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text: This Inn is a combination of beautiful scenery and setting, friendly people and rooms that seriously need updated. Based on our one night stay, it seems the housekeeping staff does a good job, which is more than I can say for some newer hotels we have stayed in. The rooms, lobby and pool area were all clean. The problem is the carpets, beds, and facilities are extremely old and in desperate need of replacement. The shower head was old and needed replacing, the tv and furniture needs updated but first and foremost the carpet and the beds should be replaced. The carpet in our room didn't feel nice to walk on at all (felt filthy) and the bed was unbearable. If those two things had been better (carpet and beds) we would have stayed more than one night because the rest of the things are things we could deal with and the property and atmosphere were very relaxing. The breakfast room was trashed by the time we got there since the hotel was at capacity during our stay. They needed an attendant in the breakfast room cleaning throughout the morning. There wasn't much to choose from either. The staff was friendly, the lobby was clean, and my child enjoyed the pool area. They needed more seating at the pool area, there was not nearly enough for all of the guests and I had to sit on the concrete to watch my child swim. We ate at the restaurant on site which was good. They had a country store attached and we enjoyed browsing there as well. There was a horse and buggy ride provided (Friday and Sat.evenings for free) by an Amish gentleman. It was a very nice treat. There are horses and donkeys grazing on the premises, very beautiful to see on your way in and out. I think this place has so much potential if they were able to get the rooms updated. I would happily pay $30-$50 more per night if the rooms were remodeled based on the atmosphere and location alone.


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Creative Space Gallery OPENING TONIGHT!
Contributed by Bill Hastings on 03/03/2016
The Art Department's Creative Space Gallery is pleased to present a new exhibition of mixed media work by Upstate New York artist, Nick Ruth. Please join us for the opening, TONIGHT Friday, March 4th 5-8pm, as part of Downtown Ithaca's Gallery Night.
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"With the combined imaginations of Bernard Knight, Michael Jecks, Susanna Gregory, Ian Morson, and Philip Gooden, this is a thoroughly enjoyable read. Perfect for the holidays." Daily Mail
"Monks, mists, madness, taverns: the evocation of a strange but familiar Other Britain shrouded in time . . . A must for historical crime buffs and an ideal starting point for any reader new to the genre." Tangled Web on The Tainted Relic
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The Medieval Murderers are Michael Jecks, Susanna Gregory, Bernard Knight, Ian Morson, Philip Gooden, Simon Beaufort, and C.J. Sansom. They are the authors of The Tainted Relic, Sword of Shame, House of Shadows, and The Lost Prophecies.
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The Medieval Murderers are a group of British historical crime fiction writers (in this case, Karen Maitland, Susanna Gregory, Bernard Knight, Philip Gooden, Ian Morson and Simon Beaufort) who start with a particular object and take it through its criminal history from, say, the Dark Ages to the present. In "The Sacred Stone," that object is a curiously shaped meteorite, a small but heavy rock that sometimes looks like a ship and sometimes looks like a bird in flight. It falls from the sky onto a field in Greenland in 1067, and it both cures and curses the Viking settlement living nearby. As time goes on, it sometimes heals and sometimes destroys - but always, there are people prepared to murder to possess it....In this entry to the series, we range from the 11th Century to the 21st, sticking mostly in the Middle Ages with stories set in 1101, 1236, 1241, 1272, 1606 and 2010 respectively; most of the stories feature the authors' series characters (actor Nick Revill in Philip Gooden's story, Oxford don William Falconer in Ian Morson's tale set in 1272, and so on). Karen Maitland is new to the series and to me as a reader; her story deals with Jews in 13th Century England, but I don't know if any particular character is set up as a series personage. I find these volumes to be quite entertaining and this one is no exception. Not the type of book where you want to buy multiple copies for all your friends and relatives, but a pleasant way to while away an evening or three. Recommended.
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This is the weakest of the Medieval Murderers mysteries. Michael Jecks is absent this time and it shows. The story line is that of a sacred sky stone fallen from the sky in Greenland in the the year after the battle of Hastings.The stone stays in the hand of one man for another 43 years, before becoming the reason for murder in the weakest chapter in the book featuring Geoffrey Mappestone. The story follows the stone from 1067 to 2010, encountering the Jewish Community in 1241,Henry III, The King's Players in the time of James I of England, up to modern times. This reviewer hopes that if they write another book, Michael Jecks will be able to contribute.
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Since this book was written in a round robin fashion by a series of authors, I enjoyed some sections more than others. The first section, set in Greenland in the 11th century was especially interesting and entertaining to me. On the whole, I found the book very enjoyable, and I am looking forward to reading another by this team of writers.
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I was disappointed with this book especially as C J Sansom is one of the authors and his Shardlake books are the best I have ever read. Six short stories. Only 2 of them were anything like interesting in my opinion. Don't waste your money.
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I liked some of the chapters while others were not interesting. This is an interesting concept more in theory than fact
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Short stories by some of my favorite medieval murder mystery authors. Recommend this highly.
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"My daughter and I stayed in a room with 2 double beds, all rooms have a beautiful view of the bay. Upon entering we were greeted with a fresh smelling, and clean room. The bathroom was a really good size and we liked the fact that there was a second sink and mirror outside the bathroom, so either..."
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"We have stayed here twice and would stay again. Rooms are clean and comfortable with a view of the water. Staff is friendly and welcoming. There are lots of beautiful roses to enjoy around the building. Pool is open late. Breakfast is included."
A Traveller, Jul 2016, US
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"Somewhat dated but the owners more than made up for that. Their attention to detail and willingness to help made this a pleasant place to stay."
R, Jul 2016, US
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LI Catholic: Kellenberg Students Ready for World Youth Day
Filed under ARK, Kellenberg Features on July 20, 2016
From LICatholic.org: A banner featuring an image of Pope Francis is seen in a hallway following a commissioning Mass July 17 for World Youth Day pilgrims at Kellenberg Memorial High School in Uniondale. The Marianists of the Province of Meribah are taking 121 seniors and 14 moderators from their community's high schools, Kellenberg Memorial and Chaminade in Mineola, on pilgrimage to Krakow, Poland,... Read More
Class of 2017 Celebrates Junior Spirit Day
Filed under ARK, Class of 2017, Juniors, Kellenberg Features on May 31, 2016
Article by Maggie Matassa ('17): On Monday, May 23, the class of 2017 held its Junior Spirit Day at Coleman Country Day Camp in Merrick. At 8:30 in the morning, 470 juniors packed themselves onto buses, and we began our day of fun. We arrived and entered the main hall, where camp director Big Bob introduced himself, the counselors and explained to us how the day would go. From there, each homeroom... Read More
Kellenberg Memorial's Easter Prayer Service
Filed under ARK, Kellenberg Features on April 17, 2016
By Jack Cassidy '17: On Wednesday April 12 and Thursday April 13, the students from the Bro. Joseph C. Fox Latin School and Kellenberg Memorial High School celebrated their annual Easter Prayer Service. After gathering into the auditorium, the prayer service opened with an exquisite musical performance by students Jeremy Capuder, Nicolas Castelli, Mary Donnelly, Kristen Gensinger, Kelly Kenny,... Read More
Sodality Helps Feed Those in Need
Filed under ARK, Kellenberg Features, School News on April 13, 2016
On Sunday, April 10, 2016, Mrs. Harnisch's Sodality participated in the 10th annual Long Island Lutheran High School's meal packing service project for the second year in a row. After meeting at the front steps of Kellenberg at 11AM, we went to Sunday Mass together at St. Brigid's in Westbury. The Gospel passage for this Sunday was very ironic for us because it was about how Jesus helped... Read More
Kellenberg Students Honored at 2016 Respect Life Awards
Filed under ARK, Kellenberg Features, Latin School on April 8, 2016
Kellenberg Memorial High School and the Brother Joseph C. Fox Latin School are pleased to announce that twenty-two students were recognized either as Finalists or Place Winners in the March 16, 2016 Diocesan Respect Life Youth Awards Ceremony. Their submissions were selected from over a thousand entries island-wide. Olivia McNicholas (Poetry-Level I) Christina Razza (Poetry-Level II) Sandra... Read More
Kellenberg Juniors Travel to the Holy Land with Project Understanding
Filed under ARK, Kellenberg Features on April 3, 2016
Project Understanding 2016 from Kellenberg Memorial Video Productions on Vimeo. Reflection by Juliana Cosenza: Over February break, I along with 5 other fellow Kellenberg juniors, a Chaminade student, seven Jewish teenagers, a Rabbi and his wife, and Kellenberg's Brother Timothy Driscoll, S.M. embarked on a journey to the Holy Land. Through this interfaith group called Project Understanding,... Read More
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Filed under Lenten Prayer Reflections on March 27, 2016
After reading this gospel reading it is apparent that God wants all people to forgive and be kind to all other humans. Jesus was sent to help us and we should realize that. We should preach the good news and help others to see him. For in forgiveness and kindness life is more beautiful and rewarding. If you believe in this and you live that way on earth you will have eternal life with Christ in heaven. Christ... Read More
Lenten Prayer Reflection by Julie Daga
Filed under Lenten Prayer Reflections on March 26, 2016
LK 24:1-12 In this passage from Luke's Gospel, Jesus had risen (on the third day) and the women from Galilee were confused and surprised when they saw that Jesus' body was not in the tomb. They were frightened at the sight of "two men in dazzling garments," whom I consider to be angels. The two men reminded the women of what Jesus had told them when He was still in Galilee–that... Read More
Lenten Prayer Reflection by Ally Chin
Filed under Lenten Prayer Reflections on March 24, 2016
John 13:1-5 Even before the Passover, Jesus knew his time has come and he would pass from this world to heaven. Jesus already knew that Judas had been fooled by the Devil. At the last Supper, Jesus suddenly rose from the table and began to pour water into a basin. He then went to each of the disciples' feet and washed them. When he got to Simon Peter, Peter asked him "Master are you... Read More
Lenten Prayer Reflection by Gaetana D'Auria
Filed under Lenten Prayer Reflections on March 23, 2016
MT 26:14-25 In this Gospel reading, it tells us about Judas Iscariot, one of the twelve who betrays Jesus. It shows him taking the payment of thirty pieces of silver that he was promised by the chief priest if he turned Jesus over to them. Then, Jesus tells them to get ready and help prepare for the Last Supper. Later at the Last Supper, Jesus says to them: "Amen, I say to you, one of you will... Read More


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Cart came totally dissembled, putting it together was fun. Most everything went together as the directions showed. The marble top arrived broken. I reported it the same day, with in 7 days a new top arrived. Fortunately, the company sent two replacement tops and one of them was broken so I ended up with one good top and sent the broken top back. When fully assembled and with the replaced top, we are very satisfied for the price.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? good
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. good
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? good
The granite top had a broken corner, the bottom piece of the cart also had a broken piece. Now I have to deal with returning it and waiting for a replacement.
I was so excited to order this island for my kitchen, but was disappointed when it arrived. The design is great, the added storage is key, but the quality of the wood is not as good as I was expecting, especially at this price point. The granite stone was just as it shown on the website, overall i would say it's just meh. The 2 top drawers do not slide smoothly, they scrape against the stone top when they open and close which will have to be fixed somehow... The center shelf came completely damaged, however Overstock customer service was amazing! they really took care of this and I had a replacement shelf within a few days. I did keep the island because it would be a major pain to disassemble and repackage and send back. I don't hate it, but I don't love it either.
Best price on the net, fast shipping, and a beautiful cart in the kitchen. This baby DOUBLED our counter space and gave us much needed extra storage. Add in the fact that it was easy to assemble and looks GREAT and you've got a winner. Thanks, Overstock!
Delivery was fast, but unfortunately the granite counter top has a resealed crack that can be seen and felt; disappointed because this item was supposed to be new and without defect.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? Same
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Ok
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? Good, but you forget to mention two upper drawers
Couldn't be happier!! Took 2 hours to put together. Gives us so much extra room for storage.
Honestly, masonite construction?
Beautiful addition to my kitchen. Giving 4 stars only because the granite counter top was cracked. Overstock though is replacing it and it will be even better when we install the new top. Absolutely beautiful cabinet. On wheels, moves easily, love the side rack and towel bars.
It looks nice and has held up well, I wish the cabinets were a little larger, otherwise it is great.
The top cam crated in a separate box, I was able to put the whole thing together myself. An extra person for placing the top would have been helpful, but it was not that big of a deal. No cracks or chips. Very pleased with this purchase.
My husband put this together yesterday. He said it was easier that a prior one he put together last winter for use in our motorhome. I love this in my kitchen and the added storage helps to get my counters cleared which helps greatly to the appearance of my kitchen!
This was just what I needed, and the size is perfect for my small kitchen. It was easy to assemble and looks great.
perfect small movable island for small kitchen if you need white.