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Best New Midwest Attractions, Hotels and Restaurants: 2013
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Great Lakes Grand Discovery
Talk about a dreamboat trip: a seven-night cruise from Chicago to Toronto calls at some of the region's most impressive destinations, including Michigan's Mackinac Island. The Yorktown exudes class and comfort, and on-board experts lecture about the history and culture of the stops. Fares start at $4,395, but the all-inclusive trip is worth that once-in-a-lifetime splurge. (800) 257-5767; traveldynamicsinternational.com
Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail, Glen Arbor, Michigan
Last summer, the first 4 paved miles opened, stretching between the cute town of Glen Arbor and the Dune Climb. When it's done, the 27-mile nonmotorized trail will run from the northern end of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore through Empire and give visitors an up-close way to enjoy this pristine sand-dune-spotted landscape. (231) 941-4300; sleepingbeartrail.org
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Up Comedy Club, Chicago
Part of the ambience of the Second City comedy club is its sparse stage and worn-down decor. But now Second City offers the same caliber of comedy in a more spacious and comfortable theater on the building's third floor. Plus, guests can try some of the city's famous foods while they're there for the show, including an Italian beef sandwich and nationally known Eli's Cheesecake. No joke! (312) 662-4562; upcomedyclub.com
- Photo by Beth Schatz Kaylor.
Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center, Washburn, North Dakota
Snap photos next to statues of the explorers talking to Mandan Indian chief Sheheke out front. Inside the beautiful timber-frame building, slick touch screens entice visitors to interact with history, and attractive displays reveal details of that 1804–06 expedition. Bonus: Admission includes cool Fort Mandan down the road. (701) 462-8535; fortmandan.com
- Photo courtesy of Peoria Riverfront Museum.
Peoria Riverfront Museum, Peoria, Illinois
Part science center, part history museum, part art gallery, this beautiful complex along the Illinois River celebrates past, present and future in thoughtful, sophisticated ways that all ages can enjoy. (309) 686-7000; peoriariverfrontmuseum.org
- Photo Courtesy of Dallara IndyCar.
Dallara IndyCar Factory, Indianapolis
Settle into a race car seat during a 10-minute movie about the Italian company's role in motorsports, then explore the 20,000-square-foot museum that includes a simulator of a qualifying run at the nearby Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Paninis and gelato at the on-site Lino's Coffee shop offer even more to love about this Italian racing oasis. (317) 243-7171; indycarfactory.com
- Photo courtesy of The Children's Museum of Green Bay,
The Children's Museum of Green Bay, Green Bay, Wisconsin
A fun mix of hands-on activities entertains and educates the toddler to early-elementary-school set. Kids can zip down a fire pole, douse virtual flames with a fire hose and climb into a Great Lakes lighthouse. (920) 432-4397; gbchildrensmuseum.org
- Photo courtesy of Holiday World and Splashin' Safari.
Mammoth, Holiday World and Splashin' Safari, Santa Claus, Indiana
Our writer admits to shrieking when he dropped 32 feet at a 45-degree angle on the world's longest water coaster, which opened last year in southern Indiana. (877) 463-2645; holidayworld.com
- Photo courtesy of the Saint Louis Zoo.
Sea Lion Sound, Saint Louis Zoo
An $18 million project has given these noisy, lively swimmers a see-through underwater-tunnel home, an 811-seat amphitheater for shows and a high-diving platform that just about guarantees oohs and aahs. (800) 966-8877; stlzoo.org
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Outlaw Run, Silver Dollar City, Branson, Missouri
Opening in spring 2013, the $10 million thrill ride in this Ozarks park promises new records for wood coasters, including the steepest drop (at 81 degrees) and a double barrel roll. (800) 831-4386; silverdollarcity.com
The Villas at Gervasi Vineyard, Canton, Ohio
Stucco walls, stone fireplaces, flat-screen TVs and large travertine-tiled baths with heated floors deck the 24 suites that opened to complement the on-site restaurant. In the morning, guests brew Italian java and then enjoy fresh-baked breakfast treats (delivered in a charming wooden box) at the communal table in the shared living room. gervasivineyard.com
- Photo Courtesy of Hotel Lincoln/Paul Dyer.
Hotel Lincoln, Chicago
A bubbly staff in 1950s-style rockabilly dress (guys in bow ties, girls in polka dots and nerdy glasses) welcomes guests to this Lincoln Park gem. Playful accents—including a front desk made of dresser drawers—in the 184 rooms help you feel like you're staying with artsy friends rather than in a big-city hotel. Don't miss the seasonal dishes at fine-dining standout Perennial Virant on the first floor. From $229. (312) 254-4700; hotellincolnchicago.com
- Photo by Kendra L. Williams.
The Cheshire, St. Louis
British-lit fans find a luxurious respite near Forest Park. Each of the 108 rooms bears the name of an author, and classy Tudor accents throughout complement modern pillowtop mattresses. From $169. (314) 647-7300; cheshirestl.com
- Photo by Lori Erickson
Deadwood Mountain Grand, Deadwood, South Dakota
A $50 million project has turned a former gold-ore processing plant into a lovely boutique hotel and casino. The complex acknowledges its past with old photos on its walls but recognizes travelers' desire for plush appointments and restful colors. From $135. (877) 907-4726; deadwoodmountaingrand.com
- Photo by Laura Billingsley.
Hotel Greenfield, Greenfield, Iowa
Just an hour southwest of Des Moines, this 1920s boutique hotel has reopened after a complete restoration. The lobby's richly patterned rugs, leather armchairs, baby grand piano—even the old-fashioned room keys—are reminiscent of a bygone era, and you'll find rooms with antique furniture, soft carpeting, silky sheets, Wi-Fi and free bottled water. From $79. (641) 343-7323; hotel-greenfield.com
- Photo Courtesy of Greater Cleveland Aquarium.
Cleveland rocks—a lot!
When we tried to decide which of Cleveland's new destinations to include on our list this year, we were a bit overwhelmed. How could we tout the Greater Cleveland Aquarium (pictured) and its cool warehouse-feeling maze of tanks in the historic Powerhouse complex but leave out the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland? The museum just moved into a hexagonal building in the Uptown neighborhood to better showcase its changing exhibitions. And we couldn't possibly forget the nearby Cleveland Museum of Art, a free-admission gem in University Circle that will wrap up its ambitious expansion project in 2013. Then there's the Cleveland Play House, a regional theater company that performs in the recently renovated 506-seat Allen Theatre, a former 3,000-seat movie palace. A few blocks from the internationally renowned Cleveland Clinic, The Tudor Arms Hotel has turned a 1931 Gothic-style property into a boutique DoubleTree hotel with European accents and plush amenities (from $120). And that just reflects some of the $2 billion the city and its investors have spent on tourism infrastructure during the past few years. Ready to go? Contact Positively Cleveland. (800) 719-1311; positivelycleveland.com
See Midwest Living's reviews of Greater Cleveland Aquarium, Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland, Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland Play House and Tudor Arms Hotel.
The Root Restaurant and Bar, White Lake, Michigan
Ignore the jarring strip mall locale northwest of Detroit. Stunning organic decor of wood and stone hints at an excellent, locally sourced menu touting house-made bacon, Guernsey Farms' cream, roasted Miller Farm chicken and Michigan salmon. (248) 698-2400; therootrestaurant.com
Do-Rite Donuts and Coffee, Chicago
Don't knock $14.95 for six doughnuts until you've tried the beauties from this spot in Chicago's Loop theater district. Carrot cake? Peanut butter and jelly? Chocolate ganache? Yes. Please. (312) 488-2483; doritedonuts.com
- Photo by Trevor Meers.
Black Oak Grill, Branson, Missouri
Stop at this restaurant in Branson Landing for upscale comfort food like chicken-fried flatiron steak topped with mushroom gravy or a grilled five-cheese multigrain sandwich served alongside thick, basil-flecked tomato soup. (417) 239-0063; blackoakgrill.com
Blue Mountain Culinary Emporium, Orange City, Iowa
With an Out of Africa mystique at the semiprivate Passport Club and northern plains cuisine at the Blue Mountain Smokehouse Grille, an evening here promises great cocktails and smoked meats in a restored barn. (712) 737-3153; bluemt.co
Butcher and the Boar, Minneapolis
Unabashed meat fans will love plates of protein with German and Southern influences, such as turkey braunschweiger, wild boar links and green chile chorizo. Thirty craft beers and head-turning desserts add to a special night out. (612) 238-8888; butcherandtheboar.com
- Photo by Ashley Petry.
Late Harvest Kitchen, Indianapolis
Seasonal ingredients meet unexpected twists, like in the Brandade, a scrumptious dip made from pureed cod; the LHK Salad, enhanced by shavings of licorice-flavor fennel; and noodles topped with fresh asparagus and foraged morels. (317) 663-8063; lateharvestkitchen.com
- Photo courtesy of Till.
Till, Columbus, Ohio
Their claim to serve super-organic "dynamic" food might sound a bit pretentious, but the dishes taste anything but, especially the cannellini-portobello mushroom burger with cheese grits, the classic English ploughman's lunch and the silken gelato. (614) 298-9986; tillfare.com
Lot 2, Omaha
Fresh, robust flavors inspire American and French-influenced cuisine. A delicious a la carte dinner of pork shank, falafel and creamy stuffed dates earns this destination a well-deserved spot on our list. (402) 504-4200; lot2benson.com
- Photo by Amanda Glazebrook.
Michael Jordan's Steakhouse, Chicago
The next time you're on the Magnificent Mile, go here for a mind-blowing dry-aged steak dinner. Sides served in hot cast-iron dishes complement outstanding cocktails and memorable sauces. (312) 321-8823; mjshchicago.com
- Photo copyright Lisa Waterman Gray.
Mestizo, Leawood, Kansas
Food Network star and chef Aarón Sánchez brings Latin American flair to the Kansas City suburbs. Crisp pork belly bathes in a chipotle glaze, and wild mushrooms sidle up alongside roasted chicken mole, while fruity sangria starts it all off. Bueno! (913) 752-9025; mestizoleawood.com
Prairie Kitchen and Bar, Minneapolis
A renovation at the Hyatt Regency produced this new restaurant. Its locally inspired menu ranges from a martini called Purple Rain to a local goat cheese ice cream parfait served in Red Wing Pottery. Try the griddled PB&J made with creamy chestnut butter and Scandinavian-inspired lingonberry jam. (612) 596-4640; prairiekitchenandbar.com
- Photo by Kendra L. Williams.
Syrah Restaurant and Wine Bar, Green Bay, Wisconsin
The name? From the grape. The menu of daily features suggests wine pairings for each meat and fish offering, whether it's seasonal dishes or lamb osso buco and applewood bacon-seared scallops. (920) 406-9463; syrahgb.com
- Photo by Kim Ranegar
Evil Czech Brewery, Culver, Indiana
The name is a tongue-in-cheek nod to the owner's Czechoslovakian heritage and Gordon Ramsay style in the kitchen, but we found nothing evil in the beer, locally sourced food and service. Choose from up to eight microbrews on draft, including the flagship Lucky Dog and the 7 AM (with hints of oatmeal and cream). (574) 842-2663; evilczechbrewery.com
Journeyman Distillery, Three Oaks, Michigan
Oh, the irony. An 1880s corset factory once owned by a staunch Prohibitionist has become a place where carefully crafted whiskey, gin, vodka and rum flow freely. (269) 820-2050; journeymandistillery.com
- Photo courtesy of Wobbly Bobby.
Wobbly Bobby British Pub, Rapid City, South Dakota
It's impossible to have a bad night when you can choose from 48 on-tap beers, read The Sunday Times of London, linger over Scotch eggs and toast the wobbly bobby—British slang for a drunken police officer. (605) 721-7468; wobblybobby.com


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Here's a Frequently Asked Question (FAQ, for those who can't read anything on the computer without an acronym). "When are you going to have those bags again?" People have been terrifically loyal to the Newberry Book Fair canvas bag, even if they're a little vague on the passage of time. "You had 'em last year, didn't you?"
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The history of our canvas bag is brief, but passionate. In 1993, the first bags were donated by a now-defunct bank. They were very nice, but a trifle small. In 1994, we had the first of what are now known as the Nuveen bags, with a John Nuveen logo on one side and the Newberry Library Book Fair logo on the other. The logos were red that year, blue in 1995, and green in 1996. The Nuveen bags were larger than the 1993 bags, but not big enough to break an arm when filled with books. They were sturdy, and useful for dozens of things, as those who still cling to theirs will attest. (They were also completely washable, but you can't tell from the bags I've seen.)
What did you do to get a bag? Well, in those innocent days, it as simple: you bought a book. One canvas bag came free with every purchase. I don't know if there are records on how many bags we started with, but there were always leftovers at the end of the Fair. We used the leftovers as thank you gifts: taking them along on book pick-ups and giving them to the donors as a special bonus for giving something to us.
Then what happened? Well, the world turns around, friends. Giving strategies change; so do solicitation strategies. And, of course, the price of bags goes up. There was no angry parting of the ways. Donations of dollars just became more important than donations of bags. But that could always change. With our new push to Go Green, those canvas bags are now called Recyclable bags. (Does this make sense to you? Any bag is recyclable if you use it again.) Maybe some donor will like the idea anew: seeing the name of their enterprise on five or six thousand canvas bags around the city. If we're feeling needy, we can sell the bags (which might lower the financial burden on the donor a bit) You know the sort of thing: $10 per bag or, with purchase $5.
In the fullest version of my pipe dream, of course, the bags are underwritten by Saks Fifth Avenue, so I can make jokes about Saks Bags. Especially if they're a little too big, and I can call them Baggy Saks Bags. But if they're very popular, they could be sexy baggy Saks Bags. And if…. Maybe I'd better go back to sorting books now. This could go on all day.


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NDP Leader Tom Mulcair scoffed at the notion of Stephen Harper as a champion of national unity Saturday, saying the prime minister is no friend to Quebec - or Alberta - on issues such as a proposed national securities regulator.
Harper riles Alberta, Quebec with regulator plan, Mulcair says at Stampede
NDP Leader Tom Mulcair scoffed at the notion of Stephen Harper as a champion of national unity Saturday, saying the prime minister is no friend to Quebec – or Alberta – on issues such as a proposed national securities regulator.
At his riding association's annual Stampede barbecue last weekend, Harper touted the Parti Quebecois' defeat in the provincial election this spring and said the "gradual decline" of separatism under his government "is something we should take pride in."
But Mulcair, in Calgary for the Stampede, said Harper "is kidding himself" and that the prime minister's comments were taken with "a shrug and a smile" in Quebec, where the Tories hold five seats.
"People don't take Stephen Harper seriously on these issues because they know that he's never there. He doesn't understand them and whenever he does make a concrete move — like he did on a national securities regulator this week — he doesn't take into account provincial jurisdiction, whether it's in Alberta or Quebec," said Mulcair, the MP for Outremont and a former Liberal provincial cabinet minister in Quebec.
The federal Conservative government announced Wednesday that New Brunswick and Saskatchewan had signed on to its plan for a national watchdog of the investment industry. Ontario and British Columbia are already on board.
But Alberta and Quebec both vehemently oppose a national regulator and in 2011 the Supreme Court ruled that a proposed federal bill to establish a single body to replace the current patchwork of provincial and territorial regulators was unconstitutional.
Mulcair predicted the current push for a unified regulator by Ottawa will meet the same fate because Harper is neither willing nor able to negotiate in good faith with the provinces.
"This thing's going to get shut down by the Supreme Court again because what they're trying to do is through the back door accomplish what they weren't allowed to do through the front door," he told reporters outside the Stampede grounds.
"They're trying to create a fait accompli where the provinces that are not in … would have no choice because it would become the de facto regulator."
But Michelle Rempel, the Conservative minister of state for western economic development, said the key to the proposed new regulator is that it would be a co-operative project.
"(Mulcair) is making these comments without understanding how the model of this is presented," the Calgary Centre-North MP said in an interview.
"It will be up to provinces like Alberta to decide whether or not it wants to join. There is no forcing of the issue here … we are respectful of provincial jurisdiction."
Mulcair — who toured three affordable housing projects run by the Calgary Homeless Foundation — also called for the creation of a national housing strategy that would see the federal government take on a more active role in funding and developing projects.
"We want to get back to the federal government being a reliable, predictable partner on social housing in this country," he said, praising the "comprehensive approach" taken toward affordable housing in Calgary.


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The Appoquinimink School District will attempt to stave off an anticipated $2 million shortfall next year with a three-part plan that would include a tax hike, spending cuts and temporary school closures.
Editor's note: This article has been updated to include district clarifications regarding the amount that would be raised by the May 9 referendum, and the savings realized through building closures. The new version also includes more information from district officials on how the referendum money would be used.
The Appoquinimink School District will attempt to stave off an anticipated $2 million shortfall next year with a three-part plan that would include a tax hike, spending cuts and temporary school closures.
The school board voted 3-2 Wednesday night put a referendum before voters for the second time in four months. The new referendum, scheduled for May 9, will seek a 15-cent increase in the district's current school tax rate of $1.60 per $100 of assessed value, less than half of the full 31-cent hike over four years that voters defeated in February.
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The school board also instructed Superintendent Matthew Burrows to come back to them with a proposal for another $300,000 in spending cuts to be approved at a later date.
"There are no easy choices," school board member Richard Forsten said before offering up the proposal for the second referendum and a combined $800,000 in spending cuts. "I'm concerned because that (Feb. 28) referendum didn't just fail. It got thumped, so I think we have to demonstrate to voters we're doing everything we can."
School board members Edna Cale, who will be up for re-election just five days after the referendum, and Norman Abrams both voted against the proposal. Forsten and Charlisa Edelin voted in the affirmative.
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So Ogden and Larry Allen were first ballot Hall of Famers (but Will Shields - small market player was not).
Will (not should, because of course he should) Big Walt be a first ballot hall of famer?
HawkFanNC wrote:Does anyone know who else will be in Big Walt's class? He deserves to get in on the first ballot, but it seems like HOF voting often has much to do with who else has been waiting their turn.
Walter Jones – Regarded as maybe the greatest left tackle of all-time, this is a gimme.
Junior Seau – Another all-time great at his position who's longevity of production will not go unnoticed in his first year.
Kurt Warner – This one will spark debate in the voting room but in the end, I think he makes it his first year. His numbers, championship and back-up to MVP story will do the trick.
Orlando Pace – Joining his former teammate Warner, Pace should conclude the last of the first-time eligible candidates to get in. If Walter Jones didn't exist, Pace would be regarded as the best left tackle of his era.
Tim Brown - The former Raider probably would cry if he read this since he was eligible this year but I don't see it happening for him until this spot. Sorry Timmy.
RolandDeschain wrote:Virtually every media person that discusses him says he's going straight to Canton in his first year of eligibility. I'd be shocked if he isn't. Especially with Seattle now getting more national love than ever before.
RockHawk wrote:There's no question about it. The folks that vote are already referring to his playing days as "Hall of Fame Career". This includes Len Pasquarelli, Peter King, Sando, and John Clayton.
The Radish wrote:RockHawk wrote:There's no question about it. The folks that vote are already referring to his playing days as "Hall of Fame Career". This includes Len Pasquarelli, Peter King, Sando, and John Clayton.
The voters have agreed that all photos of Walter with Rockhawk be tossed, so no one will hold that obvious but thank goodness momentary lack of taste count against him.
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The position is the open seat on the bench in Chancery Court, which Arnold Goldin leaves at the end of August to take a Tennessee Court of Appeals appointment. Because of that, the race is already attracting a lot of interest in the Memphis legal community.
Kyle has been a state senator for 30 years and Senate Democratic leader since 2005. He was elected to another four-year term in the Senate in 2012.
Kyle has considered other elected offices in recent years. He sought the Democratic nomination for governor in 2010 before dropping out. Kyle was also among those who vied for an appointment to the Shelby County Schools board by the Shelby County Commission as the county's two public school systems were merged.
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The event happens Wednesday, Jan. 22, at 6:30 p.m.
Cowork Memphis, at 902 S. Cooper St., is a collaborative workspace environment that lets freelancers, small businesses and entrepreneurs connect and grow their businesses with like-minded professionals. Cowork provides memberships for desks and workspaces, meeting space and networking opportunities.
Gordon said she's excited to share her story because "without the support of the Memphis community and the generosity of the many Memphis business owners who shared their knowledge with me, Muddy's never would have succeeded like this."
Homeowners in South Cordova are about to get a utility bill this month that includes a new fee for streetlights, though they don't have streetlights yet.
January is the debut of the streetlight fee on Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division utility bills under a switch of streetlights from a part of city government and its budget to the utility.
But the newly annexed section of Cordova without streetlights would get a reprieve under a proposal Memphis City Council member Bill Boyd will take to the council during Tuesday, Jan. 21, committee sessions.
The council approved the streetlight transition last year, citing savings of more than $1 million.
The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday, Jan. 16, approved the nomination of Memphis attorney Sheri Lipman to be the new U.S. District Judge for the Western District of Tennessee.
Her nomination now goes to the full U.S. Senate for approval.
Lipman is chief of staff to University of Memphis interim president Brad Martin after serving as general counsel for the university. She has been an attorney since 1987.
Lipman was recommended to President Barack Obama by U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen of Memphis. Cohen took applications and set up a screening committee from the legal community to interview the candidates and make recommendations.
Justin Timberlake has entered into a new agreement to expand the reach of his specialty tequila.
Memphis-born Timberlake has partnered with Sauza Tequila, owned by Beam Inc., to market his 901 tequila brand.
The new product, called 901 Sauza, will be available in select markets early this year for a suggested price of $29.99. The 80 proof bottle will feature new packaging, including a distinctive bottle and a unique label design.
The Youth Villages Transitional Living Program was one of 15 winners announced Wednesday, Jan. 15, in the Center for the Study of Social Policy's national search to identify initiatives making a critical difference in the lives of youth in foster care or involved with the child welfare system.
The Washington, D.C.-based organization recognized local, state and national programs that serve 11- to 26-year-olds and model the center's "Youth Thrive" framework. Winners were selected from among 130 nominees.
Research shows that without intervention, many young people in the child welfare system will face serious problems as they transition to adulthood, including higher rates of school failure, unemployment, teen pregnancy, homelessness and delinquency.
Circuit Court Clerk Jimmy Moore has pulled a qualifying petition to seek re-election this year, starting with the May Republican primaries.
Moore was elected clerk in 1994 while on the Memphis City Council. He is seeking his fifth term as clerk.
Moore's action at the Shelby County Election Commission this week means every incumbent county clerk on the ballot this year is actively seeking re-election.
Also, Shelby County Commissioner Heidi Shafer has a petition out seeking re-election in the May Republican primary. Shafer is seeking to represent the new District 5 as the commission converts to a set of 13 single-member districts.
Shafer was elected to the commission in 2010.
Fellow commissioner Walter Bailey has pulled a petition to run in the May Democratic primary for the new District 8 seat. Bailey was elected to the commission in 2010 after sitting out a term because of term limits. He was first elected to the commission in the mid-1970s.
Feb. 20 is the deadline for candidates to file in the May county primaries.
The Memphis office of CBIZ MHM LLC has a new business development manager.
Drew Bringhurst joins the office with more than 10 years of experience in sales, marketing and human resources. He most recently served as New Job Fever's vice president of sales and marketing.
As business development manager, Bringhurst will support and expand CBIZ's business growth model through lead generation and client retention.
A rare recorded interview of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. from 1960 will be among the attractions at the National Civil Rights Museum on the Monday, Jan. 20, national holiday honoring King.
The audio recording, in which King talks about nonviolent resistance to segregation as a strategy and tactic up to that point in the civil rights movement, was donated to the museum in 2012 by illusionist David Copperfield.
Copperfield bought it from a family who found the reel of recording tape in an attic. At the time, he said he bought it and donated it to the museum to ensure that the public would have a chance to hear King talk about the movement.
The museum is almost at the end of its first major renovation since it opened in 1991 on the site of the Lorraine Motel, where King was assassinated on April 4, 1968.
King Day exhibits will include some renderings of what the renovated museum will look like when it reopens in March.
Since the renovation begin, the museum's legacy building, across Mulberry Street from the main museum, has remained open.
The legacy building will be open on the holiday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. However, there will be no tours in which visitors can walk on the balcony where King was shot, because of the large crowds that usually visit the museum during the King Day holiday.
Retired Shelby County Circuit Court Judge D'Army Bailey has pulled a qualifying petition to run for Circuit Court Division 1 judge in the Aug. 7 elections.
Bailey retired in September 2009 as Division 8 judge.
Bailey is the only contender with a petition out for Division 1, which is now held by Judge John McCarroll.
In other election moves, Shelby County Commissioner Terry Roland has filed his petition to seek election to the new County Commission District 1, and Charles Nelson has filed to run as an independent on the August ballot in the race for Shelby County mayor.
Incumbent Shelby County Trustee David Lenoir has pulled a qualifying petition to seek re-election, starting with the May Republican primary.
Former Shelby County Schools board member Martavius Jones has pulled a petition to run in the Democratic primary for the new County Commission District 10.
Col. Gene Billingsley, who pulled a petition for County Commission District 7 in the Republican primary, has said he won't run. Billingsley announced his decision the day after former Germantown alderman Mark Billingsley was appointed to a vacancy on the current County Commission.
Gene Billingsley said his decision was based in part on not wanting there to be "more than one Billingsley on the ballot."
Meanwhile, the Shelby County Election Commission has now posted two separate lists on its website, www.shelbyvote.com, of the election activity. One is for contenders in the May county primary and independent contenders in those races. The other is for contenders in the August judicial races, Shelby County Schools board races and the state and federal primaries on the August ballot.
Timothy C. Fabian, professor and chair of the University of Tennessee Health Science Center Department of Surgery, will step down from his position as chair once his successor has been named.
Fabian has been chair of Surgery at UTHSC for more than 14 years. After he steps down as chair, he will continue to serve as a professor in the department.
A national search will begin immediately to locate highly qualified candidates who are interested in the position. The search committee is being co-chaired by Lee S. Schwartzberg, division chief of Hematology at UTHSC and medical director of the West Cancer Center; and Sandeep Samant, professor and vice chair in the UTHSC Department of Otolaryngology and division chief for Head and Neck Surgery. An external search firm that specializes in health care leadership will assist the committee.
From the outset of his career at UTHSC in 1980, Fabian's focus has been academic medicine and trauma care. He helped organize and develop one of the highest-volume trauma centers in the United States – The Elvis Presley Memorial Trauma Center in the Regional Medical Center at Memphis. His academic interests have been in both clinical and laboratory research dealing with shock and organ injury management.
Shelby County Trustee David Lenoir's office has been honored by the National Association of State Treasurers with its prestigious Pinnacle Achievement Award.
The office got that award for "excellence in financial operations and for proactive financial literacy outreach."
Tennessee state treasurer David Lillard, the current senior vice president of the association, said Lenoir has led the trustee's office "to new heights of excellence."
Gould's on the Square, a boutique salon and spa concept by Philip and David Gould, opens at Overton Square on Tuesday, Jan. 14.
The Overton Square location, at 2093 Madison Ave., will have a full-service hair salon and four treatment rooms for massage therapy and esthetics services. The salon will also offer two spa pedicure rooms and nail services.
Gould's on the Square will be open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sundays from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Another Overton Square tenant, Cardio Barre, recently opened its doors. Cardio Barre specializes in ballet-based strengthening and lengthening cardio workouts.
The Cardio Barre studio is at 2105 Madison Ave., suites 200-210, on the second floor of the former ice skating rink and Palm Court space.
The campaign manager for a group advocating for supermarket wine sales in Tennessee is leaving to become the CEO of the Greater Nashville Association of Realtors.
Jarron Springer has been president of the Tennessee Grocers & Convenience Store Association since 2005, and also leads the Red White and Food campaign pushing for the law change.
Current law keeps supermarkets and convenience stores from selling beer stronger than 5 percent by weight, which is the equivalent of about 6.5 percent in the more common measure of alcohol by volume. Anything stronger can only be sold in liquor stores, which aren't allowed to sell any items beyond booze and lottery tickets. Advocates want cities and counties to be able to hold votes on whether to allow supermarket wine sales
Prepare for "Lean In," the next generation.
The publisher of Sheryl Sandberg's million seller announced Monday that a "graduation edition" will be released in April. "Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead" will include a letter to graduating students from Sandberg and advice from a range of consultants and executives on how to find work and negotiate salaries.
Published a year ago by Alfred A. Knopf, "Lean In" was one of the year's top nonfiction books.
It sought to help women empower themselves in the workplace and inspired a nationwide conversation on women in the workforce. The new edition has an announced first printing of 200,000 copies.
Sandberg is Facebook's chief operating officer.
Dunkin' Brands said Monday that its franchisees and licensees plan to open 685 to 800 new Dunkin' Donuts and Baskin-Robbins locations globally this year.
In 2013 franchisees and licensees opened a combined 790 new Dunkin' Donuts and Baskin-Robbins worldwide.
Dunkin' Brands Group Inc. Chairman and CEO Nigel Travis said in a statement that it is still on pace for a 5 percent annual development rate for Dunkin' Donuts in the U.S. There were 371 new Dunkin' Donuts restaurants opened in the U.S. last year. The company anticipates that franchisees will open 380 to 410 new Dunkin' Donuts locations in the U.S. in 2014.
Baskin-Robbins opened four new locations in the U.S. in 2013. The company expects franchisees and licensees to open five to 10 new Baskin-Robbins locations in the U.S. in 2014.
Dunkin', whose doughnut shops are common sights on the East Coast, is working to expand in the western U.S., where it is thinly represented. The company said it has deals to open nearly 100 locations in California and is now working to sell franchises in northern California.
Overseas, Dunkin' Donuts opened 138 new restaurants abroad in 2013. Baskin-Robbins opened 277 new locations outside the U.S. last year. In 2014 the company expects to open 300 to 400 new Dunkin' Donuts and Baskin-Robbins restaurants outside the U.S.
Dunkin' Brands, based in Canton, Mass., had almost 11,000 Dunkin' Donuts and more than 7,250 Baskin-Robbins restaurants at fiscal 2013's end.
A restaurant and bar with ties to a Memphis reality television show will open later this month near Sears Crosstown.
The restaurant and bar, called FoxCee's Overton Park Bar & Grill, is being opened by the host and producer behind "Fox in tha City," which airs on WLMT-TV CW30.
Host Cheryl Burns, who goes by FoxCee on the television show, and her producer are opening the restaurant in the 2,389-square-foot building at 394 N. Watkins St. in the last week of January.
The restaurant's menu will include burgers and seafood, barbecue and chicken wings. The establishment will be open from 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Sundays through Thursdays, and from 11 a.m. to 3 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays.
The restaurant stage will feature live local music entertainment, including Top 40, blues and light-rock bands.
FoxCee's will offer free Wi-Fi and will deliver within a 3-mile radius with a five-order minimum.
Target is closing one of its Memphis stores in May, part of a nationwide series of store closings.
In a Friday, Jan. 10, update on the retailer's fourth-quarter outlook, Target announced that after "careful consideration of each location's financial performance" it was closing eight U.S. stores Saturday, May 3.
In addition to the store at 7697 Winchester Rd., Target is closing stores in West Dundee, Ill.; Las Vegas and North Las Vegas, Nev.; Duluth, Ga.; Orange Park, Fla.; and Middletown and Trotwood, Ohio. Target said employees would be given "an opportunity to transfer to a similar position at a nearby Target location."
The Winchester store, which sits on 15 acres at Winchester and Tenn. 385, has a 2013 appraisal of $12.2 million, according to the Shelby County Assessor's office.
Memphis-based Harmonyx Diagnostics has earned accreditation from the College of American Pathologists after the organization's inspectors made a recent inspection and site visit to the automated genetic-testing laboratory.
With the accreditation, Harmonyx and its holding company, Transnetyx Inc., are now part of an exclusive group of worldwide laboratories that have met the college's standards.
Transnetyx launched Harmonyx in late 2009 to address the high-growth segment of human testing for specific applications.
On Jan. 31 at 11:30 a.m., Team Mid-South, the local Transplant Games of America team that is being presented by Mid-South Transplant Foundation, Methodist Transplant Institute and Baptist Memorial Health Care Corp., will celebrate the countdown to the 2014 Transplant Games of America at Church Health Center-Wellness.
After the official unveiling of the team logo, members of Team Mid-South will sign a flag, which will then travel across the country for signatures from more than 50 participating teams. This historic moment for the local transplant community will take place during a ceremonial luncheon sponsored by Mid-South Transplant Foundation, Church Health Center and HoneyBaked Ham.
The Transplant Games of America is a multisport festival event that celebrates organ, corneal and tissue donation.
More than 3,000 participants from across the United States will travel to Houston for the five-day event July 11-15. Competitions include track and field events, swimming, cycling, volleyball, bowling, basketball and four new nontraditional events – ballroom dancing, corn hole (bean bag toss), Texas Hold 'em poker and a trivia challenge. A public 5K run/walk will launch the event to promote the need for more organ donors.
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Do you like music, delicious treats, coffee and a nice warm environment?
Final Coffee House event set
— Do you like music, delicious treats, coffee and a nice warm environment?
Then come to the last Coffee House of 2012 on Saturday, Dec. 1 from 7 to 10 p.m. at The Cooperage, 1030 Main Street in Honesdale.
It will be a night full of talent.
Kicking off the evening is Abby Millon, Honesdale High School's very own up and coming singer-songwriter. This rising star plays the guitar and sings everything from pop covers to originals.
Next in line is the fabulous Susan DeVita along with her band featuring Joseph Gioglio, Anthony Pomes and John Tabacco. They'll delight you with acoustic folk, blues, a little jazz and a whole lot of style.
Wrapping up the night is Dough Rogers and the Hoy Polloy, featuring Chip Forelli, Doug Rogers and Marc Switko. You will not be disappointed.
Freshly baked pumpkin pie and coffee cake will be available for purchase along with fantastic coffee, fair-trade hot cocoa and hot tea. Donations gratefully accepted.
The Cooperage is operated by The Cooperage Project, a non-profit organization that seeks to build community through arts, education, and good times. For more information visit www.thecooperageproject.org or call 570-253-2020.


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Posted on November 25, 2009
It is the time of year to give thanks, and I thought I would list just a few of the things I'm thankful for this November.
1. I work at one of the finest research libraries in the Western Hemisphere, which contains great quantities of aged and esoteric books no one else has room for, should I ever wish to finish up my research about Nostradamus and the bunny rabbits.
2. I work with people who can discourse on epistemology and/or recite all the lyrics from the Bugs Bunny version of the overture to the Barber of Seville.
3. I have a job for which I am peculiarly suited, which is important, as I am suited to virtually nothing else. (My career suitability test in high school suggested I become a cab driver. I did not do this. That's something YOU should be thankful about.)
4. I get to meet all kinds of people I wouldn't meet otherwise, AND go through their book collections. (No, I promised I wouldn't tell anybody about that boxful you sent over with the inflatable cello.)
5. I get to meet all kinds of books I wouldn't meet otherwise. (Remind me to blog sometime about the lady who enhanced hers with glitter.)
6. I get to take these books and pass them along to other people who will treasure them, and these people give me money for the library mentioned in number 1 so it can pay the people mentioned in number 2 (and, incidentally, number 3, so I can continue with 4, 5, and 6.)
My thanks to you, too. If you're reading this blog, you're probably involved in at least one of the preceding six. (And don't spend all that money on cranberry gel that you should be saving to buy copies of I Was a Teenage Norwegian next July.)


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canaan wrote:Lol round 1
Digitalgypsy66 wrote:Sens in 6.
Competent coaching, better overall talent than the Islanders, and a better goaltender will end the Pens' season. And Spezza might be back, too.
KG wrote:Bylsma better have his coaching hat on. Paul MacLean is a legit coach that gets a lot out of his team...
I'm looking forward to seeing the posts about HCDB getting out coached : O
penmyst wrote:I think this one goes 7, and I think Ottawa wins it.
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Wonder how many Q I'm gonna get now about my injury. Lol #whocares #oldnews #playtowin
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H&M cropped silk jacket | Zara fit & flare dress | Zara court heel with metal cap | Zara tri-colour clutch
I am sure most prefer symmetry in weather's patterns, but I would much rather be skipping around in warmer weather than being cooped up inside calculating winter's angles and circumference. I have never been much of a geometry person (more like algebra and calculus for me, yes I was a math nerd) so basic shapes such as this tri-coloured clutch are as a geometric as I am going to get. It is full of 90 degree angled patterns galore for all the geometry fanatics out there. But what really delights me are these capped toe heels. After purchasing my first pair from Zara, they just had to keep my heart palpitating by stocking their spring collection with two more different pairs. Yes, as you can detect, I bought those two as well. These yellow beauties are one of the outcomes of my capped-toe heel affection. My wardrobe is overflowing with the numerous shoes I have been buying lately, so I may have to be kind on it and ease up a bit. Do not worry, I will not be projecting the actual volume of my closet. Perhaps, I will take on a less daunting task, such as the Pythagorean theorem or of something similar in nature.


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Small fire causes $2M damage at Lehi Costco
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Man robs movie theater's concession stand
01/03/2013 7:10amPolice are reviewing surveillance video in the search for a man who robbed the concession stand of a movie theater in Sugar House late Wednesday night.
Price changes predicted for 2013
01/03/2013 8:40amIs this the year you're finally going to get that flat screen TV? Are you hoping lower gas prices stick around? No matter what your economic goals are, be aware that price changes are predicted for 2013.
Dog rescued from hoarder given life-saving operation
01/03/2013 9:20amOne of the 149 dogs rescued in November from an Ogden man with good intentions is back on her feet after a life-saving surgery.
New options for grad school program
01/03/2013 9:46amPeople who oversee a program that helps low income students get into graduate school have added some new options for the students they serve.
Utah graduation rate hits 78% overall; disparity among minorities
01/03/2013 2:36pmUtah's high school graduation rate continues to climb, according to new year-end data released by the Utah State Office of Education.
Woman allegedly robbed at knife-point taken to hospital with minor injuries
01/03/2013 4:20pmA woman was injured after a man allegedly robbed her at knife-point.
Hostess shutdown puts Utah WIC in bread bind
01/03/2013 4:54pmThe Hostess shutdown did more than just cut off Twinkie supplies - Utah officials say it put a state-run nutrition program in a Wonder Bread bind.
Workshop taps into spatial-visual strengths of children with autism
01/03/2013 5:47pmThe University of Utah's iSTAR educational program focuses on children with autism; specifically teaching them how to use computers for 3-D modeling.
District gives go-ahead to perform edited version of 'All Shook Up'
01/03/2013 7:09pmJordan School District reversed their decision to cancel Herriman High School's production of "All Shook Up" after receiving permission to edit the play's "sexually suggestive" content.
Tooele helping walkers stay active during cold months
01/03/2013 7:12pmTooele County is doing something it has never done before.
'You can't hurt me' girl tells abusive mother at parole hearing
01/03/2013 7:31pmA Vernal woman imprisoned for physically abusing her children received no mercy from the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole. During the hearing, one of her other abused children made the rare move of addressing the prisoner.
Instances of flu on the rise; doctors urge flu vaccination
01/03/2013 7:43pmHospitals along the Wasatch Front are reporting a spike in the number of people who are being hospitalized for the flu. One death in Utah County is even being blamed on the flu.
Jordan School District creates contest to increase parent volunteers
01/03/2013 8:12pmThe Jordan School District has developed a fun way to increase parent involvement in the classroom. The volunteers are being rewarded a pizza party with the students.
At least 200 stranded when FrontRunner train breaks down
01/03/2013 9:55pmA breakdown on a southbound FrontRunner train stranded or delayed hundreds of commuters in the cold Thursday evening.
Killer's journals shedding new light on West Wendover homicide
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Utahns making time to rise above the haze
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Stomach flu outbreak sickens 250 at Provo MTC
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Sticking with the hangover effect... not from games, from alcohol. anyone, besides me, play a D1 sport hungover.....uggghhhh, red bull, jacked 3D, and Xenadrine (back when it was good) only last 2 qtrs, 4 innings, 2 periods, etc...
pass rush will be solid in 1st half, but fatigue will kick in.
Originally Posted by NOYC: Im from Fresno and have watched every game this year with high hopes.. When the Doggs could barely get by Rutgers a subpar team in OT, a 1 point win to a Boise St., a one TD win over Haiwai, a lucky missed FG by San Diego St. to win it and a a$$ whipping by San Jose St. THERE IS NO WAY THEY WILL WIN AGAINST USC OR COVER THE +6!!! USC will pressure Derek so much his NFL value will drop when he is exposed how he reacts to pressure being in his face the whole game!!! USC -6 !!
Defense wins games and USC has it. What I saw onYoutube of the Fresno highlights, I don't think Fresno can keep USC 's offense off the field. Fresno's D is pathetic. The same DB's will start and will give up huge gains to USC. USC should win easily the samw way San Jose did.
My initial thought on this game was quite simple. USC is not going to get embarrassed in this game. Even if they had no coach on the sidelines. Did you see Fresno playing against Utah St? They barely covered that game. Coach going for it on every fourth down regardless of where his position was on the field. The coach is a moron, he must of left 5 field goals off of that game that he could have easily gotten but instead went for it and failed the majority of the time. What do you think he is going to do if he gets into a hole against trojans? He will squander field position and the coach himself will help turn the ball over on downs. USC's defense could beat them by themselves without the offense hitting the field. BLOW OUT CITY!! USC and I am leaning on the under.
Nice punt but 2 bad, USC will cover! Surprisingly for me, but took the over , need 7 more!!!


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It's been a busy week sorting out the garden and shop, so I'd like to share a garden visit from a recent trip.
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