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Dave & Buster's
There's no place quite like it! From hand-crafted tables and world class pocket billiards to the vast array of games in the Million Dollar Midway, D&B will provide one of the most unique entertainment outings you'll ever experience.
Don & Penny's
Family restaurant and bar. Dinner Thurs. - Sat. cooked by Penny herself. Darts, friendly bartender.
Fast Eddie's Bon Air
Fast Eddie's Bon Air in Alton is like no other. Over 4,000 half barrels of beer and thousands of cases of cans, bottles and liquor quench the thirst of our patrons every year. Some even say that Bon Air is the #1 volume bar in the world. A food bar serves an assortment of grilled burgers, shish-kabobs, bratwurst and boiled shrimp all sold at the same low prices as when they were added nineteen years ago.
Tony's Restaurant
Family owned for more than 50 years, Tony's is located in Alton on Third Street. Known for their mouth-watering pepperloin steaks, the family recipe has been a crowd pleaser for years. Homemade pastas and family recipes make for a memorable meal. Tony's offers the best of both worlds with a formal dining room, perfect for a romantic meal or to celebrate a special occasion. The Third Street Cafe entrance features a sports bar atmosphere perfect for kicking back to enjoy a slice of fresh secret recipe pizza, a juicy half-pound steakburger or a basket of wings. From casual family dining to a cozy meal together, Tony's is your place!
Bubby and Sissy's
Located just a few blocks from the riverfront Argosy Casino Alton, this bar hosts drag shows every weekend, karaoke on Thursdays, amateur drag queen and king shows the last Wednesday of the month, and dancing to DJ-driven music.
Chez Marilyn
If you're looking for a taste of Hollywood in Alton, Chez Marilyn serves a star-powered lineup of martinis. Maybe you wanna rub shoulders with "The Frank Sinatra" or get a little flirty with "The Marilyn Monroe." Spend the night with your favorite star or mingle a bit with the whole crowd. Lunch and dinner menu offers wide variety, including sandwiches, burgers and pasta. Desserts and soups are made fresh daily. Our patio is the place to be in the warm months of summer. We have live music Wednesday nights.
Mac's Time-Out Lounge/Off Track Betting
Order off the extensive menu. Why not try the real Southern-style chicken and dumplings or meat-lover's pizza? You'll find fair prices, large portions & excellent dishes. Try eating outside at the comfortable terrace-style beer garden. Your whole family will have a pleasant dining experience. Place your bets at the off-track betting parlor. Stay late for a cold one.
Ragin Cajun Piano Bar
Order from the menu with choices of delicious, New Orleans-style food. Known for late-night breakfasts. Enjoy live piano music and dueling pianos on the weekend.
Riverbend Billiards & Grill
Riverbend Billiards provides 10,000 sq. ft. of entertainment. There is great food and beverages for everyone, plus a full bar for our over 21 crowd. You'll find 15 7-ft. bar tables and two 9-ft. Gold Crowns. Dart machines and video games are available for the kids. Riverbend Billiards sells a wide variety of pool cues, cases and miscellaneous pool supplies as well as a large selection of soft tip darts and dart supplies.
Town Club of Alton, Inc.
Stop by this neighborhood bar & grill. You'll find friendly folks, good food and cold beer.
Woodstock Lounge
Local bar where the beer is cheap, the jukebox is loud, and three flat-screen TV's proudly display the evening's most crucial sporting event.
Live music venue and pub with full bar. Two stages and an extensive sound system accommodates a variety of live music and entertainment ranging from original songwriters, local talent and regional acts. Open F & S 4 p.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Elijah P.'s Burgers and Brews
Elijah P.'s Burgers and Brews is a themed restaurant that celebrates Alton area history. Menu includes gourmet burgers, and other upscale menu items. Also serving 60 different beers on tap.
45 North Barn & Grill
A unique, contemporary and nostalgic restaurant offering food that is created with heart and soul in a 'from-scratch' kitchen. Serving locally grown products, whenever possible, to create great meal choices. From hamburgers to steak, soup and salad, sandwiches, Friday night fish fry, and Sunday's Build Your Own Bloody Mary Bar, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
StockHolder's Saloon
Visit this vintage saloon filled with 'local color.' Coldest tap beer in town.
CITY:Apple River
Downtown Arlington Heights Shopping & Entertainment District
Diverse collection of charming local shops and major retailers. Outstanding restaurants, theaters, nightlife, and entertainment, all within walking distance.
CITY:Arlington Heights
Harry's of Arlington
Harry's of Arlington is a local's favorite bar and restaurant. Located in downtown Arlington Heights it is where fun is had by all! Come on by with family and friends for dinner and one of our many drink options.
CITY:Arlington Heights
Jimmy D's District
Jimmy D's District is a local bar and restaurant in Arlington Heights. With a menu featuring everything from burgers to pizza to salad, and an extensive drink menu. It's a great place for any gathering!
CITY:Arlington Heights
House of Music and Entertainment
H.O.M.E. aka House of Music & Entertainment is the Chicagoland suburbs hot destination for the best in live music and sports.The premium sports bar features built-in table taps, 80 plasma TV's, and a full menu featuring classic American bar food with some twists.H.O.M.E. offers NFL Sunday Ticket, ESPN Gameplan, and MLB Extra Innings so you can watch your favorite teams all of the time.Our H.O.M.E. Theater will offer 1000 of our guests the ultimate experience in live music and entertainment. The 15,000 Square Foot theater features a 28'x30' stage, state of the art sound system, and stadium style booth seating. The theater will feature local and national performances from bands, DJ's and entertainers.
CITY:Arlington Heights
Gatsby's Pub
Gatsby's was established in 1973. Interior pieces were purchased on 55th & Halsted in Chicago and bring that old town look to Arlington Heights. Gatsby's has found its own unique way of incorporating the new with the old, including the addition of 80 plasma TVs for everyone's viewing pleasure. It's a neighborhood "cheers" bar with specials, trivia nights, and beer of the month!
CITY:Arlington Heights
Randall/Orchard Road Corridor
These rapidly growing roads stretching through Aurora, North Aurora and Batavia are full of shopping and restaurant surprises.
The Comedy Shrine
Whether you're here to watch improv or stand-up, you're in for a great time! Come early and enjoy a drink and the thousands of pieces of comedy memorabilia that puts the "shrine" in The Comedy Shrine. Interested in classes? We have those too! You are never too old or too young to try your hand at comedy. Check out our website for upcoming class dates and prices.
The Foundry
This is the ultimate destination for anyone who loves sports. The only sports bar with 22 projection TVs and 140 flat screen TVs. If your sport is on TV they have it! OTB, slots, shuffleboard tables, pool tables, sand volleyball, team trivia, indoor tobacco shop and lounge. Fantastic menu, MUG club and drink specials. Three separate bars and private spaces available for catered parties. Salsa dancing w lessons featured on Tuesday's and Friday's as well as Team Trivia Tuesday's and Thursday's.
Ballydoyle Irish Pub & Restaurant
From the southern midlands of Ireland to the Chicago suburbs Ballydoyle carries the tradition with classic Irish brews, excellent food and live entertainment. Irish fare, boxtys, entrees and burgers. Brews on tap, by the pint, bottle and cans. Live music, parties and events. Celebrate St. Patrick's Day all year!
O'Malleys Pub & Eatery
Established in 1974 and located on Historic Lincoln Highway (Rt. 30) O'Malleys Pub & Eatery is the place to go for great beer, food and a happy atmosphere. Celebrate where great times and great food come together!
McGonigal's Pub
A traditional Irish Pub setting with a warm, fun and inviting atmosphere. We have twenty beers on tap and have been repeatedly told by customers that our Guinness pint is nothing short of outstanding. The menu has a nice variety of options and features delicious Irish fare, fish and chips, shepherd's pie and boxtys are some of our top sellers, plus we easily have the best burger in the region!
The Edge
The largest laser tag arena in the region also includes mini-golf, a big video arcade with the coolest games on the market, and food at D.S.Vespers Sports Pub and Eatery.
Club Escapade
In business since 1998, this Belleville gay bar features karaoke on Wednesdays, and dancing to live DJs on select Saturday nights.
Anyway's American Grill & Pub
Restaurant and pub with comfortable, friendly and casual atmosphere. Outdoor beer garden, dining room and separate bar area with TVs throughout. Full menu featuring classic American fare; average price $7-$12. Daily drink specials. Open daily 11:00 am.
Laugh Comedy Club
Some of the nations best comedians grace the stage every week at Bloomington's ONLY Comedy Club! We offer low ticket prices, great food and drinks and under 21 is permitted to enter. Join us every Thursday for College Night! Shows are Thursday, Friday, Saturday!
Club Krave
This south suburban gay club features DJ-driven dancing, male dancers, karaoke and monthly drag shows.
CITY:Blue Island
Two Thirteen East
The only gay club in Carbondale features drag shows, Salsa Night on Thursdays and '80s dance music on Saturdays.
Global Gourmet
Global Gourmet is often described as a hospitable slice of the world nestled in downtown Carbondale. An eclectic and soothing atmosphere with a diverse menu that changes every day are just two attributes that make this restaurant so popular. The dining room serves ethnic inspired dishes, the bar is a casual imbibing spot, and the patio is a relaxing oasis.
The Hangar 9
Known for its wide selection of craft beer and hosting exceptional music, The Hangar 9 is arguably Carbondale's best venue for nightlife. Built to resemble an airplane hangar, the building is unmistakable. Located on The Strip in Downtown Carbondale, the bar brings everything from karaoke, open-mic, and trivia to recognizable national acts to the downtown.
S.I. Bowl
This 32 lane facility offers bowling and a bar. There is a Pro-shop with ball drilling on site. Offers Highway 66 bowling for children on four mini lanes. There is a game room with three billiards tables, air hockey, arcade, and more. There is a bar and lounge on the premesis. They have youth programs, tournaments, leagues, and parties. Offers cosmic bowling. Also, four sand volleyball courts with seating for approximately 100 people.
Farren's Pub & Eatery
Farren's is an underground pub in Downtown Champaign that's known for its signature burgers and large selection of craft beers.
Blind Pig Brewery
Located in downtown Champaign, Blind Pig brews its own craft beers. With its beautiful wood interior, casks full of local brews and friendly locals, this bar is a must-see. When the weather is nice, venture outside and enjoy the large outdoor beer garden.
Esquire Lounge
A place where everybody truly knows your name, patrons enjoy free peanuts (and throw their shells on the floor), stiff drinks, billiards, cold beer and hot food. Catch the game on one of seven TVs and outdoor seating. Large area with four pool tables, jukebox and more.
Cowboy Monkey
Nightlife Bar for casual chatting with friends and family. Dining options during the day as well as full service bar during dining hours.
Billy Barooz Pub & Grill
Billy Barooz has the atmosphere of a sports bar while offering high-quality cuisine. Meet up with friends and watch the game, grab drinks at the bar, or enjoy a family meal in the dining area. Don't forget to try their nachos!
Boltini Lounge
The quintessential cocktail lounge of the Champaign-Urbana community. Located in the heart of downtown Champaign, Boltini offers a great selection of liquor, food, entertainment and fun. It's very welcoming to any and everybody from the downtown hipster to the professional enjoying a happy hour cocktail and everybody in between.
Downtown Champaign
Discover cute boutiques housed in historic storefronts in downtown Champaign, including antique and consignment shops. Be sure to stop at PACA's Architectural Salvage Warehouse, where you'll find everything from vintage stained glass to ceramic tiles.
Chester Street Dance Club
Located in downtown Champaign, this huge dance club features DJs spinning everything from Top 40 remixes to electro-industrial dance. Cool down on the outdoor patio.
Midtown Champaign
An eclectic district filled with dining and multi-cultural attractions, Midtown Champaign, with the beautiful Boneyard Creek flowing, connects Downtown and Campustown Champaign.
Blind Pig Company
The Blind Pig Company, located in historic downtown Champaign, serves a wide variety of craft beers. Beer Advocate lists it in the Top 50 Places to Drink Beer in the USA. Imbibe Magazine states it's one of America's Top 100 Bars and Draft Magazine lists it as one of the Best 150 Bars in the USA.
Quality Bar
Quality is a simple bar with a big-city vibe that can only be described oxymoronically as "rustic modern." Quality offers a wide selection of American craft beers on tap and new beers are introduced every week.
Radio Maria
Radio Maria is a restaurant and tapas bar run by artists. Head chef, Brian Wong, creates the eclectic dishes that suit the vibrant ambiance, such as his Coffee Crusted Filet and Green Curry Hot Pot.
This modern restaurant and bar lounge is one of the swankiest spots in downtown Champaign. Enjoy American Cuisine with an Asian flare as you sip cocktails in the vibrant atmosphere. The executive chef brings a range of experiences, from the Four Seasons Hotel and upscale Korean and French restaurants, that contributed to their exotic menu.
Goose Island Brewpub - Clybourn
Goose Island is an innovator and leader in the craft of brewing. Striving to create beers that define styles, win awards, and captivate the hearts, imaginations, and palates of beer drinkers. They're always expanding its repertoire of award-winning draft and bottled beers and currently bottle 50 craft beers. Tours and tastings are available.
Joe's Be-Bop Cafe and Jazz Emporium
Food and live jazz share equal billing here. Casual, southern-style menu. Live jazz seven nights a week. Jazz orients sounds from swing to down-home blues. Latin jazz to mobtime.
Zanies Comedy Club - Chicago
Since 1978, Zanies has presented the best in stand-up comedy. Past performers have included Jay Leno, Jerry Seinfeld, and Richard Lewis. Photo Credit: ©Adam Alexander Photography
Back Room - Chicago
Intimate, upscale atmosphere - Chicago's finest live entertainment venue. The Back Room entertains Chicago with live band music 7 nights a week, two shows a night! They also offer a light food menu, dancing, late night music on the weekends, and top notch service. For over 45 years The Back Room has been the place to go if you are looking for an incredible evening of live music. Guests enter down a long brick alleyway where they are greeted by our host and led into our Showcase Lounge. Our host can accommodate groups of all sizes at our lounge tables or if you'd prefer to be up and dancing you can find a spot at the bar. Every night you can expect the very best in Jazz along with an incredible mix of Motown; R&B; Funk; Adult Contemporary and some down home Chicago Blues! All of your favorite music under one roof, performed live 7 nights a week in an intimate upscale atmosphere that guarantees an unforgettable night. If you're looking for a fun, lively venue for late night dancing head to the Back Room after 1am on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays when the music continues with your favorite Top 40 and hip hop classics! There's no reason the party has to stop when the bands do!
Diversey River Bowl
Find open bowling every night, rock music, a light show and a restaurant.
Tommy Gun's Garage
Enter through the back door under the L train tracks, give the password and experience Chicago during the Roaring '20s. Enjoy dinner and an interactive musical comedy revue with gangsters and flappers.
Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery
Rock Bottom is all about the beer. Every tank tapped here represents hours of planning, experimentation, ingenuity and precision by a local Rock Bottom Brewmaster. The folks here pride themselves on the remarkably consistent quality of their handcrafted beers as well as their tasty menu of made-from-scratch food.
Chi Bar
Chi Bar is located within the Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers in the heart of downtown Chicago. Chi Bar's décor boasts contemporary shades of cobalt blue and amber, plush leather chairs and sofas, and floor-to-ceiling jeweled toned windows offering sweeping views of the Chicago River and Lake Michigan.
Timothy O'Toole's Pub Chicago
Downtown Chicago's favorite bar. With 40 TVs and 20 satellites you won't miss a play. Full menu with late nite kitchen. Private party rooms, 5 pool tables, darts, games and N.T.N. Call us for your next party.
Gastropub that offers ample space to lounge, dine, and imbibe on three different levels. English's layout allows a distinctive mood whether you are out for drinks, appetizers, dining, or private events.
Enjoy a waterfront meal on the rooftop of this summer hot spot located right on Lake Michigan at the North Avenue Beach Boathouse (opening in mid-May). This casual Phil Stefani Signature Restaurant features sandwiches, salads and refreshing beverages. Scenes from The Break-Up were filmed on the nearby bike path.
C-House Restaurant
C-House Restarant, by Marcus Samuelsson, is located in the Affinia Hotel and delivers seafood and chops in an adventurous, yet traditional style. In addition to the dining room, head north to C-View, the rooftop lounge.
Vertigo Sky Lounge
Catsuits and cocktails perched 26 floors above the Dana Hotel & Spa. Relaxed conversations in a high-fidelity sound experience. DJ nightly. Waygu beef carapacio, sashimi and maki served from Ajasteak.
The Second City
Celebrating 50 years as the home of Chicago-style improv and sketch comedy, The Second City has launched the careers of John Belushi, Mike Myers, Tina Fey, Bill Murray, Stephen Colbert, Steve Carell and many others.
As the name suggests, every element of this ultra-lounge was considered and meticulous selections were made to create an intimate space. Including a champagne list fit for a mature and sophisticated palate. Available seven days a week.
The Shrine
A fusion of a sensuous nightclub, state-of-the-art live performance space, and high-end lounge, The Shrine is a next generation nightlife venue in the emerging South Loop district of Chicago. With a finger on the pulse of Chicago's young metropolitans, The Shrine will bring together the city's music, fashion, and art communities to create a truly diverse, trendsetting clientele. The Shrine's mission is to be the city's new social hub for music across an eclectic cross-section of modern genres.
Epic Restaurant
Bringing together the talent of chef Stephen Wambach and pastry chef Christine McCabe, Epic strives to take the Chicago restaurant experience to a new level by providing extraordinary food and service in an inviting and stylish space. Stop by Epic Sky, a chic rooftop getaway in the heart of River North and take in breathtaking views of Chicago's downtown skyline.
Roof at the Wit Hotel
Enliven any event at ROOF, the year-round rooftop lounge on the 27th floor of theWit, a Doubletree Hotel. This Chicago party location boasts 7,000 square feet of roaring fire pits, live music, telescopes, and unparalleled ambience meshing beautifully with the urban Chicagoan's lifestyle. Choose an indoor or outdoor area to accommodate up to 150 guests. Engage in lively conversation while you sip artisanal handcrafted libations and nibble on specially prepared snacks. Our chef also directs the menu at our fabulous Italian restaurant, offers 20 small plates to please everyone's palate. Whether you're enjoying an evening on the suspended table overlooking the Chicago skyline, or relaxing at the striking bar, ROOF will undoubtedly be your number-one in-town destination.
The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Dinner Show
Tickets are only $59.95. Show runs every Saturday night. Includes a four-course sit-down dinner, full bar, clues and prizes for the Top Detective.
Downtown Bar and Lounge
Windy City's newest and premier gay and lesbian destination located in the heart of Downtown Chicago. The place to relax and meet new friends.
Angels & Kings
This cool rock and roll bar, co-owned by Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz (a Chicago native), boasts over-sized celebrity mug shots adorning its walls. Stop in and croon on the karaoke stage with a live band or dance to the DJ-driven music.
A long-time Boystown favorite, Roscoe's features live events (including live band karaoke on Monday nights and Sin Thursdays with burlesque performers), a huge dance floor and a sidewalk cafe that serves a full menu in the summer months.
This beautiful bar is decked out with stained glass windows, antique furniture and cozy banquettes. The Sunday Liquid Brunch (with $12 bottles of champagne) starts at a reasonable 2pm.
Hamburger Mary's
Located in Chicago's neighborhood of Andersonville, Hamburger Mary's features a menu of creative hamburgers (what else?) in its dining room, DJ-driven music and stage shows in Mary's Attic and sports broadcasts live in Mary's Rec Room, a combination sports bar/microbrewery.
Kit Kat Lounge & Supper Club
Dinner comes with a side of entertaining female impersonators at this raucous restaurant, located in Chicago's Boystown neighborhood. Sample one of more than 70 different martinis, including the famous Kit Kat.
With the Chicago River and Michigan Avenue Bridge just outside the windows, this downtown Chicago bar is a chic sophisticated lounge and the perfect end to any busy day. Located on the mezzanine level, Rebar offers neo-Japanese cuisine and signature cocktails in a vibrant and warm atmosphere.
Annoyance Theatre & Bar
For 25 years, The Annoyance Theatre has created some of Chicago's finest comedy. Home of the longest running musical Co-ed Prison Sluts, The Annoyance uses improvisation to create new and original plays, musicals, sketch-comedy and more, in a vibrant, uncensored atmosphere.
Sluggers World Class Sports Bar and Grill
Since 1985 Sluggers World Class Sports Bar and Grill has been giving the Wrigleyville area a place to go for much more than just a drink. We have 6-12 foot big screens and over 30 TV's to see your all of your favorite sports teams in glorious HD! Upstairs we have a full indoor sports complex with batting cages, trampoline basketball, electronic football, basketball, ski simulator, golf, Skee ball, virtual driving games, air hockey and much much more. We have a full menu that includes Burgers, Pizza, Salads and a bunch of Appetizers. We even have an outdoor patio for those beautiful Chicago summer days. Come and visit us here at Sluggers and we promise you will not be bored!
Marty's Martini Bar
Tucked away, just off of Andersonville's main drag, is Marty's Martini Bar. Fantastic service and delicious cocktails make this cozy locale a favorite of the Andersonville neighborhood. During the summer, outdoor seating is available in a picture-perfect patio.
Minibar Ultra Lounge
In the heart of Halsted Street, Chicago, is minibar. We are a luxurious nightclub in a contemporary, urban "hotel lounge" environment. Inviting guests to wrap up the day or usher in the night, minibar is the perfect spot for freshly infused vodkas, bottle service, exciting wines and premium liquors that highlight minibar's drink menu. DJs and curated music collections will sooth and groove your soul, while concierge services and cocktail servers make sure you don't have to work to enjoy your self. Check in any time...?
A Boystown staple, Hydrate features late-night dance parties, shirtless men, high-energy beats and drag queens galore. Check out their resident DJ's and weekly events. Open until 4am Sunday-Friday/5am on Saturdays.
Located in the heart of Boystown, Elixir is a mellow spot to relax and enjoy the evening. From classic, pre-prohibition mixed drinks to Elixir signature cocktails, the highly-trained bartenders take their time to create perfection. It's more than a lounge, it's an experience.
Expect bumping beats and go-go dancing boys at this GLBT bar in Andersonville. A 30-foot-long bar and an elevated seating area overlook the dance floor, often set in motion by a DJ spinning dance hits and house standards. Exposed brick walls, galvanized metal and hardwood floors and warm lighting create an inviting upscale ambiance.
Cocktail Bar & Restaurant
Cocktail, is one of the most inviting playful bars & restaurants in Lakeview, appealing to a broad-based clientele that is short on attitude and long on fun. Its two attractive bars (cocktail & garden bar) feature black crystal chandeliers, onyx-lit bar tops and a swank sidewalk café, known as the gardens. Cocktail is the perfect place to sip libations, enjoy great food and converse with friends, both old and new. Cocktail offers daily drink specials featuring djs that deliver the best music on Halsted & sexy go go boys!
Bar Ombra
Inspired by the regional flavors of the Italian Tre Venezie, Ombra is a space you can make your own. It's where the casual comfort of the neighborhood meets the energy of possibility. You just might encounter the new and unexpected — whether the flavors, the wine list, or the conversations and people around you.
Your neighborhood farm-to-table restaurant. Celebrating the rich diversity of American food and drink. Our produce and meats are sourced almost exclusively from small family farms in the Midwest. The menu is seasonally focused and our casual dining room features a spectacular Brunswick bar, as well as comfortable booths and tables.
The "staggering beer list" and creative, Belgian-focused menu has made the Hopleaf a destination restaurant. A favorite of the neighborhood and beyond, you can expect Hopleaf to always be hoping.
Half Acre Beer Company
Half Acre brews, packages, and sells craft beers in Chicago's Northcenter neighborhood. Along with perennials Daisy Cutter, Gossamer, and Over Ale they put out small-batch specialty brews all the time. You can come get to know the beers and the people behind them in their Brewery Shop, where you can sample and purchase to-go, or in their Tap Room, where you can stay and get to know more about Half Acre.
Revolution Brewing
Located in Logan Square, this brewpub is a bustling meeting place for beer enthusiasts from across Chicago and beyond. More than 50 different beer styles are produced each year, served in a converted warehouse with barrel wood walls and benches made from 100-year-old beam salvaged during construction. Hand-crafted food from the kitchen includes everything from farm-raised pork to plenty of vegetarian dishes.
Piece Brewery & Pizzeria
Opened in July of 2001, Piece has been producing small batches of handcrafted brews in their seven-barrel brew-house. Brewer Jonathan Cutler has 16 years of brewing experience, and has brewed at some of the most well respected breweries in the country. He is also a graduate of the esteemed Siebel Institute and received formal training from the Master Brewers Association of America. In 2006, after 5 years of winning top medals at national and international competitions, Piece and Jonathan Cutler won the prestigious World Beer Cup Champion Small Brewery and Brewmaster Award. Be sure to stop by and celebrate by having one of their award winning Piece brews.
Pump Room at PUBLIC Chicago
The Pump Room restaurant offers reasonably priced, delicious favorites in a relaxed, comfortable, and exciting environment. The new food concept was created by world-renowned chef and 2011 James Beard award winner Jean-Georges Vongerichten. He will support local purveyors, regional flavors and offer a "farm to table" experience. At night, the restaurant's bar transforms into a supper club recapturing the glamour of the 30's and 40's with a modern twist.
Buzz - Burgers, Barrels & Beer
Enjoy a gourmet burger experience at affordable prices and a large selection of crafted beers! The burgers are the epitome of aesthetic perfection: griddle-cooked fresh grass fed ground beef (sirloin), cheddar cheese, a toasted rustic bun, and toppings.
Little Goat Diner
Chicago's favorite "Top Chef" Stephanie Izard has again teamed up with Boka Restaurant Group for her spin on an East Coast diner. Experience old-school diner traditions like a stool-lined counter and breakfast served all day. Stop in before closing to grab a late night bite like tiramisu and milkshakes. The attached bread shop serves up coffee drinks and sandwiches all day, and visitors can purchase merchandise or attend a private event or cooking class there.
Sports Zone Bar/ Decatur Conference Center & Hotel
The Sports Zone Bar and Grill is ideal for cocktails and dinner in a cheerful and relaxing atmosphere, whether it's to watch the big game, or just to hang out with friends. Click here to find out what's happening at the sports zone this month. Wednesdays are comedy night, $5 cover.
That Place on Palmyra Pub & Grill
Formerly Bombdigity Bar & Grill, we still offer the best food and drinks your money can buy and we now offer an enhanced menu that includes a variety of entrees such as chicken, steak, pork chops, wraps & salads.
Mr. Tequila Bar & Grill
Mr. Tequila Bar & Grill offers the best in Mexican food. Our menu includes chimichangas, enchiladas, burritos, quesadillas, fajitas and several other Mexican dishes.
Bourbon's Lounge at the Par-A-Dice Hotel Casino
Unwind with a nightcap at Bourbon's Lounge, located in the Par-A-Dice Resort & Casino. A gorgeous wood interior united with live piano music and friendly service will create the perfect end to your day. Choose from an array of premium beers, wines, and spirits, or choose a selection from our list of specialty cocktails.
CITY:East Peoria
Niemerg's Steakhouse
Niemerg's Steakhouse in Effingham opened September 1, 1978 and is locally owned and operated with food that's made grandmother style; from scratch and with care.


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YIELD: Serves 8
IngredientsFor the stuffing
- two 1/2-pound loaves of day-old Italian or French bread, cut into 3/4-inch cubes (about 12 cups)
- 1/2 pound bacon, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 1 tablespoon minced garlic
- 2 cups finely chopped onion
- 1 1/2 cups chopped celery
- 3 tablespoons minced fresh thyme leaves or 1 tablespoon dried thyme, crumbled
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh sage leaves or 2 teaspoons dried sage, crumbled
- 2/3 cup finely chopped fresh parsley leaves
- 1 stick (1/2 cup) unsalted butter, melted
- 18 oysters, shucked and chopped, reserving the liquor for another use
- a 12- to 14-pound turkey, the neck and giblets (excluding the liver) reserved for making turkey giblet stock
- 1 1/2 sticks (3/4 cup) unsalted butter, softened
- 1 cupturkey giblet stock or chicken broth
- 1 cup dry white wine
- 6 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 4 cups turkey giblet stock , including the reserved cooked neck and giblets
- parsley sprigs and thyme sprigs for garnish
Make the stuffing:
In 2 shallow baking pans or jelly-roll pans arrange the bread cubes in one layer, bake them in a preheated 325°F. oven for 10 to 15 minutes, or until they are golden, and transfer them to a large bowl. In a large skillet cook the bacon over moderately low heat, stirring, until it is crisp, transfer it with a slotted spoon to paper towels to drain, and pour off all but about 1/4 cup of the fat. In the fat remaining in the skillet cook the garlic, the onion, and the celery with the thyme and the sage over moderately low heat, stirring, until the vegetables are softened and transfer the mixture to the bowl. Add the parsley, the melted butter, the oysters, the bacon, and salt and pepper to taste, toss the stuffing well, and let if cool completely. The stuffing may be made 1 day in advance and kept covered and chilled. (To prevent bacterial growth do not stuff the turkey cavities in advance.)
Rinse the turkey, pat it dry, and season it inside and out with salt and pepper. Pack the neck cavity loosely with some of the stuffing, fold the neck skin under the body, and fasten it with a skewer. Pack the body cavity loosely with some of the remaining stuffing and truss the turkey. Transfer the remaining stuffing to a buttered 3-quart baking dish and reserve it, covered and chilled.
Spread the turkey with 1/2 stick of the butter and roast it on a rack in a roasting pan in a preheated 425°F. oven for 30 minutes. Reduce the temperature to 325°F., baste the turkey with the pan juices, and drape it with a piece of cheesecloth, soaked in the remaining 1 stick butter, melted and cooled. Roast the turkey, basting it every 20 minutes, for 2 1/2 to 3 hours more, or until a meat thermometer inserted in the fleshy part of a thigh registers 180°F. and the juices run clear when the thigh is pierced with a skewer. During the last 1 1/2 hours of roasting, drizzle the reserved stuffing with the stock, bake it, covered, in the 325°F. oven for 1 hour, and bake it, uncovered, for 30 minutes more. Discard the cheesecloth and string from the turkey, transfer the turkey to a heated platter, reserving the juices in the roasting pan, keep it warm, covered loosely with foil.
Make the gravy:
Skim all of the fat from the roasting pan juices, reserving 1/3 cup of the fat, and add the wine to the pan. Deglaze the pan over moderately high heat, scraping up the brown bits, and boil the mixture until it is reduced by half. In a saucepan combine the reserved fat and the flour and cook the roux over moderately low heat, whisking, for 3 minutes. Add the stock and the wine mixture in a stream, whisking, and simmer the gravy, stirring occasionally, for 10 minutes. Add the reserved cooked giblets and neck meat, chopped, and salt and pepper to taste, simmer the gravy for 2 minutes, and transfer it to a heated sauceboat.
Garnish the turkey with the parsley and thyme sprigs and serve it with the gravy and the stuffing.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories2,012
- Carbohydrates85 g (28%)
- Fat100 g (154%)
- Protein181 g (362%)
- Saturated Fat38 g (191%)
- Sodium2,982 mg (124%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat19 g
- Fiber7 g (29%)
- Monounsaturated Fat29 g
- Cholesterol1,513 mg (504%)


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The news greeted us with word that the Midwest has another bout of freezing temperatures on the way. Trips are being cancelled and families are trapped indoors yet again. Can you say, "cabin fever"?
Your DVR is probably probably getting a workout, as is that DVD the kids seem to have on permanent repeat. Maybe you're feeling like you've crushed enough candy and the kids have popped enough balloons. If so, it's time to unplug.
If you liked these ideas for an unplugged family game night, why not make it a tradition? This time, work off some of that extra energy with physical games the whole family can play. We searched the internet again, this time for fun ideas that will get you moving. Kids will be grateful for the action since there's not much bike riding or snowman building on these frigid days. Let the family bonding begin!
Family Night Games Get Physical
Magic Ball. Instead of a traditional Freeze Dance game where everyone dances together, the spotlight's on you! One player dances to music holding a large ball while everyone else watches. The DJ pauses the music and the dancer must pass the ball to another player, who then starts to dance. Players must pass the ball in a different way each time. This game is great for young children who'll find passing the ball a fun challenge. Bust a move!
Animal Party Game. You'll need a long room to play this favorite party game and two designated "safe zones" for two teams. First, divide into two groups. Team one chooses an animal to imitate and at the count of three, all team members must silently act out the animal. If someone on the second team wants to guess the animal, they raise their hand. If the guess is correct, the second team can run toward the first and try to tag players out. Whoever gets tagged switches teams. This game lasts as long as you want since there are no winners.
Skillful Toes. Create one pile of quarters or dice for each player. Using the toes on one foot, players have 60 seconds to pick up as many quarters or dice as they can and move them into a bowl. The person who grabbed the most objects with their toes wins!
Clap Ball. You remember this one -- toss a ball into the air and clap before catching it. See how many times players can clap before they catch the ball.
Hot Potato. Hot potato, hot potato, hot potato, hot! Sit in a circle and toss a ball of bean sack shouting "hot potato!" as music plays. When the music stops, the person holding the hot potato is out.
Hip Waddle. Players stand side by side with a ball between their hips. Try to walk across the room without dropping the ball. Have the whole family line up and try to do it together.
Treasure Hunt. Have the family choose a theme and collect objects from around the house that match the theme. One person hides all the objects and the remaining players go on the treasure hunt. Set a time limit -- the person with the most objects wins.
Don't Drop the Cabbage. Can you do two things at once? You'd be surprised by how tricky this can get. In Don't Drop the Cabbage, two players sit knee-to-knee and toss a ball to each other. At each catch, a player must say one of the next word in this sequence: Don't Drop the Cabbage. Whoever drops the cabbage must stand up and do a silly dance. Every time you successfully complete the sentence, move one foot apart and start again. Want to make it more challenging for older kids? Try adding a clap to the mix.
Cross the Lava. Tape pieces of paper ("stepping stones") to your floor and have kids jump from sheet to sheet to "cross the lava." If someone misses the paper, they start from the beginning. Make two parallel courses to add a time challenge to the mix.
Crab Carry. The object of the game is to pick up a toy or book (something you won't mind falling) and carry it to to organizer while walking like a crab. Not as easy as you think!


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The Utah Permanent Community Impact Board recently approved a request to fund $8.4 million for the construction of a senior center near the Carbon County Fairgrounds. Â Â
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The single story 34,000 square foot senior citizens center with handicap accessibility will be constructed on county owned land, according to the CIB members.
"Carbon County has outgrown its current senior center," said San Juan Commissioner Bruce Adams, who represents the Southeastern Association of Local Governments on the CIB panel.
"The current center has structural problems and has become too small for the 1,700 people who use it. The new senior center will be state of the art, safe and accommodate future growth," continued Adams.
In addition to allocating $8.4 million in CIB revenues for the Carbon County's senior citizens center, the boardmembers approved four requests totaling $2, 067,000 in the form of grants and no interest loans to Price to upgrade the city's infrastructure.
The money will pay for water and sewer system improvements as well as street projects, pointed out the CIB officials.
In addition to the improvements in question, a $30,000 grant was awarded for the phase one design stage of the Price River trail development project.
"Both the water and sewer system infrastructures are aged and need to be repaired and in some cases replaced," said Carbon Commissioner and CIB Boardmember Mike Milovich.
"Without this money, the community could very well run into some serious problems that would cost them more if they waited," continued the Carbon County commissioner.
Along with earmarking $30,000 to fund the local river trial project, the CIB's allocations to Price included:
â¢A grant and loan combination total of $487,000 for the city's sewer system improvements.
â¢$970,000 for the city's water system improvements.
â¢$580,000 for street improvements within the city's boundaries.
The CIB awards grants and low-interest loans to cities, towns and counties impacted by mining and the extraction of oil and gas on federal land.
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Here at Who What Wear, we don't discriminate when it comes to hats. In fact, you might say we have a soft spot for all kinds of chic toppers, from berets to newsboy caps to floppy-brimmed styles. That said, we're particularly excited to channel menswear chic with fedoras and bowlers come fall! Yes, folks, we're talking about the smallish, old-school styles donned by iconic characters like Humphrey Bogart's Rick Blaine in Casablanca or Charlie Chaplin's The Tramp, respectively. These days, however, we're seeing said hats on some of our favorite female trendsetters and paired with thoroughly modern ensembles. From Katie Holmes' borrowed-from-the-boys outfit to Ashlee Simpson's girly styling choices, today's How They Wear story proves there are a variety of stellar ways to don a small chapeaux.
If you're not quite sure about how to style this type of hat, fret not because we have some ideas! One option is to emphasis the hat's boyish nature by pairing it with menswear-inspired pieces, as Katie Holmes and one exceptionally well-dressed civilian recently did. Holmes was snapped out and about in New York earlier this month wearing a slew of simple separates with her chocolate Giorgio Armani fedora, including a Celine sweater, Levi's denim jacket, Madewell pants, and Cole Haan's Air Colton Saddle Oxfords ($198). We think this look works particularly well because of her decision to opt for oxfords, which complement the masculine topper perfectly. We also spotted a stylish show-goer with the same idea as Holmes at the F/W 11 collections during Milan Fashion Week. She went for an all-out laddish vibe with her ensemble, which consisted of a structured tweed jacket, slim jeans, black leather loafers, and a bowler. Again, we appreciate the nod to homme dressing and think it makes for one remarkably au courant outfit!
Of course, pairing the versatile chapeaux with manly accents isn't the only way to wear it; if you want to add a feminine twist, simply consider Fearne Cotton and Ashlee Simpson as your sartorial guides. At the airport in London recently, Cotton effectively made the bowler more girl-friendly by juxtaposing it with a pair of bright pink mary-janes from Topshop, resulting a spot-on boy-meets-girl outfit. Simpson was on the same chic page as Cotton when she attended a birthday party in Los Angeles earlier this month. For the event, she donned a sweet frock with ruffled hemline, which she styled with a noir blazer, high-heeled booties, a cross-body bag, and a sleek fedora. Although both Simpson and Cotton did add a masculine piece to their outfits-the black blazer-their overall ensembles were decidedly ladylike, thanks to their dainty finishing touches.
Now that we've given you the run-down on both the masculine and feminine ways to wear these petite hats, allow us to introduce yet another way to style them: with fantastic outerwear pieces a la Chloe Moretz and Emma Watson! (When we said these toppers were versatile, we weren't kidding!) With a basic black bowler perched ever-so-nonchalantly atop her head, Moretz arrived at LAX earlier this month in a leather biker jacket and a pair of equally tough combat boots. We will definitely want to emulate her stomper-chic outfit when the weather gets chilly come fall and winter! We're just as enthralled with Watson's choice of cold-weather gear; she protected herself from London's fickle weather a couple months ago with a Burberry Prorsum trench coat, Zadig & Voltaire Ailes Strass Ballet Shoes ($286), the Mulberry Carter Double Handle Bag ($1550), and a fedora. We particularly love how she expertly mixed the trendy chapeaux with classic, always-in-style pieces, resulting in one perfectly balanced ensemble.
Convinced you need to own one of these of-the-moment hats pronto? You're in luck because we've rounded up the best of the best for your shopping pleasure! If you're not willing to make a huge splurge, consider snagging Tarnish's Wool Bowler Hat ($38), Brixton's Pack Straw Bowler ($38), Goorin Bros' Samson Hat ($110), Comme des Garcons' Blue Wool Hat ($133), or Calvin Klein's Double Wrap Herringbone Fedora ($45), all of which will make a superb addition to any look. Searching for some higher-end options? We've got you covered there as well! We think Borsalino's Wool Hat ($485), which comes in four amazing colors, and CA4LA's Felt Bowler ($215), and Eric Javits' Velour Fedora ($375) are top-notch choices that can be worn all season long. Whichever one you choose, we promise you'll never want to take off your stylish new hat!-Erin Fitzpatrick
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Naval Academy Midshipman One of 62 Truman Scholars Selected for 2013
Posted on: April 10, 2013 08:00 EDT by Naval Academy Public Affairs
U.S. Naval Academy Midshipman 2nd Class Clifton E. Luber, III, of Camdenton, Mo., was recently selected as a 2013 Truman Scholar.
The Truman Foundation announced April 10 that 62 students from 54 U.S. colleges and universities were selected.
Luber, the academy's 21st Truman Scholar, is a political science major and hopes to be commissioned as a Marine 2nd Lt. He plans to pursue a master's degree in public policy at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government and is primarily interested in U.S. foreign policy towards genocide and studies of the U.S. presidency and Congress.
Luber said his success is largely due to the support he has received from family, friends and professors.
"They proofread my application multiple times, encouraged me to work hard, and told me over and over that they believed in me. That meant the world to me," he said. "If I had to share the scholarship with everyone who helped me along the way, there wouldn't be any money left for me to attend grad school. I owe it all to them.
"I feel truly honored to have won a scholarship this year especially considering the other finalists from my home state of Missouri. I was competing against individuals who facilitated several thousand people participating in volunteer projects and who helped the Department of Homeland Security write civil rights policies," said Luber. "They were all outstanding individuals who deserved to win just as much as me, if not more."
Luber currently serves as a squad leader in the 30th Company, is the co-captain of the Naval Academy Ethics Debate Team, is active with the Naval Academy Foreign Affairs Conference, a member of the Italian-American Midshipman Club and also founded a genocide awareness program at the academy. During his summer leave he volunteers as a counselor at the American Legion Boys State of Missouri.
The Truman Foundation is dedicated to former President Harry S. Truman and recognizes college juniors with exceptional leadership potential and intellectual ability who are committed to careers in public service. Scholars are required to work in public service following completion of a Foundation-funded graduate degree program. Scholarships provide support up to $30,000 for graduate school. For more information about Truman Scholarships, visit the Truman Scholarship website.
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MASSENA If Zach Robert seemed like an extra coach while he was on the ice this season that is no coincidence.
The Massena senior knows coaching well as both of his parents Betty and Steve have been varsity coaches at Massena High School.
As a coach you can articulate to your players what you see and how you want them to react, Massena coach Mike Trimboli said. When you have a youthful player that is out there and he sees it as well, he can exercise that and relate to his teammates the same thing you as an adult and coach would try to get across to them.
As the child of a coach you are hearing certain things at home and you develop an ability to analyze the game better than most kids. As the years go on you hear your parents talking about the intricacies of the game and you start to look into it and realize it yourself. As you grow and develop and get older and hear from your own coaches you can relate to those intricacies.
Robert helped lead Massena to a 12-6-1 overall record this season and a spot in the state Division I semifinals. He finished with six goals and 17 assists and is the Times All-North Most Valuable Player.
Ive had both of my parents for coaches in other sports, Robert said. They are always motivating me to do better. It helps you to understand what coaches look for in a player.
Robert, who is 6-foot, 220 pounds, was more than just a coach on the ice for the Red Raiders. He was a bruising forward with a strong work ethic, as well as an intelligent player who is very competitive.
He creates a lot of turnovers through his physicality, especially in the neutral zone, Trimboli said. He has great leadership qualities, both on and off the ice. He spends a lot of time away from the ice in the gym, and hes kind of brought along a lot of the younger players into that mentality.
Hes got a heavy shot and creates a lot of rebounds, thats why he has so many assists. He either forechecks hard and creates the turnovers through physical play or he created an offensive rush, got a good shot on net, and the goalie couldnt handle it and we were able to capitalize on rebounds. Hes got the ability to control the tempo of the game.
Robert may have scored just six goals, but he had a knack for delivering them when needed most.
He scored an overtime game-winner on Jan. 12 against Rome and in Massenas next game four days later, he delivered another overtime winner against Salmon River.
He was a presence on the ice, Trimboli said. He was a game-changer. His physical play, other teams were wary of it. He was a kid that could step up and play hard at a moments notice.
Not only was Robert the best hockey player in Section 10, he also was one of the most intelligent.
He will not compete in hockey at the collegiate level, except on club teams, because he will be attending Clarkson in the fall to study computer engineering.
It was an easy decision, Robert said of bypassing juniors or prep school. Whenever theres a problem with the computer Id just stay there for hours until I fixed it. I like knowing how stuff works. And the reason for Roberts good grades is the same drive that made him a successful hockey player.
Im really competitive with everything I guess, Robert said. I look at grades the same (as sports).
Robert will keep active in hockey next year and hopes to play for Clarksons club team. He also has already lined up a job working at Cheel Arena as part of the student rink crew at Cheel Arena.
I like (Clarksons) location and Im more about the smaller size, Robert said. Im not really a big-city person.
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Thomas Blumenthal
Tom Blumenthal is a principal at Paule, Camazine & Blumenthal, P.C., in St. Louis, Missouri, and has been practicing law, concentrating in commercial and constitutional litigation since 1976. He has been serving as a neutral in mediation and arbitration since 1995. From 2006 through 2010, Tom created the curriculum and taught Arbitration Theory and Practice at Washington University School of Law, and previously has spoken on mediation and arbitration issues in seminars for the American Arbitration Association, the Association of Attorney Mediators and local continuing education seminars. He is a member of the National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals and was the 2012 St. Louis Arbitrator of the Year as designated by Best Lawyers in America. Since 2007 he has been named by Best Lawyers in America in the category of Alternate Dispute Resolution. He mediates complex business, commercial, construction, employment and intellectual property cases, including in multi-party mediations.
Joan Burger
Joan M. Burger was born and raised in Chicago. She graduated from Loyola University in Chicago (B.S. 1966) and St. Louis University (J.D. 1976 cum laude). She served as Legal Officer for the St. Louis Juvenile Court and as Assistant Circuit Attorney for the City of St. Louis, then was in private practice from 1980-1994; Hearing officer for the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners 1980-1994.
Her professional organizations include: Past president of the Women Lawyers Association of St. Louis; Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis, National Association of Women Judges; Women Lawyers Association, and the Missouri Bar Association.
Her community activities include: Member of Board of Directors, Monsanto YMCA for ten years; Board of Directors of the National Association of Women Business Owners, Board of Directors of St. Louis Forum; United Way Admissions Committee and Venture Grant Committee.
She was appointed a circuit judge in November1994 and she served as a circuit judge in the city of St. Louis from 1995 until 2008. She was the presiding judge of the St Louis Drug Court for two years.
She currently is a mediator and arbitrator for US Arbitration and Mediation-Midwest. In 2011, Governor Nixon appointed her Chairman of the St. Louis Board of Elections, where she continues to serve as Chairman.
Jerome Diekemper
Jerry Diekemper, a licensed attorney in the State of Missouri since 1972, now focuses his work on alternative dispute resolution, especially mediation and arbitration. He also provides services as an independent investigator and expert witness. For the first thirty-four years of his practice he concentrated his practice on labor and employment law, representing unions and individual employees. In 1993, he conducted his first mediation. Since then he has been selected by parties in over 1300 disputes to serve as mediator. In June, 2006, Jerty fanned Jerome A Diekemper, LLC to concentrate on mediation and arbitration. Jerry has been included in the first and every subsequent edition of the Best Lawyers in America. In the 2011 edition, he was named Lawyer of the Year for Labor and Employment in St. Louis. In the 2013 edition, he was named Lawyer of the Year for Arbitration in St. Louis. In the November 2006 and 2007 Editions of Missouri and Kansas Super Lawyers, Jerry was included in the Top 100 list of Missouri-Kansas lawyers and the Top 50 list of St. Louis lawyers. Jerry is a Fellow in the Labor and Employment Lawyers and an Advanced Workplace Practitioner in the Association of Conflict Resolution.
Susan Fitzgibbon
A specialist in employment law, arbitration and mediation, Professor Susan A. FitzGibbon concentrates her research on alternative dispute resolution. An arbitrator and mediator, Prof. FitzGibbon has been exploring this topic for more than a decade. Her scholarship includes articles on arbitrating employment claims, arbitration and mediation of sexual harassment claims, and court-annexed mediation programs.
Professor FitzGibbon serves on the Executive Board of the Labor and Employment Relations Association-Gateway Chapter (LERA). She is as a member of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee of U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri. Professor FitzGibbon is also a member and past-Chairperson of the Labor and Employment Law Section of the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis (BAMSL) and is a member and past-chairperson of the BAMSL Women in the Legal Profession Committee.
Leonard Frankel
In addition to his trial practice, Leonard Frankel's areas of expertise include mediation, arbitration, collaborative law, and service as a special master and parent coordinator. He has conducted approximately 500 mediations.
A 1965 graduate of the Washington University School of Law, Frankel is also an adjunct professor at the Washington University School of Law. Frankel lectures on mediation and has served on the university's mediation training faculty. He also serves on the Advisory Committee for the U.S. District Court on mediation. He is a member of the Association of Attorney-Mediators and the Association of Missouri Mediators. Frankel's mediation experience includes employment law, personal injury, contract law, statutory remedies, and family law. He co-authored "Why Cases Settle, Why Cases Don't Settle," which appeared in the St. Louis Bar Journal in Winter 2005 and authored "Presuit Mediation - A Missed Opportunity?" published in the St. Louis Bar Journal in Summer 2012.
Frankel is also listed in The Best Lawyers in America for his expertise in mediation and family law mediation. The publication named him St. Louis Family Law Mediator for 2012 and St. Louis Mediator of the year for 2013. He has been selected to Martindale-Hubbell Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers and named a Missouri & Kansas Super Lawyer by Law & Politics magazine.
Rebecca Magruder
Rebecca T. Magruder, M.S.W., J.D. is a sole practitioner who focuses her private practice on mediation, collaborative law, and other non-adversarial methods for resolving family and workplace disputes. Since opening her private practice in 1997, Rebecca has mediated more than 1,600 disputes. Rebecca is an Advanced Practitioner member of the Family Section of the Association for Conflict Resolution. Rebecca trains and mentors new mediators; presents advanced workshops on conflict resolution, mediation, and collaborative practice to professional and corporate organizations; and serves as an adjunct assistant professor at St. Louis University School of Law where she has directed the mediation clinic since 2000. Ms. Magruder has been listed in Best Lawyers in America since 2007 under the areas of family law mediation and collaborative family law.
Mitch Margo
Mr. Margo is a principal in the St. Louis law firm of Curtis, Heinz, Garrett & O'Keefe, PC. He concentrates his practice on Business Disputes; Trust and Estate Litigation, Sports Law and Alternative Dispute Resolution. He has served equally often as plaintiff's counsel and defendant's counsel. Prior to joining Curtis, Heinz, Mr. Margo was a Principal at Green, Schaaf & Margo, PC and began his legal career at Guilfoil, Petzall & Shoemake, PC. In the last five years Mr. Margo has served as a mediator and arbitrator in a wide range of legal disputes and continues his law practice as an advocate in both mediations and arbitrations as well.
Mr. Margo served on the St. Louis County Civil Service Commission from 2000 to 2012 and was its Chairman from 2007 until 2012; Mr. Margo was the founding President of Washington University's athletic alumni association, and he was elected into the WU Sports Hall of Fame in 2004 for his career as a varsity baseball player from 1974-77; He was the Articles Editor of the Washington University Law Review (formerly the Law Quarterly) in 1982-83; From 1994 to 2008, Mr. Margo wrote a monthly syndicated column on legal issues called Under Analysis. Mr. Margo also served on the City of Clayton's Planning and Zoning Commission and Architectural Review Board.
Education: USA&M Advanced Mediator Training 2013; Association of Attorney Mediators 2010 to present; American Arbitration Association certification, 2005; Federal Court Neutral, 2005; Washington University School of Law (J.D.), 1983; University of Michigan (M.A. Journalism) 1979; Washington University (B.A.) 1977.
Affiliations: Missouri State Courts; U.S. District Court; U.S. Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit; United States Supreme Court.
Carol Needham
Carol Needham has written and spoken extensively on several issues - primarily under the umbrella of legal ethics and professional responsibility. Presently, her scholarship centers on the ethics issues faced by in house counsel and lawyers in transactional practice, cross-border practice and professional licensing issues, including the multijurisdictional practice of law. She is co-author of the upcoming fourth edition of the ethics textbook, Lawyers and the Legal Profession. She is including material on conflicts of interest, malpractice, confidentiality, foreign legal advisers, issues facing lawyers in transactional practice and in-house counsel, the glass ceiling and work life balance, multijurisdictional practice and the unauthorized practice of law.
Professor Needham graduated from Northwestern University School of Law in 1985 and clerked for Chief Judge Harold M. Fong of the U.S. District Court in Honolulu. She practiced with Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher in Los Angeles where, among other things, she negotiated and documented loan workouts, mergers, IPOs, private placements and acquisitions, and participated in commercial litigation. In 1990, she joined Chadbourne & Parke, where she negotiated and documented employment contracts, licensing agreements, power plant construction and operation agreements and project financing documents.
Frank Neuner
An experienced employment attorney and commercial litigator, Frank now devotes a substantial portion of his practice to mediating workplace conflicts and business-related disputes. In addition to private mediations, Frank serves as a mediator for the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the Missouri Commission on Human Rights. Over the course of his career, Frank has represented the various participants in employment disputes—including businesses, managers, and individual employees—and therefore he is uniquely qualified to lead parties toward resolution of these conflicts. Frank received Mediation Skills Training at Northwestern University School of Continuing Studies. Frank also completed an Advanced Mediation Skills course administered by the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution, Pepperdine School of Law. Frank is approved as a Certified Neutral by the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri. He is a national member of the Association of Attorney-Mediators and presently serves as Vice President of the St. Louis chapter. Frank authors a blog, called "Optimal Resolution," that focuses on the resolution of workplace and other conflicts through alternatives to litigation.
Brendan Ryan
Judge Ryan has served a total of 21 years on the St. Louis Circuit court. Since leaving the bench in 1999, he has mediated over 2400 cases. Judge Ryan has been the recipient of the University of Missouri Columbia Alumni Medal of Honor Award, the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys Award for the Administration of Justice and the National Conference of Metropolitan Courts awarded him the Justice Thomas C. Clark Award in 1996. On October 4, 2002, he received the R. Walsten Chubb Award from the Legal Services of Eastern Missouri. Listed among the Best Lawyers in America® in 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 for Alternative Dispute Resolution. In 1979, he was appointed Judge of the Circuit Court and won retention in 1980, 1986, 1992 and 1998. From 1987 to 1988, he was City of St. Louis
Richard Sher
Richard P. Sher is a founding member of the St. Louis law firm of Sher Corwin Winters, LLC, where he maintains a broad practice in civil trial matters and alternative dispute resolution. Mr. Sher has handled and tried cases across the country for a wide spectrum of clients, ranging from publicly held companies and government agencies to small businesses and individuals. Mr. Sher regularly serves as a neutral and represents clients in mediation and other alternative dispute resolution processes. He has served as mediator in over 1,800 cases and as arbitrator in 100-150 cases. Mr. Sher has been included in Best Lawyers in America and Super Lawyers for several years. In 2011, he was named St. Louis Best Lawyer of the Year, Alternative Dispute Resolution. Mr. Sher is a frequent writer and lecturer on litigation issues and alternative dispute resolution.
Ronald Wiesenthal
Ron Wiesenthal is a full-time mediator and the owner of the St. Louis Mediation Center. He is a Director and Treasurer of AAM. He is also a member of the National Association of Distinguished Neutrals, an invitation only organization of arbitrators and mediators as well as the Co-chair of the ADR committee of the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis. Wiesenthal is a graduate of The University of Texas at Austin (1969) and the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law (1972). He has been a mediator since 1991 and has mediated well over 1000 cases.


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