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Haverhill and Lawrence are receiving $100,000 each from the state’s Greening the Gateway Cities Implementation Grant Program to plant hundreds of trees.
Haverhill will plant 300 trees and hand out educational brochures about the benefits of a healthy tree canopy and tree care, while Groundwork Lawrence plants 350 trees in the South Lawrence West neighborhood, impacted by the Columbia Gas line explosion, and the Tower Hill neighborhood.
The state program aims to help communities “build resilience and mitigate the harms of the climate crisis” by supporting tree plantings in Gateway Cities across Massachusetts
“Recently, I got my hands dirty in Malden planting trees. I saw firsthand the tremendous benefits the Greening the Gateway Cities Program has on communities,” said Gov. Maura Healey. “Our administration is proud to announce we’re investing in our future by creating more tree canopy in Gateway Cities across Massachusetts to ensure we are providing healthy and livable communities for generations to come.”
The program is a partnership between the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs, the Department of Conservation and Recreation’s Urban and Community Forestry Program, Department of Energy Resources and the Department of Housing and Community Development along with Gateway Cities and local grassroots organizations. Officials said these tree planting efforts help decrease energy use, reduce flooding from stormwater runoff and improve the quality of life in these cities.
In addition, Groundwork Lawrence is receiving an additional $20,000 to conduct door-to-door canvassing, literature mailings and tabling at community events to raise awareness of tree planting the Haverhill tree planting zone and communicate the benefits of urban canopy.


She shot a final round 70 to finish three shots ahead of Kristy McPherson, Jiyai Shin, Suzann Pettersen, and Jee Young Lee.
Wie opened Sunday tied for the lead at minus ten with Shin. Both golfers made an early bogey to fall back to minus nine.
This allowed Pettersen, Lee, and a red hot Kyeong Bae to get within one of the lead.
On the 8th hole, Wie got the lead to herself and never was tied again. She made a birdie putt from less than ten feet as Shin couldn’t get it up and down from a bunker. Michelle was up by two with ten holes to go.
Wie birdied holes 13, 14, and 15 to open up a four-shot lead. The 13th and 14th holes were par 5′s. Shin and Wie both made birdie from less than ten feet. On the 14th Wie hit her second shot into a greenside bunker and made a mediocre sand shot. No problem- Wie ran in a twenty footer for birdie as Shin scrambled for par. Her third birdie was a chip-in from just off the back of the green. She made a great par on 16 after a bad drive and an approach shot into a bunker. She did make a three-putt bogey on 17 but 18 was a safe walk in the park for her. A good drive and approach, two putts for par and the victory. Wie now has two LPGA Tour wins, but neither happened in the United States. Her first win was the Lorena Ochoa Invitational in Mexico last enough.
Curiously enough my family ate the exact same dinner, Chicken Parmesan served with Penne pasta, when Wie won both her tournaments. I make this dinner on average about every six weeks, but usually not with Penne. If Michelle Wie reads this, she may ask me to make of this food when she’s in contention. Cue the sarcastic laughter.
Today’s win was as impressive as her first. She played steady golf and made timely birdies. A television announcer said the win will put Wie at #7 in the Rolex rankings which are already a crowded fight for #1.
*- Will Golf World magazine put Wie on its cover this week? Ai Miyazato has won 5 LPGA tournaments this year, Yani Tseng won two major championships, but GW never once put them on the cover. Instead we the magazine’s subscribers got to see Anthony Kim and Arjun Atwel featured.
I think Golf World won’t take a pass on a Wie cover but its editors and writers have proved to be dumb and clueless before and they could do it again.
*- At no time during the golf broadcast was a mention made of the cheating controversy I blogged about today and yesterday. This is a little surprising because announcer Judy Rankin has been known to check the internet and make mention of something she read.
*- Suzann Pettersen again couldn’t make birdie putts when in contention. She had four or five good to very good chances at least for birdie today.
*- LPGA’s live scoring had Jee Young Lee making an eagle on ten and pulling to one behind Wie. It was a mistake, Lee only made a birdie. Lee’s run at the title was spoiled by back to back bogeys on 11 and 12.
*- Will Jiyai Shin retake #1 in the Rolex rankings? She, Ai Miyazato, and Cristie Kerr are closely grouped and Shin finished 2nd today where as her rivals finished T15 and T8 respectively.
Shin remains #4 in the world rankings behind Ai Miyazato, Cristie Kerr, and Suzann Pettersen.
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Global Range: (<100 square km (less than about 40 square miles)) This subspecies is native to and still occurs in the Little Kern River drainage, Tulare County, California; it occurs above the falls on the lower river (Moyle 2002).
Historically, the Little Kern golden trout occupied approximately 160 kilometers of the Little Kern River and its tributaries (Moyle 2002). By 1973, the range was greatly reduced to five headwater streams (upper Soda Springs Creek, Deadman Creek, lower wet meadows creek, Willow Creek, and Fish Creek), and an introduced population in Coyote Creek, or approximately 10 percent of the historical range (Christenson 1984, Moyle 2002). Between 1974 and 1995, a series of chemical treatments were conducted in an effort to remove introgressed Little Kern golden trout populations throughout the basin. Little Kern golden trout were then reintroduced from a few local donor populations, yet introgressed populations continue to persist in the Little Kern River drainage (Stephens 2007). The current range of the Little Kern golden trout is therefore difficult to ascertain because restocked populations continue to exhibit rainbow trout alleles at low, moderate and even high levels (USFWS 2011). The most recent genetic evidence suggests that the least genetically compromised Little Kern golden trout populations (exhibiting between 0-2 percent introgression levels) exist in Upper North Fork Clicks Creek, Upper Clicks Creek, Trout Meadow Creek, Little Kern River above Broder's cabin, and Little Kern River above Wet Meadow Creek (Stephens 2007, 2010), With the exception of Coyote Creek, a stream immediately adjacent to the Little Kern River drainage, no known populations of Little Kern golden trout occur outside of the Little Kern River watershed (C. McGuire, personal communication, 2011, cited by USFWS 2011).
endemic to a single state or province
Regularity: Regularly occurring
Type of Residency: Year-round
Length: 31 cm
Habitat Type: Freshwater
Comments: Small, clear, cool, swift-flowing streams (Matthews and Moseley 1990). Little Kern golden trout require cool, oxygenated water with significant clean gravel for reproduction (USFWS 2011).
Non-Migrant: No. All populations of this species make significant seasonal migrations.
Locally Migrant: No. No populations of this species make local extended movements (generally less than 200 km) at particular times of the year (e.g., to breeding or wintering grounds, to hibernation sites).
Locally Migrant: No. No populations of this species make annual migrations of over 200 km.
Comments: Food primarily aquatic insects.
Number of Occurrences
Note: For many non-migratory species, occurrences are roughly equivalent to populations.
Estimated Number of Occurrences: 1 - 20
Comments: Current distribution of pure Little Kern golden trout is limited to a few small populations (USFWS 2011).
2500 - 10,000 individuals
Comments: Due to both inconsistent count methodology and incorrect assumptions concerning the level of hybridization, the current abundance of the Little Kern golden trout cannot be determined (USFWS 2011). However, based on occupied stream kilometers and typical densities (see USFWS 2011), the overall population likely is at least several thousand.
Life History and Behavior
Spawns usually in late June; males are sexually mature in about two years, females in three years (Matthews and Moseley 1990).
NatureServe Conservation Status
Rounded Global Status Rank: T2 - Imperiled
Reasons: Small range in the Little Kern River drainage, Tulare County, California; protection and restoration have improved status, but still affected by and vulnerable to detrimental introductions of other salmonids.
National NatureServe Conservation Status
Rounded National Status Rank: N2 - Imperiled
Global Short Term Trend: Relatively stable (=10% change)
Comments: Trend over the past 10 years or three generations is uncertain, but distribution and abundance probably have been relatively stable.
Global Long Term Trend: Decline of 50-90%
Comments: Prior to federal listing, unhybridized populations of this subspecies were reduced to about 10 percent of the original 160 km of stream (Moyle 2002). The presence of hybrid trouts in the native range of this subspecies is still a problem (Moyle 2002, USFWS 2011).
Degree of Threat: Medium
Comments: The principal cause of decline was hybridization with introduced coastal rainbow trout; other causes of decline included competition with non-native salmonids such as brook trout, and habitat degradation from logging and grazing practices (Christenson 1978, Moyle 2002). Mining and logging currently are not regarded as significant threats, but livestock grazing may be affecting some populations (USFWS 2011).
The most recent genetic studies, using both mitochondrial and nuclear DNA, suggest that while some populations show low levels of introgression, others continue to show moderate levels (Stephens 2007, Stephens and May 2010). With respect to the moderate and high levels of hybridization, Upper Mountaineer Creek, Alpine Creek, Jacobson Creek, South Mountaineer Creek, Shotgun Creek, Peck's Canyon Creek, Lion Creek, Tamarack Creek, Little Kern River at Burnt Corral, Lower Maggie Lake, and Silver Lake all provide serious concerns for the genetic integrity of the Little Kern golden trout (USFWS 2011).
Hybridization with introduced rainbow trout is still a threat (Moyle 2002). There is a constant threat from introductions of other salmonids by disgruntled anglers.
Due to reduced genetic variation, Little Kern golden trout populations may be particularly vulnerable to stochastic events and/or changing habitat conditions associated with climate change (USFWS 2011). Predicted outcomes of climate change imply that negative impacts on trout will occur through increases in stream temperatures, decreases in stream flow, and broader changes to the stream hydrograph (USFWS 2011).
This fish can withstand light use of streams by humans. Recreational use associated with trails and route proliferation does not appear to be a threat at this time (USFWS 2011).
Global Protection: Few to several (1-12) occurrences appropriately protected and managed
Comments: Most occurrences are in the Golden Trout Wilderness of Sequoia National Forest. Smaller areas are in either Sequoia National Park or the Sequoia National Forest. The main channel and tributary streams of the Little Kern River have been designated as Critical Habitat.
Relevance to Humans and Ecosystems
Stewardship Overview: Restoration efforts have focused primarily on removing introgressed populations and non-native salmonids and constructing fish barriers to prevent upstream movement of non-native fishes.(USFWS 2011). Introduced populations of brook and rainbow trout have been greatly reduced via chemical treatments in the Little Kern drainage, and it is unlikely that brown trout occupy the drainage due to effective fish barriers on the Little Kern River. However, chemical treatments used to eradicate these fishes ended in 1995 and more recent data on the distribution of these introduced fishes in the Little Kern River and its tributaries are not currently available (USFWS 2011).
Revised Fishery Management Plan for the Little Kern golden trout requires: 1) periodic habitat surveys of instream, riparian, and greater landscape processes, 2) restoration of damaged habitat in portions of Fish Creek, Lion creek, Grey Meadow Creek, Coffin Meadow, Round Meadow, Jug Spring, Clicks Creek and other areas as needed and where feasible, 3) resource monitoring programs at five representative sites through periodic sampling of abiotic and biotic factors, and 4) acquisition of land area within the critical habitat boundary when possible (USFWS 2011).
USFWS (2011) made the following recommendations for conservation actions over the next five years:
1. Update the current Fishery Management Plan with a formal genetics management plan for the Little Kern River drainage with specific actions that increase genetic diversity and restore pure populations of Little Kern golden trout throughout their entire historical range. Regularly monitor Little Kern golden trout population trends throughout the drainage as guided by the most recent genetic information. If Little Kern golden trout hatchery programs are reinitiated, ensure facilities are entirely separated from rainbow trout production programs.
2. Initiate a systematic habitat monitoring program in the Little Kern drainage that regularly (every five years) assesses stream conditions throughout the drainage, including both abiotic (temperature, water quality, bank stabilization, sediment distribution, riparian vegetation recruitment, etc.) and biotic (macroinvertebrate surveys and Little Kern golden trout population surveys) factors. More sensitive stream sites, such as those located in the Little Kern and Jordan grazing allotments should be monitored more regularly (every two years).
3. Install and regularly maintain riparian fencing on streams in the Little Kern and Jordan grazing allotments, especially those in low gradient meadow reaches such as Lion, Grey, and Loggy meadows.
4. Regularly evaluate the structural integrity of stream barriers and their ability to inhibit the dispersal of non-native salmonids throughout the Little Kern River drainage (especially during high water years) and make improvements where necessary. Assess the benefits of barriers in terms of preventing non-native salmonid dispersal and compare with the potential genetic costs of these barriers in terms of reducing gene flow between naturally occurring populations of Little Kern golden trout.
Names and Taxonomy
Comments: Berg (1987) concluded that the two recognized subspecies of "O. aguabonita" are more closely related to the Kern River rainbow trout (O. mykiss gilberti) than they are to each other; hence they were regarded as subspecies of O. mykiss (followed by Moyle et al. 1989). The 1991 AFS checklist (Robins et al. 1991) and Page and Burr (1991) continued to recognize aguabonita and mykiss as separate species, but they did not comment upon the findings of Berg (1987). Behnke (1992) grouped the Kern and Little Kern golden trout as one subspecies (gilberti) of O. mykiss. He stated that they could be recognized as separate subspecies (gilberti and whitei, respectively) provided they are kept together in the same species (O. mykiss). Behnke indicated that whitei may be indistinguishable from gilberti. Behnke (2002) treated these forms as three subspecies: Golden Trout Creek golden trout or California golden trout (O. mykiss aguabonita), Kern River rainbow trout (O. mykiss gilberti), and Little Kern River golden trout (O. mykiss whitei).
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Cyberselfish: A Critical Romp Through the Terribly Libertarian Culture of High-Tech
Cyberselfish: A Critical Romp Through the Terribly Libertarian Culture of High-Tech by Random House Audio at Spring Brook Audio. Hurry! Limited time offer. Offer valid only while supplies last. In Cyberselfish Borsook journeys through and rants about high tech culture, profiling the worlds of ravers, gilders, cypherpunks,
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Lena Dunham's 'Saturday Night Live' Lost Beyoncé Dance Routine Sketch is All Too Real
Well if this isn't exactly like 90% of the "hey wanna see this dance I learned?"-based conversations I've had in my life! In a just-released unaired sketch from this past weekend's Lena Dunham-hosted Saturday Night Live , Vanessa Bayer, Kate McKinnon, and Aidy Bryant recreate what far too many girls are likely to have encountered at one point in their life. That day your friend "learns" a "dance" to a song and wants to show it off. Clearly, hilarity ensues.
After queuing up Beyoncé's song "Partition" on Bryant's phone, Bayer deadpans her way through a hilarious attempt to recreate the dance that she was taught at her Equinox hip hop dance class earlier in the day. Though the ladies are clearly less than enthused — and already deep into a conversation about Dunham's HBO show, Girls — that doesn't stop her from her, uh, I guess we'll call that trying to dance? After receiving a bit of push back from the ladies, Bayer gets temperamental. "Can you just like, shut up, guys, because I'm going to do the dance. Just like, be an audience. OK."
We don't want to give the whole of the sketch away — it's much better when it's experienced in all its all-too-real glory — but some choice lines come at the end (to say nothing of McKinnon's interpretation of Bey's other song, "Drunk in Love"). Particularly when Bryant quips, "No arms at all?" To which Dunham follows up with a "She didn't teach you anything to do with your arms? This is Beyoncé's dance?" It's just, well, gold, really. We're sort of sad it didn't make it to air, but we're glad we have it here and now.

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London City Airport
The London City airport lies at a distance of about 85 km from the city of London. Thousands of passengers commute via London City Airport making it one of the efficient airports in the city. For its popularity, it is one of the most accessed airports throughout the year. It has a clean and tidy infrastructure facilitating many amenities and important services. It has a single 4948 ft long runaway. The lavish and large airport is the life of travelling in the city
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Navi Collaborates with Duble Sidekick and returns with new song Gone Too Far!
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Navi is back with a new collaboration with Duble Sidekick titled Gone Too Far. The song is about the confusion women have of men. Check out the music video below and let us know your thoughts!


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Visit the site of Dred Scott’s historic slavery trial. Begun in 1847, the case focused national attention on the slavery issue, and is considered one of the flashpoints for the start of the Civil War. Copies of court records, period newspaper articles and other artifacts of the case are on display in the second floor rotunda gallery, and groups can participate in reenactment of the infamous trial held in one of the restored courtrooms.
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Beautiful building inside and out. A must see if visiting the Arch. A bit of a somber tone, due to the ruling of the Dred Scott case (1857), which stated that African-Americans are not citizens, but it's nice to see how far we've come since then.
This was a pleasant find when visiting St. Louis. It was enlightening to visit a courthouse where such a historic case was decided. We definately did not dedicate enough time in our schedule to fully explore the courthouse and will have to visit it again in the future.
As out of towners you just have to go up in the arch right? We enjoyed it and it's one of those things you can say you did. Would my life be okay without it...sure. The ride to the top is a little freaky. The view to the east isn't pretty (industrial) but the west is breathtaking. The park and grassy area would be perfect to picnic on during warmer weather. The gift shop has great material on all tjingse Civil War and westward expansion.
This place is fairly interesting. Nice movie on the first floor and you can go almost all the way to the top of the dome.
Nice museum, especially for free. So cool to walk the same steps as Dred and Harriet Scott in pursuit of their freedom prior to the Civil War.
As a stl native this place is great I worked in the arch and have been to the courthouse plenty of times. The history is astonishing!
Historic and right near the St. Louis Arch.
The Old Courthouse is part of the entire Saint Louis Arch historical area. It's a very interesting place to be in with a lot of history, and this combined with the Arch is a place I plan on bringing my little boy as we come through Saint Louis as we head back west.
Fun experience that gives a decent history of St Louis
It's worth a quick.visit if you are in the area. Pretty impressive architecture
I think this would've been more fun if it wasn't also handling everything for the arch
Lovely building, nice exhibits. The old courthouse is in excellent condition.
Cool old building with lots of historical information. Fun to wander around in.
Great museum! A must before the arch tour.
Impressive architecture, friendly staff, and interesting history.
This was a very cool little museum, can't wait to see it after the construction. Don't forget to get your Arch tickets here!
I love history because you can walk in the same places and get a feel for the events that have shaped our country. Standing in the same room as the Dred Scot trial really brings the trial to life.
There is such an unbelievable amount of history here at this Old Courthouse, 11 N 4th St, St. Louis, MO 63102. When in St. Louis make time to come and tour this and read everything to see how important it was in our countries history.
Cool to go inside and visit if you're walking around the city
If you enjoy history this is worth checking out.
I have been to the ST. Louis Arch a few times but because of the construction on that site, we had to go to the Old Court House for tickets. It was a wonderful detour. I didn't know all the history of that courthouse and the interior was beautiful. I recommend bringing the kids to see this piece of history.
As a fan of John Grisham I love visiting sites like this. This was a random stop to see the arch and I was not expecting everything that was in there! Lots of interesting history. Great artwork and architecture. It can get a bit hot so be sure to come on cooler days.
Very nice courthouse across the arch. You can park off street for $1.50 / hr or at the garage for $5. Worth to check it out
Lots of history, great architecture. We were there for the George Washington ball, the dancers in period clothing was lots of fun!
A great place for history buffs interested in the early days of St. Louis. Displays, pictures, and artifacts mske up the exhibits. A large gallery tells the story of the Dred Scott connection to St. Louis, as well as the whole issue of slavery during the time of the middle of the 19th century. Well worth a visit.
This place was beautiful. I loved the atmosphere and it was spaced out perfectly. I highly recommend this place if you want something fun and free!
forgotten STL gem. Nice museum and such history. you can climb 3 levels up and get a real feel for the charm of the building which is one of the oldest downtown. Took in laws there and had a great time. Nice shop too with some great books.
Currently you have to go to the old courthouse to buy tickets for the arch. Assuming that doesn't change it's a great way to do two things at once. Get your arch passes and then stick around and view the amazing architecture as we as the deep, entering history of the city, it's streets. And it's monuments. Fun and educational at the same time.
Love the old courthouse. Tons of great history, architecture and exhibits. Security is a bit lacking as we were cased by three different people who were intent on mugging us. If you go, just remember to keep an eye out for suspicious characters.
Great place to see. Information everywhere. They were even holding a meeting while we were there! I love how you can walk around almost the whole court house!
Courthouse was good. The Arch is under restorations. It will be awesome when it gets finished.
Beautiful architecture in old courthouse. Don't skip over this jem. Courthouse of Dred Scott Decision. Free tourist attraction.
Arch needs to be free again! Boo.
Excited were nice. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable. 6 yr old enjoyed all the displays and architecture.
Stand in the middle of the court house has some really neat acoustics. and gorgeous architecture
Courthouse is the historically significant but boring... Arch is ok and the museum inside is worth seeing.
Fun place! Great place for the entire family! You can ride to the top and also enjoy a fantastic museum at the bottom of the arch. Lots to do around the arch as well
Here's where I bought tickets to the Arch. Cool looking city hall type building with helpful staff.
Such a fun experience riding the tram to the top. Great views bring your camera Be sure to tour the Dred and Harriet Scott exhibit in the old court house. Area around is currently under construction so leave enough time to find parking.
The park grounds of the Arch are under construction but still accessible as of Oct, 2016- don't miss the Old Courthouse nearby.
History bluffs paradise. So much to see and learn the history that can really amaze an person with the deepest touch. The old court rooms and the top dome can make an photographer stay all day. I personally recommend everybody to go there.
Don't fret about the construction--it will be done soon enough, and then the park will be even better than before! A lot of folks don't realize that the Old Courthouse is part of the park, and that there are some fascinating displays inside. Be sure to allow time to see both that building and the Arch. Once all construction is said and done, the easiest thing to do is park in the Kiener East garage at Broadway and Pine, walk over to the Old Courthouse, then walk down to the Arch.
Great place to visit alone or with the family. Very helpful and informative staff. Lots of great pictures for the album /scrapbook.
Great job by the National Park Service. Hope they receive all of the funding they need and deserve.
They were celebrating George Washington's birthday and the workers were Period dressed, and they demonstrated Period dancing engaging the public to join in the dance. Very informative and fun.
Very pretty building. Loved the history, but they need to start some restorations if they want to keep it around.
Great place to see some history. Beautifully built and excellent maintenance work. You can pickup tickets for the Arch and buy some cool gifts.
What a great place to begin your visit to St Louis! Fantastic help with recommendations, tickets, information and local attractions. Lots of history and a great gift shop, too.
Yet another place of historic value in St. Louis. The place is a museum and has the visitor's center for the Gateway Arch and thus serves as a starting point to the Gateway Arch, which is right opposite to this monument. The building is now part of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial. If you go up the stairs, you can see a couple of old circuit courts.
This is a must see place. Absolutely beautiful. Very clean and workers were eager to help and knowledgeable.
Absolutely beautiful historic building that everyone should visit at least once. It is not far from the Gateway Arch or the Old Cathedral so one could make an afternoon of visiting all three.
At least during Summer 2017, the Old Courthouse served as the gateway to the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial and the Gateway Arch. Clearly, the National Park Service is hard at work renovating the area for tourists. The construction makes it a bit tight in some places, so that may make some hallways inaccessible, but they're doing their best indoors. I'm sure it will be a five-star establishment when finished. For now, spend some time in the rotunda examining the gorgeous construction and display of American flags. Outside, the grounds and surrounding trails are clean and well-marked. We parked on one of the side streets in the pedestrian mall opposite the Old Courthouse and had plenty of time to explore during our 90-minute stay.
Much less crowded than the Arch, with still great impact on our country's judicial history. Rarely do we remember our history of the things we got wrong.
Worth the visit if you like history. Woman at the gift shop was fantastic, really loves her job and chatting with customers.
Beautiful structure, friendly staff. We had a great tour with Nancy, she does the mock Dred Scott trial but not enough folks to do it so we basically got a personal tour, absolutely great! Thanks Nancy
Great place to visit and learn about the building's history, especially Dred Scott decision, and now (maybe since the Jefferson Westward Expansion under the Gateway Arch is closed for renovations?) there are also exhibits about St Louis' early history and it's' role in westward expansion.
Mysterious place. Definitely deserves to spend time to walk in. Specially if you like Dan Brown type of books you can find so many secret elements as symbols, paintings and architecture itself.
Do you know that Jefferson National Expansion Memorial actually consists of the Gateway Arch, the Museum of Westward Expansion, and St. Louis' Old Courthouse?
Where you stand is actually St. Louis' Old Courthouse! As one of the oldest standing buildings in St. Louis, it begun in 1839. Here is the place to hold the first two trials of the famous Dred Scott case in 1847 and 1850.
Today, as the landmark, here is the great museum presented the history of the city of St. Louis and restored courtrooms.
A really gorgeous St. Louis icon. It’s sad the shameful history of the Dred Scott decision that was handed down here. We have come a long way since then but still have so much work to do. It’s important to remember the terrible mistakes of the past to prevent them from happening again. Glad that my city has turned this into a Monument to freedom and a sobering reminder of our unfree past.
Another great place in St Louis worth a visit and learn about history. O also liked the grounds in front of the building.
Lots of history here. You can spend as little or as much time here as there's lots to see for those that are interested.
The Dred Scott exhibit was very good. A constantly running film presented the story very well. I learned a lot.
My family enjoyed a restored court room on the second floor. It is not handicapped accessible.
The old Courthouse is handicapped accessible by a lift from the west side only.
We didn't explore the westward expansion exhibit today but saved it for the next visit.
Skillfully renovated to preserve it's historic beauty. The area offers many photo opportunities such as City Hall, federal courthouse, the Arch, Jefferson Memorial expansion park, the Mississippi Riverfront and Ballpark Village which includes the stadium. In this mix of attractions are a multitude of bars, restaurants and hotels.
Great spot to come in and see some of the exhibits about the history of the expansion in the West. Also you can pick up tickets for the Gateway Arch here as well. They even had a live demonstration and music when I went which was cool. Also offers great views of the Arch.
A lovely old building downtown not far from the Gateway Arch. It was also the place we picked up our tickets to go up into the arch. The interior of this building is very impressive and worth a quick walk through.
The rangers inside the courthouse were extremely friendly and knowledgable. They showed us a cool trick in the middle of the central hall - ask them so they show you, too! The Dred Scott museum was fascinating. You will learn the true story of Dred Scott's case, which is much different than what the history books at school tell you!
Rich with beautiful history and Rangers that narrates stories of Dred Scott with exhibits explaining his journey this is a great place to take a family
While only a city/county courthouse , the interior of the dome rivals many State capitals. There is a circle in the floor, laid in 1854, where your voice dramatically increases in volume due to the curved walls and dome. There are visual tricks made by the architect which caused me to believe that the dome is higher than it really is. All in all, this is a hidden jewel.
This is a cool courthouse. What is really neat is that the gift shop does not charge tax....so you can save money by buying some souvenirs in the courthouse, instead of the arch. Another neat thing is that the courthouse and the arch are right across the street from each other.
Excellent museum and great visitor center! Helpful staff and guides available for assistance! A must see for history and culture!
Was a wonderful tour thru this old building. A must see!
The Old Courthouse is a beautiful and fascinating building and by far the highlight of my visit to St Louis. There are many very informative displays throughout, and the architecture and artwork of the building itself are breathtaking. I was particularly moved by the fact that this is the building where Dred Scott himself stood and plead his case for freedom. It's well worth a visit, and FREE!
Operated by the National Parks Service in downtown St. Louis, the Old Courthouse is a Federal style building was completed in 1828 and is most noted for being the location of the landmark Dred Scott case in 1846. After years of court battles, the U.S. Supreme Court in 1857 ruled against the Scotts, saying they did not have grounds as citizens to sue. Today the courtrooms and offices house exhibits on life in St. Louis throughout the years, plus of course the Scott case.
A very beautiful and historic building right in the heart of downtown Saint Louis. The museum exhibits here are still being fleshed out but it is still well worth a visit. It is very interesting place to go to and see. The atrium is beautiful!
The Old Courthouse has been turned into a museum about St. Louis. It is free. We were tired, so we didn't stay long. There are steep stairs to the second floor, and no elevator. After visiting so many other sites, I felt the history was starting to repeat. But it would be a great starting point or a helpful place for someone wanting in-depth information.
This is a great place to take people who like history. The staff is always great. Only the down stairs in accessible by wheelchair but they are planning to put in a elevator.
Really cool! Lots of history here and some interactive events (that we didn't get to participate in because we didn't plan for it) like a public participation trial.
Beautiful historic building with a few museum areas inside. You can go up three floors into the dome to admire the paintings and architecture.
Actually, I was surprised to see a monument dedicated to Dred Scott who, in 1846, unsuccessfully sued his master for his freedom. The suit became so infamous until the Scott family was freed by other means in 1856.
Thank you so much to give us the chance to see the old courthouse .It was so fun thanks
Incredible history stored inside there. You will be transported to the past and the see what the legal system was like way back when. Amazing documents from Times Gone by. The lawmakers thoughts and attitudes are encapsuled in many of the pictures writings and legal documents. A must see for history and legal Buffs alike
Beautiful old building with lots of interesting history. The exhibits were informative and well curated.
We spoke to an older gentleman who works there for nearly an hour. He took so much pride in his city and workplace. He shared all kinds of stories that really gave our visit to the courthouse a special twist.
Love to see the history don't care for the outside riffraff but I don't think it was or is their fault it's dangerous downtown
A sight to see and experience. Educational and lots of history as you walk through and read about the Scott case and slave trades here in St. Louis. A great place to teach your kids this history that they barely touch on in school.
So much history in one tiny building. Love it! Would recommend if anyone is interested in a history lesson.
Beautiful historic building. Make sure you visit the inside as well.
Beautiful building outside and inside as well! Great place to bring your kids for the history lesson, and of course to educate yourself. On the day of our visit the guide was dressed up, so it felt like history actually came alive. Do not overlook it, the Gateway arch right behind the courthouse. Start with a little schooling and finish at the top of the arch! That's what we did, and enjoyed it all the way!
The Old St. Louis County Courthouse was built as a combination federal and state courthouse in St. Louis, Missouri. Missouri's tallest habitable building from 1864 to 1894, it is now part of Gateway Arch National Park and operated by the National Park Service for historical exhibits and events
So I may be a law nerd, but I loved this place! Beautiful interior and a great history lesson about Dred Scott. Go spend 30 minutes here when you go to the Arch. There is a gift shop and restroom inside and you tour at your own pace, but there is a park ranger there to answer questions if you wish. A perfect combination of historically important and architecturally beautiful. The location is convenient too.
A really interesting place to learn about a court case which changed America. The building is beyond beautiful and the whole experience is gratifying. I would suggest a stop by, especially for history nuts!
This historic site it the site of the Dread Scott case. The inside is absolutely breathtaking. You can wallk the staircases upward. Once one the second level you will undoubtably notice a slight change in elevation of the floors from front to back. They slant them upward from front to back. The courtrooms, while you can tell have been rearranged from their original setting, are architecturally beautiful. There is still the quiet business like atmosphere associated with a court building. As you stand there you are ushered into a historical past that formed our nation into what it is today. Visit the gift shop there are all kinds of neat and interesting trinkets. MUST SEE.
We enjoyed the opportunity to explore the inside of this historic old courthouse with its ornate art, iron staircases, and architecture not seen any more. A positive contrast with the sharp plain square courthouses built now. Cute gift shop. This is part of Gateway Arch National Park. The history is always worth knowing and revisiting. The courtrooms have changed much over time, in some places. The building is in fantastic shape.
What a beautiful and well maintained historical landmark. The architecture and artwork contained inside and out of this building is remarkable. The dome is just extrodinary. And the history! If these walls could talk! Which, they kind of do with all the wonderful exhibits.
An underrated historic landmark in St. Louis. The exhibit about the Scott case is well presented. I enjoyed my time there. Took about 1.5 hours to do everything in the place. I was hoping there was a tour, but there was not the day I was there. Check the board near the Ranger desk for tour times/availability.
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Place is gorgeous. The art inside the dome is magnificent. Nice historical displays and replica courtrooms.
Great stop for people of all ages.
So so much history and such a beautiful building. It will take a few hours to go through all of the rooms. There are displays and videos about Dred Scott and Lewis and Clark and much more. It's so worth the trip.I am not one that usually likes this kind of adventure but I could have gone back and done it all over again. There is a lot to take in. Amazing history in St. Louis. Who knew? I do now!
Everything in St. Louis so far has been fabulous! They have been a great host city, but the Old Courthouse was not good. I appreciate the architecture but it was not worth stopping. It is however free with a good arch view.
Historic and beautiful structure. We did a walk through but there were NP staffers there to answer questions or point out details as well. Many interesting and dramatic architectural details...the beautiful staircase, the wood accents, the dome, and of course the events that occurred in the building. You can view two courtrooms of different time periods, that are used for tours, also field trips for school children who reenact a pretend case, mock trials such as "the stolen bubble gum" or similar... a big hit!
A beautiful piece of history. I enjoyed that I was able to walk anywhere I wanted around this building. We enjoyed a self guided tour.
Fantastic place to visit. The history in this place is amazing. The volunteers are really friendly and knowledgeable. My kids loved going to all the different floors and looking at the lobby from above. Well worth the time.
Beautiful scenery. Such cleanliness. The electric scooters automatically slow down in the area to prevent accidents. Beautiful spot for sight seeing and enjoying the view!
Beautiful and historic. Lots of information on the great and not so great history of St. Louis. Casually walk through and soak in the atmosphere and history. Check out the gift shop for cool St. Louis gear.
I love old buildings in history. The architecture in this building is completely amazing. Just walking through it’s tall hallways I can tell a lot happened here. It’s a beautiful place and a beautiful building
Super disappointing. The museum under the Arch is terrific. It tells the story of Lewis and Clark and the Native Indians. It brushes over the fate of the slaves. I was hoping that the old Court House would do this. But it didn't. It is basically a rehash of what was covered under the Arch. You'd think they could cover the fate of the slaves here because of the historic Dred Scott case. But it was done with a series of poorly done posters in one wing on the bottom floor. Slaves were sold on the steps if this courthouse. This is mentioned but only in passing. This could be done so much better. #Sad
Beautiful and well kept. This building is a must see! The architecture alone is breath taking. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable too. I'd highly recommend taking the time to see this piece of history.
All the times in STL I have never hit this site.
Took the time and it was worth learning the history of the building.
Old courtrooms were very neat the architecture of the interior was mind blowing and the art inside the dome was insane.
Take the time go visit!
All the times in STL I have never hit this site.
Took the time and it was worth learning the history of the building.
Old courtrooms were very neat the architecture of the interior was mind blowing and the art inside the dome was insane.
Take the time go visit!
This place was stunningly beautiful from the outside and inside. The guide inside was so informative and clearly loved his job. He got us so excited about how sound travels through the old court house and how political speeches were given and even showed us ourselves!
The museum portion was super informative and interesting to read through additionally.
This is a very nice place which has nice paintings describing topics such as slavery in America, and details of settlement around the Mississippi river with particular information related to St. Louis.
The view of the Gateway Arch from this place is also fabulous.
The dome fitted onto the top of the courthouse has interesting history behind it, and exploring that while walking through the courthouse was a fun experience.
Wonderful place to visit while in Saint Louis. The architecture is beautiful and the location has significant history. The Dredd Scott case originated there. There are nice museum displays on several topics inside (western expansion, Dredd Scott case, Pioneer living, etc).
It's amazing to know the history in St. Louis, it's another thing to stand in the shadows of it. But the most fun was getting to share a little of it with the audience from the St. Louis Small Business Independence Day Celebration. It was an honor to speak about the historic Dred Scott case with my business partner. If you haven;t had a chance to visit this place and see this statue, you should!
Beautiful building! I am not a native of St. Louis so seeing this part of its history was wonderful!
Do you like history? Well, this is a place to visit. Plenty of history in downtown St. Louis.


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Savannah offers one of the best St. Patrick’s Day celebrations this side of the Atlantic Ocean. Tens of thousands of visitors activities that paint the town green throughout the month. It’s the country’s second-largest St. Paddy’s celebration, and the largest in the South.
Events start early with the March of Dimes Shamrock Run on March 3, an annual St. Patrick’s themed race in downtown Savannah.
The Greening of the Fountain in Forsyth Park takes place at 4 p.m. on Friday, March 10, and the water flows green throughout the celebration. The fountain is one of the most iconic landmarks in Savannah.
On the Sunday before St. Patrick’s Day, March 12, the Celtic Cross Mass and Procession take place at Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist, honoring the Irish immigrants who settled in Savannah. The procession takes place through the Old Fort area of the city ending at Emmett Park for a ceremony and laying of the wreath at a monument that honors those Irish immigrants.
The Sgt. William Jasper Green Parade takes place the day before St. Patrick’s Day at Madison Square to honor military. The parade begins at 4 p.m. at Johnson Square followed by a ceremony at Madison Square, where a monument honors Jasper and the men in the Irish Jasper Greens, a Savannah military unit named in his honor in 1842.
The Big Day, Friday, March 17, starts with the Feast Day Mass of St. Patrick, also at Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist. Then, residents and visitors crowd the streets, dressed in their finest green for the main event as the St. Patrick’s Day Parade winds through downtown squares. The parade starts at 10:15 a.m. at the intersection of Abercorn and Gwinnett and ends at Bull and Liberty.
And how did Savannah come to have such a large Irish celebration? Irish began arriving in Savannah in 1734, and at least nine of the first Georgia colonists granted land were Irish. But the real rush began in the 1830s and 40s, when Georgia’s growth brought a large influx of Irishmen to build canals and railroads. When the potato famine began in 1845, more Irish workers came. They settled in neighborhoods like Frogtown, Yamacraw and Old Fort.
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Prohibited Weapons and Ammunition
3.— (1) Subject to this Act, a person shall not use, purchase, acquire or have in his or her possession, import or export, carry, manufacture, supply or offer to supply to another, be concerned in the supplying to another, of any of the following —
(a) any firearm which is so designed or adapted that, if pressure is applied to the trigger, missiles continue to be discharged until pressure is removed form the trigger or the magazine containing the ammunition is empty;
(b) any weapon designed to fire any rocket and any other projectile;
(c) any firearm or ammunition which has been cut down, converted or otherwise changed from its original form other than a shot gun the barrel of which has been lawfully shortened under section 16;
(d) any firearm or ammunition which bears the appearance of having been manufactured in a place other than a place where firearms or ammunition are normally manufactured for commerce or by a person other than a person engaged in the commercial manufacture of firearms;
(e) any live bomb or live grenade except a hand grenade manufactured for the purpose of extinguishing fires.
(2) The Minister may exempt any person or class of persons from the provisions of this section,
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Umbagog Lake is a wilderness lake located in Coös County, New Hampshire, and Oxford County, Maine. It is one of the most pristine lakes in the state of New Hampshire. It lies in the towns of Errol, New Hampshire, and Upton, Maine, as well as the townships of Cambridge, New Hampshire, and Magalloway Plantation, Maine. The name Umbagog is properly pronounced with the stress on the second syllable (um-BAY-gog) and is said to come from the Abenaki word for "shallow water".The lake is part of the Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge and Umbagog Lake State Park. Along its southernmost shore, there is a public campground and a public boat launch ramp which may be accessed from New Hampshire Route 26. There are 33 wilderness campsites, accessible only by boat, which are located around the lake. An interesting feature along its northwest shore is an expansive natural floating island composed of generations of decomposing marshland vegetation. The area is abundant with wildlife, including coyote, wild turkey, bald eagle, osprey, bobcat, moose, rabbit, bear, and many other native species.


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"I'm part of a medical device development engineering team investigating failure modes of stainless steel belts (301, high yield - 270K psi min). The belts are subjected to a repeated stress of 14K psi with a target life of 20K cycles. The device is cleaned every 2 weeks (2yr life) and the belts are exposed indirectly to cleaning solutions. Mist from a spray bottle can find it's way to the belts where it cannot get wiped off. The solutions in question are: Ammonia(50%), Saline(.9%), and a cleaning solution called Wexcide (.1%, active ingredients: ortho-Phenylphenol & ortho-Benzyl-para-Chlorophenol) We know that stress concentrations have lead to premature failures in some belts and but wish to understand how these chemicals influence or contribute to this failure and how belts without any stress concentrations will fare. Are 316, 316L or Elgiloy better in resisting chemical attack from these solutions?"
Any corrosion that will introduce geometric stress concentrators (pits) will reduce fatigue life. Chlorides and hypochlorites are especially harmful pitting agents. The chemicals should not be harmful in the absence of corrosion. Type 316SS will be more resistant to pitting corrosion than 301SS; however, you may not achieve the same strength levels, based on cold working.
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Little Big Town, Houser reveals songwriting M.O. on Today
Friday, November 12, 2010
– Little Big Town and Randy Houser will reveal their strategies of songwriting on NBC's Weekend Today in a segment titled "Secrets of Songwriters."
"When we went into the studio to record 'The Reason Why,' we put a lot of emphasis on the writing process and song selection for the record, and it's great to share the secrets behind the songs with the fans," said LBT's Karen Fairchild.
"Sometimes I'll be sitting on this couch and the words will come from out of nowhere and pop into my head... I'll grab a pen and paper, and the lyrics will start coming almost faster than I can write," Houser said from the den of his Nashville home. "Other times I'll draw blanks and leave a song incomplete and not pick it up again until I'm inspired by someone's story I hear out on the road."
In this behind-the-scenes interview, viewers will discover the motivation and mental element of Houser as a songwriter - from the moment an idea is born, to the day it is tracked in the studio. He will uncover stories of personal revelation in new single, A Man Like Me and show how others often inspire his writing like in the song Here With Me, an emotional ballad completed after an encounter he had with military personnel while performing on a USO Tour in early 2010.
For a portion of the segment, album producer Cliff Audretch III will join Houser to provide insight on how to capture the sound and feel of a song as it is originally envisioned with musical instruments and other special effects.
The show will air Saturday Nov. 13 in the 8 a.m. eastern hour of the broadcast.
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How Country Feels
Despite a good track record of releasing quality music, Randy Houser hasn't become a consistent chart-topper yet. His new album, "How Country Feels," has already brought him one hit song with the title track, so perhaps a change of scenery (Houser is now on Stoney Creek) was what his career needed.
Houser's last album, "They Call Me Cadillac," was a bluesy, varied album that unfortunately yielded no hits. This time around, he's gone for a much simpler »»»
They Call Me Cadillac
Country music needs more true country songs, not more songs proving country credentials. Randy Houser's latest contains a few examples of the former. After bragging unnecessarily in one verse about liking to "smoke from my left hand," he ends the chorus to Whistlin' Dixie by stating, "I ain't just Whistlin' Dixie." Then on the bluesy, rocking Out Here In The Country he tells us, "Them city lights ain't my cup of tea." But this bluster all »»»
Randy Houser has been writing songs for other country artists for more than half a decade - he was best known for Trace Adkins' 2005 hitHonky Tonk Badonkadonk. And, as a kid, he spent summers with his musician father and played in his own bands. That history shows in the songs - a nice rhyme here, a catchy chorus there and Houser's expressive vocals throughout - and in the diversity of styles.
He pushes all the right buttons for radio-ready singles. That makes
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Editorial: Walking the talk
When names like Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Waylon and the Hag are invoked, you're talking hard core country. These are the touchstones of country , the guys who made country music what it was and still is (or maybe can be). When these folks would sing about being down-and-out and the rough-and-tumble, they knew of what they were singing about. Fast forward a few years to the country singers of today. »»»
Concert Review: The Avett Brothers make the leap
The Avett Brothers have been on an upward trajectory, from going the indie route and building a following through heavy touring clubs of their blend of country, bluegrass, rock and more to a major label and hitting arenas.
While hard to envision this kind of popularity of the band not too many years ago - that reflected the listening tastes of... »»»
Concert Review: All for the Hall: thanks to Harris, Gill, no ordinary guitar pull
This all-star benefit concert for the Country Music Hall Of Fame may have been likened to a Nashville living room guitar pull, but this was certainly no ordinary guitar pull. The evening's acoustic show featured Vince Gill, Emmylou Harris Jason Mraz and Heart. It amounted to a wonderful evening of stories and songs.
Although actress Rita Wilson... »»»
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To take a page from Judy Collins' notebook, Lydia Loveless has seen life from both sides now. After a childhood in tiny Coshocton, Ohio, a move to Columbus and a gig playing bass in her family's new wave/rock band as a teenager, Loveless set out on her own musical path at the age of 17. In 2010, the 20-year-old Loveless released her debut album, "The Only Man," which was critically acclaimed but just barely heard by the general public.... »»»
Mary Chapin Carpenter's songs have always transcended the mundane, whether through the introspective songs about life and death on albums like "The Age of Miracles" or "The Calling" or in the humorous ways she laughs at fate in songs such as I Feel Lucky
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in order to show the chinks in our mortal facades. Her music has often helped us get beyond ourselves to see the places where real meaning lies, whether we decide to embrace such meaning or not.... »»»
It's the Voice. Rhonda Vincent has been wrapping her soaring, golden-throated vocals around bluegrass tunes for a couple of decades now. The International Bluegrass Association named her Female Vocalist of the Year seven years running (2000-2006), and named her IBMA Entertained of the Year in 2001. From 2002-2006, Vincent carried home the Entertainer of the Year award from The Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass (SPBGMA). Early in her career, Vincent also recorded a couple of country albums, before returning to bluegrass. Yet, it was always her voice that gave every project its power, beauty, and character.... »»»
It would be easy perhaps even tempting - to label Alabama's Drive By Truckers as simply a rowdy and rambunctious country rock outfit that goes all out to make their insurgent sound heard. Not surprisingly, it was their landmark opus, "Southern Rock Opera," an album detailing the exploits of a fictional '70s Dixie-bred outfit called "Betamax Guillotine," that helped solidify both their sound and reputation. »»»
Change was in store for Dierks Bentley when it came to recording his seventh album, "Riser." On the personal front, he lost his father and added to his family, clearly affecting the subject matter of his latest. On the musical front, he traded long-time producer Brett Beavers, producer of every disc except "Up on the Ridge," for Ross Copperman. »»»
Will Kimbrough's been around a long time, with his early band Will & the Bushmen signed to a short-lived major label contract and his tenure in the Bis-Quits with Tommy Womack a notable footnote, but despite extensive credits as an artist he's still mostly lauded for his production, songwriting and sideman roles for others including Todd Snider and Jimmy Buffett. »»»


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Motor City Sounds
MOTOR CITY SOUNDS pay tribute to the classic era of Motown and Soul music. Packing dance floors wherever they play, MCS bring an energy that can only be created by a live 10-piece band. Performing songs from artists such as Stevie Wonder, Jackson 5, The Supremes, Martha & The Vandellas, The Temptations, Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye and Otis Redding. Not just another cover band, "Motor City Sounds" recreates the sound and atmosphere of Motown and Soul from the 60s and early 70s, with authentic arrangements and instrumentation.


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For customers living in San Diego's East County, Marechiaro’s offers delicious and affordable Italian cuisine. This family-owned and -operated pizzeria has been doing business for more than 50 years in their location at 14120 Olde Highway 80.
Even though their location is on the very edge of town, right as you enter the foothills east of the city, you’ll usually find this restaurant packed come dinner time. It’s a local favourite, with many customers visiting the establishment for decades, and for good reason – the food is awesome, the service is friendly, and the atmosphere is cozy and welcoming. Even though Marechiaro’s offers a casual dining experience, the restaurant’s beautiful décor and low lighting provide an atmosphere suitable to any fine-dining setting.
There’s a gaming room off to the side in back of the restaurant, which makes it a perfect family setting. You can bring your kids there to have a good time, but if you’re attending the restaurant with friends or a date, you don’t have to worry about the noise interfering with your dinner. As a family-operated business, it’s a very personable location with friendly waiters and fast service. You can eat in or you can order takeout.
Small pizzas start out at just $11.00, while most of the large single-topping pizzas on the menu are $17.00. You can choose from Mozzarella Cheese, Provolone Cheese, Ham, Meatball, Pepperoni, Italian Sausage, Mushroom, Pepperoni and Mushroom, Italian Sausage and Pepperoni or Mushrooms, The Works, Pepperoni and Meatball, Vegetarian, or Canadian Bacon. There are also a number of specialty pizzas on the menu including White Pizza, Polynesian, Benedetto’s Favorite, BBQ Chicken Pizza, Anna Maria’s Sicilian Pizza, Basillico Pommodoro Pizza, Chicken Alfredo, and Sharyn’s Favorite. You can add additional items to your pizza including onions, black olives, bell peppers, tomatoes, garlic, pineapple, artichokes, pesto, jalapeno, pepperoncini, anchovies, thick crust or extra cheese.
All of the ingredients are fresh and delicious, and the crust is always cooked through for a perfect taste and texture. While Marechiaro’s is principally a pizza restaurant, you can also choose from a number of appetizers, salads, sandwiches, pastas, and Italian dinner entrees. Dinner entrees are fine Italian cuisine such as Veal Parmigiana, Eggplant Parmigiana, Shrimp Risotto, Chicken Marsala, and Chicken Pesto.
Marechiaro’s is anything but fast food, but the prices aren’t much higher than those you’ll find at a typical fast food establishment for pizzas and subs (the dinner entrees are more expensive). Nor is the experience like that of a fast food establishment—this is a thoroughly pleasant location to eat out, and it’s located conveniently close to the on ramp to I-8 and beautiful Lake Jennings Park. You can be assured your pizza will always be served to you piping hot, and that includes if you order takeout.
On the restaurant’s website you’ll usually find some great coupons which you can use to save even more money. So if you’re located in East County and you want a superior pizza at a superior price, give it a try.
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It is an odd hybrid, a mixture of styles and of stones. Resting above a wide and slow river on the hill of an overwhelmingly populated city it thrones in detached solitude surrounded by trees, tall, arched bridges leading away from it. It is so carefully contrieved, so thoughtfully positioned in order to make place for highways, busses and security systems. The Cloisters attempts to be a medieval fortress/cloister in New York.
We walked through the stone rooms one slow afternoon. The elegant arches that should have led into halls where pillars soared towards the sky opened into flat, confusing rooms. Supports for pillars and vaults rested useless on the wall. Walled in and covered atriums were fenced with a mixture of pillars, stones from different quarries and in different styles - not the organic mix of a row of pillars growing together over time, but the confusing mix of styles close in time but separate geographically, suddenly put together. And the portals and doorways. Each room had a multitude of exits, little stairs going up or down, and lit from stained glass windows in yet an other style.
It was a walk through a fairytale medieval. This was the middle ages not as they would be lived in, but as they are written about or reproduced. Walking through the rooms I realised why they felt so familiar despite the disassociation with the medieval churches and castles of Europe. These were the medieval castles of fantasy. In fantasy literature and computer games there is always a convenient doorway, there is always a glaring gargoyle, there is always a forgotten relief or a beautiful tapestry in a small hall. And there are few fireplaces and even fewer nightpots or pits, toilets in the third floor with free fall into the moat - not to mention a total lack of disrepair. The best part was the gardens, where herbs were wilting as they should in October and old fashioned apples were ripe and falling from almost bare branches.
Yes, it is pretty: lovely pieces of art, singular paintings, treasures of gold, silver and precious stones and elegant manuscripts. And when we left the museum and walked through the park to the subway I noticed, amused, that we had chosen to walk through an area where a remarkable amount of single men were casually strolling or waiting under bridges, close to little paths off into the bushes or just leaning in striking poses against the wall. Somehow their carefully casual presence in the middle of an unkept park in office hours a common working day seemed much more natural and right to me than the contrieved past I had just left.