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Arlee Theater
139 S. Main Street,
Mason City,
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Per the theater's website, the theater was re-seated in 2015 and currently seats 350.
Update with pictures on the Arlee Theater can be seen here: Link
According to the website, the theater will close down in December 2013 in order to install digital projection equipment.
I absolutely love this theater. I am particularly pleased that every movie shown is family friendly, unlike my local theater. Makes a perfect date night, even spur of the moment!
I just met a gal who grew up in Mason City. She told me about this theatre and was so pleased to learn of it's restoration and grand reopening!
The theater is now open and is showing "family friendly" movies. Come and experience what a real big screen movie event is all about.


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Responsible tourism: Malaysia jungle and island hopping tour
EnvironmentOur local office in Malaysia only uses certified guides for all cultural and nature tours. On this Malaysia trip we use guides in the Taman Negara National Park who have lots of knowledge about the plants and wildlife and how best to visit responsibly with minimal impact to the environment, flora and fauna. This ensures that our customers visit the National Park responsibly with as little impact to the park as possible.
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During this itinerary we use various low-carbon modes of transport, including boats, kayaks and local buses and encourage local transport and cycling to get around.
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CommunityBy doing this itinerary you are supporting many local families and businesses that need it the most. The guides are all local, and in Kota Bharu you will get to work with a local guide to learn how to paint traditional Batik. You are directly supporting the local community by doing this.
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Sandy Annabi, Zehy Jereis appeals rejected by judge
A federal judge has rejected former Yonkers City councilmember Sandy Annabi and city GOP boss Zehy Jereis' bids to have their public corruption convictions thrown out.
In her 40-page decision released Thursday morning, U.S. District Judge Colleen McMahon denied the duo's request for new trials on charges that stemmed from a conspiracy to sell Annabi's council vote on key development projects in the city.
Jereis bribed Annabi with nearly 200,000 in gifts and cash over several years to control her vote. The defense argued those were tokens of affection in a bid to win her love.
McMahon said the jury justifiably rejected the defense argument.
"There was . . . ample evidence that Jereis and Annabi did not have a romantic relationship," she wrote. "Telephone records received into evidence lent support for the notion that the Annabi-Jereis relationship revolved around the business of politics rather than romance."
Lawyers for Annabi and Jereis couldn't immediately be reached for comment.
Annabi, 41, and Jereis, 40, face sentencing Nov. 19 on public corruption charges stemming from their March 29 convictions in federal court in Manhattan. A jury found that Jereis had bribed Annabi, a Democrat, with more than $170,000 in cash and gifts -- including airline tickets, jewelry, and real estate down payments -- between 2002 and 2008 to control her vote on key development projects in the city. The two projects charged in the indictment involved the Longfellow School project and the much larger and controversial $600 million Ridge Hill project.
Annabi initially opposed the Ridge Hill project, even joining a lawsuit to block it. But she switched her vote in June 2006, providing the margin of victory for the developer, Forest City Ratner. The developer was not charged with any wrongdoing.
Annabi's changed vote, federal prosecutors said, came at Jereis' behest after he had secured the promise of a consulting contract from the developer.
Earlier this month, federal prosecutors filed papers that scoffed at the notion there was not enough evidence to convict Annabi and Jereis.
Annabi is likely to get a sentence of between 12 and 15 years in prison, although federal statutes could land her in prison for more than 100 years. Jereis faces a maximum of 65 years by statute, but similar to Annabi, sentencing guidelines will likely call for a much lesser sentence of between 14 and 17 years in prison.


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This page provides information about various aspects of the St. Louis area, including details about the communities, attractions, and businesses near Washington University. In addition, we have provided links to St. Louis metro attractions, shopping, lodging, transportation, and dining information. We hope these resources will help provide an overview of the St. Louis area.
St. Louis is located in east-central Missouri, nestled between the Missouri River to the west and the Mississippi River (and the State of Illinois) to the east. Chicago is located approximately five hours to the northeast, while Kansas City is four hours west. Memphis is about four to five hours southeast of St. Louis.
In St. Louis, you'll find plenty of things to see and do; the Fox Theatre hosts major Broadway shows and other traveling performances throughout the year, while big-name performing artists visit The Pageant and UMB Bank Pavilion regularly. You'll also find major league baseball (Cardinals), NFL football (Rams), and NHL hockey (Blues).
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In addition to providing general information about the City of Clayton and its administration, this website includes a link to information about nightlife (including shopping, restaurants, and other businesses) and public art and art venues in the Clayton community.
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- St. Louis Galleria: The St. Louis Galleria is the mall closest to the Washington University campus. A full directory of stores is available online.
- The Galleria Six Cinemas is located on the food court level. Galleria Six Cinemas
Forest Park
Forest Park is located across the street from the Danforth (Hilltop) Campus on the east side. The park was home to the 1904 World's Fair, and currently includes miles of running trails, open spaces, and St. Louis staples such as the St. Louis Art Museum, the St. Louis Zoo, the St. Louis Science Center, the Missouri History Museum, and the Muny, the nation's oldest outdoor amphitheatre. In addition, the park boasts a golf course, boating, and - in the summers - Shakespeare in the Park.
University City
University City is located just north of Washington University; because of its proximity to campus, many graduate students live in this area. The Loop contains a variety of restaurants and entertainment options, including The Pageant Theatre (live shows) and theThe Tivoli (film).
Central West End
The Central West End borders Forest Park on the east. Located close to the Barnes Jewish Medical Complex and the Washington University School of Medicine, the Central West End is home to many different shops and dining options.
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- St. Louis Regional Chamber and Growth Association: This website contains information about life in St. Louis, including quality of life, cost of living, climate, education, and healthcare.
- City of St. Louis: Administrative Includes administrative information for the City of St. Louis, as well as links to resources about the St. Louis community.
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- St. Louis American: The leading voice of the area's African-American community and the single largest independent newspaper in Missouri.
- St. Louis Hotels: Provides a guide to St. Louis hotels, separated by geographic area. The Clayton Business District and Forest Park directory lists lodging options closest to the Washington University campuses (Danforth and Medical School).
- Central West End
- Clayton
- Downtown St. Louis
- The Hill (Italian Restaurants)
- Riverfront Times Restaurant Guide
- University City
- Campus transportation: Washington University maintains several shuttle routes for student, faculty, and staff use. Shuttles between the Danforth (Hilltop) Campus and the Medical School in the Central West End, and also provide transportation to the St. Louis Galleria and the Brentwood shopping centers. In addition, all full-time students and staff are eligible for the free U-Pass, which allows the holder to utilize any MetroBusMetro bus or MetroLinkMetrolink transportation options at no charge.
- Car Rental Directory: Lists car rental companies in the St. Louis area.
- Lambert-St. Louis International Airport: The Lambert-St. Louis International Airport is located approximately 15 to 20 minutes from campus. The airport may be reached by car or by MetroLink; currently, the nearest MetroLinkMetrolink station on a direct route to is the airport is located on Delmar; however, the MetroLink cross-county expansion provides connections from Washington University to the main line going to the airport Loop location.
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Washington University - Select St. Louis Area Resources
Washington University maintains a compilation of links to various St. Louis resources on this webpage, including local news, lodging, movie theatres, museums, restaurants, performing arts, shopping, sports, transportation, weather, and other attractions. Select attractions and resources are also listed below.
- Fox Theatre
- Laclede's Landing
- Missouri Botanical Garden
- Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
- St. Louis Blues (NHL Hockey)
- St. Louis Cardinals (Major League Baseball)
- St. Louis Rams (NFL Football)
- St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
- Verizon Wireless Amphitheater (Earth City)
Major Shopping Chains in the St. Louis Area
Area malls and shopping centers include such venues as the Mac Store, Dillard's, JC Penney's, Sears, Borders, and Barnes and Noble. Banking options are varied;, with a Bank of America facility located on campus and; other major banks in St. Louis include U.S. Bank and Commerce Bank.
In addition, these are the major grocery and retail chains in the metropolitan area:
- Dierbergs: One of the major grocery chains in St. Louis, the closest Dierbergs location is in Brentwood, south of campus near I-170 and U.S. Highway 40-64.
- Schnucks: There are two Schnucks grocery stores near Washington University; the first is on Olive Boulevard, just north of The Loop. The other store is in Clayton, at the intersection of Ladue Road and I-170.
- Target: The Target location nearest to campus is located in the Brentwood shopping plaza at I-170 and U.S. Highway 40-64.
- Trader Joe's: Locations in Brentwood, Chesterfield, and Creve Coeur.
- Walgreens: The nearest Walgreens facility is located on the corner of Clayton Road and Big Bend Boulevard, south of campus.
- Whole Foods: The nearest Whole Foods is located near the St. Louis Galleria mall, in the Brentwood Square shopping plaza just south of U.S. Highway 40-64.
- Kohls: Kohl's is a family-focused, value-oriented, specialty department store offering quality exclusive and national brand merchandise to the customer in an environment that is convenient, friendly and exciting. Kohl's has over 1,000 stores in 49 states.
Farmer's Markets in St. Louis
This page lists information about farmer's markets in the St. Louis area. Both Close to campus are the Clayton Farmer's Market and The Loop Market are close to campus.
St. Louis Malls
- Chesterfield Mall (Chesterfield, MO)
- Mid Rivers Mall (St. Peters, MO)
- Northwest Plaza (St. Ann, MO)
- Plaza Frontenac (St. Louis, MO)
- St. Louis Galleria (Clayton, MO)
- St. Louis Mills (Hazelwood, MO)
- St. Louis Union Station (Downtown St. Louis)
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At 7:30 in the evening I sat in a cushy booth seat, chilled from the monsoon's blanket of dampness and depressed from that day's events. Across from me sat my husband, whom I hadn't spoken more than a few sentences to all day. Around me, at Mama Ji's North Indian style restaurant were a kaleidoscope of colors. The walls were painted sunflower yellow, plastic chairs of vibrant apple reds, oranges, grass greens and yellows. Posters on the walls displayed rather inelegantly captured photographs of some of the most famous of North Indian dishes and sweets, Jalebi, my favorite fattening sweet among them. In the background played a variety of ethnic music, elaborately sung Hindu chants mostly, meant to sooth and inspire. The atmosphere around me attested to the true colorful world of India, its vibrancy and celebration of life. But tonight the colors only brought me further into my depression, reminding me of the memories I had lost earlier that day.
On Monday morning, I had sat down at my haphazard desk to work on two computers: a PC I have, for all intents and purposes, been forced to work with, and my Macintosh laptop – the touchstone of my life. Neatly organized within its mechanical layers – my art, my writing, and my connection to the world, otherwise essentially known as my existence. Although outdated and technically obsolete according to this world of consumption where nothing is meant to last for more than a year, my Mac, at its impressive five years of age, has become an extension of myself, a love of mine that I never wanted to part from. That day however, she crashed, leaving me crippled without her constant presence in my life.
As I stared at the screen attempting to get my Mac to respond to my requests, to do anything, I began to have an ominous feeling come over me – that my life within that computer may never be retrievable again. Despite that I have an external hard drive carefully stored in my closet drawer, I cannot remember the last time that I used it. The longer I thought about, the more I realized how careless with my precious documents I have been. It has been three complete years since I have backed up my photographs. My life since the summer of 2010, all of my memories, the documentation of the places I have been, and the experiences I had undergone were locked inside my computer, hanging onto to reality by a thread.
My system had gone corrupt and the only way to revive my computer was to completely replace the running system, effectively rendering my Mac in the state of its early life, when her and I were not so closely connected.
Like a family member anxiously awaiting news of a surgery, I paced the rooms of my apartment all day. The next day I received the results, that my computer had survived her transition, all hardware intact and running efficiently, but she was no longer my own. My photographs, the art I had slowly and painstakingly created, compiled, sorted, and edited over the last three and most exciting years of my life – were gone.
Later, lying in my bed staring at the ceiling, I began to slowly recall everything that I had just lost in vivid snapshots of memories. I remembered, most recently, the photos I took of my dad on the one warm day we had during my May visit home, when we took the Harley out for a lazy cruise, and stopped at the park in Rogers City to see the river. My visit to New York City, Times Square at night, the buildings and lights. The Brooklyn Zoo and the hundreds upon hundreds of photos of animals that just didn't make the cut to my photography website. The two weeks in October that Kristie and I spent at home in Michigan, the last remnants of the glorious fall colors that I hadn't been able to shoot in years. The pictures of my Grandpa and my dad together that I hastily took during our goodbye visit. The photographs of Little Pup when I first brought him home, so fragile and tiny. The photos of all the animals in my life, pictures of my cat Weshe outside for the first time, of my precious dog Bubby and his many photo shoots, Boo Boo and Tyra, Meeko, and Kody. But what really hurt the most was the loss of my the documentation of my experiences and travels in India for the past three years. My time in Delhi, sightseeing like a real tourist. The two-week long train trip to the south, my visit to the Arabian Sea and travels in the rural areas through Goa and Maharashtra. The jungle videos and mountain-scapes. The last year of my life living as an expat here in Bangalore. The hundreds of faces I thought I forever captured with my lens. The links to my many memories in India that I never wanted to forget.
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Shortly thereafter, my surplus plate of food came. As I ate, I remained depressed, but a little more conscious and aware of my present experience – taking in the variety of smells, tastes and textures of my food, the beat of the music, the vivid colors, the feeling of being alive at that moment. It may be after all, the only documentation I can ever really rely on.