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Grace (l.) and Geaorge celebrate their birthdays with hamburgers and hot dogs. The two will take part in the Basset Brigade and the Basset Bash March 31.
Photo by Gary Greene.
by Bronwyn Wilson
Senior Staff Reporter
Why basset hounds? There are many other breeds of dogs that the City of Woodinville could recognize in the Celebrate Woodinville event this Saturday. Why not poodles or pugs, Chihuahuas or chows? But poodles or pugs were not the type of dogs that Gary Greene always wanted while growing up.
"We never had dogs while I was growing up and I always wanted one," said Greene, Basset Bash co-founder along with his wife Patti, Carol Edwards and Barbara Orr.
As a kid, there was only one type of dog that Gary Greene wanted after watching a TV show called "The People's Choice." The show's star was a Basset named Cleo.
Greene remembered saying, "That's the kind of dog I want."
The '50s sitcom allowed the viewing audience to hear the dog's thoughts. "The dog was facetious and flippant," recalled Greene. An example, he said, might be when Cleo watched humans and the female voice-over would remark, "Oh brother! What a bunch of idiots!"
Today, Gary Greene has two beloved bassets of his own, George and Grace.
Greene also collects anything and everything that is Basset-related. His collection is so enormous and unusual, it was on display at the Woodinville Library some time ago.
From basset statues to basset greeting cards to basset boxer shorts and a basset light switch plate, his menagerie highlights his love for the dog with the forlorn eyes and long ears. What is it about bassets that he likes?
"I like the independent nature of the dog. It matches my kind of personality," said Greene. Before moving to the Northwest, Greene had taken part in basset hound picnics in Southern California. He decided to bring the idea to Woodinville and helped found the Basset Bash and Brigade 18 years ago. Parade go-ers have been getting a kick out of the dogs ever since.
With owners in tow, bassets strut along 175th Street each year during the Basset Brigade in the All Fools' Day parade, sponsored this year by Banner Bank. Last year, over 300 bassets showed up. The Basset Bash, similar to an Olympics for dogs, begins after the parade. The dogs are judged on "best waddle" or "best trick" or "longest ears." A coronation honors a King and Queen Basset. "Oh, yes, they get a crown," said Greene.
The royal canines have the honor of leading next year's parade and are presented basset-shaped pizzas courtesy of Round Table Pizza.
As the King and Queen bask in the glory of their subjects, they don't always like to wait for picture taking. Said Greene, "One time the Queen didn't want to wait for pictures, she just started gobbling the pizza."
But the other bassets have fun too. The Great Wienie Race sends bassets charging, trying to be the first to chow down on the hot dog their owner has waiting for them.
But of course, the dogs don't always follow the rules. "Sometimes the dog goes to the wrong person, sometimes they go the other way," Greene laughed.
There's also a howling contest. Kids will play their clarinets or their violins. "The dog hears that awful sound and the dog starts howling," said Greene.
The funniest sight, though, was a few years ago at the height of the Monica Lewinsky scandal. A couple had outfitted their Bassets as Bill Clinton and Monica. "The male dog had an old shower cap painted gray and the female had a beret," said Greene. Not to be outdone by their dogs, the owners dressed as secret service agents.
Most Bassets, Greene said, don't come to the event in an outfit. Even so, he has seen some amazing dog fashions at past events. One dog came dressed as an Orca, another as the Easter Bunny riding in a baby carriage.
And Bassets are cute and that's the reason people get one. Greene remarked that when he and Patti take their dogs out for a walk, "We can't walk twenty
feet without people 'oohing' and 'ahhing.'" But Greene would like people to
know that Bassets have a mind of their own, "They're not always obedient." He
went on to explain, "People expect dogs to want to please their owners. But
Basset Hounds say, 'to heck with you, I don't have to do this,'" For an
illustration, Greene mentioned his own Basset, George. At last year's parade,
George decided to exercise the 'flat Basset syndrome' before the parade was
over. George plopped his body onto the pavement and refused to go further.
Parade or not, George was done. According to Greene, most Basset owners have
a good sense of humor in dealing with their "I've gotta be me" Basset.
Sometimes, though, new dog owners will abandon a Basset after the dog's
stubborn streak becomes too much of a challenge.
But Gary Greene has a great time with his Bassets. "We have birthday parties
for our dogs," he said. "We have a party every year. The dogs get hamburgers
and hot dogs, no mustard." The dog's relatives come to the party to
celebrate. And when not partying, the dogs like to sleep. Nothing disturbs
them, unless there's a 6.8 earthquake. During last month's quake, Greene
discovered his dogs were not slumbering as usual. "They're always zoned out
on the couch, having siesta number 52," said Greene. It took the force of the
earthquake to get the Bassets up and running to the backyard.
Lounging on the couch appears to be a cover. Bassets are born hunters and
once on the scent of the trail, they refuse to be diverted. When needed, the
short-legged dog can easily keep its nose to the ground in pursuit of game.
"They have the second best nose to any dog," said Greene. "The Blood Hound is
For Basset owners who would like their cute, sometimes stubborn, companion to
take part in the Basset Bash, sign up at the Sorenson ball field before 1
p.m. on Saturday, March 31. No sign up is necessary for participation in the
Basset Brigade beginning at 11 a.m. This dog day of spring is for Bassets


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A top-rated winery nestled in the Barossa Valley
Of the three great growing areas for Australian wins, the Barossa Valley of South Australia can lay claim to the fact that it is the country's oldest, and in the opinion of many connoisseurs throughout the world, also the finest wine producing region in the country.
Originally named by Colonel William Light for the Barrosa Region in Spain where he had fought in the Spanish Peninsula War, the name became misspelled due to the general illiteracy of the times. The word literally means 'Hill of Roses' and is home to one of the most beautiful wine valleys in the entire world.
The Barossa Valley is situated about seventy miles north of Adelaide, the capital city of South Australia. It was settled in the early 1840's by a number of German Lutheran farmers who had fled their homeland due to economic problems as well as religious persecution and who had sought a place to reestablish their lives. For the next three generations, the Germans, along with their language and culture, prospered in the Southern Australian hills. When it became apparent that the Barossa's fertile soils were perfect for growing grapes, the first organized plantings took place around 1847. Three years later, a Bavarian settler named Johann Gramp had produced his first commercial wined called Carte Blanche. In the next few decades, the entire valley became a veritable vineyard and was recognized as Australia's leading viticultural area. Names like Penfolds and Seppelt emerged as leading wineries that are still in operation to the present day.
About the same time, the early relatives of Ian Mader set foot in the Barossa Valley. Natives of Silesia (at the time part of Germany, at present, Silesia is officially part of Poland); the new settlers were peasant farmers who took to growing vines like most of their contemporaries.
'Our family has owned vineyards here for many years,' informed Mader, 'but mostly my early relatives tended to be farmers who supplied other wineries with top flight grapes. It wasn't until my generation that we decided to make wine for ourselves.'
In the late nineties, Mader and his wife Suzanne began development of a winery. The name they chose for their efforts was Vinecrest, a combination of the word vineyard and also the place where magnificently colored Grass Parrots or Laurakeets are found in abundance. The beautiful birds are prominently featured on the Vinecrest labels. The winery's first release of around 1000 cases occurred in 1999 and was met with instant raves and honors.
'Before then we had always made a little wine, but mostly for family and friends and family,' offered a good natured Ian Mader. 'Of course, everyone liked the wines we had made, but they were, after all, our closest friends. It was wonderful that the outside world immediately took to our wines.'
Vinecrest's production has risen steadily in the ensuing years and today stands around 10,000 cases, still small enough to be considered a boutique winery. If Ian Mader has his way, Vinecrest will remain that way forever.
'We have some extremely sandy soils around here, and with the ever present potentiality for drought, it just seems wise to keep Vinecrest at its present level. '05 and '06 created a large overage of wines in the Barossa Valley but '07 came in at just 50% of average and this year we are estimating that the tonnage will be around 75 or 80% of normal. You can see that Mother Nature played a deft hand in evening things out over the past two years.' The fact that Vinecrest has risen to the highest plateaus of Australian winemaking (a Vinecrest wine has been selected as Wine of the Year for two successive years) is extremely important to Ian Mader, who considers his winery operation a symbol of true consistency.
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This is our 2nd stay in this Casino. This year was not as good as last visit.. For some reason our reservation for non-smoking floor had been cancelled and they put us on a smoking floor. It was gross. They promised that they would find us a non-smoking floor as soon as possible - but they never contacted us again.
Despite this, the room is quite good, coffee making facilities available and good service - but no safe!!!
Casinos in USA should push to be non-smoking. This one smells really bad - other casinos allow smoking but must have a better airflow and don't smell like this one.
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some slight niggles - booked a smoking room for one of the party, but found on check-in that it hasn't been reserved. Shuttle to the strip was good, but sometimes the bus was full and it wouldn't take anyone standing despite being a 10 minute trip. Food in the buffet ranged from excellent to very ordinary. Rooms were a good size, but no drawers and limited hanging space.
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Great Value
We have stayed all over Las Vegas and the Gold Coast is the best. Nice staff, good room, great buffet, no kids and you never have to wait for a drink. Will will never stay anywhere else.Bob & Susan Roberts
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For 35 a night this was more than great... Nice staff...fine room... The restaurants have cut the quality of the steaks some.... But, my goodness for 35 a night ...the difference pays for the rent a car I'd definitely stay here as my headquarters....
A Great Stay!! Recommended!
Stayed June 1st-5th for bowling tournament. Casino is bright compared to casinos next to it, and not smoke filled at all! Lots of low limit tables and slots. Gift shop isn't as good as other casinos; hardly any unique keychains, and the mugs weren't all that nice. Bowling alley is a nice facility, great graveyard rates. Buffet is ok, but go to the RIO instead, much better. Pool was adequate but nothing great. Great $1 mixed drinks at the bar near the tables!Room was clean, and serviced well every day. Not the nicest, but for the price ($40), well worth it. Bathroom was small, and as soon as you open the room door, beds were exposed; no hallway like most hotels. Lamps were annoying to turn on, as was opening the mini window in the bathroom; make sure you keep that closed or you'll have dive-bombing moths. Air conditioning worked great!Overall, great place to stay. Staff assisted me with all my needs and was very helpful and friendly even though my party was demanding at times. Will be there next year, and looking forward to my stay again at the Gold Coast!!!
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Stayed 3 nights with a convention. Does not have a non smoking section nor does it have good ventilation in the casino. Could only play about an hr before eyes burned and had to leave. However, the staff was very helpful and friendly.Never stayed in a room before where the iron was wired to the end of the ironing board and had to stretch a short cord very hard to get to use it. Even charged to use a local number and 800 number.I would say that this is an average to below average hotel for the cost. I will probably stay at a different hotel on my next visit.
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We have chosen the Gold Coast because of it's excellent reviews and we were not disappointed. Check in took place within a minute. Room was spacious, clean, quiet and well maintained. View (1st. floor) was a large white wall unfortunately but it didn't bothered us. We didn't spend much time in the room anyway. Spacious and easy access parking garage with convenient escalators to the casino entrance. Off strip location was no problem since we had a rental car. Thumbs up for the Ports 'O Call buffet. The food was great for a very reasonable price! Friendly staff. Also a bargain was the T-Bone special at the Monterey Room. Overall we have really enjoyed our stay and we will return next year.
Gold Coast was nice
The Gold Coast has great amenities, with the bowling alley, free shuttle to the strip, free child care for children 2-8, etc.. The rooms were average, nothing extraordinary, but nothing bad either. You really don't spend too much time in there anyway. The resteraunts were nice. I would suggest that they have a guest information packet for new guests so that they could have all info(such as child care info, bowling alley lane availability, shuttle schedule etc..) at their fingertips. Other than that a good value for the money.
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We stayed Feb 7-8, 2003 and had the friendliest service of any establishment we have ever stayed anywhere. Every staff member goes out of their way to be helpful. Just asking directions we were shown the way. No one ever was impatient with any request. Room is par for the rate. Coffee shop is very good food for the price.
Gold Coast Hotel Best Kept Secret in LV
Stayed 3 nights at Gold Coast. Highly recommend it. Transferred to Bellagio for 2 nights and returned to Gold Coast each night for the gambling, restaurant and SUPER band (Element) in the lounge. Wonderful value!
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Stayed with a friend in early Dec, 2002. Good food, clean room, but especially great SERVICE. Will definitely visit again.
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My wife & I spent 4 nights at the Gold Coast in April "02. The price was quite reasonable. The facility had been recently renovated. Rooms are small but clean and well appointed. Loved the low table stakes and multitude of full pay slots. They have a nice race/sports book and excellent restaurants at very low prices. The Honky Tonk Angels show is a real bargain and worth seeing. This great little locals casino is a hidden gem. They have a free shuttle to the Barbary Coast on the strip and also to The Orleans. They are located across from the Palms and The Rio. The staff is friendly and you get a better chance to keep some of your money. They take good care of you and are friendlier than strip casinos. We would stay there again.
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Environmental journalist Liana John and Patrícia Medici are currently working on a Tapir Book!!! The idea is to publish a very well illustrated coffee table book, both in English and Portuguese, exploring the lowland tapir's natural history, evolution, anatomical characteristics, ecological roles in the ecosystems they inhabit, conservation status in the wild, past and current research and conservation efforts, as well as legends and myths about this animal and the different ways in which human beings have pictured and profiled tapirs since ancient eras. Wonderful photos have been selected for the book, an editor has been chosen and Liana and Patrícia are now working on the text !
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Like so many sewists I know, I have been sewing since the age of 6. I started at my mother's feet, fashioning her scraps into doll clothes. By age 16, I was spending Summers sewing my wardrobe for ...
Like so many sewists I know, I have been sewing since the age of 6. I started at my mother's feet, fashioning her scraps into doll clothes. By age 16, I was spending Summers sewing my wardrobe for the coming school year. I was known as a creative dresser. I wrote my first sewing pattern in 2006 as part of applying for a patent.
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A recent customer requested a slightly smaller duffle than my usual one. She wanted to use it as a carry-on, and she specified the need for a trolley sleeve to have the bag sit on her rolling luggage. I made it for her and liked it so much, I wrote the pattern so you can make it too.
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Some of the things I changed about this duffle have to do with other customer requests over the years. The most frequent request is a strap material other than the jute webbing. This duffle is small enough that I could use a skinnier strap than the big duffle. That means you will have a rainbow of choices for the 2" strap webbing. The link for where to buy it is in the pattern.
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Ultimate Trade Game # 2
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It's nearly impossible for many communities to attract more than a handful of residents to public meetings and hearings, even those sessions dealing with projects involving big sums of money.
In many instances, not even one resident shows up to listen, express an opinion or offer a suggestion, even when the weather is conducive to attendance.
But the Portage Township supervisors no doubt will remember Jan. 6, 2014, for a reason other than below-zero temperatures, dangerous wind-chills and bad driving conditions that kept thousands of people in Cambria County and throughout the rest of western and central Pennsylvania indoors.
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On that evening when people were being urged to savor the warmth of their homes and not to venture outside into the arctic conditions, about 50 township residents refused to heed that advice and instead packed into the supervisors' meeting room - regarding an issue that wouldn't have attracted many people's interest elsewhere, even during balmy weather conditions.
The issue was whether the Bar-Ann Drive-In's sign, long situated in the center of a township right-of-way, should be allowed to remain there. The supervisors have decided that the longtime sign is a driving hazard, municipal liability and, in the opinion of Supervisor Richard Olshavsky, a nuisance.
Apparently the sign is the hottest issue to encompass the municipality in a long time - and even on the coldest meeting night in many years, some tempers seemed capable of warming the frigid conditions outside.
The public interest on Monday night was prompted by a court hearing scheduled for Jan. 24, at which the supervisors are hoping Bar-Ann's owners will be ordered to remove the sign, since the supervisors' efforts up to now have proven unsuccessful. But Monday's session showed that there is much public support for the sign remaining untouched, that there is skepticism about some of the information the township has presented, and that some important facts might not yet have been aired publicly.
Property owners and tenants are entitled to freedom from nuisances. That's why it's important for municipal leaders to remain committed to fairness, regardless in what direction a decision-making process takes them.
Businesses are not entitled to an unfair advantage over people who are impacted by their actions.
Meanwhile, businesses and the benefits to the community that they provide must not be victimized simply because a small number of people one day decide to challenge them and their continued existence based on some trivial grievance.
The one positive outcome of Monday's deep-freeze session was the intent to schedule a meeting - presumably prior to Jan. 24 - to explore whether a solution is possible that wouldn't entail removal of the sign, which over the years has been akin to a community landmark.
That meeting should review not only possible solutions to the dispute, but focus honestly on whether "sour grapes" or petty gripes rooted in the past are what have forced this sign dispute to a head at this time.
It's refreshing when so many people are willing to brave the worst of conditions to join in municipal dialogue.


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The majority of the outages were weather related, according to OG&E.
OG&E says, at about 10:55 a.m. OG&E had the number of outages down to about 1,200.
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Apple picking, pumpkins, hayrides and more in the Milwaukee area
Visit one of these farms for apples, pumpkins, hayrides, cider and more this fall! If you don't see your favorite farm or orchard, please contact Liz at firstname.lastname@example.com to add it to our list.
Apple Barn Orchard & Winery
W6384 Sugar Creek Rd., Elkhorn
(262) 728-3266
Pick your own apples or buy pre-bagged, starting around the third week of September. Weekend train rides, cider, cider donuts, gift shop, caramel apples and more. Check the website for hours. Apple Fest is Sept. 26-27 from 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Apple Holler
5006 S. Sylvania Ave., Sturtevant
(262) 884-7100
Pick your own apples and pumpkins. The apples are ready now! Petting zoo, corn maze, mini-train ride and pony rides. Open daily.
4177 Hwy 57, Fredonia
(262) 692-2560
Pick your own apples and get pre-picked pumpkins, apple cider, honey, home-tapped maple syrup, squash and gourds. Open daily through November.
Awe's Apple Orchard
8081 S. Lovers Ln., Franklin
(414) 425-1426
Come for fresh picked apples or pick your own. Cider, caramel apples, queen's apple (sundae), gifts, pumpkins. Open daily.
Barthel Fruit Farm
12246 N. Farmdale Rd. (99W), Mequon
(262) 242-2737
Sun ripened, farm fresh apples, pears, plums and pumpkins. Pick your own and pre-picked. Monday–Friday from 9 a.m.–6 p.m., Saturday–Sunday from 10 a.m.–5 p.m. through Halloween.
Basse's Country Delight
S70 W16050 Janesville Rd., Muskego
(414) 422-0315
Pick your own pumpkins and enjoy the Haunted Woods, corn maze, caramel apples, corn stalks and more. Weekends until Halloween. 1–5 p.m.
Bear Den Zoo, Petting Farm and Haunted Farm
6831 Big Bend Rd. (Hwy 164), Waterford
(262) 895-6430
Pick a pumpkin from the patch and go on a hayride. Weekends 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Haunted Woods 7–11 p.m. weekends. Call for weekday tours.
Borzynski's Farm & Floral Market
11600 Washington Ave., Mt. Pleasant
(262) 886-2235
Weekend hayrides, pumpkin picking, petting zoo, "veggie" maze and 8-acre corn maze. Flashlight Nights in the maze until 10 p.m. on Saturdays through October. Market open daily.
Brehmer's U-Pick Pumpkins
5805 Clover Rd., Hartford
(262) 673-6527
Pumpkin patch, painted pumpkins, sweet corn and fall decorations. Weekends through October.
Busy Barns Adventure Farm
W7675 Highway 12, Fort Atkinson
(920) 691-6742
Pumpkins, squash, mums and more. Explore the animal barn, go on a hayride and conquer the corn maze.
Cozy Nook Farm
S11 W30780 Summit Ave. (Hwy 18), Delafield
(262) 968-2573
Pumpkins of all sizes, Indian corn, gourds, squash and corn stalks. Cows easily viewed. Reserve a farm tour or hayride during the week. Daily 9 a.m.–8 p.m. through Halloween. Weekend hayrides 11a.m.–4 p.m.
Ebert's Greenhouse Village
W1795 Fox Rd., Ixonia
(920) 261-5645
Hayrides, pony rides, face and pumpkin painting, children's story theater, corn maze and animlas. Weekends through October.
The Elegant Farmer
1545 Main St., Mukwonago
(262) 363-6770
Apple picking, pumpkin patches, tractor-pulled hayrides, a store packed with delicious goodies each weekend through Oct. 26.
The Family Farm
328 Port Washington Rd., Grafton
(262) 337-6161
A 35-acre, century-old farmstead with six historic buildings, a farm zoo, hayrides, nature walk, hay romp, seasonal treats, antinques and more.
Glacier Rock Farms
1255 Hoard Rd., Ixonia
(920) 273-0612
Glacier Rock Farms has hayrides, pony rides, gem mining, a corn maze and fall decorations, with special events each weekend.
Green Meadows Petting Farm
33603 High Dr. (Hwy 20), East Troy
(262) 534-2891
Farm experience with pumpkins, petting zoo, cow milking, pony rides and hayrides. Daily through Halloween.
Homestead Animal Farm
W320 N9127 Hwy 83, Hartland
(262) 966-3840
Walk the corn maze and visit the animals. Pumpkins, gourds, squash, Indian corn and other fall items. Open for school tours and weekends through Halloween.
Jim's Pumpkin Farm
N124 W17781 W. Lovers Ln., Germantown
(262) 305-7951
Pumpkins, corn maze, Indian corn, hayrides and pick your own pumpkins on weekends. Open daily through Halloween.
Land of the Giants Pumpkin Farm
11823 Durand Ave., Sturtevant
(262) 886-6690
Pumpkins, corn maze, goats and mini donkeys, barrel train rides. Open daily from 10 a.m. until dark through Halloween.
Lindner Pumpkin Farm
19075 W. Cleveland Ave., New Berlin
(262) 549-5364
A petting zoo, pumpkins and a corn maze. Open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Meadowbrook Pumpkin Farm
2970 Mile View Rd., West Bend
(262) 338-3649
Pick your own pumpkins from the enchanted pumpkin patch, creepy cornfield adventures, petting zoo, wagon rides. Open daily at 10 a.m.
Nieman Orchards
9932 W. Pioneer Rd., Cedarburg
(262) 377-4284
Pick your own apples and pumpkins, apple cider and caramel apples. Open daily 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Old World Wisconsin
W372 S9727 Hwy 67, Eagle
(262) 594-6301
Help us prepare our farmsteads for winter. Stuff a mattress for Grandpa's bed, dig for potatoes or even pluck a chicken! Sample foods and play games, too. Saturdays 10 a.m.–4 p.m. and Sundays 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Prospect Hill Garden Center
19305 W. National Ave., New Berlin
(262) 679-2207
Petting zoo, scarecrows, hayrides through the Ghostly Grove, corn maze and pumpkin patch, caramel apples, cookies and more. Weekends through October.
Swan's Pumpkin Farm
5930 Hwy H, Franksville
(262) 835-4885
Pumpkins, Corn City, petting zoo, tractor-drawn hayrides, apple pie, apple cider donuts, pumpkin pie and other treats. Open daily 9 a.m.–7 p.m.
Schuett Farms
Highway 83 and Road X, Mukwonago
(262) 968-4348
Pumpkins, corn maze and hayrides. Open daily 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Shady Maple Farm
N56 W27476 Lisbon Rd. (Hwy K), Sussex
(262) 719-9999
Tractor-pulled hayrides through 115 acre property, with a toddler corn maze, big kid corn maze, pick-your-own or pre-picked pumpkins, pumpkin decorating, carmel apples, gourds, squash, build-your-own scarecrow, concessions and photo boards. Open Friday-Sunday in October from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. GPS - Nearest intersection is Jessica Drive.
The Corn Maze at Army Lake Camp & Retreat Center
N8797 Army Lake Road, East Troy
(262) 642-6400
Corn maze, hayrides, pumpkin patch, bounce house, corn cannon, barrel train, pedal car races and more. Open from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Fridays and from 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Saturdays. All proceeds benefit The Salvation Army.
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Contents Meeting Gage The Forest Temple Boss: Stagnox Meeting Gage
You now have a train again. Board it and set a course for the area to the southwest indicated on the map. There will be numerous animals on the tracks, as well as the occasional flying foe so use the whistle to scare them away. The whistle won't scare the flyers away immediately so keep pulling until they flee. When you reach the forest the camera will shift behind the train and it will be dark ahead. Keep an eye out for tree branches. When you see a branch shift the direction that it faces.
From the train platform make your way up to the stairs in the northwest to the upper ledge. You'll find a couple bombs near the foot bridge. You won't have a stamp book yet but when you get one, grab a bomb and run back down to the upper blocks. There you will find a stamp block. Run back to the bridge and grab a bomb. Hurry to the orb, drop the bomb, then hurry back to the second bomb. The first bomb will go off as you pass and activate the bridge which should enable you to reach the second block easily. Drop the bomb and knock out the blocks.
You'll enter a clearing full of statues. The pedestal in the center says, "Connect the two stone statues that face each other." Using your stylus, draw a line between the top left statue and middle right statue. You'll hear a tone and the door will open. Head inward.
Gage will teach you the song you need to get into the Forest Temple. Practice playing the flute a little then follow his instructions. When it's time to actually perform the song you'll need to let him play. Play the three notes, let him play again, then play the same three notes. The tracks will be restored and you'll be able to continue on to the Forest Temple. On the way out through the clearing you'll pick up the Song of Awakening. Remember to keep an eye out for these totems elsewhere if you want to learn new songs. Get back on your train and make for the Forest Temple.
The Forest Temple
The run to the Forest Temple is fairly uneventful. There are no animals on the tracks and there's only one switch, however from time to time a Skulltula will appear to try and block you; use the whistle to scare it away. When you arrive at the platform, run up to the totem on the left and learn the Song of Healing then continue through the door.
There's a big locked door in front of you, so you'll need to run to the right and to the north where you'll find a couple plants with nuts in them. Pick one of the nuts up and toss it over the barrier at the orb switch. A bridge will extend outward and you'll be able to cross over. Head south (avoid the purple clouds) and through the door; it will close and three moles will attack. Kill them with a few quick slashes of your sword and a chest will appear. Grab the 100 Rupees then head upstairs.
Follow the path north to the large room. Take care of the spiders that appear with a couple sword strokes (careful, they're quick), then grab the Whirlwind from the chest. Tap the icon for your new toy in the upper righthand corner to activate it; point it at the totem and blow into the mic. It'll begin to rotate and open the next door. Smash one of the pots to get a Star Fragment then use the whirlwind to blow away the poisonous cloud in front of the door.
You'll pop up in the top upper lefthand corner of the first floor. Head downward and use the Whirlwind to the blow the key from the middle of the pit. Go and grab it then head to the upper right hand corner where you'll find poisonous gas you saw earlier. Blow away the purple clouds to find a stamp box and a switch. The switch will make a treasure chest appear and you'll be able to collect another 100 Rupees.
Now make your way to the locked door at the entrance and use your new key. Head toward the southwest corner and the door will close behind you. This time two skulls trailing poisonous gas will appear. Use the Whirlwind to blow out the gas (you should be able to track them without much trouble) and strike when they're on the ground. With the skulls down and out head up the stairs.
You'll pop up briefly in the second floor but you'll need to take the stairs immediately. You'll appear in a little corner where you'll find another plant containing a nut. Use your whirlwind to blow the nut across the chasm to hit the switch and you'll get a key. Head back down to the second floor and open the door in the middle.
Behind the door is this stage's miniboss. Careful -- if you try to whirlwind him like everyone else he'll send them back at you and stun you. Instead, target him with a whirlwind and wait for him to shoot a skull at you. When he does so use the Whirlwind to blow the skull back in his face then attack. After a couple attacks he will go down and you'll be able to proceed.
3F Head south to the bottom of the map and go right where you'll find a tiny blue caterpillar. Whack it once with your sword to make it curl up then nudge it with your shield into the stone blocks. At a relatively safe distance whack it once again to make it explode and remove the blocks. Behind is more poisonous gas which can be cleared with your whirlwind. Hit the orb switch.
Head all the way up and look at the map in the big key chamber. Take note of the line that it depicts and trace it on to your own map. Grab the Big Key and take care to follow the route that you traced. Open up the door to the boss and use the stairs. You will find pots that will allow you to refill your health along the way.
Boss: Stagnox
There are two stages to fighting your beetle-like foe. He'll start on the ground and if you try to circle to attack from behind he'll follow. Wait for him to lower his head and prepare to charge then get out of the way. After he's charged you will have the opening you need. Circle around, then use the whirlwind to blow away the spores surrounding his rear. He'll be stunned and you'll be able to attack.
The second time around, the Stagnox will be a bit more aggressive. He'll try to stab you with the horn and send you plummetting into the pit before charging so be ready to dodge. After he's tried to get you with the hornhe'll strike. Once again, dodge out of the way and use the Whirlwind.
Now the Stagnox will take off into the air and drop three blue caterpillars. Try to kill two of them separately (taking care that they don't get caught in each other's explosions) then lure the last one toward the center of the arena. Make him curl up then aim your whirlwind targeting sight right down the middle of the arena. When the Stagnox dives, blow the caterpillar bomb right into him. He'll drop and you'll have your opening to attack. Do so one more time and he'll fall.
With the Stagnox down watch the ensuing scene then grab your hard-earned piece of heart and warp back to the entrance.
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A project to restore the control tower of a Glendale airbase that once sold for $1 still needs $400,000.
Glendale Mayor Elaine Scruggs has proclaimed June as "Tower Restoration Month" to boost an effort to preserve a historic landmark.
"As we celebrate Glendale's centennial anniversary this year, getting involved in this restoration project that will preserve an important part of our city's rich past seems like the right thing to do," Scruggs said in a written statement.
The airbase, near 59th Avenue and Greenway Road and known as Thunderbird Field, was opened by the U.S. Army Air Corps in 1941.
It served as a World War II base, training more than 10,000 pilots, before being sold in 1946. The property was purchased for $1 under the condition that it would be used only for educational purposes, according to the mayor's office.
So it has been.
The site became the American Institute of Foreign Trade, which is now known as the Thunderbird School of Global Management, a higher-education institution known worldwide for its business programs.
The tower for years served as a hub for the campus and included classrooms, administrative offices and a lounge as well as other student hangouts until it was closed in 2006 because it had become unsafe.
A year later, three MBA students started a campaign to restore the tower. The students were Will Counts, Andrew Burman and Rebecca Mitchell, all now alumni.
The remodeling plans call for a student lounge, cafe and display areas for WWII memorabilia.
"We wanted to make it something that would be user-friendly for everyone," said Counts, the project director.
The former students have raised more than $2 million with $400,000 yet to be raised to complete the project.
On Thursday, Scruggs kicked off the latest fundraising round with M&I Bank's Arizona Region President Stephen Johnson. The bank will be the campaign's honorary co-chair along with Glendale residents Ray and Winnie Kultala.
The Kultalas and the bank were the first to donate $500 to the Historic Thunderbird Tower Restoration account at M&I bank.
Donors' names will go on on a special wall inside the new tower. More opportunities are also available for those who donate $100 or more, said Rob Bohr, assistant in the mayor's office.
To make a donation, mail or drop off a check payable to the "Historic Thunderbird Tower Restoration" to the Glendale Office of the Mayor, 5850 W. Glendale Ave., Glendale, AZ 85301.
Will Counts (from left), Rebecca Mitchell and Andrew Burman lead the charge to restore the Thunderbird Field Air Control Tower.
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J-Pacific is a junior resource company focused on gold exploration and mining in Canada. J-Pacific owns the past-producing Blackdome Gold Mine in south-central British Columbia and is conducting exploration in immediately adjacent areas, and on the Elizabeth Project, approximately 30 kilometres to the south. In addition, J-Pacific has been actively exploring in Quebec on the Montgolfier Project, 35 kilometres east of the Casa Berardi Project held by Aurizon Mines Ltd.
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Beth Gerber moved with her Abyssinian Bitsy from a home in Seattle to an apartment in Chicago.
"The move has been difficult for both of us," Gerber says. "Bitsy was always able to go out and spent time in an enclosed backyard area, but now she is confined to the apartment. I am also working longer hours at my new job and have less time to spend with her."
Since relocating, Gerber was concerned about Bitsy's inappropriate elimination, inactivity and excessive crying.
"She was depressed, and I questioned whether I made a mistake by moving here," Gerber says. "I tried everything to reduce her stress. Eventually, my use of supplements boosted her immune system, and she started to feel better."
Supplements, often called nutraceuticals, are foodstuffs produced in a purified or extracted form with the intent of improving the health and well-being of animals. According to Susan Weiss, president of Ark Naturals, a manufacturer of holistic remedies and snacks, one reason to enhance a cat's diet with supplements is to help reduce stress, as in Bitsy's case. Other reasons include: supplementing a restricted diet, fighting an illness, recovering from surgery or taking medication.
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A group of nuns at a convent in Spain returned to their quarters from prayer to find a voicemail message from the pope.
Pope Francis called the nuns in southern Spain to wish them a happy new year, and upon getting their answering machine said "what can the nuns be doing that they can't answer?" before wishing them well and saying he'd call back later.
The flabbergasted nuns shared the recording with the Spanish media, which has repeatedly played it on the air.
The prioress of the convent told the BBC that she and some others there knew the pope personally because they are from Argentina as is he, but she was shocked that he remembered them. She was so excited that she "wanted to die," she told a Spanish radio station.
Francis has made a habit of reaching out to Catholics around the world.