| Choir group has memorable trip to New York
Was it the Burt, the chimney sweep walking up and down vertical walls and upside down across a ceiling on the stage of the musical Mary Poppins, or could it have been the sight of Poppins herself, disappearing into the theater ceiling in the end? Maybe it was the tour of Ellis Island where thousands of immigrants were once checked as they sought to find new beginnings America? Or could it have been the tour of Central Park, or going past such landmarks as the Dakota Apartments where former Beatle John Lennon lived and the gated area outside where he was assassinated? Maybe it was the opera excerpts at the famed Metropolitan Opera, or the Broadway play, The Drowsy Chaperone. It was likely a lot of these things and more that made for last weeks trip to New York by 93 Princeton High School choir students in grades 10-12 and their chaperones memorable.
CBL Announces Cobblestone Village at Palm Coast in Palm Coast, Florida
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. (NYSE:CBL) today announced the development of Cobblestone Village at Palm Coast, in Palm Coast, FL. Belk fashion department store and Lowe's will anchor the 278,000-square-foot retail destination. The center will also feature a select group of specialty retailers. Construction is under way for a planned grand opening in October. The center is 88% leased and committed. "We are excited about bringing Cobblestone Village at Palm Coast to this growing market," said Stephen Lebovitz, president of CBL & Associates Properties. "We have worked closely with the community to protect the natural beauty and wildlife of the surrounding area. The result will be a strong project that will provide much-needed retail to this growing market." Cobblestone Village at Palm Coast will be located on 54 acres at the southwest corner of Interstate 95 and Palm Coast Parkway, in the heart of Flagler County, the fastest growing county in the United States, according to the U.S.
The brownstones are coming
Fifty-eight town houses are being built on 3 acres at 21st and U streets. Prices for the three-story, brownstone-style homes are projected from the mid-$400,000s to the $800,000s. Neighborhood amenities include a new Safeway and several restaurants. Sacramento Bee/Anne Chadwick Williams See additional images .
MIKE MICHAELSON
Choose from loops of 1, 3 and five miles. Mike Michaelson is a travel writer based in Chicago and the author of the guidebook "Chicago's Best-Kept Secrets." If you go Information: Minocqua-Vitae-Woodruff Area Chamber of Commerce, (800) 446-6784, www.minocqua.org; Dillman's Bay Resort (715) 588-3143, www.dillmans.com; The Beacons of Minocqua (800) 236-3225, www.thebeacons.com; Wisconsin Travel Information (800) 432-8747, www.travelwisconsin.com. Mileage: Minocqua is about 360 miles north of Chicago. • Email story to a friend
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Wildcats miss out on opportunity, fall at AB Miller, 2-1
With Tuesday's result, a logjam has been created atop the CBL after the first round of play. The Wildcats, Rebels, Fontana High School and Yucaipa are all in a first-place tie with 5-2 league records. "It's going to come down to the last week," Martinez said. "We play REV the last game of the season. Hopefully that will mean something." Said Andriese: "We're still in first place, which is good. Every game is important. We all want that CBL title." REV (11-7) will open the second round of league play on Thursday, hosting Redlands High School. In other CBL baseball action: Rialto 7, Redlands 6: Not even two home runs from senior Coy Glass was enough for the Terriers, who squandered a late-inning lead against the Knights. Holding a 6-3 lead going into the seventh inning, the Knights struck for four runs against the Terriers.
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