots in the deep veins and lungs.
- Doppler ultrasound. A Doppler ultrasound test uses reflected sound waves to determine whether a blood clot is present in the large veins of the legs.
- Echocardiogram (echo). This test detects abnormalities in the size or function of the heart's right ventricle, which may be a sign of pulmonary embolism.
- Pulmonary angiogram. This invasive test is done only in rare cases to diagnose pulmonary embolism.
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Two minutes after the end of Sunday's "Mad Men" episode - filled with personal drama, some of it involving, Pete, Bob, Ted and Peggy - AMC, I presume sent out this press release.
With Peggy listed as the contact, it is presumably the press release Peggy was told to prepare a few weeks ago on the show, announcing the new name of the merged advertising agency. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Sarah Brightman fills Riverside with lights, video, same-sounding tunes
Lights and videos and costumes — oh, my!
British pop/classical crossover vocalist Sarah Brightman filled the Riverside Theater stage with lights and images Sunday evening, in a one-night stop on her "Dreamchaser" tour. »Read Full Article(7)
Martin Short performing at Laugh It Up Milwaukee benefit
Comic actor Martin Short, creator of Ed Grimley and Jiminy Glick, and one of the most successful alums of "Saturday Night Live" and "SCTV," will perform an evening of comedy at the Pabst Theater Jan. 18 for the third annual Laugh It Up Milwaukee fundraiser.
A program of the Harry and Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center, Laugh It Up in the past two years has brought comedians Seth Meyers, Richard Lewis and Susie Essman to perform charitable events in Milwaukee. »Read Full Article
Phoenix, Alt-J, Arctic Monkeys, Grouplove playing WLUM-FM's Big Snow Show
WLUM-FM (102.1) is going really big for its eighth annual Big Snow Show yearend concert, bringing in Phoenix, the French electronic alternative-rock group and this year's Lollapalooza co-headliner.
Oh, and British "it" band Alt-J, which sold out the 2,500-seat Riverside this spring. And Arctic Monkeys and Grouplove, fresh off their well-received new albums. And also another U.K. group, Foals, new buzz band Bastille and Scandinavian electronic alt rock trio NoNoNo. And more acts are to be announced in the coming weeks. »Read Full Article
Jada Pinkett Smith taking metal band to Shank Hall
Hollywood actress Jada Pinkett Smith — wife to Will Smith, and mother to Jaden and Willow — will take on the role of rock frontwoman Nov. 11 at Shank Hall with her metal band Wicked Wisdom. The 42-year-old metal fan formed the band in 2002, performing as an opener for a Britney Spears tour in 2004 and at Ozzfest in 2005.
Fellow California-based metal band Better Left Unsaid will open. »Read Full Article
On Tap for Today: Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, Gretchen Primack and Youngblood Theatre
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1916 Doubled Die Nickel, XF401916 5C Doubled Die Obverse XF40 PCGS. FS-101. Sometimes called the "1916/1916," particularly in the past when there was less understanding of doubled dies. While the date is the most obvious point of doubling, the effect also is clear all around the borders of the portrait. This is a lightly circulated example of the variety, primarily steel-gray with scattered golden-brown overtones. Both sides show shallow abrasions and pinscratches; the 19 of the (main) date shows a cut near the top, while on the reverse a pinscratch travels from the back of the bison's shoulder wool to just below the tail and on to the nearby rim. Population: 7 in 40, 57 finer (11/13).(Registry values: N4719) (NGC ID# 2TSS, PCGS# 3931)
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Matchbox Twenty, Pajanimals Live among new Pabst Theater group concert announcements
The Pabst Theater group kicked off the week with four new show announcements for 2013 spanning from Billboard-topping alt rockers to fuzzy kid show stars.
Rob Thomas' alternative rock group Matchbox Twenty, whose first album in 10 years, "North," debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 in September, is coming to the Riverside Theater, 116 W. Wisconsin Ave., Feb. 9. Tickets are $39.50 to $75. »Read Full Article
Tracy Morgan gets big laughs - and some unexpected exposure at the Pabst
Controversial comic and "30 Rock" star Tracy Morgan was a wild man performing stand-up at the Pabst Theater Sunday night. That's to be expected.
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WTMJ-AM, WTMJ-TV, WLUM win top station honors
WTMJ-TV (Channel 4), WTMJ-AM (620) and WLUM-FM (102.1) won station-of-the-year honors at the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Awards Saturday night in Madison.
WTMJ-TV won for TV station of the year, while WTMJ-AM won for news and talk radio station of the year. WLUM won for music station of the year. All won in the large-market category. »Read Full Article(8)
Soulstice Theatre delivers shimmering 'Memory of Water'
Coming from north by northwest, take I-794 to Howard Ave. Make two quick lefts and you've arrived at the St. Francis-based digs of Soulstice Theatre, home to a tiny, gutsy troupe which - when the stars align, as they often do - offers a night out that can rival much of what's available downtown, at half the price.
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STRANGE THINGS TRANSPIRE when creative people get bored. Case in point is the new doc by Steve James that accounts for a year in the life of independent movie producer John Pierson and his family on the island of Taveuni, Fiji. Pierson, who briefly came out from behind the scenes in 1996 when his indie manifesto, Spike, Mike, Slackers and Dykes, was published, has been below the radar except to those who may have caught the IFC show Split Screen created by Pierson and wife Janet. Production of that show took the Piersons to Taveuni, where they were enchanted by the island's old movie house, the 180 Meridian Cinema, and the locals' exotic approach to film consumption. Pierson decided to move the family (which also includes Georgia and Wyatt, then 16 and 13, respectively) to the island and show free movies to the Fijians while "blowing up" his teenagers' world in the process. The real drama centers on the Piersons' experiences living as foreigners, coping with the cultural differences separating their lives from the locals', resulting in theft and contention with those who doubt the purity of the Americans' charitable motives (the most notable criticism comes from the Catholic church, which knows a thing or two about questionable missionary pursuits). James has explored the theme of transcending social divisions before, very directly in 2002's Stevie, but Reel Paradise is less heady in that respect, achieving most of its emotional resonance in the crises of parenting a rebellious teenage daughter with cameras rolling. The exploration of what US movies to screen also gets at an interesting debate, with Pierson admittedly distancing himself from his other life in the States. The intensity of his desire to bring Jackass to the theater provides one such example. But the Fijians seemed to get a kick out of it, which is pretty much all Pierson is hoping for. (Rachel Odes)


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What is the name of the hotel across the street from DL that has the McDonald's infront of it?
What is the name of the hotel across the street from DL that has the McDonald's infront of it?
Fairfield Inn (Marriott economy chain)?
"She's taking everything. She's taking the house, she's taking the kid, she's taking the dog. IT'S NOT EVEN HER DOG. IT'S MY DOG! SHE'S TAKING . . . MY DOG!"
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I believe that is the one that I was thinking of. Thank you for the help!
Just stayed there - got a nice view of the fireworks.
Will trade husband for Disneyland and DCA Pins!
It used to be a Ramada Inn hotel. I used to work there years ago at the front desk.
I've stayed there twice with my high school band and I'm going to DL with my mom and I couldn't for the life of me remember the name.
Ronald McDonald house???
I have stayed there 4 different times. Its a nice hotel. Altho we are not staying there this next trip in June 25th-30th. *wasn't my choice*
My family stays at the Fairfield a lot and we have always been really pleased with it. If your staying there... ask for a view of the pool/park on one of the upper floors. Whenever we do that, it seems that we always get the same room. The prices are good and the rooms are clean (well, clean considering how many people they pump through there).
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College basketball: Ave Maria women drop exhibition game to Rollins
AVE MARIA - The Ave Maria Lady Gyrenes fell short to Rollins College 76-65 in their first away exhibition game Saturday afternoon.
Cassie Kreiger led Ave Maria in scoring with 19 points on seven of 13 shooting.
Ave Maria finished the game hitting 39 percent from the field and did score on 13 of 28 from 3-point range, but the Gyrenes also had 21 turnovers in the game.
Ave Maria opens the regular season at Montreat (N.C.) College at 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Tundra Books | Sep 18, 1999
| 80 Pages
| 8 x 10
| Middle Grade (8-12)
Tundra Books
| Sep 18, 1999
| 80 Pages
| 8 x 10
| Middle Grade (8-12)
Did you know that the first "snow car" was invented in the 1920s? That talented players are buried with their lacrosse sticks to this day, so they can play in the afterlife? That long before the modern game of ice hockey there was Oochamkunutk, played by the Mi'kmaq?Shooting Hoops and Skating Loops tells the story of ten inventions that have changed the way we spend our leisure time. From peach baskets that became basketball hoops, to new spins on bowling and improvements to ice skates that help the skater all but fly, this book is a wonderful way to celebrate human ingenuity.
Alannah Hegedus was born in Vancouver and moved to Ontario with her husband and their son. She is a librarian and is, herself, very handy and inventive.Kaitlin Rainey is a doctoral student in English and an actress.Bill Slavin has illustrated… More about Alannah Hegedus
Kaitlin Rainey is a doctoral student in English and an actress.
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