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How do you get going again after pregnancy?
MM - I know what you mean about black moments. We do all get them - I do, even with my wonder drugs! But I think there is a difference between black moments and the despair and desparation I felt when I was at my lowest. I don't really want to go into how I felt, and anyway, I don't think I could explain it to anyone. But all I wanted to say to MR was that, if those black moments don't lift properly, go get some help. Baby blues shouldn't last for weeks and weeks...
ARGH re: puncture on buggy. Soon you will be able to walk them to and fro
MR - the control thing. I think you have hit the nail on the head, there. I too have 'control' issues. And the fact I couldn't predict when Jacob would wake / feed etc really got to me. He was 'supposed' to do all these things, according to the book, and wouldn't do any of them! And I thought it was something I was doing or not doing that was causing it. The evening time is nearly always hard with new babies. The only reason Jacob learned to go to sleep at all was because I put him on his front in his cot at 6 weeks and that did the trick. If we didn't do that, he was awake screaming all evening and most of the night, until I brought him into bed with me and put him to sleep on my chest... In the end, I thought him sleeping on his front in his cot was safer than him sleeping on me in my bed, where I could roll over and squash him.
if Megan doesn't like having her clothes off, just put her on you with her clothes on to start off with. you can strip off still - and she will smell you (weird, i know, but apparently it helps) and she will still feel your heart beat and hear you breathing. apparently, when they get to about 6 weeks, they get less worried about not having clothes on so you could try every now and then until she gets a bit bigger. not going to help you much if she just screams and yells when she's on you because she has no clothes on, is it!
JT - yes, in need of the caffeine these days
MR - you sound like you have you are very aware of how you feel, and that's an extremely positive thing. Make sure you keep talking to someone - us if it helps - about how you feel. I didn't go to the GP until Jacob was 12 weeks old. By that stage I was pretty much suicidal. If you get to the stage where the black moods don't lift for a couple of days, I'd go talk to someone. Better to be safe than sorry.
But hopefully it won't come to that. You are doing all the right things and Megan is thriving. I know it's hard to see that when you want to get her into a routine and get some semblence of yourself back. But in time you will both adapt to each other. And although life will never be like it was before, it will be so much better. Once Megan starts to smile at you and to respond to things you do together, you will be amazed at how much stronger the bond gets. Coincidentally, that's around 6 weeks, so I think JT is right about that.
You will get less anxious about it as time goes on. I used to get really stressed every time Jacob woke up at 6.40am instead of sleeping to 7am because it would put the morning routine out and I would have to put him back down for his morning nap earlier than it said in the book etc etc. Last night, he woke at 2am and it took me 2 hours to get him to go back to sleep again! And the only thing that was annoying me was the fact that, when I picked him up and cuddled him he was grinning at me, blowing raspberries on me and pulling my hair. So clearly nothing very much wrong with him. But I'm not getting myself worked up about it because I know (fingers crossed!) it was just a one off. Even though in many respects he is a 'Gina' baby, he still throws the odd spanner in the works now and then that you just can't explain!
Keep plugging away. It WILL get better and Megan will become a cheeky little madam before you know it!
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As for routines, James had to fit around me, if I wanted to go out, see someone, pop to the shops etc... he did. Later on he got into the habit of morning milk then sleep again then up until lunch milk and sleep again. This routine worked (ish). However, when on solids it was much easier to implement. But they are foreverchanging and you have to adapt. James never sleeps much at the childminders, he used to sleep 4 hours in the day (im two sittings) for me. Now he goes down just before 9 and then again after lunch. Total of less than 2 hours often. Today he went down early and is in the blissful land of nod.
Thank you for the advise about expressing milk. I know the pump is going to die very shortly, but I feel daft to admit that the power had been turned down to minimum instead of maximum! Little fingers had got to it!
Ultimate crime committed over the last couple of days. James woke at 5.30am (he has been waking early for about 4 days being settled and put back down). I have to get him up after 6am to get out to work so there was no point in settling him and putting him back down. I brought him into bed with us. First time ever, something I was NEVER going to do. Even as a newborn I took him into his room to feed him, he was NEVER in our bed. Anyway, he had a quick look around and went to sleep. I had to wake him both days. Today he slept through until 6.20am. I guess his bodyclock has finally got round to changing! No harm done I think and I LOVED him falling asleep on me. Most amazing!
James has been cruising fr a couple of months now... he'll walk in his own time
MR - you go wax girl! keeping on top of these things can help you feel a bit better as well.
have you got a sling that you can carry Megan around in. i used to put jacob in the sling and get on with things in the house. we even used to cook like that - although obviously not wise if handling hot things with baby hanging over stove, but a girl's gotta eat and he just used to holler if i put him down.
getting out and about keeps them amused as well - even if it's just a quick stroll. i used to stick jacob in the sling and walk down the lane and back again. it passes time, gets them some air and generally makes both you and babe feel better.
fundamentally though, i think babies of that age are ... erm ... quite boring. sorry gals - i am sure many of you will disagree. but they are such hard work and the rewards don't come until much later. but boy, when they come, they come thick and fast!
i'm not sure i found it cute that jacob wanted mummy time at 2am. but it was hard to be too cross with him when there was obviously something wrong because he doesn't make a fuss normally. he was so not chuffed about being got up this morning, though! he was trying desperately to go back to sleep while i was changing him!
ploddingalong - i have also resorted to having jacob in bed a few times in the early mornings just to get another hour's kip or so. i tried last night when he was screaming and screaming in his cot. but in my bed he was just clambering all over me and giving me big snotty kisses and laughing, so he went back in his cot. and then back in bed. and then back in his cot. and then back in bed. etc etc. i know i should be consistent with what i do if he wakes up - ie keep him in his cot, but it is so wearing when they are screaming for so long, and instinctively it feels wrong to shut the door on him when he is so upset. he doesn't stop screaming either - it goes on and on and on and i always worry he is going to make himself sick.
anyway, he will be exhausted today and we are supposed to be going to a halloween party tonight at the village hall. i'm not sure he's going to make it!
Phew - hard work catching up with all these posts! MR and CM, I think you're both to be admired for being so frank and candid about your feelings. I had a C-section and also felt somewhat disengaged from the birth process, although I was able to have a quick cuddle a few seconds after Kit was born. Then he was whisked off to recovery with hubby, leaving me to the mercy of the surgeon/anaesthetist who helped me make the final decision about his name!
Even though I adored him straight away, I'm not sure I bonded with him immediately. Bonding is not the same as loving in my view. The first three weeks after he was born were fine, as hubby was at home for the first two and kept on top of the washing, housework etc, and then my mum was with me for the third week. I remember feeling very alone the first week I had to 'fly solo' when Kit was just entering his 4th week. I had a few black moments then - I remember saying to hubby that I found it boring being at home with him, and there were times when I privately wondered whether we'd done the right thing in having a baby, and I did yearn for my old life. I never felt that I didn't want him though. I'm a bit of a control freak too, and found it difficult having less structure to my day and life than I was used to. It was also hard adjusting to the fact that I couldn't 'control' Kit. It still is sometimes - yesterday I found myself getting quite frustrated because he would only take about 3oz of his afternoon bottle, then I realised he'd had a bigger-than-usual portion of lunch and half a pot of yoghurt, so it was my fault he wasn't hungry and I then felt guilty for trying to make him have more milk.
But gradually I adjusted to the new way of life and started to enjoy it - it definitely gets better as they become more alert and start to respond to you. I've done a complete turnaround really: at the start I could never have imagined not wanting to go back to work, but when the time came I found I really wanted to be a stay-at-home mum (although sadly it's not an option financially). I think it's helped that he's been such a 'good' baby - we have hardly had any sleep issues and he seemed to get into the routine quite easily, so we've been very lucky. He is also SO cute it's hard not to adore him! I am completely besotted with him and although sometimes there are days when he frustrates me, when I'm not with him I wish desperately that I was.
I think motherhood is so hard because you always feel guilty about something!
Can I ask you guys for some help?
Until now Kit has been brilliant with his solids, happily taking anything offered. On Monday he got very fussy with his lunch. He ate about half of his fish with cheese sauce (which he normally can't get enough of) and started screaming each time I put a spoonful of it into his mouth. He then stuck out his tongue with the food on it and used his hands to smear the food all over his face, in his eyes and hair. I had a friend over (unfortunately!) so I made the mistake of giving him a spoonful of yoghurt (which he loves) then a spoonful of fish etc. to get him to eat his savoury food.
Yesterday I had to use the same tactic again as he went ballistic when I tried to give him his chicken casserole. He ended up having far more yoghurt than we'd normally let him have just so he'd eat the savoury food. Hubby has just rung me to say that he's playing up again and he'd had to do the same - Kit now obviously knows that he can get his yoghurt by playing up with his savouries. What do we do? Do we offer him the savoury food only, give him a certain amount of time to eat (like half an hour) then take it away if he won't eat and make him wait until his 2:30pm bottle? I don't want to get into the position of him having yoghurt for his lunch and no 'proper' food because he refuses everything except yoghurt. But I don't want to turn mealtimes into a battle or give him 'issues' with food either. Both hubby and I are finding this very stressful although we are trying not to show our frustration. Also hubby blames me for the situation which is not helping.
Kit seems to eat his breakfast (either bana porridge or Oatibix, with fruit) OK and his baby rice plus vegetables for tea - it's lunch that's now becoming a major problem. Has anyone else been through this or similar who can help? Feeling quite anxious ...
((minks)) - feel for you. it's very stressful, i know. i can only tell you what i know from what jacob did and he was HORRENDOUS to wean. sometimes they go through 'phases' like this. it seems impossible when they are so little that they can have these phases, but they do. what i would do is offer him his lunch and if he won't eat it, offer him some fruit but not yoghurt. this is still what i do now with jacob if he won't eat his savoury course. if he eats his fruit, i then try him with his savoury again (not a spoonful of fruit, then a spoonful of savoury, just feed him his fruit all in one go and then try the savoury). if he doesn't eat the savoury, i will just leave it. if he doesn't eat the fruit, he's obviously not hungry so i just abandon the whole attempt. at the weekend, jacob ate 4 grapes at lunchtime on saturday and sunday. that was it. not a mouthful of anything else!
kit will probably be gagging for his 2.30pm bottle if he doesn't eat much lunch. jacob doesn't have milk in the afternoon now so if he hasn't eaten his lunch, i will offer him a breadstick or something to nibble on. he then wolfs his tea down.
it's not helpful that your hubby is blaming you either, although i know that when the stress is on in the kitchen it's easy to do that.
don't worry about creating food hang-ups. as long as you are positive about feeding him, keep calm, smile and talk to him, he will eat if he wants to and if he doesn't want to eat, don't force him!
and if the boy is hungry, he WILL eat. so don't worry about inadvertantly starving him!
MR - just typed a long post and lost it! ARGH!
basically what i was trying to say was that it's a long road ahead of you, but it IS worth it. however dreadful you feel now, it WILL get better. and megan is so worth these horrible first few weeks.
it's hard to get any perspective on it right now. you feel sh1te; you don't know where you are or what you are doing; and everything is confusing and stressful.
if you can, sit down next to her basket when she is sleeping and look at her. she's gorgeous, i'm sure. and she's yours. your little miracle. you made her and you will have SO much fun with her when she starts exploring her surroundings. she will make you howl with laughter and cry with joy and emotion when she discovers the world around her. it's a few months off yet, and in the meantime you will have lots of tears of frustration and anxiety of your own to shed. but keep plugging away. it IS worth it.
don't worry if you don't think you love her. i'm sure i didn't really feel like i loved jacob until i went back to work. i did everything in my power to make sure he thrived and was stimulated and cared for. i hugged him and kissed him and had skin to skin with him. but i didn't think i loved him. i probably did - i don't really know. but it hasn't done him any harm. i love him to bits now, and he comes running across the room with his mouth open, snot all over his face to give me a great big toothy kiss, so i'm sure he isn't bothered that his mum doesn't now if she loved him when he was a baby.
i'll activate my email so you can email me off line if you want to. we've both been quite open on here but if there's more you want to share 'off-line', i'm happy for you to mail me. i am embarrassed about some of the things i said / did to my husband when i was at my worst...
Afternoon! Not managing to keep up with all the posts and I keep losing posts I've written out so rather than the long post I originally wrote about adjusting to life after a baby I'll just say hope things are going OK MR and I'm sure it will start to feel better soon - I think all your feelings are perfectly normal and you're being really sensible keeping track of your feelings.
Eddie's getting a bit grumbly about his daytime sleeps at the moment- JT do I remember you saying that Ted went through a phase of this? What did you do? We've just moved Eddie into a cot as he's outgrown his moses basket and he'll happily sleep in it at night but not during the day - I'm going to keep persisting with it, but wondered if anyone else had experienced this.
Trick or treating here tonight - my older 2 are very excited about dressing up (even the 11 yr old). Carved the pumpkin last night which they really enjoyed - and I really love doing things like that too! One of the upsides of being a mum for me is getting to do that sort of thing again.
Minks, I wouldn't worry about the food. Whenever I heat food too much I tend to give James his dessert before his main course (and being a bit a dim, I still have not learnt to get it right!) Teething can make them go off their food. Also yoghurt is really easy to eat, no chewing, biting etc.... it could be a sore throat, tummy, laziness (!!) Who knows? James had a tummy bug (I know because I think I passed it on to him - oops) and would only eat yoghurt. Hw would not touch any of the snacks he loved. I kept trying and put him off eating even rice cakes and cheerios. It has taken a time to get him back to them.
Perhaps try getting the good old blender out and pureeing his savoury (I think you have started pureeing less, might be wrong). I think it is one of those things that babies just have an amazing ability to make us worry....
CM and Ploddingalong, thanks for the advice/reassurance. I am determined not to offer him something he likes if he won't eat his savoury food - that way he'll know that if he refuses for long enough, he'll get what he wants. CM, will try the fruit suggestion but won't give him yoghurt until he finishes his main course. He's had a cold, which I think may have started the sudden dislike of his savoury food (which I have tended to make a bit lumpier recently) as he is very full of catarrh. Yoghurt, baby rice etc. are easy to eat so it may be the texture that put him off to start with. It's just horrible to see him get so distressed when he has a mouthful of food - usually he makes appreciative "Mmmm" noises when he eats. Will persevere though - I won't force him to eat, but I won't persist too long if he refuses either. But he won't get any yoghurt if he won't eat his savoury food - hopefully if he's hungry he'll have his milk at 2:30pm as CM says. There's always the possibility though that he'll hold off on his solids because he knows he'll get his milk later if he does so ...
Babies! They are designed to make us worry and cause us stress!
Minks - sorry I've no advice to offer re: food as I can't remember what I did when weaning my other 2 - although I think I did sometimes do pudding first if it was easier, like PA, and DD and DS1 now happily eat both savoury and sweet food (and in fact have pretty broad tastes - DS1's favourite meal is moules mariniere) - I would try not to get too worried about it. It's really helpful for me to hear about the different stages again - I've forgotten what they're supposed to eat when, so I'll need to do some research when I start weaning Eddie.
minks - it's easy to get very stressed about it, but he's unlikely to be deliberately and consistently manipulative at his age - although i suppose it *is* possible. it's more likely to be something like teething or a cold as PA said. or just being lazy. he's still only little so it doesn't really matter if he has a bigger milk feed if he hasn't eaten much lunch. at his age, milk can still provide the majority of the nutrients he needs. it's more about introducing flavours and textures, which is what you are doing.
jacob used to scream and scream at mealtimes, and i know how stressful it can be. i would do anything to get him to eat because i was worried that, if he didn't eat, he'd be hungry and then wake up in the night. in the end, they do figure it out for themselves, and try as you might, if they ain't gonna eat something, they won't. jacob has suddenly completely gone off risotto. from the age of about 7 months until quite recently, it was the one thing i could guarantee he would always eat. now, he won't even try it. bizarre!
Thanks CM - I think it started as a result of his cold (fair enough, poorlittle soul is choked with catarrh), then stupidly I gave him yoghurt when he wouldn't eat his savoury stuff. Now he knows that if he refuses the savouries he gets yoghurt - either that, or he just isn't liking the texture of the savoury stuff because he's a bit bunged up, but likes the yoghurt because it's easy to eat. I suppose because he's been so good with everything we've given him so far I've been a bit thrown by this as I didn't expect it.
As long as he has enough milk (which I guess he will again if he cuts back on his solids) then I'll try to keep calm and not worry about it. I guess he'll start eating again when he's ready. I'll just keep sitting him in his high chair and offering him his lunch as usual, and will try not to get stressed if he refuses. A colleague just said that babies won't let themselves starve - and also they can apparently go 10 days or so without eating a thing with no detrimental effect as long as they are getting enough fluids. Like you, I worry about him waking up in the night again if he doesn't eat much - hopefully that won't happen though. It's so odd that they suddenly refuse point-blank to eat something that just the other day they couldn't get enough of!
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TITLE: The Light Behind the Spiders
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... surprise the market was open..with entrees and desserts ready for family lunches to say nothing of all the other goodies there. Off to a stained glass exhibition and then to a display about St Bernard of Clairvaux a local abbot now a saint.I had seen him in connection with church music.Explained how the Benedictine monastary worked and its long history till Napoleon converted it to a prison. StB head is in the ...
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"ASBO International's engaging and empowering environment helped me perfect my school business management voice. Attending the Annual Meeting & Expo, Executive Leadership Forum, and Eagle Institute made me better equipped to face district challenges and to find real and lasting solutions that help students achieve excellence."
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There's no getting around it. To properly serve students and staff, schools need a lot of "stuff." From athletic and playground equipment to food products, and from janitorial, flooring, and other supplies to office equipment and beyond, there are countless needs. Acquiring each one takes time and effort. Luckily, U.S. Communities—which was founded in part by ASBO International—is on hand to help.
What do they do and how do they do it? U.S. Communities program manager Jennifer Sulentic sums it up well. It is the leading national government purchasing cooperative that reduces the cost of goods and services by aggregating the purchasing power of public agencies across the entire country. By doing so, they can provide competitively priced procurement resources (contracts) and solutions to many different entities, including K–12 school districts.
U.S. Communities stands out from other cooperatives for several reasons, including its rigorous supplier commitments that ensure the best overall value. "Our supplier partners commit their absolute best value through U. S. Communities," Jennifer says. "This means you won't find a better value with the same company through another cooperative or negotiate better pricing through your own request for proposal (RFP)."
In addition, an advisory board of trusted procurement professionals provides oversight and overall direction for the cooperative. "We don't do any bids or hold any contracts," Jennifer adds. "They are all held by a public entity—people subject to the same procurement laws—and that means credibility."
Jennifer has been with U.S. Communities for five years, and she loves being a liaison between public entities and supplier partners. "Whether it's a school district or an entire city, my role is the same—to assist, answer questions, and connect public entities to supplier partners who have solutions that can also save them time and money," she says.
Needs can be expected or emergent—either way, Jennifer says, "We're here to help." For example, she recalls a district that needed to replace school roofs before the start of the new school year. Instead of spending thousands of dollars on a "consultant," the superintendent suggested taking advantage of the district's registration with U.S. Communities, and from there, Jennifer stepped in to connect the district with the awarded roofing supplier. The contract for materials and related services was competitively bid by a lead public agency, needs were assessed for free, a local installer was utilized, and the roof installation was completed efficiently and transparently.
Jennifer says the nonprofit is always looking for new ways to support schools and school business officials, so it was a natural decision for U.S. Communities to sponsor ASBO International's Emerging School Business Leaders Scholarship. "It's great to help schools in ways other than cooperative contracting," Jennifer says. "For me, this is fun. Quite often I hear customers say, 'Wow! I didn't know this program could make my life so much easier!' It's a wonderful feeling."


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Econo Lodge Jeffersonville provides a comfortable setting when in Jeffersonville.
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There are 38 rooms at Econo Lodge Jeffersonville, each providing all the necessities to ensure a comfortable stay.
Those staying at Econo Lodge are served breakfast every day.
Guests with a car can visit Wilmington and Xenia, both within a 30-minute drive of the hotel. The surrounding countryside ensures plenty of opportunity for relaxing walks.
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There is so much to see and do in our historic riverfront Downtown! Businesses are ever changing their specialty merchandise and offerings for the season. Make sure you check out the many unique and locally owned shops! And there is always something delicious to try at the many great eateries and specialty food shops. At last count there were 23 one-of-a-kind restaurants! Wow!
The Downtown area is also host to a number of concerts, very cool car shows, art and cultural events, stage shows, movies, planetarium showings on a 360 digital screen, and so much more throughout the year! You can pack a lot of fun in a day or a weekend while you are here.
Downtown Bay City continues to grow. The addition of new condominiums and apartments enhance our residential area. Take a walk through history and visit the historic kiosk parks, view murals, view the river at the Third Street Waterfall Park and stroll along the beautiful riverfront while you watch the boats and freighters go by!
Soup & Sales This annual year-end sales event provides shoppers with the best of both worlds - great sales and delicious food! Saturday, January 2
Indulge A Downtown event full of lifes special things: chocolate, giveaways, pampering, fashion, great dining and so much more! Saturday, February 13
Bay City Polar Bear Plunge First time in Downtown Bay City at the Dow Family Y! Fundraiser for Special Olympics includes Parade of Costumes and Polar Teams plunging for funds, plus special activities for all. Saturday, February 27 More info...
Polar Bear Chili Cook-Off • Another first for Downtown Bay City! This is the perfect event to go with the Polar Bear Plunge! Warm up after your plunge or stay warm, enjoying the fu,n watching the "plungers", the parade of costumes and all the other special activities!Saturday, February 27, 11 am to 2 pm.
"Welcome Spring" Open House Weekend Downtown Welcomes Spring with Open Houses all over town. Enjoy the true signs of spring with beautiful new ideas and products for the home, fashions to lift your spirits and a bounty of dining options. A great time of the year to get out of the house and stroll historic Downtown Bay City!
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St. Patrick's Day Parade Parade down historic Center Avenue, ending at Wenonah Park. Join us for this annual celebration of everything Irish! Sunday, March 20
Tuesday Movies in the Park Free movies at the Shell in Wenonah Park. Details to come! Tuesday evenings, June, July & August
Wednesdays in the Park Young Peoples Entertainment at lunchtime and Concerts for everyone in the evening. All free! Wednesdays, June, July & August
Apps & Ales This event highlights all of Downtowns delicious eateries and pubs. Enjoy a night full of great appetizers, specialty brews and music in the streets as you visit each establishment! Wednesday, June 8
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Fridays at the Falls Free, casual entertainment at the Third Street Waterfall Park starting at 6 pm. Every Friday Evening (weather permitting), July through August
Bay City Fireworks Festival Enjoy fireworks every evening and fun, food and entertainment every day. Including a carnival, concerts and much more! Thursday-Saturday, June 30-July 2 More info...
Cool City Car Show Friday night cruise. Saturday over 400 specialty vehicles, hot rods, antiques, customs and motorcycles throughout Downtown. Friday-Saturday, July 8-9
Tall Ship Celebration: Bay City • Bay City is once again proud to host the largest gathering of Tall Ships in Michigan. The celebration provides an opportunity to tour each ship, plus is filled with a wide variety of special events and activities for the entire family. Thursday-Sunday, July 14-17 More info…
Downtown Sidewalk Days Sidewalk Days has been a Downtown Bay City tradition for over 50 years! This event is all about great salesand food in a very special place. Thursday-Saturday, July 21-23
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reEvent Weekend It's all about reUse, reDesign, rePurpose! Downtown businesses provide ideas and special promotions to help be more creative and take better care of ourselves and our world. Saturday-Sunday, August 13-14
Urban Salvage & Antique Show A collection of antiques, collectibles, architectural, industrial and modern. You'll find a wide variety of items repurposed, recycled and reimagined. Saturday-Sunday, August 13-14 More info...
Fall into Autumn Open House Start the fall season with beautiful new ideas and products for the home, fashions to lift your spirits and a bounty of dining options. Friday-Sunday, September 9-11
Downtown Bay City Wine Walk An evening event that showcases all of Downtown Bay Citys fantastic eateries and pubs. Enjoy a night full of wine sampling, food, and music in the streets as you visit each establishment! Thursday, September 15
Hell's Half Mile Film & Music Festival Enjoy four days of independent films, shorts, documentaries, animation, foreign language and student films. Plus...the best in original live music, art shows and more! Thursday-Sunday, September 22-25 More info...
River of Time Travel back in time to when the pioneers settled in Bay City. This is a wonderful lesson in history that young and old enjoy! Friday-Sunday, September 23-25
Downtown Restaurant Week Visit participating Downtown restaurants and check out their Buy One, Get One Half Off specials! Sunday-Thursday, October 16-20
Holiday Open House Weekend Businesses all over Downtown hold Open Houses this weekend, and have special events throughout the Holiday season. Stroll through our beautifully decorated shops, enjoy special treats and look for the perfect gifts of the seasons. Friday-Sunday, November 4-6
Sundays in the City The six Sundays leading up to Christmas showcase all of the one-of-a-kind shops and eateries that Downtown has to offer. Holiday decorations, free horse-drawn carriage rides, strolling carolers, and holiday movies at the historic State Theatre. Each Sunday, November 13 through December 18
Santa's Arrival Santa and Mrs. Claus arrive in Wenonah Park at 7pm for a special performance before going to the Planetarium to talk with all the good little boys and girls. Friday, November 25
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Ramaz Hotel is situated in Patong and is close to the area's well-known attractions. It also features massage services, meeting rooms and a 24-hour reception.
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The hotel has 20 rooms and has been recently refurbished. Airport transfers and a laundry service are available upon request.
Ramaz Hotel Phuket houses both a restaurant and a bar where guests can unwind at the end of the day. Alternatively, the local area offers many bars and restaurants with a choice of different cuisines.
Ramaz Hotel is within walking distance of Soi Bangla, Jungceylon Shopping Center and Sala Spa Massage. The hotel also provides parking for those travelling by car.
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Whole Foods Market has applied to the Jefferson County Planning and Zoning Division to open a retail store in the former Circuit City building at 5155 S. Wadsworth Blvd.
The owner of the building is listed as DCL Wadsworth, and the applicant is Jushua MacTaggart, according to the Jeffco planning and zoning website.
The building has 33,000 square feet and is zoned commercial.
Attempts to reach a person in management at the Whole Foods Rocky Mountain Regional Support Center in Boulder were unsuccessful.
About 25 people turned out at the Ken Caryl Ranch House on May 8 to view the latest proposal for development on 14 acres at Shaffer Parkway and West Ken Caryl Avenue, south of the Homewood Suites in the Ken Caryl Business Center.
The land is currently zoned commercial/office/retail plus multifamily for a combination of retail, restaurant, office and residential development, on 10 acres east of Shaffer Parkway and 4 acres west of it.
Bert's All American Market is so patriotic it opened on the Fourth of July last year.
Owner Bert Waisanen prides himself on operating a fresh-food neighborhood grocery store focused on Colorado products and, beyond that, all-American products.
"It's not that I'm against ethnic foods," explains Waisanen. "We carry a lot of ethnic-style foods. I'm just pro-local."
After pioneering similar developments in Longmont and Highlands Ranch, entrepreneurs Glenn McWilliams and Mike Ard are starting construction on their third high-end storage complex, on 6.3 acres at Shaffer Place and West Chatfield Avenue in the Ken Caryl Business Center.
Raw chicken stored next to avocados and hand sinks used for dumping mop water and food preparation contributed to an average of about 3.6 critical violations found at local restaurants in the past year, instances that can contribute to food-borne illness.
The local health-department average represents a slight increase over the same period last year, which through a prior Columbine Courier analysis found less than 3.5 critical violations per restaurant in South Jeffco.
Littleton is assembling a volunteer think tank to envision the city's future economic development.
Over the course of six months, professionals in business, development and banking will hash out a plan the City Council would use for guidance — a step some council members said is necessary to help boost the city's economic prosperity.
A little boutique at Wadsworth and Chatfield has a big commitment to the community — and its owners hope that translates into a loyal customer base.
Trendz Boutique, a small clothing store originally based in a basement, has moved into a retail storefront but still offers its unique line of women's clothing and accessories. And it still emphasizes a philosophy of giving back to the local community.
The boutique was the brainchild of Nancy Marquez and Jennifer Tiell, two Shaffer Elementary moms who met one year during the school's talent show.
South Jeffco's two hookah bars would be effectively shut down under a stringent smoking ban proposed last week by Jefferson County Public Health.
Following results of a survey in which more than 80 percent of unincorporated Jeffco respondents reportedly said they favored tighter smoking restrictions in public places, the health department brought the proposal — which has not been drafted as an ordinance — before the county commissioners.
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A Walmart grocery store is scheduled to open next fall at the former SmartCo Foods location at 3615 W. Bowles Ave.
Walmart, which purchased the 43,700-square-foot building for $2.9 million in May, plans to hire 95 workers for the "neighborhood market" store, a new format being introduced in Colorado.
At Nella's Frozen Yogurt, owner Jennifer Allen has the backs of the soft-serve machines labeled with images of classic rock stars: Paul McCartney, Gene Simmons, Steve Perry and others.
For utilitarian purposes, Allen could have simply adhered the softly churning units with letters, numbers or a banal combination of the two. But that, unlike the fluorescent splashes of color on the walls, wouldn't be much fun.
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