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Holding Events and Planning Activities
Student organizations often sponsor events on campus. These activities add to the community at UIS by filling our calendars and lives with meaningful work and play to accompany your in-class learning. The following is a step by step process to assist with event planning. Please refer to the Program Planner for more information.
- Get an idea for an event or activity on campus. The type of event planned often dictates what space to request. A bake sale, for example, should be in a highly visible location such as the PAC Concourse. The Student Center or classrooms are good choices for organizational meetings, discussions or performances for small audiences.
- Check out other happenings on campus through the campus calendar.
- Estimate the number of attendees at the proposed event and begin thinking about the set up of your space and determine the space you wish to request. Just make sure you have a rain location secured if you are planning to hold your event outside.
- For larger events, check with your Student Life Liaison to determine what facilities are appropriate for your event.
- Submit your space request. All space requests submitted at least 4 weeks prior to the event will be processed. Space requests submitted by two weeks prior to the event may be processed depending on availability and technical/facility needs. Space requests submitted under two weeks will not be processed. Only exceptions to the two week rule is:
- A table in the PAC Concourse.
- A minimum of four weeks is required for requesting the Studio Theater.
- Student Center, SOC, Student Life spaces that take place during scheduled hours of operation.
- The Student Life GA will process your reservation.
- By registering the event you are automatically qualifying your organization to take advantage of many publicity opportunities through the Student Life. According to the information provided on the space request form, your event coordinator may have to meet with a representative of Student Life prior to your event being approved. This is to flag potential problems, fill out a work order request and ensure you have covered the bases for your event. Failure to do so may result in loosing your reservation. (see Campus Services and Equipment Section for more information regarding specific needs included in work orders)
- Please note that Student Life policy dictates that at events meeting the following criteria a University staff or faculty person is required to be present throughout the event
- If the event has an admission charge
- If the event is advertised to the general public (outside of UIS)
- If the event is being held off campus
- If the event takes place in the Studio Theatre
- Additional events as deemed necessary by Student Life
Though it is not required that this staff person is the advisor, it is strongly recommended to ensure continuity of knowledge regarding the event.
Campus Services and Equipment
Coordination of campus services and equipment requires communication across various campus entities. In order to assist student organizations to effectively transmit needs your student life liaison will assist with all work orders. Below you will find additional information on the three main areas that comprise a work order: equipment, media, and food services. A basic knowledge of this information will assist your organization in planning events.
Facilities Services maintains an inventory of equipment and supplies, in addition to tables and chairs that can be used by student groups. These items are limited and assigned on a first come/first served basis.
- Corkboards
- Coat rack
- Chalkboards
- Trash containers
- Recycling containers
- Flip charts
- 8 ft tables, 6 ft tables
- Round tables
- Electrical drop cords (multi-socket)
- Staging
- Pipe and drape (8 ft sections)
- Podiums
- Standing
- Standing with UIS logo
- Tabletop
Additionally Student Life has equipment available:
- Portable sound system with one microphone
- Student Life cooker
- Casino game equipment
- Bubble machine
- Popcorn machine
- Coolers
- Lighting system
- Additional sound equipment
Media Services can also provide special equipment. However, media equipment is in great demand and should be requested at least 4 weeks prior to your event. Also, charges are assessed by Media Services for equipment delivery and pick-up outside of normal operating hours.
Public Address Systems with:
- Sound system
- Handheld microphone
- Wireless microphone
- Tabletop microphone
- Podium microphone
- Slides
- Data/Video
- VHS/VCR with monitor
- Video camera stereo system with rolling cart (includes cassette, turntable and CD)
- Computer Desktop System on rolling cart
- Monday through Thursday, when the library is not open or it has reduced hours, there is a minimum 2 hour charge of $15/hr ($30). On Fridays, after normal library hours, there is a 2 hour minimum requirement but the hourly charge goes up to $22.50/hr. ($45) on Saturdays and Sundays, no matter what times, you will be charged for 4 hours of labor @ $22.50/hr minimum charge ($90).
- On a University holiday, higher labor costs will apply since the university pays staff during double time and one half ($37.50) instead of the normal overtime rate of time and one half ($22.50) in which case there would still be the minimum 4 hour labor charge ($150).
- In addition, labor charge fees apply to any event that requires an operator to be present. As the time of operation of equipment by Media services personnel goes beyond the minimum hour charges mentioned above, extra time is added to the fees.
Food Service
University Food Service has sophisticated catering capabilities. They are capable of supplying a wide variety of food items as well as vegetarian and vegan options.
- Menus are to be selected and finalized 10 business days (two weeks) prior to the event. Additionally a rough estimate of the total number of attendees and student organization account number is due ten business days prior to the event.
- Four (4) days before an event you must guarantee the number of attendees or cancel food service. When you guarantee a number, you are saying you will pay for so much food or so many people. Food service sets the room for 5% more than the guaranteed number of attendees. If the number of attendees increases more than 5% in fewer than 4 days prior to the event, special arrangements need to be discussed with Food Service. Increased menu and labor charges may be necessary if Food Service is able to accommodate this last minute demand.
- Food provided by Food Services will be charged back to your student organizationís account. This includes food, beverages, and service staff for banquets, parties, and table linens. Please note that a 15% service charge is added to all orders.
- Please contact John (Brian) Patton in Food Service to discuss your event. He can provide you with additional information and guidelines based on the type of event you are planning.
- Please be aware that your organization may be responsible for the loss of serving pieces that are not returned to food service following an event.
- On-campus food service is certainly an easy way to have food available at your event. Below are a few tips to prepare your student organization for communication with Food Services:
- Review online catering menu and discuss menu selection with Food Service
- Estimate the number in attendance
- Discuss the style in which the food will be served (sit down or buffet)
- Have the organizations account number handy
- Finalize menu selections two weeks in advance
- Account number and event title with fiscal officer approval is due 10 days prior to the event.
- Guarantee number 4 days in advance – or, cancel food service 4 or more days in advance
- Discuss room layout with food service staff
- However, if for some reason Food Service is unavailable for your event or you are having a potluck, or food donations, you must submit a Request to Waive UIS Catering form available through the office of Student Life.
- If you wish to have a cook out and prepare the food yourself, a grill is available from the Student Life Office. There is a no rental charge for student groups but it requires at least 2 weeks notification and is only for over 25 people.
- Student organizations may not serve alcohol at their events.
The Inter-Club Council Board (ICCB) is a standing committee of the Student Government Association. As a guiding body for student organizations under the SGA, this committee looks to ensure equal opportunities for all student groups involved in planning campus events. The purpose of this committee is to promote, facilitate and supplement funding for student organizations wishing to host events for the UIS community. The ICCB encourages its student groups to plan activities that promote diversity, learning, community awareness and civic engagement.
- Clubs and organizations seeking funding for activities should fill out an ICCB Request for Funding form.
- After you have completed the registration forms and have been notified by the Student Life Office that you are registered, your organization will be eligible to receive funding.
- Pick up an ICCB Funding Request Form from the racks outside of SLB or on the Student Life website www.uis.edu/studentlife
- The request must be signed by the organizationís president and advisor
- Itemize your expenses. The more research you do before your submit your funding request the more accurate the request will be.
- Identify any co-sponsorships you have.
- Show the amount you are requesting from ICCB
- Return the form to the Student Life Office where your request will be assigned an ICCB meeting date. (Office hours: 8:30am- 5:00 pm)
- Plan to attend the ICCB meeting at which your proposal will be discussed. You wonít receive funding unless a representative is there.
- All organizations must prepare a zero based activity budget for each individual program they would like to sponsor to receive direct financial support from ICCB.
- Please attach a rationale for any budget requests over $500.00. Generally speaking, you must have at least four weeks (4) lead time in order for your request to be approved.
- ICCB will meet at least once per month during the academic year to hear requests and allocate funds. The required ICCB Request for Funding Form must be turned into Student Life no later than the Friday before the Sunday meeting.
Criteria for Funding Decisions
- An allocation for your proposal is usually based on a number of factors including:
- The request follows established eligibility and restrictions as stated in the Student Organization Manual
- That the request is line with the mission of the University
- The nature of the event and how it improves the quality of student life
- Whether the event facilitates community building and improves the campus social life
- Whether the event fosters respect for diversity
- Whether the event promotes service learning and volunteerism, wellness and holistic student development
- The number of people supporting the event
- The number of students for which the event is targeted
- The cost of the event and its perceived value on campus
- Whether there is sufficient time to fully promote the event and execute it properly- at least 4 weeks lead time
- A funding decision takes into account that the request shows forethought with regard to detailed information, such as date, time, place, price estimates, security, publicity, interest by students, and how it fits into the mission of the student organization.
- No budget for special events shall be considered unless the organization submits a budget request on the forms provided by the ICCB to the office of Student Life by the specified due date.
- No organization may commit, by contract or other means, money it does not have.
- Funds may only be expended for budget lines approved by the ICCB, funds may not be shifted to pay for other obligations from the activity.
- Funds not required for an allocated line are returned to the ICCB
- Requests for supplemental allocations must be approved by the ICCB prior to any commitment on the part of an organization.
NOTE: Exceptions to the above policies may be made only by the Inter-Club Council Board in consultation with the Director of Student Life, and will be based solely on the merit of the request. Failure to adhere to any of these policies may result in the University freezing organization assets and further sanctions from the ICCB and/or Director of Student Life.
The Appeals Process
After budget allocations, an appeals process will be available to the registered organization submitting the budget. This procedure is as follows:
- An individual dissatisfied with ICCB decisions must first, upon submitting a written appeal, return to the next regular meeting of the ICCB for reconsideration of the matter in question. If again, dissatisfied with the ICCB decision, they may make, within ten (10) school days, a written appeal to the Student Government Association (SGA).
- The SGA shall then deal with the appeal at their next regularly scheduled meeting. The decision of the SGA shall be final subject to University and Student Life policies.
Evaluating Your Event
- Any student organization receiving ICCB funds must submit an event evaluation form (Program Report Form) within two weeks of the completion of the event. This evaluation form will include an analysis of the event/program, the total attendance and a description of the expenses, indicating how the allocated funds were spent. This form must be submitted prior to receiving additional funds from ICCB.
- Event evaluation forms for all ICCB funded events are due two weeks prior to the end of the spring semester to the Office of Student Life
- Student organizations that do not submit these forms may be ineligible to receive ICCB funds in the future.
Finances and Budgeting
Fiscal Officer
The Director of Student Life is the official Fiscal Officer for ICCB & registered student organizations and must sign off on any budget expenditures. An account number for billing purposes must accompany Food Service requests, Duplicating, lighting, & use of the Studio Theater.
Revenue Producing Events and Generated Income
- Money generated from fundraising or by charging an entrance fee that is not appropriated by ICCB or the Student Life Office is considered income.
- All income earned by student organizations must be maintained on campus. If a fundraiser is conducted, all generated income must be deposited in the Bursarís Office within 24 hours of the event. If the event occurs on a Friday or Saturday, however, the money must be deposited at the Bursarís Office on the next business day.
- Student organizations that plan to fundraise for a specific project or charity must see Wendy Withrow, SAB 20, to set up a fundraising account.
- A charitable organization, for which a student group might fundraise, must be entered into the Banner system and receive a Banner number. After the money is raised and deposited in the Bursarís office, a check can be issued for that specific charity.
- Raffles are only allowed with state license
Outside Bank Accounts
Outside bank accounts are not allowed by University policy. Student organizations are not authorized to associate the University of Illinois at Springfield with an outside bank account in any manner, either directly or indirectly. An account of this type is not under the control of and is not the responsibility of the University of Illinois at Springfield. Student Activity funds and revenue raised through the use of student activity funds cannot be deposited in an outside bank account.
How to Spend Your Budget
Using Your University Account
All goods and services will be charged against your student organization account. The Director of Student Life or the staff clerk can check the current balance for you. A copy of the monthly ledger and accounting statement is available each month. You are responsible for expenditures made to this account. Purchases made by student organizations for the purpose of events and activities are tax-exempt. -
Obtaining Goods and Services
There are essentially only five ways to obtain goods and services.- Paying cash and being reimbursed with receipts
- Using a Purchase Order (PO) and having an invoice billed to the University
- Having a signed contract that is then paid by the University
- Having Student Life staff purchase items for you using university credit card known as p-card
- Using a vendor gift card
Cash Reimbursements
Any student member of an organization may purchase needed goods or services that have been approved in the budget process with their own money and be reimbursed. This is the quickest and easiest way to get what you need. Reimbursements may not exceed $250.00- Purchase items or services on the rack
- Complete a Reimbursement Form, located on the rack outside of the Student Life Office or on the SL website (www.uis.edu/studentlife)
- Bring ALL receipts, along with a completed reimbursement form, to the Student Affairs Building, Room 20, to Wendy Withrow, who will prepare a Reimbursement Voucher. The Voucher is then signed by the fiscal officer and submitted to Accounts Payable.
- If you purchased items with a credit card you must also provide a copy of your credit card statement indicating that the purchase was applied to your account.
- A check is cut and mailed to the mailing address or deposited via direct deposit.
The University has its own contract for entertainers and speakers. Only the Director of Student Life or her designee is authorized to contract for services. Before agreeing to any contractual agreement, discuss the intended event with your student life liaison. No contract can be requested from the artist or any agent/agency unless approval has been granted and authorized University officials have signed the UIS contractual agreement forms (riders). If prior authorization was not granted, the requestor could be held liable for any and all contract fees.
All entertainers/speakers and vendors must have a University of Illinois Banner number assigned by Urbana before any checks for payment can be issued. This can take up to two weeks to process.
The P-card is a University Master Card that can be used wherever major credit cards are accepted. Please discuss your purchases ahead of time with your Student Life liaison. Generally speaking, Wendy Withrow, in the Student Life Office can assist with the purchase of goods and services that can be done by telephone. When it is necessary to purchase goods and services in person, the bearer of the P-card must assist with the purchase. It is important to retain receipts for goods and services purchased in this manner. All receipts must go to the staff member making the purchase and to Wendy Withrow in the Student Life Office.
Gift Cards
When time does not permit the bearer of the P-card to assist with on sight purchases, a gift card may be purchased allowing you to purchase goods and services from a particular vendor. You will need to let Student Life know at least a week in advance that a gift card needs to be purchased. A gift card request form is available in the SOC or in Student Life Budget
When planning your event budget consider the following expenses. The following are minimums to consider. For other items, such as food service, decorations, prizes, you may need to make some initial phone calls to check on prices. Each registered student organization receives 200 free B/W copies from ICCB each semester. (This does not require a funding request)
Where Do Financial Problems Happen with Student Groups?
This is an area where you need to be involved. Any negotiation with outside vendors must be reviewed and approved by Student Life. It is best to contact Student Life when you first understand that a contract will be involved. Student Life can help with negotiation and pricing costs. Students are not authorized to sign contracts for their student organization. Doing so results in the contract being null in void for the university but the student may be held legally responsible for a signed contract. -
Proper Documentation for Reimbursement
For student organizations, reimbursements of funds must be handled according to the procedures outlined by Student Life.- All reimbursements must be made by check, regardless of the nature of the expenditure.
- An original invoice or receipt from the vendor must be attached to the check request.
- All original invoices and receipts must be supplied to Student Life. If additional copies of the invoices or receipts are needed, copies should be made prior to visiting Student Life.
- Goods and services purchased must be described in sufficient detail before Student Life approves the check.
- A reimbursement form must be filed out with Student Life and representative must sign the paperwork.
- If a purchase was made with a credit card, a copy of the statement indicating that the purchase was successful is required.
University Regulations
University regulations must be followed to a ìtee,î because consistent disobeying of rules could cause the group to lose its recognition as a student organization. Special attention in regards to tax issues must be taken into account for fundraising. For fundraisers other than bake sales, student organization are expected to pay taxes on all sales. If a student organization is planning to do a fundraiser an event planning form is required. If you have tax-related questions, do not hesitate to contact Student Life. -
Good Financial Ideas for Groups to Follow
- Set up a system of internal checks and balances. The knowledge about where money is coming from and going should not be limited to just one person.
- Come up with realistic budgets prior to events and then follow them. While it may be unrealistic to try to plan down to the penny, it is important to have direction. In fact, Student Life may require a budget prior to its approval of an event or activity. Student groups are not required to collect dues, but frequently dues provide sufficient income for club operations.
What Happens if Procedures Are Not Followed?
A system has been put in place to warn student organizations if there are problems. If a group is in violation of University financial policy, a notice of noncompliance will be sent to the president, and advisor. Habitual offenders will be subject to sanctions. By understanding UIS policies and procedures, you can keep problems to a minimum.


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Just added this one if your interested I'll transfer.
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Hi Johnny, I posted a photo I took of his marker to your memorial. Thought you would like to know.
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Thanks Johnny, I always appreciate your help. Have a great evening.
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The doughertys that are ours are James born 1884 died 1964 and wife anna born 1887 died 1923,
can you tell me how to get an obit for them please? or exact death date? they are our brick wall .. cannot locate parents prtrick born 1854 ireland and wife anna born 1860 ireland.
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THANKS so must for the transfer of my g-uncle and g-aunt Shearer.
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Thank you for the obituary for Lauretta Recker. It is very much appreciated. It is wonderful that you are doing so much volunteer work, especially helpful with St. Stephens.
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Thank you for the Obit. I will add it to his memorial. He is family of my husband.
Peace and good health,
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"It is often difficult to reconcile spirituality with radical political thought in this particular social and political climate, as many people in radical communities look down upon spiritual traditions, and its counterpart is that many people who search for spirituality have no interest in and in fact are often appalled by political concerns"
That's because those who are involved with spirituality figure political concerns are useless for spiritual conquests. Politics are a distraction for union with "God". Politics are for humans, ascension is for mystics. But the problem with a lot of spiritualists is that they put too much attention into their own evolution and ignore their human family's needs, secluding themselves from the problems of society. Out of sight out of mind.
I am tolerant of religion. I consider myself a "truth-seeker", and explore all theosophy and theology without judgment. Every theory and belief has equal opportunity to convince me of it's truths, as I believe there is a truth to be found in everything. I think a lot of "alternative" minds throw out religion because of the people that follow it and taking the negative interpretation of doctrines to heart instead of looking at the positives.


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You've arrived at the home page of Eugene Woodbury. The main purpose of this website is to talk about the novels I've written, translated, and published.
My reviews, essays, and various other musings and announcements will usually show up on my blog first.
In Persuadable (Peaks Island Press), Kate takes on the nemeses of Jane Austen's Persuasion: the scheming Mrs. Clay and the wily Mr. Elliot. As they size up each other and their companions, the two turn out to be the most grounded characters in the novel. Who says a couple of gold diggers can't find true love?
Fox & Wolf (Peaks Island Press) is a young adult fantasy about a kitsune (a werefox) and a werewolf. When Ami Tokudaiji and Yuki Yamakawa end up in the same homeroom class at Osaka's most exclusive girl's high school, they're going to figure out how to become fast friends or kill each other trying.
Serpent of Time (Peaks Island Press) is a historical fantasy about the daughter of the last emperor of Japan's defeated Southern Court. Caught up in a failed revolt against the shogun, Fujiwara Ryô seeks sanctuary on Mt. Kôya. There she is cast into the future by Kala Sarpa, the Serpent of Time.
Angel Falling Softly (Zarahemla Books) is an urban fantasy about the wife of a Mormon bishop who strikes a Faustian bargain with a Wall Street vampire (literally and figuratively) to save her daughter's life. The price of redemption will prove weightier than either of them could have anticipated.
In the cross-cultural romance, The Path of Dreams (Parables), the guy and the girl deal with the temptations of the flesh the way many BYU students do: by getting married. But even then, the spirits of their ancestors won't leave them alone until much more gets accomplished.
Tokyo South (Peaks Island Press) follows the adventures of a Mormon missionary in Japan during the late 1970s. This largely autobiographical account depicts an overzealous religious bureaucracy turning the preaching of the gospel into a cynical numbers game.
The Gentleman and the Rake (Peaks Island Press) first examines the critical events in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice from the perspective of Fitzwilliam Darcy. Then Mr. B, the redeemed rake of Samuel Richardson's scandalous Pamela, takes the stand to tell his version of the story.
Previous publications, including links to the short stories I wrote for The New Era, and translations I've done for Digital Manga Publishing, are listed in my bibliography.
My (unauthorized) translations of Fuyumi Ono's Twelve Kingdoms novels Shadow of the Moon, A Thousand Leagues of Wind, The Shore in Twilight, The Wings of Dreams, and Kasho no Yume are posted on this website.
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The Restaurant at the Standard, Downtown LA
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Outdoor seating was great - and food was quite good. Servers were all friendly.
I used your venue for a business dinner meet n greet, with the after dinner drinks for the roof top. But WOW! the crowd on that roof top was not really condusive for business clients, a tad raunchy and spoiled the views of LA that I thought our out of town guest would enjoy. under stand tredny and all, but may a bit more security should be thought about.
The best thing about eating here for us on Mother's Day is how attentive the Host and Servers were, everyone was very professional and cheerful. The breakfast entrees were pretty good, no complaints from anyone.
I ordered the brioche french toast which was simply delicious. The restaurant has a bright, creative atmosphere and is open 24 hours!! Took my mom here for a mothers day brunch. it was perfect for the occasion and she loved it.
Such a surprise...great location, great menu and overall setting is so inviting. Second visit and for breakfast again, love it!
This was our first time visiting the restaurant .it was amazing.service and food were excellent. Would recommend this restaurant to any one in the mood for a quiet romantic evening with your better half. Decor and ambiance of the place gives you a special vibe about it....... Loved it!!!!!!!
I was disappointed to learn that the restaurant is on the group level and not the rooftop. I got over that quickly once our server, Travis, greeted us with the special Dine LA menu. My friend and I choose Dine LA options ($35 for appetizer, entree and dessert). Each dish was delicious. My calamari appetizer was wonderful. It's been a while since I've eaten calamari that crispy rather than fried crunchy hard. Best I've had since Greece. My halibut entree was served over a tartar aioli that was light and tasty. Paper thin potato wafer crisps were amazing - especially dipped in the aioli. The dessert was a plum crumble that was out of this world! The fruit was soft but not mushy. The crumble crunchy but not too sweet. Perfection!
I wasn't sure what to expect from a hipster hotel restaurant, but I was pleasantly surprised. The steak was cooked perfectly and was so decadent with the manchego cheese. The creme brulee was to die for. I like that the waiter left a carafe of water on the table, so I don't have to wait for my glass to be filled and I don't need to be interrupted constantly with waiters making sure my glass is never half full. Every restaurant should start doing this.
I was skeptical due to it being a "hotel" restaurant which typically means over priced meidocre food. This place is the antithesis of that....great food at competitive price for Downtown. If you work Downtown, you must give it a try.....
We sat outside on the patio, fun to eat and people watch as all the hipsters filed in and out of the hotel lobby. The drinks were excellent, our server was fantastic, and the food was good but not great. After dinner we went up to the ping pong bar for drinks, we had planned to go to the rooftop bar but one of the people in our party was wearing shorts so we were turned away. Funny, it's a rooftop POOL bar, right? In LA, right? And shorts are a no go. Interesting, somehow I was magically beamed to Paris without realizing it. In any case we had fun and the ping pong bar had its own charm, albeit less sheik than the rooftop no-shorts allowed pool bar I'm sure. Be aware that if you plan to go to the rooftop there is a $20 cover
Had brunch on the patio before a matinee at the Mark Taper Forum. It was a wonderful experience topped off by the play. The menu is imaginative, the food was excellent, and the service was without flaw. This was the second time at this restaurant and it is now one of my favorites downtown. Will return often.
My boyfriend and I were celebrating our anniversary and staying at the standard - we wanted to make it easy on ourselves and chose a place where we could do it all - eat, swim, dance, etc. in one night, and this food was DEFINITELY to die for. The restaurant itself was nice enough, and the staff were a little busy but otherwise totally fine. If it weren't for the high cost, I'd have rated this place through the roof, simply because I can't even remember having my mouth literally water from food this amazing. It was INCREDIBLE. But we won't be back again too soon, because our wallets need a break :).
The Standard Restaurant in the Standard Hotel offers an amazing menu with an upscale and classy atmosphere. The service is on point and the food is tasty! I would recommend this for anyone who loves food and experiencing the LA atmosphere in downtown.
Great for dinner. The server was miserable and brought things down a little. Rooftop area was awesome and good fun.
We had made reservations in the lobby restaurant, but it was a beautiful warm day and there was available seating on the roof top. A fabulous way to spend lunch hour down town. The chicken kale sliders were very good.


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Entering old age "should not involve waving goodbye to one's dignity" Jeremy Hunt has said and British military operations risk being undermined by human rights laws, experts have warned
Hunt speaks out on care for elderly
Entering old age "should not involve waving goodbye to one's dignity", the Health Secretary will say as he calls for families to look at how they treat elderly people.
Jeremy Hunt will tell delegates at the National Children and Adults Services (NCAS) conference there is a collective "national shame" in ignoring the emotional needs of people in care homes or isolated in their own homes.
He will also speak about cases of abuse in care homes, saying there is a need to apply rigorous, unflinching standards towards the regulation of care in the private and public sectors.
Facebook in child safety backlash
Facebook is facing a backlash from campaigners after announcing it will allow millions of teenagers to open up their profiles to strangers.
The social networking site announced that users aged from 13 to 17 will now be able to switch their settings to share posts with anyone on the internet, rather than just their "friends" or "friends of friends".
Children's groups and internet safety experts denounced the move, saying it could leave young people more vulnerable to cyber-bullying.
Human rights 'undermining military'
British military operations risk being undermined by human rights laws and health and safety red tape applying to troops in the field, experts have warned.
A report by the Policy Exchange think-tank claimed that Britain's enemies could view the courtroom as a new front in any future conflict as a way of "paralysing" the armed forces.
Defence Secretary Philip Hammond admitted he was "concerned" about recent court judgments which could make it "more difficult" to carry out operations.
Man dead as wildfires rage
One man was killed, scores of homes were destroyed and hundreds of people were forced to evacuate as almost 100 wildfires burned across Australia's most populous state.
Milder conditions were helping firefighters after yesterday's unseasonably hot temperatures, but strong winds fanned flames across the parched landscape and threatened towns surrounding Sydney.
Rural Fire Service spokeswoman Natalie Sanders said the number of fires in New South Wales had dropped from more than 100 overnight to 94, burning across 86,000 hectares.
Girl dies in house fire
A two-year-old girl has died following a house fire in South Yorkshire, police have said.
A neighbour alerted the emergency services to the blaze in Don Street, Conisbrough, near Doncaster, shortly before 8pm last night.
The toddler was rescued by firefighters from a bedroom window but died in hospital.
Free speech fears over lobby bill
Lobbying reforms will curb fundamental rights to free speech while failing to restore public confidence in the political system, a parliamentary report has warned.
Legislation to impose tighter controls on the industry is also unlikely to increase transparency, according to the House of Lords Constitution Committee.
Peers criticised the Government for trying to push through the proposals with "undue haste", claiming the way it had handled the process was a "matter of significant concern".
Officers' ballot results expected
The probation officers' union will today reveal whether it is to take strike action for only the third time in its 101-year history, over Government plans to privatise the service.
The National Association of Probation Officers (Napo) closed its ballot for industrial action, including strike action, yesterday and will reveal the result later this morning at its annual meeting in Llandudno.
The union previously registered a trade dispute over Justice Secretary Chris Grayling's proposals to transfer most of the service to private firms such as G4S and Serco.
Religious people not 'mad' – Welby
The Archbishop of Canterbury warned against dismissing religious people as "mad" as he spoke of the contribution of faith communities to society.
The Most Rev Justin Welby said those who have a faith should not be viewed as a "disappearing minority" who cannot be taken seriously on anything.
"We are not a disappearing minority who are still fool enough to believe in God, who are still fool enough to believe that the metaphysical is significant, that the spiritual is significant," he said.
Brazil to monitor World Cup prices
Price hikes of hotel rates and plane tickets during next year's World Cup will be monitored by a committee created by the Brazilian government.
The group composed of members of different ministries was formed by president Dilma Rousseff.
The move comes after complaints by consumer advocates amid reports of outrageous price increases in the tourism sector during the month-long tournament.


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Dave and Buster's
Enjoy 50,000 square feet of games, a restaurant and bar. Must be 21 or older unless accompanied by an adult 25 or older.
CITY: Addison
Dave & Buster's
There's no place quite like it! From hand-crafted tables and world class pocket billiards to the vast array of games in the Million Dollar Midway, D&B will provide one of the most unique entertainment outings you'll ever experience.
CITY: Addison
Venuti's Ristorante & Banquets
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - The Venuti family will customize your special event in a lavish banquet setting that can accommodate up to 1,000 guests. Venuti's houses three opulent bridal suites, a quaint chapel for 100 guests, dramatic marble double staircase and granite dance floor. The restaurant offers a warm setting and fine Italian cuisine, including scrumptious homemade specialty pastas.
CITY: Addison
Luigi's Pizza and Fun Center
Enjoy the fun here that includes laser tag, an arcade room and great pizza.
CITY: Aurora
Randall/Orchard Road Corridor
These rapidly growing roads stretching through Aurora, North Aurora and Batavia are full of shopping and restaurant surprises.
CITY: Aurora
America's Historic Roundhouse
Originally constructed in 1855-1865, the roundhouse was renovated and now houses Illinois' largest microbrewery and brewpub.
CITY: Aurora
Luigi's House
Enjoy traditional Italian dishes and authentic Italian-trained chefs' recipes while dining in one of Luigi's rooms from his beautiful Italian villa. Banquet facilities available.
CITY: Aurora
The Comedy Shrine
Whether you're here to watch improv or stand-up, you're in for a great time! Come early and enjoy a drink and the thousands of pieces of comedy memorabilia that puts the "shrine" in The Comedy Shrine. Interested in classes? We have those too! You are never too old or too young to try your hand at comedy. Check out our website for upcoming class dates and prices.
CITY: Aurora
Silver Lake Restaurant - Bartlett
Healthy Chinese food. Mo M.S.G. and fresh ingredients. Dining room, carry out and delivery service.
CITY: Bartlett
Villa Olivia Country Club Restaurant
Fine dining in a beautiful setting. Sunday brunch is offered.
CITY: Bartlett
White Pines Golf Club & Banquets
A local favorite since 1928, White Pines is conveniently located minutes from O'Hare, and its two year-round 18-hole courses are situated on 240 beautiful acres. Banquet facilities are perfect for golf outings, weddings, business or social events, large and small.
CITY: Bensenville
Club Room Restaurant, White Pines Golf Club
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Local Favorite! Enjoy the Friday Night Fish Fry in the Club Room Restaurant at the White Pines Golf Club in Bensenville. The Club Room Restaurant has an all-you-can-eat fish dinner for $7.45 and shrimp basket dinner for $8.00.
CITY: Bensenville
La Espanola Tapas
Take a trip to Spain and indulge in the authentic tapas and a glass of sangria at this LGBT-friendly spot that features Gay Night on Fridays, with the occasional drag show.
CITY: Berwyn
Everyone is welcome at FitzGerald's a nationally-known music venue located in Berwyn just minutes from Chicago and Oak Park. The venue also is available for weddings, parties, school functions, etc. Whether you want the main club, the smaller party room and SideBar or the outside beer garden, we can transform each to party specifications. Check out examples of parties and music on our Flickr page at http://www.flickr.com/photos/109186657@N03/sets/72157637847655283.
CITY: Berwyn
Master's Clubhouse
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - American cuisine. Resort casual dress code. Serving breakfast, lunch & dinner. Average cost per meal: $10-20.
CITY: Bloomingdale
Sedonna Grille
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - American cuisine. Resort casual dress code. Serving Sunday brunch & dinner. Average meal cost: $12-15.
CITY: Bloomingdale
Anyway's American Grill & Pub
Restaurant and pub with comfortable, friendly and casual atmosphere. Outdoor beer garden, dining room and separate bar area with TVs throughout. Full menu featuring classic American fare; average price $7-$12. Daily drink specials. Open daily 11:00 am.
CITY: Bloomingdale
Club Krave
This south suburban gay club features DJ-driven dancing, male dancers, karaoke and monthly drag shows.
CITY: Blue Island
Golden Corral - Bolingbrook
Family style restaurant offers the biggest and best buffet and grill. Banquet room available. Offering senior discounts daily. Fresh baked goods and "all you can eat" sirloin steaks.
CITY: Bolingbrook
Remington Street Grille, Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Remington Street Café is a full service restaurant and lounge, Room service menus avialble. Open at 6:00 am for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
CITY: Bolingbrook
The Nest Bar & Grill
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - One of the best kept secrets in casual dining! The Nest Bar & Grill at Bolingbrook Golf Club can accommodate over 100 guests.
CITY: Bolingbrook
Bolingbrook Golf Club
Bolingbrook Golf Club combines the elements of a world-class facility and championship golf. Featuring an Arthur Hills and Steve Forrest designed golf course, a learning academy, clubhouse with lounge, two full-service restaurants, and banquet facilities.
CITY: Bolingbrook
Ashbury's at Boughton Ridge
Ashbury's features a cozy and inviting atmosphere with outdoor patio and beautiful views of Boughton Ridge Golf Course. Daily specials and events.
CITY: Bolingbrook
Nancy's Pizza
Award Winning Pizza served in 4 crusts - 2 1/2' stuffed, 1 1/2" stuffed Lite, Original Thin, Super Thin. Also serving Appetizers, Salads, Pasta and Sandwiches. Pick Up - Delivery - Catering. Open Daily 10 AM. Complete menu available.
CITY: Bolingbrook
Bolingbrook's Clow International Airport
This airport offers general aviation, flight school, air charter, restaurant and Illinois Aviation Museum all within the airport.
CITY: Bolingbrook
Mama Luigi's Restaurant & Banquets
Italian restaurant and cocktail lounge with live entertainment on weekends. Banquet hall to seat 300 with large dance floor. Wedding specialist.
CITY: Bridgeview
The Patio - Bridgeview
Casual, friendly family and business dining in an impressive atmosphere with emphasis on barbeque and ribs. Also serving homemade soups and chili, hearty sandwiches, beer and wine.
CITY: Bridgeview
Weddings at Brookfield Zoo
Say I Do at Brookfield Zoo! Imagine a breathtaking water fountain as the backdrop for your ceremony. Enjoy "Cocktails with the Animals" in one of our magnificent animal habitats. Savor an elegant dinner in one of our beautiful dinner venues. Let your Brookfield Zoo Consultant assist you to create the celebration of your dreams!
CITY: Brookfield
Chuck's Southern Comfort Cafe
Restaurant specializing in BBQ, Gourmet Mexican & Cajun. Party Room and eat-in lounge also available.
CITY: Burbank
Mr. B's Lounge, The Oaks Hotel-Burr Ridge
American cuisine. Casual dress code. Serving dinner. Average cost per meal: Under $12.
CITY: Burr Ridge
American cuisine. Casual dress code. Serving breakfast, lunch & dinner. Average cost per meal: $12-15.
CITY: Burr Ridge
Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant
Experience Cooper's Hawk... a modern, casual restaurant with a menu created with their own handcrafted wines in mind. Start in their Napa-style tasting room, where you can view their wineries and sample the winemaker's latest creations. Shop in the gift store for unique food or wine-related gifts.
CITY: Burr Ridge
Ciazza features American fare and a mix of Mediterranean favorites paired with wine and cocktails. A relaxing environment welcomes guests and diners.
CITY: Burr Ridge
Alberto's Italian Restaurant & Fitzgerald's Tavern
Located adjacent to the Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites in Carol Stream, Illinois, we offer some of the finest Italian cuisine in the western suburbs. Rise and shine, and join us for our bountiful breakfast buffet! Enjoy one of our delicious breakfast entrees, or have our chef prepare you an omelet cooked to order.
CITY: Carol Stream
Fitzgerald's Tavern, Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites
Fitzgerald's Tavern offers a relaxing atmosphere after a day's work. We feature karaoke, and offer variaties of live performances along with several TVs to watch all your favorite teams.
CITY: Carol Stream
Heritage Bluffs- The Grille Room
Daily specials, casual atmosphere in the Grille Room Restaurant at the Heritage Bluffs Golf Course. Patio area, meeting room available and banquets. Lunch from 11 - 2.
CITY: Channahon
Lone Star Restaurant
Open 7 days a week at 6:00 AM serving breakfast, lunch & dinner. Family restaurant with cocktail lounge. Serving homemade food and chef's specials. Excellent food, friendly service, great prices. Serving our area for more than Thirty years.
CITY: Channahon
William Tell Restaurant
Steaks, chops and fish. Fine vintage wine. Live entertainment in lounge. Banquet capacity up to 500.
CITY: Countryside
Giovan's Restaurant & Pizzeria
The complete Italian family dining experience. Family owned and operated.
CITY: Crest Hill
Since 1933, the Zdralevich family has offered great steaks, chicken, seafood & sandwiches in a casual dining atmosphere. We welcome groups and have banquet facilities for up to 100.
CITY: Crest Hill
Hollywood Park - Crestwood
This family entertainment center features two miniature golf courses, a large game room, a restaurant and Fangalangus Island, a children's interactive playland.
CITY: Crestwood
CITY: Des Plaines
Features freshly prepared cuisine with ingredients delivered daily for the nine different stations including: salads, homemade soups, pizzas, Italian cuisine, carving stations, comfort food featuring a vertical rotisserie, Asian station including wok grills, sushi, and seafood. Most dishes are prepared "a la minute," cooked in small batches as needed to ensure product freshness and flavor. Signature and highlighted items will be presented "tapas style, "or individually in small serving dishes for guest enjoyment.
CITY: Des Plaines
Enjoy live entertainment in this state-of-the-art venue from a live DJ to your favorite local bands. Cube also offers a selection of unique bites with options like a French Fry Trio, sliders with myriad toppings, buffalo wings and much more.
CITY: Des Plaines
Hugo's Frog Bar and Chop House
Operated by the Gibsons Restaurant Group, this local favorite is sure to be a top area dining destination set within Rivers Casino walls. Hugo's Frog Bar & Chop House boasts a look and feel of a marriage between a classic steakhouse and modern contemporary design. The menu features Gibsons' Prime Angus Beef, and also features lobster tails, king crab legs, fresh fish and seafood, salads and sandwiches. Gibsons Restaurant Group is the only restaurant group in the country to have its own USDA Prime Certification. The extensive wine list selection offers something for everyone at a great value.
CITY: Des Plaines
Paradise Pup
At Paradise Pup. in Des Plaines, the "big mess of a burger" is traditional Chicago fast food the way it should be. Folks line up outside the 800-square-foot joint for the one-and-only Char Cheddar burger. As for the Italian beef sandwich, it's "oh, so good."
CITY: Des Plaines
North Beach - Downers Grove
Sports bar featuring sand volleyball, bowling, billiards and more in a tropical setting. Perfect for parties, banquets and events.
CITY: Downers Grove
Allie's American Grille & Lounge (Marriott Suites)
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - American cuisine. Casual dress code. Serving breakfast, lunch & dinner. Average cost per meal: $12-15. Lobby lounge serves dinner and is open daily until 11pm.
CITY: Downers Grove
Ashyana Banquets
Ashyana Banquets is the premier venue for groups of 50 to 1,000 people and also features a private dining restaurant. Easy access from major highways and airports. Conveniently located close to shopping, golf courses and attractions.
CITY: Downers Grove
Carlucci - Downers Grove
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - One of the Chicago area's most celebrated culinary entities offering both casual dining in the lounge and unique dining in the Italian Garden. On-site banquet facilities accommodate 15-300 guests.
CITY: Downers Grove
Esplanade Restaurant & Lounge, Doubletree Suites
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Casual dress code. Serving breakfast, lunch & dinner. Average cost per meal: breakfast under $10, lunch/dinner $10-20.
CITY: Downers Grove
Chama Gaúcha
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Experience the unique culture and taste of Southern Brazil at Chama Gaúcha, where servers will tempt you with skewers of succulent seasoned meats, slow roasted over a charcoal fire and hand-carved tableside.
CITY: Downers Grove
Parkers' Restaurant & Bar
Contemporary, upscale dining, using only the freshest fish and seasonal ingredients available, served by our professional staff. Private banquet rooms for up to 100, for any occasion.
CITY: Downers Grove
Heritage Prairie Farm
Farm dinners at Heritage Prairie Farm, in Elburn, IL have been a tradition since 2007. All farm dinners include a welcome cocktail upon arrival to the farm with butler-passed appetizers, and live acoustic music. For dinner, an upscale five--course meal, introduced by the chef himself, is served family-style in a charming atmosphere, regardless of the season. Get an inside look at how the farm operates from one of their knowledgeable staff with a private tour of the farm.
CITY: Elburn
RealTime Sports Bar, Grill & Games
RTS is a sports bar and restaurant like you've never seen before! We've re-created the experience of attending live sporting events, added comfy surrounds, and awesome food. Special events and drink and food specials, Private space seating up to 60 of your favorite fans!
CITY: Elk Grove Village
Sweet Baby Rays' Barbecue
Authentic Southern Barbecue from the founders of the barbecue sauce by the same name. Try our steaks, fresh fish, salads, pastas, burgers, and desserts. Complement your meal with cocktails from the full bar. Private dining and catering available.
CITY: Elk Grove Village
Shelby Campbell's "Almost Famous"
Shelby Campbell's goal is to offer a quality menu at a reasonable price. Located in Elk Grove Village, serving specialty steaks and chops, flame grilled burgers, sandwiches, fresh wraps, salads, and one-of-a-kind appetizers. We also feature an extensive draft beer selection and global wine list. Whether you are dining with the family, out with coworkers, or looking for a great place to watch the big game. Come in and experience our timeless service and atmosphere, perfect for any occasion.
CITY: Elk Grove Village
Hunters Nightclub
A gay hangout near O'Hare Airport since the early 1980s, Hunters features a dance floor with a Friday night Video Dance Party and Hunters Hunks male dancers on Thursdays.
CITY: Elk Grove Village
Black Steer Charhouse
A suburban classic restaurant located in the heart of Elk Grove Village. Black Steer Charhouse offers incredible service and great food in a modern space. Known for having one of the area's best house cut steaks, creative martinis and fresh seafood, Black Steer Charhouse is the perfect place for small groups, families and parties up to 100.
CITY: Elk Grove Village
Hang Time at The Waverton Hotel
Hang Time Restaurant & Lounge features a wide variety of tantalizing selections. Famous for burgers and wings, and even better known for a great value. Relaxed and casual dining atmosphere. Twenty TVs for great game watching.
CITY: Elmhurst
Flavor Restaurant
Upscale but casual restaurant with an interesting blend of Creole, Jamaican, Italian and gourmet cuisine. Topped off with live Jazz every Thursday at 7pm.
CITY: Flossmoor
Flossmoor Station Restaurant & Brewery
Large Selection of American heartland dishes and nationally recognized handcrafted beers in the family-friendly atmosphere of a renovated 1906 train station.
CITY: Flossmoor
Francesca's Fiore
Very comfortable, warm room, with skylights and fireplaces. Generous, affordable, Northern Italian Cuisine. 4 star service in a casually elegant atmosphere. Specializing in private functions for groups of 20-200. Two private dining rooms.
CITY: Forest Park
Shanahan's Cajun Creole
Since 1976 Shanahan's, has been known for the best in Creole Cajun Cuisine. Chicken and Andouille Sausage Gumbo, Seafood Jambalaya, Crawfish Etouffee, Shrimp Creole are just a few of our Louisiana influenced entrees. Festival weekends are held monthly with the appetizer / entrée specials such as Shrimp, Oysters, Crawfish, Crab and Garlic. Shanahan's also offers a tempting variety of Homemade Soups, Salads Po boys as well as Daily Specials for Lunch and Dinner. Try our Homemade Pecan Pie, Key Lime Pie and Louisiana Bread Pudding. For Beverages we are known for our extensive Draught Beers (especially our Guinness) and our World Famous Hurricanes. Enjoy!
CITY: Forest Park
Ferrara Pan Candy Company
Visit the Ferrara Pan Candy Company outlet store and see how many ways you can satisfy your candy cravings!
CITY: Forest Park
Gaetano's specializes in authentic regional Italian cuisine. Chef Gaetano Di Benedetto, former owner of La Piazza, will be your host and will take you on an unbelievable adventure of food. The majority of the menu will be reinvented daily, based on the freshest produce, meats and seafood. The atmosphere is inviting, relaxing, casual and rustic. The wine list is extensive, yet affordable. Carryout is also available.
CITY: Forest Park
Molly Malone's
Molly Malone's Irish Pub offers full service catering. We here at Molly's can accommodate intimate gathering of 20 guests to grand gatherings up to 300 guests. Our three beautiful banquet rooms can be configured and transformed in a variety of ways to accommodate the color and theme of your event. In addition, Molly Malone's offers the convenience of a private parking lot with free valet on weekends, an elevator to access our upstairs party rooms, and an extensive food and drink menu sure to please every palate. We have experienced event planners on staff and would love to work with you to plan your next event! Please feel free to drop in and ask for a tour of our facilities while enjoying a perfect PINT. Molly Malone's Irish Pub is an exceptionally Irish outpost, from the colorful, Dublin-esque façade to the perfect Guinness on tap. Rated by ABC's James Ward as "Best In The Burb" for Irish Pubs.
CITY: Forest Park
Forest View Lounge
This neighborhood lesbian bar, with a relaxing North Woods tavern vibe, is a great place to catch the latest game, play pool or enjoy the outdoor beer garden. The grill menu includes the popular Large Marge Volcano Burger, oozing with cheese.
CITY: Forest View
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This lesbian bar features a huge dance floor with a stage, Sunday karaoke, live bands and Boys Night on Tuesdays with male dancers.
CITY: Franklin Park
Gen-Hoe Restaurant
Authentic Cantonese & Szechwan style dishes featuring dim sum on Sundays.
CITY: Geneva
Graham's Fine Chocolates & Ice Cream
Homemade. Hand dipped. The ultimate taste in fine chocolates and ice cream using only the finest and freshest ingredients from around the globe.
CITY: Geneva
Whether it's a quiet dinner for two by the fire or a banquet for 40 in a private room, Ristorante Chianti offers delicious Italian food for everyone.
CITY: Geneva
LIttle Owl
Enjoy lunch, dinner or a snack at Geneva's landmark restaurant. For over 80 years, fine food and spirits have been served at very reasonable prices in a casual and relaxed atmosphere.
CITY: Geneva
Atwater's Restaurant at Herrington Inn & Spa
Experience AAA Four Diamond fine dining on the waterfront. Atwater's fresh regional cuisine, and an outstanding wine list combine to offer guests a unique and upscale dining experience with beautiful waterfront views. Reservations are suggested. Al fresco dining on our patio is available seasonally.
CITY: Geneva
Villa Verone
We have been offering you a taste of Italy for over 14 years. Come discover or rediscover the charms of Italy and Mamma's good cooking.
CITY: Geneva
Stockholm's Brew Pub
Upscale restaurant and micro-brewery with foods prepared with the highest quality ingredients. Micro Brew classes too.
CITY: Geneva
Taylor Street Pizza - Geneva
Pizza and pasta from the old neighborhood prepared using all fresh ingredients. Full kitchen.
CITY: Geneva
Aurelio's Pizza - Geneva
What sets Aurelio's apart from other Chicago pizza? We're different because we use only quality ingredients, serve a variety of generous sizes, and specialize in customizing orders to suit each individual taste. Since 1959, the Aurelio family has been devoted to offering the finest pizza, pasta and sandwiches at reasonable prices with fast, courteous, dependable service.
CITY: Geneva
Old Town Pub & Eatery - Geneva
Neighborhood bar and grille that beckons friends to get together and join in the fun. Specializing in fresh salads, appetizers, mouth-watering sandwiches and tasty homemade french fries.
CITY: Geneva
Tia Maria's
Tia Maria's serves the highest quality, family-owned authentic Mexican fare.
CITY: Geneva
Moveable Feast & Co.
From intimate dinner parties to gala events, Moveable Feast will help make your next event a true celebration. Catering or carry-out available.
CITY: Geneva
The Little Traveler (Restaurants)
Dine in the Atrium Cafe or at the Victorian Buffet Luncheon served daily in the store's Antique Department where you will enjoy fresh entrees and delicious desserts elegantly served on silver, china and imported antique dishes.
CITY: Geneva
Wildwood features upscale American cuisine that includes oak-grilled steaks and chops, fresh seafood, poultry, pasta and vegetarian dishes. Enjoy your dining experience in the warmly-decorated dining room, the spacious outdoor courtyard, or in the lounge.
CITY: Geneva
Wildwood features upscale American cuisine that includes oak-grilled steaks and chops, fresh seafood, poultry, pasta and vegetarian dishes. Enjoy your dining experience in the warmly-decorated dining room, the spacious outdoor courtyard overlooking the Dodson Place water garden, or in the Wildwood lounge. Or just stop by to sample our extensive martini selection, wine by the glass and specialty beer offerings.
CITY: Geneva
Downtown Geneva
Nestled in the heart of the Fox Valley, and home to dozens of delightful shops, restaurants and galleries is Geneva – a picture postcard. Come stroll along the lush, tree-lined streets and visit a historic town with exquisite dining, boutique shopping, world-class lodging and award-winning festivals. Located 50 miles from downtown Chicago, Geneva is a quick getaway from the hustle and bustle by I-88, I-90 or Metra train.
CITY: Geneva
Bien Trucha Restaurante
Modern Mexican Restaurant specializing in tacos and margaritas, utilizing fresh ingredients to create a new and succulent Mexican experience.
CITY: Geneva
Egg Harbor
A restaurant specializing in gourmet breakfast and lunch creations set in a warm, charming, country setting with fast, friendly and efficient service.
CITY: Geneva
Fiora's Restaurant
Located in one of Geneva's most picturesque Historic Landmark Buildings, Fiora's serves a splendid selection of fine wine and European-influenced American Cuisine.
CITY: Geneva
Galena Cellars Vineyard & Winery
You're in good company. Experience the charm of Galena in suburban Geneva. The newest addition to the Galena Cellars Family, the Geneva Wine Tasting Room & Gift Shop hosts a beautiful oak bar in a light, airy setting. In the warmer months, enjoy live music with wine and cheese on the outdoor patio. Sit. Swirl. Sip & Savor. Relax on our beautiful Wine Patio after shopping Geneva's historic district.
CITY: Geneva
Geneva Ale House
A beer-lover's pub featuring an excellent selection of craft-brewed beers. We also offer a full menu and are open for lunch, dinner and special events.
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By Lucas Fahrer - The Hutchinson News - email@example.com
NICKERSON - One thing coaches have always noticed about Quintin Crandall is his work ethic.His desire to be better.
An innate push to be faster, stronger and smarter at whatever he does - whether it was as a defensive back in football, a point guard in basketball or a pitcher and infielder in baseball.
Longtime Nickerson coach Rich Krol said the tri-sport athlete's drive was his defining characteristic.
"He's got the deep desire to be the best he can be and he has a tremendous ability to go to work," Krol said. "He works for whatever he wants and he goes for it."
It sounds like typical coach speak - the senior who puts his nose to the grindstone, shows teammates the true meaning of guts and stands tall as the emotional center of the team. The good, but not great, player who fills a necessary leadership role.
But Crandall is the exception. He's the player that filled all of those roles and then some - ace pitcher and No. 3 hitter - while being great at all of them. And for an outstanding senior year, Crandall is The Hutchinson News' area baseball player of the year.
During the 5-foot-11 right-hander's senior year, he epitomized his role as staff ace, racking up 89 strikeouts in just 52 2-3 innings with a 0.371 ERA behind an impressive 6-1 record. He was just as effective in relief, nabbing three saves.
At the plate, the stud shortstop swung a hot bat from start to finish for the Panthers, batting .472 (34 hits in 72 at-bats) with nine doubles, six triples and three home runs. He also had 28 RBIs, scored 29 runs and was 12-for-12 on stolen base attempts. But most impressive of all may have been that he struck out just three times all season.
But you don't get those numbers - or merit first-team selections as an All-Central Kansas League pitcher and shortstop - without a few highlights.
In Nickerson's April 3 doubleheader sweep against Kingman, the senior tossed a shutout in the first game before belting a homer in the second.
Then three weeks later, in his final games against rival Haven, he fanned 11 batters in a complete game victory before cracking a team-high four hits in a 19-6 rout of the Wildcats.
"He's just one heck of a great ballplayer" Krol said between games against Haven. "It's not my coaching. It's his athletic ability and ... he works really hard at it. That's a coach's dream right there and he's a great kid."
But Crandall's most memorable moment? An 11-1 feel-good victory against arch-nemesis Pratt in the 4A regional semifinals on May 16. It wasn't even his personal performance - a 14-strikeout, two-hitter - that was the most special accomplishment of the day for the senior.
"Beating Pratt, we hadn't done that in any sport and in that game it meant a lot," Crandall said.
He came back later in the day to shut the door against Colby for a two-inning save in a 4-1 victory that sent the Panthers back to the 4A state tournament for the first time since 2006.
"We always had a goal of going to state from the beginning of the year to the end, and every game we just played hard and got the goal that we wanted," Crandall said.
Right now, Crandall is playing summer ball in his second year with the Hutchinson Cardinals and - surprise - focusing on improvement in all facets of the game.
"Just keep getting better," Crandall said of his summer goals. "There's always room for improvement."
Now Crandall's carrying that same drive to Hutchinson Community College, where he joins head coach Kyle Crookes' Blue Dragon baseball program - an easy and logical choice.
"They have a good program," Crandall said. "Their record's good. They've had trips to the (NJCAA) World Series."
Crookes said Crandall projects to make an immediate splash as a middle infielder for Hutch, but also has promise as a pitcher.
But no matter what he does for HCC, he'll work hard at it.
"Personality-wise, he's a worker," Crookes said of his prized 4A recruit. "He has a tremendous understanding of (having) to earn what you get. I think he'll continue to work there."
"He's the perfect fit for the kind of program we are."


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Arod toast.
Leo's Thought Of The Day
Sox still talking to Swisher and Ross. The Napoli signing likely means they arent pursuing LaRoche.
lets trade for chase headly and michael morse and call it a day we could pick up the rest of the scraps in january this team needs a few younger guys that can actually and that can stick around for a while
When was the last time the Yankees traded for a stud in his prime?
The yankees are always getting players that have 1 season left of maybe prime ball and then they freakin decline......
I would trade anyone in our farm for a 23-27 year old STUD!
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Michael Morse ? I'm starting to notice how weak fans have gotten.
I mean, is Napoli that much better than Martin?
He will wreck them at 1b.
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morse weak? take a look at his numbers his age and how much he makes smart move for now and the future
they dont trade them until they are clsoer to free agency, which is the back end of your time frame at best. those kind of palyers dont just grow on trees. and what they would want back are studs closer to the begining part of your time frame, which kind of defeats the pruspose anyway
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Should be a fun week of trades and signings but I don't expect much if anything from the Yanks.
And any team that signs Josh Hamilton to a longterm deal is making a huge mistake.
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Cheer on the Hawks in the America East Tournaments!
Cheer on the University of Hartford men's and women's basketball teams as they play in the 2013 America East Championship this weekend!
The men's and women's tournaments will take place in SEFCU Arena, located on the campus of the University at Albany in Albany, N.Y.
Bus transportation and tickets for Hartford games are being made available to students free of charge, courtesy of President Walter Harrison and Vice President of Student Affairs Lee Peters. Bus space is limited – reserve your tickets and bus space as soon as possible by calling the Hartford Athletics Box Office at 860.768.HAWK (4295), or stopping by the Box Office in the Reich Family Pavilion.
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Hartford Women Play Friday, Men Play Saturday
The University of Hartford women – the #2 seed in the tournament – will play #7 Binghamton at 12 noon on Friday, March 8.
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The third-seeded Hartford men will face off against sixth-seeded UMBC on Saturday, March 9, at approximately 2 p.m.
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If the Hartford women win their quarterfinal game on Friday, they will advance to play in the semifinals on Sunday (March 10) at 11 a.m. If the Hartford men advance to the semifinals, they will play on Sunday at 5 p.m.
The men's and women's championship games will take place on Saturday, March 16, on the campuses of the highest remaining seeds.
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All of the quarterfinal and semifinal games will be streamed live on ESPN3. The women's championship game will also be streamed on ESPN3, while the men's championship game will be televised on ESPN2.
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