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We love Carrabba's and this location does not disappoint. Food, Drinks and service were what you expect from this chain. We really enjoyed relaxing and enjoying our lunch without being rushed through or meal. Would highly recommend this location
We were fortunate to have lunches at this delightful place as it was situated next to our hotel. We loved the great food and the staff were always very cheerful and friendly. Food served was always generous insomuch we always left with a takeaway bag!
Called in last night with my brother intending just having drinks in the end we decided to stay and eat all the bar good move mussels were great as was the pasta but large portions so we should just have had starters,very reasonably priced and would recommend coming
Recently visited this restaurant in the early evening and our party were seated within a very short time.Clean and modern settings creating a good atmosphere.However....our waiter although efficient at his job became most annoying with his constant unfunny and uninteresting jokes and thought best to come back to our table every 5 mins or so to do so.......................we were out... More
So to be fair, the surroundings and pleasant and comfy enough (if a little noisy) and out little waitress was cute as heck and very attentive.The food - for the price -was decidedly average (beware, the giant meatball has very little resemblance to the giant meatball in the TV ads!), but the real kick in the backside comes when the... More
This place is outstanding and I can't say enough about it. Traveling to Orlando with family on vacation and celebrating my brother-in-law's 70th birthday. Found out Carrabbas was one of his favorite spots. At the last minute, the day before, asked if they could accommodate a party of 10 with two children. They confirmed a table and even accepted a... More
Friday night and not pre-booked, not good you think? However we waited a small amount of time before being shown to our booth opposite the bar. Very welcoming hostess. First mistake was to accept the table next to a rather loud much older group of men there for a meeting and watching football. That beside, the bread starter with olive... More
Love the happy hour at Carrabba's. The food quality is always consistent and we had great service here. One of my fav places to visit while in Kissimmee.
Let me start by saying that Italian is my favorite cuisine, in fact, I pray that the heavenly banquet mentioned in the Gospels is Italian at least once a week! Incredibly, for a pasta lover, I had never visited a Carraba's, partly because I prefer local establishments rather than chain restaurants. In this case, I regret my prejudice - this... More
Four of us went in for food we were starving and the food each one of us got was destroyed in salt 😓😓 we didn't wait for desert sent all the salt food back and walked away 😡😡 never again will I step foot in here very disappointed!! But was a really really nice cosy place it's just the food... More
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May 4, 2010
ANSON BATTERSHELL AND MARCIA BATTERSHELL, PLAINTIFFS,v.SACRAMENTO MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT; CLIFTON LEWIS; JOHN DISTASIO; EDNAN HAMZAWI; MICHAEL WIRSCH; ALLEN ORCHARD, DEFENDANTS.
Defendants filed a motion to dismiss Plaintiffs' complaint under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure ("Rule") 12(b)(6) on December 30, 2009. Plaintiffs opposed the motion and attached to their opposition a first amended complaint ("FAC"), indicating how their claims would be amended if they are granted leave to amend. The motion was heard February 22, 2010.
Plaintiffs also filed a "Supplemental Memorandum of Points and Authorities" ("Supplemental Memorandum") two hours before the hearing in which Plaintiffs state they have "obtained a 'right to sue' letter from the California Department of Fair Housing and Employment." (Supplemental Memo. 2:6-8.) Plaintiffs appear to argue that in light of this letter, they should be allowed to amend their complaint to allege a federal claim for "the creation of a hostile work environment." (Id. 3:18-19.) Plaintiffs failed to explain why they did not do what was necessary to obtain a right to sue letter at an earlier date. Further, the timing of their Supplemental Memorandum suggests that Plaintiffs recognized that their pled federal claims are "immaterial and made solely for the purpose of obtaining [federal question] jurisdiction . . ." Bell v. Hood, 327 U.S. 678, 683 (1946). Since no explanation was provided for their late filing, the arguments presented in Plaintiffs' Supplemental Memorandum are disregarded.
Further, only the portion of Defendants' motion challenging Plaintiffs' federal claims is decided since those claims are the basis of federal question jurisdiction, but do not have sufficient substance to state viable federal constitutional claims. Therefore, those claims will be dismissed, and Plaintiffs' state claims will also be dismissed under 28 U.S.C. § 1367(c).
When deciding a Rule 12(b)(6) motion to dismiss, "all well-pleaded factual allegations [are accepted] as true, and construe[d] in the light most favorable to [Plaintiffs]." Von Saher v. Norton Simon Museum of Art at Pasadena, 592 F.3d 954, 960(9th Cir. 2010). "To avoid a Rule 12(b)(6) dismissal, a complaint . . . must plead 'enough facts to state a claim to relief that is plausible on its face.'" Weber v. Department of Veterans Affairs, 521 F.3d 1061, 1065 (2008)(citing and quoting Bell Atlantic Corp. v. Twombly, 550 U.S. 544, 547 (2007)).
Defendants attached to their motion documents referenced in Plaintiffs' Complaint, which they request be considered. Plaintiffs do not dispute the authenticity of those documents. The documents are a March 20, 2006 Last Chance Agreement entered between Plaintiff Anson Battershell ("Anson") and Defendant Sacramento Municipal Utility District ("SMUD"), a December 5, 2007 SMUD Office Memorandum issued to Anson, a January 30, 2009 SMUD Employee Discussion Log, and a March 19, 2009 SMUD Employee Discussion Log. (Hamzawi Decl. Ex. A-D).
Generally, on a motion to dismiss only "facts that are alleged on the face the complaint or contained in documents attached to the complaint" are considered. Knievel v. ESPN, 393 F.3d 1068, 1076 (9th Cir. 2005). However, the incorporation by reference doctrine allows the Court to consider "documents, whose contents are alleged in a complaint and whose authenticity no party questions, but which are not physically attached to the [plaintiff's] pleading." Id. (internal citations and quotations omitted). Therefore, the referenced documents are considered under the incorporation by reference doctrine.
Plaintiffs' challenge employment disciplinary actions to which Plaintiff Anson was subjected, and allege these actions violated their following federal constitutional rights: First and Fourteenth Amendment right to marital and familial association and Fourteenth Amendment right to privacy.
Plaintiffs allege Plaintiff Anson "was required by defendants SMUD and . . . [Distasio]" to sign a March 20, 2006 Last Chance Agreement ("March 20, 2006 LCA") in violation of Plaintiffs' "familial and marital association rights . . . guaranteed by the First and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution." (Id. ¶ 15). Plaintiffs allege this March 20, 2006 LCA "illegally interfered with and intruded upon Plaintiffs' marital relationship" and therefore is voidable and unenforceable. (Id. ¶¶ 15-16). Plaintiffs further allege that the March 20, 2006 LCA is voidable and unenforceable because Anson "was forced into signing it" "by defendants SMUD and John Distasio" through "intimidation and illegal threats of potential termination of employment." (Id. ¶ 16)
The March 20, 2006 LCA discusses the finding of an investigator "that Anson sexually harassed and threatened" fellow SMUD employee Jane Agatep ("Agatep"). (Hamzawi Decl., Ex. A). The March 20, 2006 LCA also discusses two days on which Agatep was threatened by Plaintiff Marcia Battershell ("Marcia"), Anson's wife, after Anson was accused of sexually harassing Agatep. (Id.) Specifically, "on January 26, 2006, [Marcia] unexpectedly visited Agatep's [work] cubicle, exhibiting angry and threatening behavior. Later that afternoon [Anson] asked Ms. Agatep to come with [him] to a conference room wherein [Agatep] was subjected to an angry rant by [Anson's] wife on [Anson's] cell phone, including charges that . . . [Agatep] was having an affair with [Anson], threats that [Marcia] would return to the office to 'read [Agatep] the riot act.'" (Id.) "Ms. Agatep finally left the room when she heard [Marcia] ask about [Agatep's] marital status and [asked Agatep] to provide personal information about her relationship with her ex-husband." (Id.) On February 28, 2006, Anson "again requested information from Ms. Agatep about her ex-husband, and she again refused to provide it." (Id.) "Later that same day, [Anson] returned to Ms. Agatep's cubicle and told her that [his] wife was threatening to come into the office, to 'read [Agatep] the riot act.'" (Id.) Anson was disciplined and removed from his "organizational assignment, in order to preclude [him] from having future business need to contact or interact with Ms. Agatepas part of [his] job duties." (Id.) "In addition, [his] continued employment [was] subject to [the LCA]," and Anson was warned that violation of the LCA or "any other District policy" would result in "additional discipline up to and including termination of . . . employment." (Id.) The March 20, 2006 LCA with SMUD required Anson to: instruct [Marcia] not to contact or attempt to contact or communicate with . . . Agatep at anytime and [to instruct] that [Marcia] is not to come to [SMUD] facilities without prior approval of a management official[;] . . . . [and to] take whatever steps are necessary to prevent further contact or interaction between [him]self, [Marcia], or [his] representatives and . . . Agatep. (Id.)
Plaintiffs also allege that Defendants SMUD, Clifton Lewis, John Distasio, and Michael Wirsch issued Anson a December 5, 2007 SMUD Office Memorandum ("December 5, 2007 OM") "in retaliation for [Anson's] attempts to rectify the violation of [his] rights to familial association caused by the [March 20, 2006, LAC]." (Id. ¶ 18). The December 5, 2007 OM discusses the March 20, 2006 LCA and is based on Anson's conduct occurring since March 20, 2006, that allegedly "breach[ed] the spirit, if not the letter, of [the] agreement." (Hamzawi Decl. Ex. B) The December 5, 2007 OM discusses Anson's request on November 28, 2007, in which he "sought permission for [Marcia] to attend a [SMUD] sponsored employee holiday party," which a supervisor disapproved, and which resulted in an argument between Anson and the supervisor and Marcia contacting the SMUD Board president. (Id.) The December 5, 2007 OM also discusses an incident on September 27, 2007, when Marcia attended an employee safety meeting on SMUD facilities without the approval of a management official. (Id.) Due to these incidents, Anson was instructed to "take whatever steps are necessary to prevent any contact or interaction with Ms. Agatep by [him], [Marcia], or [his] representatives" and to "instruct [Marcia] not to contact or attempt to contact or communicate with Ms. Agatep at any time." (Id.)(emphasis in the original.) "Furthermore, [Anson] [was] [instructed] to inform [Marcia] that she [was] barred from [SMUD] facilities, meetings, and employee functions under any circumstances." (Id.) Further, Anson was warned that failure to fully comply with the terms and conditions of the March 20, 2006 LCA and the direction of the December 5, 2007 OM could result in a finding of insubordination and termination. (Id.)
Plaintiffs allege Defendants subsequently issued Anson a SMUD Employment Discussion Log on January 30, 2009, ("January 30, 2009 EDL") "in retaliation for [Anson's] exercise of his religious beliefs[] and . . .for . . . pursuing his rights to familial and marital association in his employment with [SMUD][,]" requiring Anson to "log . . . all his activities at . . . .SMUD and to report those activities to his supervisor." (Id. ¶ 19.) Plaintiffs' conclusory reference to retaliation based on "religious beliefs" is stricken since Plaintiffs have not shown that this conclusory statement concerns any of Plaintiffs' claims.
Plaintiffs allege that Defendants issued another SMUD Employee Discussion Log to Anson on March 19, 2009 ("March 19, 2009, EDL") in which Anson was informed of the need ". . . to make every effort possible to avoid having his wife be on [SMUD] facilities at all times [in large part] to avoid . . . situations in the future and provide the broadest measure of protection for . . . Agatep and for Anson going forward" (Id. ¶ 20; Hamzawi Decl. Ex. D).
This March 19, 2009 EDL discusses an incident on March 11 when Anson received permission to have Marcia meet him on SMUD's premises, yet this meeting "inadvertently took place while Ms. Agatep was also proceeding through the CSC lobby." (Hamzawi Decl. Ex. D). Plaintiffs allege that the March 19, 2009, EDL, "illegally banned [Marcia] from [SMUD's] facilities without . . . due process being provided to her to present her side with respect to the false accusations that were made against her by another employee of defendant SMUD, Jane Agatep." (Compl. ¶ 20).
Anson also alleges that his Fourteenth Amendment right to privacy was violated when "Paul Kreutz, who is Plaintiff Marcia Battershell's brother and the 'significant other' of defendant SMUD's employee, defendant Arlen Orchard, became aware of what was happening in Plaintiffs Anson and Marcia Batterhshell's case with SMUD and Paul Kreutz stated to the mother of Paul Kreutz and Marcia Battershell that defendant Arlen Orchard had recused himself from the Plaintiffs' case with SMUD. In addition, Paul Kreutz stated to the mother of Paul Kreutz and Marcia Battershell that Plaintiff Marcia Battershell had filed a lawsuit implicating Paul Kreutz and Plaintiff Marcia Battershell's mother." (Id. ¶ 17). Plaintiffs alleged: "It constitutes a gross violation of Plaintiff Anson Battershell's right to privacy and his employment rights that Paul Kreutz even became aware of Plaintiffs' case with SMUD. Plaintiffs allege that Paul Kreutz learned about the details of Plaintiffs' case with defendant SMUD from his significant other, defendant Arlen Orchard, who is employed by defendant SMUD as part of defendant SMUD's legal team." Id ("Kreutz") told his mother, also Marcia's mother, that Defendant Orchard, a SMUD employee and Kreutz's significant other, "had recused himself from the Plaintiffs' case with SMUD" and that Marcia "had filed a lawsuit implicating . . . Kreutz and . . . Marcia['s] mother." (Id. ¶ 17). Plaintiffs contend that "Kreutz learned about the details of Plaintiffs' case with . . . SMUD from . . . defendant [Orchard], who [i]s part of . . . SMUD's legal team. (Id.)
Lastly, Plaintiffs allege that over the last two years, Defendants have interfered with Plaintiffs' marital, familial association, and privacy rights by acts which, "include, but are not limited to, various email letters, written memoranda, other written communications, [and] oral communications . . . ." (Id. ¶ 21.)
A. Plaintiffs' Federal Constitutional Claims
Defendants seek dismissal of Plaintiffs' federal constitutional claims arguing Plaintiffs have failed to plead sufficient facts to state a viable claim. (Mot. 10:2-13:4; 14:24-15:12.) Specifically, Defendants argue Plaintiffs have failed to allege "any facts explaining how [Defendants' actions] interfered with Plaintiffs' marriage" or "family living arrangement." (Mot. 10:2-12:8.) Plaintiffs essentially concede the deficiencies in the Complaint by referring in their opposition to amended allegations in the FAC concerning their marital and familial association federal constitutional claims. (Opp'n 2:10-13:25).
Plaintiffs argue their allegations in the FAC are sufficient to state a claim for violation of their Fourteenth Amendment right to marital and familial association. Those allegations do not support Plaintiffs' position that they have stated cognizable federal constitutional claims.
"The Supreme Court has a long history of recognizing unenumerated fundamental rights as protected by substantive due process, even before the term evolved into its modern usage. But the Court has cautioned against the doctrine's expansion." Raich v. Gonzales, 500 F.3d 850, 862-863 (9th Cir. 2007) (citing Washington v. Glucksberg, 521 U.S. 702, 720 (1997)).
[Therefore, a federal court] must . . . exercise the utmost care whenever . . . asked to break new ground in this field, lest the liberty protected by the Due Process Clause be subtly transformed into the policy preferences of [federal judges]. Furthermore, the Fourteenth Amendment is not a font of tort law to be superimposed upon whatever systems may already be administered by the States. Substantive due process is ordinarily reserved for those rights that are fundamental.
Brittain v. Hansen, 451 F.3d 982, 990 (9th Cir. 2006)(internal quotations and citation omitted). Plaintiffs have not alleged a cognizable fundamental marital and familial association interest that is protected by the Due Process Clause. Nor have Plaintiffs alleged such an interest in the FAC.
"The Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment protects individuals against state action that either 'shocks the conscience,' Rochin v. California, 342 U.S. 165, 172 (1952), or interferes with rights 'implicit in the concept of ordered liberty,' Palko v. Connecticut, 302 U.S. 319, 325-326 (1937)." Chavez v. Martinez, 538 U.S. 760, 787 (1994). Here, Plaintiffs seek "to erect a new substantive right upon . . . uncharted terrain of substantive due process when case law, logic and equity do not command us to do so." Harbury v. Deutch, 233 F.3d 596, 605 (D.C. Cir. 2000). Plaintiffs have clearly failed to state a claim for violation of a Fourteenth Amendment right to marital and familial association. Therefore, this claim is dismissed with prejudice since the FAC shows Plaintiffs are unable to state a viable claim.
Defendants also seek dismissal of Plaintiffs' privacy rights claims arguing, inter alia, these claims are deficient since Plaintiffs have not alleged what private information was allegedly disclosed. (Mot. 12:1-13:4; Reply 8:6-21.) Plaintiffs do allege what information was disclosed. Plaintiffs also cite to allegations in the FAC in which Plaintiffs allege that Defendant Orchard, general counsel of SMUD, disclosed "private and confidential information" that Orchard had recused himself from "Plaintiffs' case with SMUD" before Plaintiffs filed the instant federal action, and that Orchard "imparted false and defamatory information to . . . Kreutz that [Marcia] had sued [Kreutz] and [Marcia and Kreutz's] mother." (Opp'n 19:19-20:23.) Defendants rejoin that the referenced disclosure is not disclosure of private information entitling Plaintiffs to a maintain a claim for violation of their Fourteenth Amendment right to privacy. (Reply 8:5-22).
"To violate the right to confidentiality under the Fourteenth Amendment, the information disclosed must be either a shocking degradation or an egregious humiliation to further some specific state interest, or a flagrant breach of a pledge of confidentiality which was instrumental in obtaining the personal information." Johansson v. Emmons, 2010 WL 457335 at *6 (M.D.Fla. 2010)(emphasis added). The federal privacy protection extends only to highly personal matters considered to be "fundamental" or "implicit within the concept of ordered liberty." Cooksey v. Boyer, 289 F.3d. 513, 515 (8th Cir.2002), citing Paul v. Davis, 424 U.S. 693, 713 (1976); See also Baker v. Howard, 419 F.2d 376, 377 (9th Cir. 1969)(stating that plaintiff's allegation "that the actions of defendant police officers . . . invaded his 'constitutionally protected right of privacy' . . . [when they] deliberately released to KAGO a police report containing 'libelous and false statements' suggesting that plaintiff had committed a crime [and which] KAGO then published . . . to the community" was not "so flagrant that it call[ed] for invocation of the Constitution.").
Here, the information Plaintiffs allege was disseminated by Orchard concerned Orchard's recusal from Plaintiff's SMUD case and false information that Plaintiffs had sued Marcia's mother and her brother. This information does not involve highly personal matters considered to be fundamental or implicit within the concept of ordered liberty, nor does its disclosure constitute either a shocking degradation or an egregious humiliation. Plaintiffs have clearly failed to state a claim for violation of a Fourteenth Amendment right to privacy. Therefore, this claim is dismissed with prejudice since the FAC shows Plaintiffs are unable to state a viable claim.
Since Plaintiffs' federal claims have been dismissed, the Court may sua sponte decide whether to continue exercising supplemental jurisdiction over Plaintiffs' state law claims. See Acri v. Varian Assocs., Inc., 114 F.3d 999, 1000 (9th Cir. 1997) (en banc). Under 28 U.S.C. § 1367(c)(3), a district court "may decline to exercise supplemental jurisdiction over a [state] claim" if "all claims over which it has original jurisdiction" have been dismissed. "While discretion to decline . . . supplemental jurisdiction over state law claims is triggered by the presence of one of the conditions in § 1367(c), it is informed by the . . . values of economy, convenience, fairness and comity" as delineated by the Supreme Court in United Mine Workers of Am. v. Gibbs, 383 U.S. 715, 726 (1966).
Acri, 114 F.3d at 1001. Economy does not favor exercising supplemental jurisdiction since Plaintiffs' state claims have not yet been analyzed. Convenience does not weigh appear to favor exercising supplemental jurisdiction since the state court is located close to where this federal court is located. Further, comity does not weigh in favor of exercising jurisdiction since "[n]eedless decisions of state law should be avoided [ ] as a matter of comity." Gibbs, 383 U.S. at 726; see also Acri, 114 F.3d at 1001 (stating that "in the usual case in which all federal-law claims are eliminated before trial, the balance of factors will point towards declining to exercise jurisdiction over the remaining state-law claims" (internal quotations and citation omitted)). Therefore, Plaintiffs' state law claims are dismissed without prejudice under 28 U.S.C. § 1367(c)(3), and this action shall be closed.
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June 3, 2011
JOHN THOMAS,PLAINTIFF,v.R. COX,DEFENDANT.
ORDER DENYING PLAINTIFF'S MOTION FOR THE ATTENDANCE OF INCARCERATED WITNESSES, WITH PREJUDICE (Doc. 63.)
This action, brought pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983, proceeds on the amended complaint filed by plaintiff John Thomas ("Plaintiff") on November 19, 2007, against defendant Sergeant R. Cox ("Defendant") for use of excessive force in violation of the Eighth Amendment of the United States Constitution. (Doc. 11.) The parties have consented to the jurisdiction of a Magistrate Judge, and on May 17, 2011, this case was assigned to Magistrate Judge Gary S. Austin for all further proceedings, including trial and entry of final judgment. (Docs. 5, 57, 58.) This case is scheduled for jury trial to commence on June 21, 2011. On May 31, 2011, Plaintiff filed a motion for the attendance of inmate witnesses. (Doc. 63.)
Plaintiff brings a motion for the Court to make arrangements to transport an inmate witness to the upcoming trial in this action, to testify on Plaintiff's behalf. Plaintiff states that the inmate was also assaulted by Sergeant R. Cox, and Plaintiff testified as a witness for this inmate in March 2009 during proceedings in a Kern County case. Plaintiff acknowledges that he filed the present motion after the Court's deadline, explaining that the prison was on lockdown for a transfer of inmates, and he did not have access to his personal property.
Plaintiff's motion must be denied. Not only did Plaintiff file the motion more than two months after the Court's deadline, but Plaintiff has not provided the required information for the Court to identify and transport the inmate witness. Plaintiff was informed in the Court's scheduling order of January 7, 2011, of the procedures he was required to follow for obtaining attendance of incarcerated witnesses. (Scheduling Order, Doc. 38 at 2-3.) Pursuant to the order, the deadline for filing motions for the attendance of incarcerated witnesses was March 7, 2011, and oppositions were due by April 8, 2011. (Id. at 3:13-14.) Plaintiff was instructed to provide the name, address, and prison identification number of each such witness, and to file declarations showing that each witness is willing to testify. (Id. at 2:15-17.) The order informed Plaintiff that "[t]he Court will not issue [an order transporting an inmate witness] unless it is satisfied that: (a) the prospective witness is willing to attend and (b) the prospective witness has actual knowledge of relevant facts." (Id. at 2:10-12.) Plaintiff was instructed to file a declaration by the prospective witness, or by Plaintiff, signed under penalty of perjury, stating that the witness was an eyewitness or ear-witness to the incident at issue in Plaintiff's case. (Id. at 2-3.)
Plaintiff did not identify the inmate witness by name, address, or prison identification number, nor did he show that the inmate is willing to testify. Plaintiff has not submitted a declaration signed under penalty of perjury, nor has he indicated that the inmate was an eyewitness or ear-witness to the assault at issue in this action. Moreover, Plaintiff does not offer a sufficient explanation for filing the present motion more than two months after the Court's deadline. Plaintiff states that he was aware of the deadline but was unable to file the motion until May 31, 2011, because of a prison lockdown and transfer of inmates, during which he was without his property. The Court's record shows that Plaintiff was able to file documents in this case on January 28, 2011, February 11, 2011, February 14, 2011, February 16, 2011, and April 27, 2011. (Docs. 39, 41, 42, 43, 48.) Plaintiff's pretrial statement, mailed on April 13, 2011, gave no indication that he intended to call any inmate witnesses. (Doc. 54.) Plaintiff clearly had the ability to file the instant motion, or at least a motion for extension of time, well before May 31, 2011. To allow Plaintiff's motion at this late stage of the proceedings would be prejudicial to defendant. Plaintiff's motion for the attendance of incarcerated witnesses must be denied, with prejudice.
Based on the foregoing, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that Plaintiff's motion for the attendance of incarcerated witnesses, filed on May 31, 2011, is DENIED with prejudice.
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 41 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 5 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is noon
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- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Children (5 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets allowed *
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport drop off at scheduled times *
- Self parking *
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- Smoke-free property
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In the hotel
- Free buffet breakfast daily
- Snack bar/deli
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1903
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
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- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Satellite TV channels
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- Free WiFi
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- In-room safe
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Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: CHF 2.50 per person, per night
Optional extras
Self parking costs CHF 5.00 per night
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of CHF 10 per pet, per night
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of CHF 25 per person
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Excellent 4.2 /5 from 185 reviews
Wish we had longer in Zurich. This was a great hotel! And the included breakfast was fantastic. The hotel is so well-located near the train station, the expensive shopping district for window shopping, the old town and the lake.
While the hotel was nice & comfortable, the breakfast is good, the room was clean & spacious consider the price. There is no clear instructions on how to get there by tram, what tram number & station to stop. We end up walking there with our luggage for about 20minutes, very tiring & exhausting
Excellent location. Staff very helpful. Best breakfast We ever had in Europe. Enjoyed being in a local neighborhood.
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Zurich hotels are very expensive. It didn't meet my expectation. The hotel is not spacious, especially the elevator. But the employees were all nice. They were very friendly like hostel reception!!
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- Road mishap: Delhi court holds victim responsible for his own death
NEW DELHI: A man accused of causing death of another person in a road mishap, has been let off by a city court which held the victim responsible for his death as he was drunk and was riding his bike without a helmet. The court acquitted the man of the offences of rash and negligent driving and causing death by negligence under the IPC and said "it was rather the deceased (victim) who had caused the accident and it was he who was on the wrong side of the law." "A perusal of medical report of the deceased shows that he was riding the motorcycle without helmet and was under the influence of alcohol. This establishes that it was rather the deceased who had caused the accident and it was he who was on the wrong side of the law," Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Sandeep Garg said. The court also said the investigating officer "feigned ignorance" about victim being drunk and not wearing helmet and failed to record statement of the pillion rider on the bike of the accused. "The explanation given by IO that the said pillion rider could not be traced, is not tenable as his complete address is mentioned in the MLC and he could have easily gathered his address during investigation. "All this establish that the accused has been falsely implicated in the present case and he deserves to be acquitted of the charges levelled against him," it said. "In view of the above discussion, the court holds that prosecution has failed to discharge the onus of establishing guilt of the accused. Accordingly, accused is acquitted of the charges levelled against him," the court said. The court also noted that the version of the complainant, who was riding pillion on the victim's bike, was contrary to the prosecution case with regard to the place of the accident and the route taken by the victim. According to the prosecution, on the midnight of October 27, 2012 complainant Chandani was riding pillion on a bike being driven by the victim, Vikrant, when they had a head-on collision with the bike of accused Nebu Mathew, a Kerala native, in Saket area of South Delhi. The injured victims were taken to a hospital where Vikrant died during treatment and Chandani lodged a police complaint. During trial, the accused denied the allegations against him and blamed the victim for his negligence.
- Dancer's killing: Witness says getting death threats
Bathinda: A week after dance troupe member Kulwinder Kaur was killed while performing at a wedding function at Maur town of Bathinda, her co-performer and eyewitness in the case, Priya, has complained to police about receiving death threats for recording her statement. Priya has alleged that three men threatened her of dire consequences for giving the eyewitness account of the incident. They also offered her money to keep quiet, she has said in a written complaint to the district police chief. Meanwhile, Punjab Scheduled Castes Commission has said that the accused in the case should be booked under the SC/ST Act too. Taking note of threats to the co-performer of the 24-year-old victim, the panel has asked the police to provide security to the bereaved family as well as to Priya. Commission member Karanbir Singh Indora on Saturday visited Kulwinder's family. Former municipal councillor Vijay Goyal's son Sanjay Goyal and Lucky Goyal have been arrested in the case. Talking to TOI, Priya said, "Three persons on Friday approached her and told her to desist from recording her evidence or face dire consequences. The persons including Happy, who is driver of the orchestra party vehicle, also offered her Rs 4 lakh to keep her mouth shut." She said it seemed that the persons close to the accused might have sent Happy and the others. The victim's husband Rajinder Singh said, "Police should take stern action against persons who have threatened Priya. They are still acting in such a manner as they have no fear of law. They may also threaten us." Kulwinder was performing at the stage with three others dancers, including Priya, at the wedding of Maur resident Narinder Kumar's son at Ashirwad Palace on Saturday night. A bullet from 12 bore gun owned by Sanjay Goyal but held by Lucky Goyal hit Kulwinder in the head, killing her immediately. Before that the accused had wanted to get on to the stage but were stopped. Indora told TOI, "I have asked the Bathinda police to add charges under the SC/ST Act in the case. I have also asked the police to provide security to the bereaved family and the witness in the case. They have also been told to take action against those who tried to threaten the witness." When contacted, Bathinda SSP Swapan Sharma said, "Police will seek legal opinion about incorporating charges under the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act. We are also verifying about threats to witness in the case and if the complaint is found to be true, the persons behind it will be brought to book".
- 16-year-old boy stabbed to death by classmate
NEW DELHI: A 16-year-old boy was stabbed to death by his classmate in east Delhi's Shakarpur for throwing a ball at him. Two of the boy's friends were also injured in the scuffle. The accused was caught and sent to a juvenile justice board. The victim was a Class X student. He was on leave on Friday but went to a ground near the school to meet his friends and resolve a dispute between them and the accused classmate. According to the victim's cousin, the accused had threatening to thrash him if he did not apologise for throwing a ball at him. The victim's family members said that the accused was known to be a bully. When the boy and his friends reached the ground, the accused asked them to do 50 sit-ups each. However, while they were trying to pacify him, the accused pulled out a knife and stabbed the teenager on the chest and the shoulder. Two of his friends tried to stop him but the accused attacked them too. He then tried to flee but was caught by locals. He was thrashed before being handed over to the police. He told the police that he had attacked the victim in a fit of rage. The 16-year-old victim was rushed to a hospital where he dies during treatment on Saturday.
- Barmer man 'hammers' wife to death in Amritsar
Jaisalmer: Rajendra Kumar, a government employee working with the electricity department, has been arrested by the Barmer police for the brutal murder of his wife nearly a month ago in Amritsar Kumar, who married Bhawna, a resident of Poshal village in Chauhatan area, three years ago, was allegedly suspicious of his wife's character. Barmer SP Gagandeep Singla said that the culprit had created a fake ID to cover up the murder committed on November 12 in Amritsar. The case came to the notice of Barmer police after Bhawna's family filed a complaint seven days after she reportedly went missing from her home. A police team, led by DSP O P Ujjwal, tracked her telephone calls and based on the details took Kumar into custody. Following interrogation, he confessed to murdering his wife with a hammer at a hotel in Amritsar. Ujjwal said on November 10 Bhawna's family had called Kumar and arranged a meeting with her. On the same night, she went missing from home. He took her to Amritsar and the duo booked a hotel room on November 12 under the fake IDs Ranveer and Monika of Jaipur. They drank liquor and he later tied her hands and legs and hit her face with a hammer and stabbed her with a knife. After the murder, he returned to Barmer. The Amritsar police cremated her body a few days after the incident as none of the states responded to their alerts. They lodged a complaint against Kumar based on the fake ID in Jaipur.
- 70-year-old woman stabbed to death
Thiruvananthapuram: A 70-year-old woman was stabbed to death by an unidentified man at Kadakkavoor on Friday night. The deceased has been identified as Sharada, a resident of Kudavoorkonam in Keezhattingal village. According to Kadakkavoor police, Sharada was stabbed by an unidentified person at the backyard of her house when she went out through the kitchen door around 10.15 pm. Though her neighbours rushed her to hospital she died on the way. Kadakkavoor Circle Inspector G B Mukesh, who is leading the probe, said that a person, who is suspected to be the murderer, was taken into custody, but his role in the crime is yet to be confirmed. "After being stabbed, Sharada approached her neighbours for help. It was the neighbours who took her to Chirayinkeezhu Government Taluk Hospital and informed the police. On her way to the hospital Sharada told them the name of the man who attacked her. He has been taken into custody, but not yet arrested as the interrogation is still progressing," he said. Sharada, who is a widow, was staying alone at the house after her son died a few years back. Her daughter, who is married, is staying at near distance from her house. The police said that the reason behind the crime is not yet clear. "The murderer's motive was not a theft as Sharada's daughter confirmed that nothing was stolen from the crime scene and the gold ornaments worn by her are safe," added the police. Sharada's body was handed over to relatives after autopsy. A case has been registered under Section 302 of IPC for murder.
- Demonetisation takes its toll on state farmers
PATNA: Despite Union agriculture minister Radha Mohan Singh's claim that demonetisation has not adversely affected rabi farming and the coverage of land by rabi crops has been more than the previous year in the country, farmers of Bihar feel that even their recourse to 'jugaad' has failed to yield positive results after scrapping of old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes. In a communiqué released from New Delhi on Friday, Singh said rabi crop coverage has been 7.64% more than last year, wheat 11.54%, pulses 9.8% and 'telhan' (oilseeds) 9.92%. He also cited the corresponding figures for Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan. However, in Bihar, farmers apprehend that the total rabi crop coverage this year would be less than the last year. For instance, at Chandwa-Rupaaspur village under Falka block in Katihar district, which was ravaged by floods this year, farmers use tractors for ploughing and pumping sets for irrigation purposes. They also apply such inputs as improved variety of seeds and fertilisers that they procure from market and sprinkle pesticides through spraying machines. Akhilesh Kumar Singh alias Karu, a farmer, said before 'notebandi', he had planned to sow wheat in 12 bighas of land by December 15, the last day of wheat sowing, but could cover only 7 bighas. "Potato cultivation is all right, but money has to be paid to dealers of wheat and potato seeds. Daily wage workers are also demanding payment. Getting cash is very difficult due to long queues at the bank branches in the nearby areas, including Purnia town," Karu said. Kumod Kumar, another farmer who owns a tractor, had planned to sow wheat in around five bighas of land. As part of his 'jugaad', Kumod took seeds, fertiliser, pesticides and diesel on loan with the promise that the money would be paid soon. "Most people do not enjoy this advantage," he said. Akhilesh and Kumod claimed that post-demonetisation, they have been forced to make distress sale of paddy to local private dealers, or at Gulabbagh foodgrain mandi on the outskirts of Purnia. Against the legitimate minimum support price of Rs 1,470 per quintal of paddy, they are selling paddy at the rate of Rs 900 to Rs 1,100, depending on the variety of the product and the place where it is sold.
- Suicide bombings in Nigeria: Toll rises to 57
YOLA: An official says the toll from a double suicide bombing in a marketplace in northeast Nigeria has risen to 57 dead and 177 wounded. Yusuf Muhammed, chairman of the Madagali local government, says 120 children are among those wounded when two women suicide bombers blew themselves up yesterday at opposite ends of the market in Madagali town. Officials have blamed Boko Haram Islamic extremists. The explosions occurred on the edge of the group's Sambisa Forest stronghold, which Nigeria's military has been bombing ahead of ground assaults. Since the military has dislodged the insurgents from towns and villages this year, they have been attacking soft targets. Madagali was liberated last year after months in the hands of Boko Haram.
- Death came crashing on dome of graft
HYDERABAD: On 280 sq yards of land near the city's hi-tech heart, seven storeys of concrete stacked up for two years before crumbling like a pack of cards on Thursday night even as the GHMC kept its eyes wide shut to spiralling corruption. The owner, Satyanarayan Singh alias Sathu Singh, built the structure without seeking any permission. Though the realtor kickstarted construction and kept adding floors, GHMC's town planning wing ignored the unauthorised under-construction building at Nanakaramguda and no notices were slapped on Sathu Singh. Official sources said there are several field-level officers in town planning wing from 'munshi', section officers to assistant city planners at the circle level to stall such illegal constructions, but none intervened in this case. A seven-floor building comes under the multi-storey category -residential buildings with 18m height and above and commercial buildings with 15m height and above. And the builder needs mandatory approvals before construction, including a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from fire services department and Airport Authority of India. Building blueprints are laid by a licensed architect and signed by a structural engineer and vetted by in dependent empanelled engineers. Building plans are approved by a high-level committee headed by GHMC commissioner, chief city planner and representatives from various departments such as traffic, fire, roads and buildings department. Stringent guidelines were imposed in November 2000 to ensure structural stability for buildings even with a height of 10m or above. "Guidelines were prepared as builders and owners of several underconstruction buildings were not following minimum building standards and safety measures. The government constituted an expert committee and based on its recommendations, orders were issued," B Purushottam Reddy, former chief city planner of GHMC told TOI. Rules are very clear that builders should employ a site engineer to maintain a register to record comments of architect and structural engineer at foundation level and at slab levels and submit these to local authorities. No construction is allowed without services of an architect, structural engineer and a site engineer. If they are absent, constructions are illegal and in the event of an accident, everyone involved is culpable. Structural engineers are worried that even masons and supervisors who worked with construction companies have violated quality norms in smaller plots like 100 sq yards or 120 sq yards. "After the building collapse in Narayanguda in 2010 in which 13 people were killed, a committee said periodic inspections of under-construction buildings are requi red. But recommendations are not being followed," said R Dhan Singh, engineer-in-chief, who a committee members. He said structural stability is ignored by unqualified builders who compromise on quality building material.
- Factory fire toll 9 as four more succumb
Nagpur: With four more workers injured in last week's Nitika Pharmaceutical factory fire succumbing to their injures, the death toll in the mishap has reached nine. On Friday, Amol Kawle (25) and Yuvraj Patil (30) who had 70% burn injuries each died in Orange City Hospital and Research Centre (OCHRI). Another Vikas Sontakke (23), with 45% burns, had died in OCHRI on Thursday night while Yogesh Alone (23) with 90% burns died at KRIMS on Thursday. Doctors at OCHRI said three patients Mohd Zafar (22), Hemraj Ninawe (22) and Nayan Tingle (23) with excessive respiratory injury are very critical with little chance of survival. "Alone was severely critical and had least chance of survival since the beginning," KRIMS director Dr Ashok Arbat told TOI. Doctors stated Kawle and Sontakke died as a result of acute cardio-respiratory arrest, while Patil went through respiratory arrest. All the three were suffering with injury on account of inhaling excessive smoke and chemicals, OCHRI director Dr Anup Marar said. On December 2, the night the fire broke out, 20 injured workers were rushed to the hospital. Nineteen of them were taken to IGGMCH while one was admitted to Orange City Hospital. Thirteen of IGGMCH patients were also later shifted to OCHRI and two were taken to KRIMS. Both the patients at KRIMS have succumbed while eight remain under treatment at OCHRI, four of them are critical. Sandip Pankule (28) who had suffered 98% burns had died at IGGMCH on Dec 3. The next day while Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis visited OCHRI to see the patients and met their families, Pandurang Kandrikar's body was found under the debris at factory site. Kandrikar, a worker at the factory was reported missing after the incident. On December 6, Vishal Pathe (30), who had suffered 68% burns, died at KRIMS while Sanket Kamble (18) who had suffered 50% burns died at OCHRI. They were followed by Dyneshwar Raut (24) who also died of cardio-respiratory arrest with 45% burns on Dec 7 at OCHRI.
- Jaya death: Man commits suicide
Salem: A 43-year-old AIADMK functionary, who attempted to commit suicide by setting himself ablaze on Friday night, succumbed to his burn injuries at the Salem Government Super Specialty Hospital here on Saturday early morning. According to police, the man was depressed over the sudden demise of their leader and former chief minister J Jayalalithaa and took the extreme step. The deceased was identified as S Ayyappan, 43, of Edanganasalai near Elampillai. He was a casual labourer. He is survived by his wife Selvi, 36. According to police, Ayyappan went to a nearby burial ground in the locality, poured kerosene and set himself on fire on Friday night. Seeing this, some passersby immediately alerted the Magudanchavadi police, who reached the spot and took him to the Salem Government Super Speciality Hospital. Doctors said he had suffered 93% burn injuries and died on Saturday morning without responding to the treatment. In his dying statement, Ayyappan told police that he has took the extreme step as he was upset over the death of Jayalalithaa. The police have registered a case in this regard and further investigations are on.
- Dr. B.R Ambedkar death anniversary
December 6 is observed as Ambedkar Mahaparinirvan Diwas every year, to mark the death anniversary of Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar, chairman of the drafting committee of India's Constitution. The day is observed across the country by parties from across the political spectrum. The observance varies vastly in different regions of the country, but generally features leaders garlanding a statue of the jurist and social reformer. The Samata Sainik Dal Salute is taken in the early hours of December 6 by his daughter-in-law, Meeratai Ambedkar. After this, the stupa that serves as his memorial is opened to public. Followers also generally converge around the Parliament House complex in memory of his leadership role in the drafting of the founding document of the country. This earned him wide recognition as the 'Father of the Indian Constitution'. Among other things, Ambedkar is credited for the progressive bent and positive discrimination aspects of the document. He is also credited with the foresight of setting up many structural mechanisms to deal with conflicts over resources. The Dalit icon, often referred to as 'Babasaheb', led a large number of people in converting to Buddhism, in a bid to escape the caste structure of Hinduism. Ambedkar breathed his last in 1956.
- Six teachers die in road accident, toll may rise
BATHINDA: Six teachers died and 8 others sustained serious injuries when their Cruze vehicle collided head on with a truck on Friday morning near Chandmari a village on Fazilka-Ferozpur road in the border area of Punjab. 14 teachers had boarded the vehicle at Abohar and it collided with truck due to dense fog. Injured persons have been taken to nearby hospital. With the seriousness of the accident the death toll is expected to rise. As per unconfirmed reports death toll has mounted to 10. Villagers who took the injured to hospital said the condition of 3-4 teachers were very serious.
- Tripura govt initiates inquiry into child's death at Agartala Government Medical College
The Tripura government on Thursday constituted a three-member committee to investigate the death of a two-and-half-year-old boy at the Agartala Government Medical College (AGMC) on Tuesday due to delay in the supply of blood.
- Officer issued death threats to Ramesh
Police formed three teams to investigate the suicide of KC Ramesh, a driver who accused KAS officer Bheema Nayak of helping Ballari mining baron G Janardhana Reddy to allegedly convert Rs 100 crore demonetized currency into legal tender when the latter hosted his daughter's wedding in November.


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"New Acquisitions"
June 24, 2016 thru December 22, 2017
This exhibition is dedicated largely to objects added to the collections over the last seven years or so (i.e. acquired through donation or purchase) and to objects and other historical material that have never, or only rarely, been on view since the Museum opened in 1995.
Historical material from the University's collections is currently on display in the following campus buildings:
McNeil Science & Technology Center (Atrium)
"Artifacts and Devices for Understanding the Sciences, c. 1850 - c. 1950"
J.W. England Library (Main Floor)
"Grinding Stone to Art Object: A selection of historical mortars and pestles from USP collections"
Several hundred pharmacy-related objects are viewable in 'open storage' (glass cases) on the second floor of Griffith Hall (wall cases adjacent to the main stairwells). Additional objects are on display in the entrance foyers of Woodland Hall and the McNeil Graduate Study & Research Center.
"Wyeth: A History Through Artifacts"
February 20, 2014 thru December 18, 2015
This exhibition celebrates the legacy of John Wyeth (1834-1907), a graduate of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, who in 1860 co-founded a drugstore with research laboratory that eventually grew to become the multinational pharmaceutical corporation, Wyeth. The over 300 objects on display (manuscripts, ledgers, letters, ephemera, advertisements, prints, photographs, books, periodicals, devices, and drug bottles, containers, and packaging) document distinct moments in Wyeth's complex 150-year history. These items are part of the large archive that Wyeth gifted to USciences in 2009.
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"Botanicals to Braque: Five Centuries of the Illustrated
(March 22, 2012 thru May 31, 2013)
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"Secundum Artem:
Selected works of art and design from the University collections"
(November 11, 2009 thru May 27, 2011)
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"Frederick Gutekunst and the Art of Photography"
(29 April 2008 - 29 September 2008)
A retrospective exhibition of the work of Frederick Gutekunst (PCP Class of 1853), a Philadelphia photographer of international fame, active c. 1856 to c. 1915. [More Information...]
"Circa 1821: Design and Material Culture in the Young
(20 July 2006 - 28 September 2007)
A brochure (pdf file) describing the exhibition is available from this web site. [More Information and hours ...]
"Human/Humane: The BioArt of Frank
H. Netter, M.D."
(22 April - 21 July 2005)
A brochure (pdf file) describing all 47 Netter paintings on display is also available from this web site. [More Information...]
"Grinding Stone to Art Object: The Mortar and Pestle
from the Renaissance to the Present "
(9 December 2004 - 2 December 2005)
The venue for this private exhibition was Wyeth Pharmaceuticals in Collegeville, PA. A brochure (pdf file) describing the exhibition is available from this web site.
"Eclectic Road to Health"
(Ended 14 March 2005)
In October 2001, University of the Sciences unveiled "Eclectic Road to Health," an exhibition that focused on the fascinating world of complementary and alternative medicine. Through text and objects this exhibition examined the historical and cultural contexts of alternative therapeutics and the evolution of complementary treatments. In addition to historical items from the Museum, there were loan materials from the following collections:
Included in the exhibition were sections on:
"From Panacea to Science: 175 Years of Pharmacy in Philadelphia"
(Ended Spring 2001)
The exhibition exemplified the importance of the USP's role in the formation of pharmacy as a profession. The exhibition contained artifacts and documents relating to the University's long history of influence on the field of pharmacy; the founding of Philadelphia College of Pharmacy.
It included: