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19 Parks near Berrien Springs, Michigan
Buchanan, Michigan 6.93 miles SW
Benton Harbor, Michigan 12.13 miles NW
Sawyer, Michigan 13.06 miles SW
Granger, Indiana (map) | (574) 277-1335
Sites: 120 | Latest Rate: $52.00 | 49 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $52.00
Very nice staff essential to help us get into narrow treed space. Space level but they are close together. We were able to use all 3 slides. Probably not what I consider big rig friendly since we are 40 ft towing. Good location. Train was NOT a problem for us as earlier reviewers reported. - Guinevere
Oct 2015 - $42.00
Busy train track very close to camp ground. Sites are so close that we worried about the neighbors fire catching us on fire. - jeff7
Oct 2015 - $42.00
How frustrating! KOA campgrounds have deteriorated so we depend on reviews to sort out the bad ones. Reviewers missed the mark on this park!. The park sits less than a block from VERY busy railroad tracks. It was extremely frustrating. Last night we counted eight whistling trains in a two hour period. This is the noisiest park we have stayed at in ten years of RVing. The sites are too close, the fire pits are either inches from the water/electric hookup or within two feet of your neighbor's Rv. Your picnic table is only a foot from your neighbor's sewer hoses. I do not feel this should be labeled big rig friendly. There are long term RVers here who have no respect for visitors. Our neighbor (long-term showed up at 8 pm and slammed trailer, truck, and storage doors until nearly 11 pm. He was back up at it at 7 am. It didn't stop until 10 am. Yes, the owners are friendly and there are amenities, but these perks don't make up for the noisy environment at a premium price. We were here a week but won't be back. KOAs' days of charging top prices for great experiences are no longer a reality. - Tammy7
New Carlisle, Indiana (map) | (574) 654-3307
Sites: 220 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 7 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $30.00
We stayed here while visiting family in the area. The park is easy to enter from Hwy 2. Owners and staff are helpful and friendly. The park itself is full of long term units many of which are quite run down. Trees are badly in need of trimming to allow passing under without contact. We were led to our site, ME-17, down a very rough, pot holed road and backed in on some gravel, mostly grass. It was quiet. Rain was predicted the second night and we planned to leave very early so asked to be moved up the hill and in to a pull through which they were able to accommodate. While at one time this was probably a very nice park it is in need of some major updating and maintenance. Except for the fact there are few options, we would not stay here again. We stayed in a motorhome. - prius10
Jul 2015 - $30.00
This was a repeat stay, we were here last year. The same friendly staff and owners. The maintenance seems to have been neglected over the past year. The roads had more potholes, but at the speed limit of 5 mph, you don't have to worry about damage to the unit. Some of the roads are paved, some are gravel, the gravel ones have more rain ruts. Some of the turns are a bit tight for a large rig. There are a lot more seasonals and when they come in for the weekend they like to party. If that is your thing, I am sure they would let you join in, they seem to be a friendly group. But it can get a bit noisy. The bathrooms were clean during the week, but got very dirty over the weekend. The spots are close and small, most are gravel, some in the open, some in the shade. We had a shady spot and no TV reception with our antenna. Our spot was also very short for our 34 foot RV. They had a longer one, but the electric was not working in that one. - esta34950
Jul 2014 - $30.00
The restrooms and showers are a bit dated but clean. The laundry is sufficient but only one washer was working. Friendly owners and employees, very helpful. The sites are level, but very close to each other. There are a lot of annual residences. A very large park with lots of room to walk or ride your bike. - esta34950
Niles, Michigan (map) | (269) 684-1393
Sites: 120 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 25 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $36.00
This park is good for an overnight stay, the pull through sites are a little tight and you may need double length hoses. Lots of young families and a big play ground for them. It is a little off the beaten path for a over night from the highway. - acadiandave
May 2016 - $28.00
Price reflects a 7-night stay. Gravel interior roads and grass/gravel sites. Has back to back sites and some long angled pull-throughs where you share the pedestal and water. Other angled long pull-through sites you don't share power or water. Has a few back-in sites with no neighbors to the back of you. Lots of trees but also open areas for those who have a satellite dish. A few short little trails around the park. Three little ponds. Wi-Fi was excellent. Was able to bring in twenty channels on the TV antenna. Allows campfires. Do hear road noise. Water pressure is low. Glad we have a Oxygenics shower head. We were in two straight back to back sites which was strange since there were plenty of big angled pull-throughs available during our stay. Easy in and easy out with a 60 ft combo. - Tallboy
Oct 2015 - $18.00
Stayed while in area for motorhome renovations. Older but well-maintained campground. Sites gravel/grass on packed ground, reasonably level. Owners and staff friendly and helpful. Small fishing ponds (no license required), playground with old equipment but lots of games (basketball, tetherball, etc). Good WiFi (but we were here near end-of-season without many other campers). We were in the open but unable to get satellite because of high surrounding trees. Several good OTA channels. AT&T LTE signal good. South Bend, Mishawaka ~20 minutes away. Many wineries/breweries within ~30 minutes. Will return if in the area again. Cash & check only. - wmbarryd
Buchanan, Michigan (map) | (269) 695-3050
Sites: 114 | Latest Rate: $3.00 | 16 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $3.00
Sites with full hookups good size
Quiet, very few campers
No problem with water or power
Entry road was terrible
Single lane, big problem if meeting other camper, especially towing and impossible to back up
Nothing but potholes all the way
For that reason, will not return. - Tazi4cricket
Sep 2015 - $54.00
We stayed part of Labor Day weekend. We reserved and prepaid for 2 sites as we also had a pop up trailer for other family. The area that we stayed in and most of the campground kept loosing power because there were too many air conditioning units running. Saturday the power went on and off all day. Night time was ok. All day Sunday we were stuck by our home because it was too warm inside for the dogs. People were leaving and management kept putting more new trailers in those spots even though they new there was no power. When we checked in they didn't mention anything or ask us to limit ac usage. We didn't make plans a month in advance to be trapped and not able to use the facilities. Communication was poor. Still waiting for a response from Thousand Trails and Bear Cave. - debsey
Aug 2015 - $40.00
We arrived and could not even get in. This whole thing lasted from 8am until 1pm when the only way we could get in was when a car came out of the gate, it opened and we were able to get in. Once inside, the office said it was open but locked with all lights out! I would definitely recommend calling a couple days ahead of time and staying on the phone with them until they let you in the gate. Sad. Additionally, there were several large potholes which made it difficult to get our motorhome in. They have a store onsite also but it was never open the two days that we were there. Bathrooms were fairly clean but very old and in need of renovation. - campalot3
Decatur, Michigan (map) | (269) 423-7311
Sites: 147 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2010 - $30.00
This is a mainly seasonal park. There are only about 10 sites for daily rate use. Most of these sites I would not recommend for big rigs. Our site was a dirt back-in with hookups in an awkward place. Park has a small beach on the lake. - Onemoretrail
3527 Coloma Road, P.O.Box 136 Riverside, Michigan 49084 (map) | (269) 849-3333
Sites: 131 | Latest Rate: $48.00 | 16 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $48.00
Out of about 25 KOA's we have stayed in during the last 5 years, this ranks near the bottom. Roads, while paved, are very narrow. Tight turns for big rigs towing. Some extra gravel on the sites would help. Playground has old, tired and broken equipment. A couple of items looked very dangerous. The small lake looked like a cesspool. The bounce was so dirty and looked like it had not been cleaned for years. The pool was good size and looked good.
Lots of bugs, bring repellent.
Will never be back. - kegmaster
Aug 2015 - $42.00
Great campground for kids. We don't have any, so we thought there were way too many. Fires in the evening kept smoke lingering under trees in park.
Easy access, older KOA, site was small. Park was completely full on weekend. Then it emptied out by Monday. Great place for families. - Smunro55
Oct 2014 - $43.00
We stay here every fall while attending the Paw Paw Wine Festival and the St. Joseph/South Haven tourist areas. It is a nicely kept older KOA. We had a pull through site and had plenty of room for our tow vehicle and slide outs. Entrance to park is directly off a highway so be aware or you might miss it. There is a slight highway noise and a train track nearby. The only thing we missed on our trip this year were the homemade donuts that the owner used to make and sell. We will return again this fall. - Looney Bird
Sawyer, Michigan (map) | (269) 426-4013
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $31.00 | 15 Reviews
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May 2016 - $31.00
Clean during our visit but there were a couple dozen sites occupied, if this was peak season it would be different. There is additional $9 a day for out of state residence nightly fee does NOT reflect this. Daughter rented a cabin next to our site had very musty smell probably from being closed up for the season. - Steph and Jim
Jun 2014 - $35.00
I was happy that we decided to take a chance on this park after the previous reviews. We camped on a weeknight near the end of June and found the park to be about two-thirds full; it did not feel overly crowded. Our site was long enough that we did not need to unhook our 35 foot 5th wheel. It was a great place to break up our cross country drive. The kids loved playing on the sand dunes and swimming in the lake. The bathrooms were modern and clean. We would definitely return. - 5erFamily
Aug 2012 - $40.00
Quoted camp site rates do not include additional daily park entry fees, motorhome daily fees and extra charge for towed vehicle. My "Grassy' camp site either a dust bowl or mud puddle depending on weather. Showers and toilets dirty, plugged shower drains. Infested with kids. A leafy, over-priced slum. - FtLcharliep
Covert, Michigan (map) | (269) 764-0818
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $78.00 | 25 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $78.00
Nice park. Owner and all employees were extremely nice and helpful. Best part was being able to pick blueberries 30 feet from our trailer. Our site was a premium one, but very sandy, and gravel.
This spot had a nice gas grill and paved patio. NOT WORTH $78 though! - stlmp
Oct 2015 - $35.00
Well shaded sites but very tight you must like your neighbors. Clean and easy to get to. Mostly shady, gravel sites with fire ring and picnic table. - Jayco owner
Aug 2015 - $46.00
We have stayed at this campground four times over the last eight years. It has its pluses and minuses. The pluses: Decent size sites, clean restrooms, okay internet, friendly staff, abundant recreation. The minuses: Gravel drives (can be dusty), few trees (can get hot), nine miles to downtown South Haven - but still one of the best campground choices for a South Haven location. There are blueberries growing within the campground (when in season). The campground was close to full on a late August weekend. We will likely stay here again in the future. - RXA-ADM
Cassopolis, Michigan (map) | (269) 445-5000
Sites: 20 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2008 - $28.00
Shady campground with a recreation pavilion and a large pond with a floating island on it for swimming, also an older-type playground. The wi-fi is free; they'll give you a code at check-in. The bathrooms are very old. It's hard to adjust the water temperature in the shower, and there are no outlets inside. Quiet place. - sierramom
Decatur, Michigan (map) | (269) 423-7122
Sites: 106 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $20.00
A family campground in a "back to nature" setting." Friendly neighbors and staff. Swimming pool, lake, plenty of room for the kids to run and play. Our site was "rustic" and private - we liked that a lot! We stayed only one night, sat around a fire and watched fire flies. Would gladly return for a vacation length stay. One caution - bring plenty of insect repellant. Mosquitoes had their way with me. - arascal
Apr 2012 - $15.00
Fair Verizon data & voice. Good air TV. Price quoted is PA price. Pull through sites are actually dual sites front to back, only pull through if both empty. Pool not operating when we were there (early in season). Quiet park. Fairly level hard pack dirt sites. Small lake on property. Watch for dirt entry drive just west of park sign. - earlymun
May 2010 - $15.00
We camped here with Passport America and it was a great value as they gave us the price for all 3 days we stayed. We were able to pull through a site due to the park not being busy. It was extremely quiet but we were here before the season. The pond is beautiful and clean but it was too cold to swim. The pool wasn't open for the season yet. There was a lot of grass and trees and was a peaceful setting. We followed the directions on the web site and had no problem finding the park, but it is a bit out of town. There were 3 good signs just as we were questioning how far we had traveled. The one issue we had was that the 30 amp breaker was very old, so we had to manage our electric more than usual, as it didn't seem adequate. I had good internet service with my Verizon card on my laptop. Park was clean and maintained. - Danni


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ATLANTA -- The LPGA turned down a 15-year-old girl who wanted a chance to qualify for a spot on the women's tour in 2006.
Carmen Bandea, who lives with her parents in suburban Duluth, asked outgoing LPGA commissioner Ty Votaw to waive the requirement that a golfer must be 18 to become a tour member.
In a letter, Votaw cited the teenager's lack of tournament experience for denying her request to enter qualifying school this fall.
"The most important responsibility of an LPGA Tour member is the ability to compete at the highest level of women's professional golf, and that includes the ability to earn a living playing golf," Votaw wrote. "Your application does not satisfactorily demonstrate to me that you can compete at the highest level of women's professional golf at this time, and it is primarily for this reason that I must deny your application."
Undeterred, Bandea said she'll ask Carolyn Bivens, who succeeds Votaw at the end of the year, to give the request another look. In the meantime, the teenager plans to turn pro on the Hooters Tour, a minor league men's circuit which has many events within driving distance of her home.
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Clearly, Votaw doesn't believe Bandea can compete at the same level as golfers such as 15-year-old Michelle Wie and 17-year-old Morgan Pressel.
Wie was runner-up to Annika Sorenstam at the LPGA Championship and contended at the U.S. Women's Open until the final day. Pressel was tied for the Open lead at the final hole when Birdie Kim rolled in an improbable birdie from the sand to capture the championship.
Two weeks ago, Pressel applied for a waiver to join the LPGA Tour. Votaw ruled that she can enter qualifying school this fall and, if successful, join the tour in 2006 after turning 18.
Wie has yet to apply, content for now with the rule that allows her to play up to six pro tournaments a year using sponsor exemptions.
Bandea's parents, Claudiu and Becky, said it's not fair that a young golfer must play in major tournaments and show the ability to earn a living on tour just to get into qualifying school. That standard, they say, "requires an extensive playing schedule and traveling throughout the country or abroad."
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Spurred by fans clamoring for an official release, Extraordinary Machine was put out without Brion's baroque pop stylings and honed down to its essential and most striking features: Fiona Apple's voice and a modest accompaniment produced by Dr. Dre protege Mike Elizondo. On Extraordinary Machine, Apple again examines her relationships and herself, creating songs full of passion and emotion. This segment originally aired on May 26, 2006.
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Augusta Ave Argentia, Newfoundland A0B 1W0 (map) | (709) 227-6363
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $23.00 | 9 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $23.00
We pretty much agree with the previous recent reviews. There wasn't anyone in the office, so we just picked a 3 Way site with a view of the Ferry Dock. The water was good, no wi-fi or TV. The washer and dyer is free, donations accepted, full kitchen to use. This is a good place to unwind for a couple of days before or after the ferry. We would stay here again. - Living the Dream
Jul 2015 - $30.00
Open gravel pads - some pull-through, some back-in. Very convenient to Nova Scotia ferry terminal in Placentia (can see the ferry from the CG). Exceptionally clean restrooms/showers. Free use of washer/dryer (only 1 of each, $ donations accepted). 20 amp power on back-ins. Cash only! No Wi-Fi in park, but good free Wi-Fi at Visitors Center 2 min away. Sites filled about 3/4 full by Friday afternoon. Would certainly stay there again. - Loggenrock
Jun 2015 - $25.00
This park is a gem...quiet and located less than 5 min from the Argentia ferry from N.Sydney NS...you can actually see the ferry and dock from the RV park! It is on a former US Navy site, so it naturally has good views. It is a municipal park, so it is not always staffed, but the bldg housing the bathrooms, showers, & laundry (free) is always open (& spotlessly clean). The bldg also has a small kitchen with a full electric range and sink for cooking and washing dishes. And, the laundry room walls are plastered with many posters with area historical pictures and commentary as well as ideas of things to do. There is also an extensive trail system close to the campground.
There is no WiFi...however, the Provincial Visitor Center is practically outside the parks front gate AND they have free WiFi that is available 24/7 from their parking lot. So it not unusual to see cars in the parking lot early and late using the WiFi. (Btw, the visitor center staff are VERY knowledgeable and helpful!)
The park is conveniently located to the town of Placentia with restaurants, gas stations, and grocery stores as well as a lot of neat historical stuff...don't miss Castle Hill! The park is also convenient to visiting Cape St. Mary Ecological Reserve...a MUST SEE. (But, beware, the road down the cape while very scenic, has many potholes.) - itchyfeetx2


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If you've ever watched NFL (or college) football, the yellow first-down indicator is an example of augmented reality.
"Augmented reality involves the layering of digital objects over a camera view of the world, allowing users to interact with an environment transformed by virtual items," Ryan Kim wrote in the San Francisco Chronicle.
Augmented reality is getting a lot of visibility in TV ads as a number of the handheld gaming devices (i.e. Nintendo DS) are integrating augmented-reality capabilities. But there are applications happening in communications, marketing and learning as well. Medical training, manufacturing training and device repair are three areas where augmented reality is having an impact in learning.
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Published: Wednesday, January 7, 2009 at 1:00 a.m.
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The appointment by Illinois Gov. Rod Blagoje-vich of Roland Burris to Barack Obama's vacated Senate seat is as nifty and nasty a piece of political mischief as any seasoned cynic could ever hope to see.
The beleaguered governor has turned a situation that already was deeply tangled into a Gordian knot with no credible sword bearer in sight to cut through it.
Arrested after federal investigators taped him boasting of assorted corrupt practices and intentions -- catching with particular vividness his hope of auctioning off the Senate appointment for cash or career -- Blagojevich nonetheless remains governor with the authority to make the Senate call.
Or does he? The Senate Democratic leadership vows to reject any Blagojevich appointee, but its power to do so is in question. The Illinois legislature has sworn to block the governor by impeachment, but so far hasn't been able to get its act together to do so.
And while the information released by federal prosecutors would seem to damn Blagojevich at least to the fifth or sixth circle of a seven-circle Hell, no hard evidence so far has been produced to nail down his malfeasance. Is he the busy political crook he would appear to be, or just a blowhard who likes to swank around as the Capone of the political deal?
Burris is widely accounted to be honest in a state where "honesty" is not the knee-jerk response to "politician" in a word-association test. He was his state's attorney general, but later runs for governor and the Senate fell short. Still, his appointment in placid circumstances would not be seen as amiss.
In the actual circumstances, Democrats just about everywhere have sworn to have no truck with anyone named by the governor -- or had so sworn until Blagojevich slipped Burris into play, proposing to replace the Senate's only African American with another African American.
The governor -- claiming of course that race has nothing to do with it -- played the race card, and now some Democrats temporize and equivocate. Do they really want to be on record as voting for an all-white Senate with an acceptable alternative at hand? Chicago congressman Bobby Rush has suggested that Democrats who reject Burris are today's equivalents of racist toughs George Wallace and Bull Connor.
So credit the iffy Blagojevich with one public service.
In the moonier precincts of our polity, the election of Obama as president has been waved like a bleached shirt -- the opposite of a bloody shirt -- as evidence that we have reached the Nirvana of a post-racial society, in which we are finally beyond "all that."
Certainly the election was a historic turning, but we are not past all that. Not just pockets, but broad plains of systemic racism remain. Blagojevich's gambit, with the flick of a signature, set racial calculation into full animation.
Better we realize that than delude ourselves with a false virtue that surely will mislead and disappoint us. It probably should be no surprise that it took a scoundrel like Blagoje-vich to disillusion us. Maybe we should thank him. Sort of.
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In the last month of 2012, Five Star Alliance is counting down the Top 30 Luxury Hotels and Resorts worldwide, as decided by you, our luxury travelers! Be sure to check in with us daily to keep up with our countdown and explore a few of the absolute best and most luxurious hotels in the world for your future travels!
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April 13, 2011
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April 11, 2011
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A mango chutney recipe that can be made with just a few mangoes. Perfect for when they are not in season. I make one batch and can them in 1 cup jars. Serve over cream cheese with crackers. Yummy!!!
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- 3 medium apples, peeled, cored and chopped
- 2 large mangoes, peeled and chopped
- 1⁄2 medium sweet red pepper, chopped
- 1 1⁄2 cups sugar
- 1 medium onion, finely chopped
- 1⁄2 cup raisins
- 1⁄2 cup white vinegar
- 1⁄4 cup chopped gingerroot
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 2 teaspoons curry powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1⁄2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
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- Boil gently for an additional 5 minutes.
- Ladle chutney into jars with a 1/2 inch headspace and process for 10 minutes for half-pint jars.
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Through the years a number of future star professional athletes have played against Perry County high school teams.
They include Major League baseball stars Don Mattingly, Andy Benes and Scott Rolen, pro basketball stars Roger Kaiser, Jeff Mullins, Calbert Cheaney and Walter McCarty, and pro football stars Kevin Hardy and Deke Cooper, though Hardy did so in basketball and Cooper did so in track.
But very few future Olympic athletes have competed against Perry County teams.
TELL CITY—Rylie Schroeder struck out seven in three innings as WGS beat Ettensohn & Co. 10-0 to win Tell City's age-9-10 girls softball playoff title Wednesday.
TELL CITY—Strong pitching performances by Bailey Little and Elena Hagedorn carried Whalen Properties and Crawford Memorials to semifinal victories in Tell City's age-11-15 girls softball playoff tourney Wednesday.
Little pitched all four innings as Whalen beat KP Divas 7-1. She gave up three hits and two walks and struck out seven.
Charlotte Entwistle hit a double for Whalen. Little, Megan Ellett and Kyra Hemmings each added a single.
Brea Poehlein hit a double for KP Divas. Rhiannon Campbell and Kori Embry each added a single.
TELL CITY—Whalen Properties rallied for three runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to beat Crawford Memorials 5-4 to win Tell City's age-11-15 girls softball playoff tourney Thursday.
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.—Tell City took two teams, a total of 32 students, to the National Archery in the Schools Program's world tourney Friday.
The students became eligible to shoot in this tourney through a series of qualifying meets, including the state qualifier, state tourney and national tourney, each with set scores used to determine advancement to the next.
Tell City actually had a qualifying team in elementary, middle school and high school, but two teams were formed for the world tourney.
INDIANAPOLIS—Trey Novak drove in the winning run and was named the Most Valuable Player as the South beat the North 14-6 in Indiana Elite's Class A-2A junior all-star baseball game Saturday.
When Mark Wahl came back to coaching Tell City's baseball team for the 2015 season after a two-year absence from that post, a baseball dad told me he told a parents meeting that he planned to coach the team for a long term and coach his sons, both elementary students, someday.
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TELL CITY—Tell City baseball coach and William Tell Elementary assistant principal Mark Wahl is leaving those posts to become the principal of Fort Branch Community School.
His new school is one of three kindergarten through eighth grade schools in the South Gibson School Corp. that feed into Gibson Southern High School. Its enrollment was just under 500 last year.
TELL CITY—Shelby Davis and Lydia Hollinden each won two individual events and Miles Brager won one to lead the Tri-County Typhoons to second place in the Southern Indiana Swim Conference summer meet last weekend.
The Typhoons scored 1,673 points, edging the third-place Southridge Aquatic Raider Gators by 1.5 points.
Mount Vernon won the seven-team meet with 2,995.5 points.
Davis won the age-8-and-under girls 100-meter freestyle in 2:03.57 and the 50 free in 54.56 seconds.
Courtney and Michael Lehmkuhler of Evansville announce the birth of their son, Leighton Michael Lehmkuhler on May 3, 2016, at Deaconess Women's Hospital in Evansville. He was delivered at 12:06 p.m. and weighed 8 pounds and 12 ounces, and was 21 inches long.
Maternal grandparents are Carleen Harris and the late Michael Koonce of Evansville. Paternal grandparents are Martha and Bill Lehmkuhler of Tell City.
Leighton was welcomed home by sister, Kennedy, 15.
The mother is the former Courtney Koonce.
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Hotels in Saanich
With a range of hotels covering mostly the lower and mid segments of the market, Saanich is ideal for those traveling on a budget. Nonetheless, there are higher-end hotels in Saanich too. Saanich reviews recommend the Rae Leigh Heights BnB, a 4-star establishment with an outdoor pool located in the hotel gardens. The hotel also provides barbeque grills for those wanting to take advantage of the fine weather in Saanich. Also popular is the Comfort Inn and Suites, just across the road from the peaceful Topaz Park. With large rooms, helpful staff, and some of the best hotel rates in Saanich, this hotel is well worth a look.
Things to see in Saanich
Although a very quiet area, Saanich still offers plenty of things for visitors to see. For nature lovers, the first place to visit is the Lochside Regional Trail, an 18-mile trail that runs all the way from the Swartz Ferry Terminal down to the center of Victoria, crossing right through the heart of Saachin. Offering calm and tranquil scenery as you stroll, run or cycle along this path, the Lochside Regional Trail is perfect for picnics and quality time with your partner or family. And along the path is the wonderful Swan Lake and Swan Lake Christmas Hill Nature Sanctuary, with lovely views and photogenic sights for your holiday snaps. Finally, if you're after a little vacation shopping in the neighborhood, head straight for Uptown Shopping Center, which has a selection of stores, including big brands, and eateries to satisfy all cravings.
Good for budget travelers
Victoria is a fantastic city, and can be enjoyed by travelers of all budgets. If you find that the Downtown is just that little bit too expensive, then Saanich is the neighborhood for you. Located close to Downtown Victoria, which is easily reached on public transportation, there is a good selection of cheap Saanich hotels to help make your trip here more affordable. Plus, local eateries and other amenities are available at a lower cost than in more central areas. What's more, Saanich is within easy reach of lots of neighborhoods in Victoria, giving you many options for places to visit.
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Visitors can travel to Victoria International Airport from across Canada and various major cities in the United States. Layovers in Toronto and other North American cities are available for those traveling from further afield. Saanich is easily accessed from the airport: travelers can reach the neighborhood on bus services operated by BC Transit. Just take service 83 or 88 to the McTavish Interchange, then change to service 72 to Saanich. Various taxi companies also operate services between the airport and the neighborhood. Travel in Saanich itself is simple, with public buses available in the area.


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Since you recorded the gravestone with much genealogy on it, I am trying to connect the Hastings listed there (John 1772-1835
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30th Annual Music Box Christmas Show
Friday 13 – Tuesday 24 December 2013
One of the most popular and beloved Christmas traditions in Chicago is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. Come celebrate the holidays with the Music Box!
Who could have predicted on that snowy Christmas Eve in 1983, when the operator of a vintage movie theater in Chicago decided to show two old holiday movies and sing a few Christmas carols during the intermission, that 30 years later the Music Box Christmas Show would become a 9-day extravaganza that grows more popular with each passing year? People from all around Chicagoland have made this terrific, old-fashioned event part of their family's holiday tradition.
Each year, holiday revelers are greeted by none other than Santa Claus, live and in person. Santa welcomes the audience and, accompanied by the theater organist, leads them in the singing of the most cherished Christmas carols of all time. The lyrics are projected onto the theater's screen so no one misses a chance to sing their hearts out.
Then the audience sits back and enjoys a Christmas movie classic. Some folks like to keep the music going and opt to see White Christmas so they can sing the timeless lyrics of Irving Berlin along with Bing Crosby, Danny Kay and Rosemary Clooney. Others prefer to cheer for Jimmy Stewart as George Bailey and hiss Mr. Potter during a showing of the heart-warming It's a Wonderful Life (Frank Capra,1946).
And those truly filled with holiday spirit see both films!
If you and your family want to be part of the holiday fun, send a photo from past years at the Music Box Theatre with the names of those in the picture to email@example.com and we will add you to the preshow slideshow on the big screen!
How do I purchase tickets?
Online Tickets: Tickets through the Music Box Theatre website will go on sale starting on Thursday, October 31st at noon.
Tickets through the Music Box Theatre Box Office go on sale starting on Friday, November 1st at noon.
You can call the Music Box Theatre Box Office from 4:00pm to 9:00pm daily at 773-871-6607 to purchase tickets over the phone or in person.
For groups of 20 or more, please email email@example.com or call 773-871-6607 (for group sales only, please call between 10:00am and 4:00pm, Monday-Thursday).
In addition, if you're looking to throw a holiday party or make dinner reservations in the area, check out these options!
Advance tickets are:
Single Feature: $12
Double Feature: $17
Children under 13: $10 or $15 double feature
Day of tickets (if available) are:
Single Feature: $14
Double Feature: $20
Children under 13: $10 or $15 double feature