Atlanta restaurants offering Rosh Hashanah catering and holiday food options
Daily Chew is one of several Atlanta restaurants offering catering and other holiday foods for Rosh Hashanah. (Provided by Daily Chew) Rosh Hashanah is the celebration of the Jewish New Year and is based on the lunar calendar. It starts…
4 takeaways from the first Trump-Harris presidential debate
Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris shake hands Tuesday before the start of an ABC News presidential debate at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia. AP The big moment The 2024…
Donald Trump doubles down on his Central Park Five stance (again)
Former President Donald Trump used the national stage of Tuesday’s presidential debate to double down on his decades-old stance on the Central Park Five, the group of exonerated Black and Latino teens who were once falsely convicted of a brutal…
What’s playing in NYC theater this fall? Broadway revivals, Adam Driver and more stars.
There are so many things to look forward to in fall in New York City: sweater weather, pumpkin spice (if that’s your thing) and the new theater season. Some highlights this year include revivals like “Gypsy” and “Our Town,” as…
NYC lawmakers expected to back slavery legacy and reparations study
City lawmakers are poised to pass legislation this week greenlighting a study on the legacy of slavery in New York City, including possible payment of monetary and non-monetary reparations. City Council is expected to vote on Thursday on the measure…
How Detroit’s ArtClvb app is revolutionizing opportunities for local artists
Inside Michigan Central’s NewLab building in Detroit, the walls of one office are covered in sticky notes of every color. Buzzing with passion and dedication, the room is where Detroit’s ArtClvb — founded by Dorota Coy, her husband Steve Coy,…
Detroit fiber art exhibition showcases political, spiritual, and sustainable installations
Over 15 rooms inside the 16,000-square-foot Boyer Campbell Building in Detroit’s Milwaukee Junction neighborhood are filled with fiber art this month for an exhibit titled Environment + Microclimates. The exhibit, which is part of Detroit Month of Design, features works…
Detroit’s Buffalo Prescott redefines residencies with support for parent artists
At Buffalo Prescott, it’s not unusual to find artists creating alongside their children, Hot Wheels zooming around the studio, or kids running around the backyard. Earlier this year, founder Samara Furlong brought her vision of an artist residency for parents…
A selection of can’t-miss Detroit-area art events and exhibitions this fall and beyond
If you’re an art lover in Detroit, September is heaven. It’s the city’s annual Month of Design, featuring over 80 exhibits, studio tours, activations, workshops, and panels happening across Detroit. This year’s theme, “Creative Currents,” honors Detroit’s legacy of artistry…
Free Will Astrology (Sept. 11-17)
ARIES (March 21-April 19): One of the longest bridges in the world is the 24-mile-long Pontchartrain Causeway in Louisiana. During one eight-mile stretch, as it crosses Lake Pontchartrain, travelers can’t see land. That freaks out some of them. You might…
Bad Guys For Kamala
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Harris presses a more forceful case against Trump than Biden did on abortion, economy and democracy
This combination of photos shows Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump, left, and Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris during an ABC News presidential debate at the National Constitution Center, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2024, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Alex…
Trump and Harris clash in presidential debate
Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump shakes hands with Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris during an ABC News presidential debate at the National Constitution Center, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2024, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon) WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald…
Elk Grove Village-backed gas station project hits a snag
A Road Ranger fueling station and convenience store was proposed for the corner of Higgins and Landmeier roads in Elk Grove Village, but the company and developer Mario Gullo couldn’t come to terms on an agreement. Courtesy of Elk Grove…
DuPage County Clerk asks for private attorney to represent her
Jean Kaczmarek DuPage County Clerk Jean Kaczmarek wants to be represented by a private attorney in a lawsuit the county has filed against her because of a dispute about bills. On Monday, she formally asked a DuPage judge to appoint…
Randy Mastro withdraws from consideration as NYC’s top lawyer
Randy Mastro has withdrawn as Mayor Eric Adams’ nominee for corporation counsel, avoiding what was expected to be almost certain rejection this week with many members of the City Council opposing his track record of right-wing clients and causes. Mastro…
Hoffman Estates agrees to maximum price tag of $9.1 million to replace fire station
A rendering of Hoffman Estates’ replacement of Fire Station 21 at 225 Flagstaff Lane, immediately east of its predecessor. Courtesy of Hoffman Estates Hoffman Estates trustees say the replacement cost for Fire Station 21 shouldn’t exceed $9.1 million as work…
NYC DOT to begin construction on protected bike lane in Bed-Stuy
A new protected bike lane will be coming to Bedford Avenue, between Dean Street and Flushing Avenue, in Bedford-Stuyvesant, the transportation department said on Tuesday. Stretching more than 10 miles from Sheepshead Bay to Williamsburg, Bedford Avenue is the borough’s…
Barrington swears in new police chief
New Barrington police Chief David Daigle has his badge pinned on him by son Danny. Steve Zalusky/szalusky@dailyherald.com David Daigle was sworn in Monday as Barrington’s new police chief. It’s a different town but familiar territory for the chief. Prior…
Dunwoody homecoming pranks result in fines, property damage
During Junior-Senior Wars last year in Dunwoody, homeowners experienced vandalism and significant damage to their houses and yards. Pranksters threw spaghetti sauce and flour all over this home’s entryway. (Photo via Facebook with permission) Despite repeated warnings from parents, school…
Here’s the lowdown on this year’s COVID-19 shot and why it’s important
The Walgreens on East Algonquin Road in Algonquin advertises the updated COVID-19 and flu vaccines Monday. Paul Valade/pvalade@dailyherald.com With fall near, it’s time to dig out sweaters, buy leaf bags — and get a COVID-19 shot, experts recommend. The…
Man pleads guilty to possessing cocaine, gets 18 months in prison in case stemming from Cary traffic stop
Rick Waller A man charged in Cary last year with being a felon in possession of a Federal S&W brand .40-caliber bullet and 1.5 grams of cocaine pleaded guilty Tuesday to possession of a controlled substance. Rick Waller, 35, of…
Years before federal probes, Banks brother helped Mayor Adams rake in over $90k for campaign
A sprawling federal investigation into Mayor Eric Adams’ inner circle has reportedly ensnared a longtime transit supervisor who started a government relations firm – while his two brothers serve as deputy mayor of public safety and schools chancellor. Terence Banks…
Fran Lebowitz is still not invited to FranCon
FranCon returns. The Halloween-adjacent party where attendees dress up as the iconic New York City curmudgeon is back at the Holiday Cocktail Lounge in the East Village for its fourth year in a row on Thursday, Oct. 24. “It’s inspired…
Mayor Adams denies plan to oust embattled NYPD commissioner — but leaves his future open
Mayor Eric Adams pushed back Tuesday on reports that he’s seeking the resignation of NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban. At the same time, he refrained from expressing confidence in Caban’s ability to lead the country’s largest police force after federal agents…
Bears great Dan Hampton offers business leaders advice for success at Schaumburg function
Chicago Bears Super Bowl XX champ Dan Hampton mingles with guests before speaking to the Schaumburg Business Association Tuesday at Chandler’s in Schaumburg. Brian Hill/bhill@dailyherald.com In the search for sports metaphors for success in business and life, the 1985…
Mayor Adams plans to spend opioid settlement dollars faster as NYC overdose deaths remain high
New York City plans to spend money it has received from legal settlements with opioid manufacturers faster as it looks to increase addiction services and lower the city’s stubbornly high rate of overdose deaths, Mayor Eric Adams said Tuesday. To…
State Senate Democrats weigh in on gun safety
Sen. Elena Parent, D-Atlanta (File) Georgia Senate Democrats called on their Republican colleagues Tuesday to pass gun safety legislation in the wake of last week’s school shooting in Barrow County. “We really don’t have to live this way,” Senate Minority…
Extra Extra: Cottage cheese autumn
Because protein influencers say it has burrata vibes, here are your afternoon links: Living right next to LIRR tracks, a WWI memorial in Williamsburg has gone to weeds, "My Brilliant Friend" is back, and more. [ more › ] Source…
Princeton, NJ readies $50M purchase of famous 30-acre choir college campus
Officials in Princeton took the first steps Monday night toward purchasing a 30-acre plot of land that’s been the subject of bitter ownership disputes and was previously home to one of the world’s most revered choral education institutions. The municipal…
State tax revenues up in August
Georgia tax collections rose by 2.4% last month compared to August of last year, largely driven by an increase in sales tax revenues. The state Department of Revenue brought in nearly $2.34 billion in August, an increase of $54.3 million…
Mundelein residents complain about concert at dispensary
Some Mundelein residents are complaining about noise and the smell of burning marijuana following a concert held over the weekend outside the Rise cannabis dispensary. John Starks/jstarks@dailyherald.com, 2023 A quartet of Mundelein residents took to the lectern at Monday…
School bus driver charged with aggravated DUI after crash
Lauren B. Williams A school bus driver has been charged with crashing a bus Monday afternoon in Lombard while driving under the influence. Lauren B. Williams, 34, of the 4S700 block of Innisbrook Drive in Naperville, is charged with felony…
New York AG James calls for social media warning labels as 42 states demand federal action
Attorneys general from 42 states, led by New York’s Letitia James, are urging Congress to place warning labels on social media sites because of what they call “serious psychological harms” to teens, including “depression, anxiety and suicidal ideation.” “This problem…
Woodfield Village Green shopping center sold for $93.2 million; Nothing Bundt Cakes, Good Feet Store coming
Woodfield Village Green shopping center in Schaumburg, located across Golf Road from Woodfield Mall, has been sold to Seattle-based Bridge33 Capital. Joe Lewnard/jlewnard@dailyherald.com Though the 421,000-square-foot Woodfield Village Green shopping center across Golf Road from Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg…
Sandy Springs to create design guidelines for six commercial districts
Design guidelines will be established for each of the six districts that are primarily zoned with commercial classifications. (Provided by Sandy Springs) Sandy Springs City Council accepted a $280,250 bid by a consultant to create design guidelines for six areas…
Why a library district wants to build twin facilities in Hampshire, Pingree Grove
The Ella Johnson Memorial Public Library District is seeking voter permission to issue $30 million in bonds to pay for two new facilities in Hampshire and Pingree Grove. Courtesy of Marissa Lambert The Ella Johnson Memorial Public Library District will…
Opera looks to bridge the ‘snob gap’ and connect to new audiences at Fringe Festival
If only… If only, the thinking goes, audiences could experience the music, the pageantry, the excitement, the spectacle of opera, they would be patrons for life. And forget about whatever hoity-toity image opera might have. Irrelevant in comparison. Which is…
Lawsuit filed after field trip goes horribly wrong at Auburn Hills test track
click to enlarge Courtesy of Marko Law, PLLC A Ford car crashed into a guardrail where elementary children had gathered for a vehicle demonstration at a test track in Auburn Hills in July 2023. The parents of two elementary school…
Meet the late-night regular diners of R. Thomas’ Deluxe Grill in Atlanta
R. Thomas’ Deluxe Grill on Peachtree Street features late-night dining until 5 a.m. on the weekends. (Photo by Ryan Fleisher) Welcome to The Regulars, where we explore what it means to be a frequent restaurant patron. In this series, we’ll introduce you to…
Detroit Foodie Fair teams up with Detroit Vegan for another year of celebrating local food
To all of the foodies in Detroit who are always looking for new eats, this is for you. The fifth annual Detroit Foodie Fair is returning to Eastern Market this month, and for the third year in a row, a…
Atlanta Opera’s 2024-25 season to feature Bohème Project
The Atlanta Opera will open the 2024-25 season with two productions as part of “The Bohème Project,” which runs Sept. 18 to Oct. 6. The “Bohème Project” comprises repertory performances of a modern-day La bohème – with the COVID-19 pandemic in place of tuberculosis…
Brown Iron Brewhouse brings back annual Oktoberfest with German food, beer, and music
Munich’s Oktoberfest, the world’s largest beer festival, has inspired celebrations globally, including right here in Michigan. Brown Iron Brewhouse is set to host its annual Oktoberfest celebration at its Royal Oak and Washington Township locations from Sept. 20-Oct. 6. The…
Early Addition: For $5 million you could buy an artist's eclectic SoHo loft and make it beige
Because sometimes you want your home to feel like a set for "Succession," here are your early links: Fashionable New Yorkers, the Jets' tough season opener, Christmas comes early in Venezuela and more. [ more › ] Source link
Dunwoody council lauds Nelson for saving toddler’s life
The Dunwoody City Council and Police personnel recognized Sgt. Trey Nelson, center, for his lifesaving efforts on Aug. 12. From left to right, Catherine Lautenbacher, Police Chief Mike Carlson, Rob Price, Nelson, John Heneghan, Mayor Lynn Deutsch, City Manager Eric…
The area’s top prep football performances from Week 2
Geneva’s Talyn Taylor (left) and Dane Turner celebrate Turner’s interception during Friday’s game against Lemont. Sandy Bressner/Shaw Local News Network The High Five isn’t big enough to contain all the area’s top performances this prep football season, but we try….
St. Patrick’s Oktoberfest to aid food pantry and dementia care
Octoberfest at St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church will provide entertainment for young and old (Photo courtesy St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church) It’s not often that one associates one of Germany’s favorite celebrations with St. Patrick, but on Sep. 28, the two cultures…
Palatine Stables advocates concerned over welfare of displaced horses
Palatine park board President Terry Ruff (center), flanked by Commissioner Joe Petricca (left) and Vice President Jennifer Rogers, listen to public comment during Monday’s park board meeting. Steve Zalusky/szalusky@dailyherald.com Palatine Park District Board President Terry Ruff defended the district’s…
For Affordable Housing, Inclusive Design Can Help Communities Get to ‘Yes’
“By making both aesthetic and programmatic contributions like commercial or community services to their neighborhood, these buildings were viewed as assets and gained them acceptance not always afforded to new developments.” Magnusson Architecture and Planning Before-and-after images of the Melrose…