Podcasts about international night

GDP Script/ Top Stories for April 12th Publish Date: April 12th PRE-ROLL: From the BG AD Group Studio Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast. Today is Saturday, April 12th and Happy Birthday to Herbie Hancock ***04.112.25 - BIRTHDAY – HERBIE HANCOCK*** I’m Peyton Spurlock and here are your top stories presented by Gwinnett KIA Mall of Georgia. African lion complex now open at Zoo Atlanta Snellville Resident Wins $30K in Georgia Lottery; Sugar Hill Resident Wins $10K Piedmont Eastside Receives Donation to NICU All of this and more is coming up on the Gwinnett Daily Post podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen daily and subscribe! Break 1: 07.14.22 KIA MOG STORY 1: African lion complex now open at Zoo Atlanta Zoo Atlanta has unveiled its newly renovated African lion complex after a $3 million, six-month project. The updated habitat adds 1,500 square feet for lions Hondo, Hatari, and Azizi, with features like a new in-habitat pool and three visitor viewing areas, including an observation deck. The 11-year-old lion brothers, part of a coalition, are known for their impressive roars. The renovation is part of the Zoo’s ongoing transformation of its African Savanna zone, which also includes expanded habitats for elephants, giraffes, rhinos, and other species, enhancing both animal wellbeing and visitor experience. STORY 2: Snellville Resident Wins $30K in Georgia Lottery; Sugar Hill Resident Wins $10K Two Georgia Lottery players each won $141,559 in the April 3 Fantasy 5 drawing, with winning tickets sold in Columbus and Marietta. The winning numbers were 07-13-29-30-35. Additionally, several players won five-figure prizes through Georgia Lottery Diggi Games, including $30,000 in Snellville and $15,000 in Atlanta. Other winners hailed from Hinesville, Cordele, Sugar Hill, and Douglasville, claiming prizes between $10,000 and $12,500. Winners have 180 days to claim their prizes, with proceeds supporting education in Georgia. STORY 3: Piedmont Eastside Receives Donation to NICU Dynika Marshall’s routine pregnancy took a life-threatening turn when she was diagnosed with preeclampsia at Piedmont Eastside, leading to the premature delivery of her baby at 27 weeks. While her newborn fought for survival in the NICU, Marshall recovered from her own complications, supported by the compassionate care of the hospital’s team. After months of recovery, both mom and baby are healthy. Grateful for the care they received, Marshall donated to the NICU to help other families in need, calling Piedmont Eastside “more than a hospital” but a place that gave her family a second chance. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info. We’ll be right back Break 2: MONSTER JAM STORY 4: Everett's Music Barn in Suwanee to host Spring Festival Saturday Everett’s Music Barn in Suwanee is hosting its Spring Music Festival this Saturday from noon to 10 p.m., featuring hourly bluegrass performances by bands like The Skillet Lickers, Georgia Bound, and The Silver Valley Boys. The free, alcohol-free event is a fundraiser to support exterior renovations, with donations accepted at the entrance. Guests can enjoy barbecue, hotdogs, desserts, and raffle drawings between shows. Proceeds will help fund siding replacement and painting for the venue. STORY 5: Lawrenceville's Jordan Middle School Hosts First International Night Jordan Middle School hosted its first International Night on March 27, celebrating the school’s cultural diversity with food, fashion, and fun activities. Families shared home-cooked dishes from countries like India, Cuba, Nigeria, and Romania, while a vibrant fashion show showcased traditional attire from around the world. Attendees enjoyed interactive games like Family Feud and Russian nesting dolls. Special thanks were given to Kemper’s Cafe Caribbean Cuisine and A Taste of Jazz Catering for their support. Principal Melissa Miller praised the event’s success and looks forward to making it an annual tradition to celebrate the school’s rich cultural community. Break 3: MONSTER JAM STORY 6: GET OUT THERE: 5 things to do this weekend in Gwinnett County — April 11-13 Looking for weekend plans? Here are five local events to check out: **The Lawrenceville Boogie**: A free block party in Downtown Lawrenceville on Saturday (4-10:30 p.m.) with live music, food, drinks, and a car show benefiting Beyond The Ribbon. **Everett's Music Barn Spring Festival**: A bluegrass fundraiser in Suwanee on Saturday (noon-10 p.m.) featuring hourly band performances and raffles. **Repticon**: A reptile expo at Gwinnett County Fairgrounds, Saturday and Sunday (10 a.m.-5 p.m.), with vendors, live animal seminars, and raffles. **Dino Fest**: Ongoing at Stone Mountain Park through April 20, featuring roaming dinosaurs, a parade, and a dinosaur-themed Drone & Light Show. **Trivia at Third Rail Distillery**: Every Sunday (2-4 p.m.) in Lawrenceville, with prizes for top teams. STORY 7: Buford Grad, NFL Prospect Isaiah Bond Surrenders on 'Patently False' Sexual Assault Charge NFL Draft prospect and Buford grad Isaiah Bond turned himself in to Frisco, Texas, police on a sexual assault warrant but denies the allegations. Released on bail, Bond stated on Instagram that he is cooperating with authorities and urged the public to withhold judgment until the investigation concludes. Details of the accusation remain unknown. Bond, who transferred to Texas in 2024 after two seasons at Alabama, had a standout college career with 1,428 receiving yards and 11 total touchdowns. He is projected as a second- or third-round draft pick. We’ll have closing comments after this Break 4: Ingles Markets 3 Signoff – Thanks again for hanging out with us on today’s Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast. 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Could you be doing a better job of saving and managing your money? You're far from alone… We have simple strategies to help you start building your nest-egg for America Saves Week (at 14:27) --- Highlights from our candidate forum with all five individuals seeking an at-large seat on Findlay City Council (at 22:42) --- Around Town: We preview the University of Findlay's annual International Night event (at 51:21)

Doug is joined in the studio by Kevin Flynn, a comedian and the executive director of the Nantucket Comedy Festival. Since 2007, this festival has been a staple on Nantucket, and Kevin shares exciting details about this year's lineup. The festival kicks off on Thursday, July 11th, with the Ladies of Laughter, followed by International Night on Friday, July 12th, where comedians from around the globe take the stage. The festivities conclude on Saturday, July 13th, with the Boston vs. New York SmACKdown, featuring a hilarious showdown between comedians from Boston and New York. Don't miss out—learn more and get your tickets at nantucketcomedy.com. 

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On this weeks episode join Shannon, Oleta (Orange 360) and Neil as they look at the top 5 things happening around the central west this weekend. From markets, to gallery visits and extreme 4WD rock crawling. Neil also has a chat with Min Rivers from the Orange Culture Hub and they have a chat about this weekends International Night. Orange Culture Hub and Rotary Club of Orange Daybreak are partnering once again to present International Night – Celebrating Unity in Diversity. The night aims to bring together people of all cultures to share in food, fun and friendship and to highlight the value of diversity and inclusion in our community. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greg and Dan speak with West Peoria Mayor Jim Dillon to preview the annual Peoria Sister Cities International Night at the Itoo Hall on Friday, April 26th. Celebrate the four Sister Cities groups of Peoria (Friends of Friedrichshafen, Germany; Benxi, China; Clonmel, Ireland; & Aylou, Lebanon) with a night full of cultural entertainment, food, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Streaming was supposed to be the technology that freed viewers from the never-ending hassles and price hikes of cable TV, but it hasn't really worked out that way (at 13:29) --- ICYMI: Highlights from the third of our WFIN Candidate Forum series, featuring the three Republican hopefuls vying to be the next Hancock County Sheriff (at 23:02) --- Around Town: After a pandemic hiatus, the more than 50 year tradition known as International Night returns next month to the University of Findlay... we get a preview (at 32:03) --- What's Happening: Coming out of hibernation for March programs and activities from the Hancock Park District (at 54:25)

Tonight, we celebrate International Night! Pastor Zak from Mission Hill joins us to talk about how Jesus is the door to the kingdom of God.

The news about the deaths of two Meadowcreek High School students this week has left the school's community reeling as it mourns the teens. First came the news that the remains found off State Route 316 this week belonged to Susana Morales, 16, who had been missing since last summer. Then came the news that another student who had recently gone missing, Rodrigo Floriano Mayen, 17, was recently found dead from an overdose. Police said on Friday that the deaths are not related to one another. The deaths prompted Meadowcreek Principal Kevin Wood to send a letter to parents on Thursday. According to Gwinnett's local health department, GNR Public Health, the Georgia 9-1-1 Medical Amnesty Act is designed to encourage people to seek help in the event of an overdose by providing “limited immunity from arrest, charge and prosecution for possession of certain drugs and drug paraphernalia for individuals who experience a drug overdose and are in need of medical care and for those who seek medical care in good faith for a person experiencing an overdose.” Wood told Meadowcreek parents that counselors and social workers are being made available to students and staff members who need to talk to someone as they grieve the deaths of Morales and Mayen. Duluth police have arrested a man, who has been described as a “witch doctor,” on charges that he allegedly raped a woman who went to him for a cleansing ritual last weekend. Hassan Shalgheen, 44, met the victim through social media and set up a meeting for a cleansing at his apartment. On February 5, the victim contacted police, however, and told them that, rather than receiving a cleansing, she had been assaulted instead. Shalgheen was arrested on February 6 and booked into the Gwinnett County Jail. He has been charged with rape, sexual battery, false imprisonment and theft by deception. Police are now looking to see if there are other women who have also been victims. Anyone who has been a victim, or has additional information about the case, is asked to call the detective handling the case. In commemorating National School Counseling Week, Gwinnett County Public Schools held an awards program on Feb. 7 to recognize its top counseling award winners for 2023. Those honored included Dr. Natalie Pugh of Gwin Oaks Elementary School, Jameela Hall of Lilburn Middle School and Dr. Cedric Cooks of Norcross High School. In addition, Dr. Eric Davidson, principal at Duluth High School was recognized as the Mary Joe Hannaford Counselor Administrator of the Year Award. At the awards program, the school district also honored Duluth High School as a 2022 Recognized ASCA Model Program recipient. There are 34 counseling departments in the school system that are recipients of the RAMP National Award, which is awarded by the American School Counselor Association and recognizes schools that have established comprehensive data-driven counseling programs. This marks the second time Duluth High School has received RAMP recognition. A list of those honored can be found at Gwinnett Daily Post dot com.  Gov. Brian Kemp announced on Wednesday that he has picked two members of Gwinnett County's legislative delegation to serve on a joint committee that provides legislative oversight for MARTA. State Senator Gloria Butler of Stone Mountain, and Representative Scott Hilton of Peachtree Corners, were among six legislators that Kemp appointed to the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Overview Committee, also known as MARTOC. While MARTA has its own board of directors, made up of members from counties that participate in the transit system, MARTOC is a joint House and Senate committee that serves a statutory role to provide oversight for MARTA, particularly in budgetary matters. Although Hilton and Butler do represent districts that include parts of Gwinnett, their districts also include portions of counties which participate in MARTA. In Hilton's case, that is a portion of Fulton County. In Butler's case, it is a part of DeKalb County. Duluth recently announced its 2023 event schedule which features many favorites the city is known for in addition to a concert by A1A: The Original Jimmy Buffett tribute band and the return of Viva Las Duluth. The city's event season kicks off in March with the Duluth Farmers & Artisan Market. In addition to shopping with local vendors on the second and fourth Sunday of every month through November, each market features live music. Among the highlights: Flicks on the Bricks returns with a free movie under the stars on August 4 and 18. Fridays-N-Duluth (FND) kicks off May 26 from 6 to 9 p.m. in Downtown Duluth and runs through the end of July. FND will feature live music, food trucks and vendors. Themed nights will return on Fridays that fall on an even date. Themes will include Dog Days of Summer, Pride, Kick-Off to the Fourth, Whimsical Wonderland and International Night. The Lantern Parade will be included in International Night on July 28. City officials said signature events such as Back-to-School Bubblepalooza, Howl on the Green, Deck the Hall and Cookies & Cocoa with Santa will all be back for 2023. A1A will headline the Summer Stage Concert on August 12. Night at the Red Clay (formerly Cinema at the Red Clay) will continue in 2023 with an added twist — in addition to movie nights, there will be free concerts and comedy shows at the Red Clay Music Foundry. For more information please visit Duluth GA dot net. A plane that was damaged as it was forced to make an emergency landing on Interstate 985 last month did so because it had lost all power on its way back to Briscoe Field in Lawrenceville, according to report from federal investigators. The National Transportation Safety Board's preliminary report into the Jan. 24 incident near Buford and Sugar Hill shows the Piper PA-28-140 airplane had been on a instructional flight when it experienced trouble. It's landing on the interstate shut down I-985 for hours during rush hour traffic. The instructor was able to confirm that the plane's throttle was full forward and that its fuel air mixture was full rich after the plane lost power, but they were too far out from Briscoe Field, where they had taken off from, to make it back safely. The plane was damaged during the attempted emergency landing. It clipped a truck before landing and the landing gear under the nose collapsed during the landing as well. There was other damage that was also listed in the report. Despite the damage to the plane, the flight instructor and the student pilot were not injured during the landing. For more information be sure to visit www.bgpodcastnetwork.com   https://www.lawrencevillega.org/  https://www.foxtheatre.org/  https://guideinc.org/  https://www.psponline.com/  https://www.kiamallofga.com/  https://www.milb.com/gwinnett  https://www.fernbankmuseum.org/  www.atlantagladiators.com          See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

West Peoria Mayor Jim Dillon and Diane Joseph join The Greg and Dan Show to promote the Sister City International Night on Friday, April 29th at the Itoo Society Hall to celebrate Peoria's four sister cities across the globe.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The third episode of the ESTIEM podcast brings you the International Night concept in ESTIEM. Our guests will share their memorable stories from their first and favourite international nights. Join us on the discovery of how the international night concept changed over the years!

In this episode, Host Grace Yang discusses the preparations behind International Night with the teachers, performers, and club leaders involved, honing in on their busy schedules, connections to the cultures represented and their hopes for the show.

"No Jump Cut until you eat your video games." Thwip! Thwip! We're back for part 2 of our Spider-Man Saga review. We got deep into the world of Marvel's Spider-Man movies (2017-2021), but not before spending 1/3 of this episode (and trust me, it's a long one) figuring out how to turn Jump Cut into a video game podcast. We're still determining when the re-brand will happen. Thwip thwip, see you next time!

Fly fishing, historian Mark Kurlansky has found, is a battle of wits, fly fisher vs. fish–and the fly fisher does not always (or often) win. The targets–salmon, trout, and char; and for some, bass, tarpon, tuna, bonefish, and even marlin–are highly intelligent, wily, strong, and athletic animals. The allure, Kurlansky learns, is that fly fishing makes catching a fish as difficult as possible. There is an art, too, in the crafting of flies. Beautiful and intricate, some are made with more than two dozen pieces of feather and fur from a wide range of animals. The cast as well is a matter of grace and rhythm, with different casts and rods yielding varying results. Kurlansky joined us to share this and other insights he has learned from a lifetime of loving fly fishing, collected in his book The Unreasonable Virtue of Fly Fishing. Known for his micro-histories, deep dives into specific subjects, he married that reputation with a subject that has captivated him for decades. Combining history, craft, and personal memoir, he invited us all, devotees of the sport or not, to explore the necessity of experiencing nature’s balm first-hand. Mark Kurlansky is the New York Times bestselling author of Cod, Salt, Paper, The Basque History of the World, 1968, The Big Oyster, International Night, The Eastern Stars, A Continent of Islands, and The White Man in the Tree and Other Stories. He spent ten years as Caribbean correspondent for the Chicago Tribune. Buy the Book: https://www.thirdplacebooks.com/book/9781635573077  Presented by Town Hall Seattle. To become a member or make a donation click here. 

Tune into the crew previewing what's to come from International Night, one of the biggest annual events that USG has to offer! We also hit on our own cultural contexts and the significance of events like this. Register for International Night here: https://tinyurl.com/InternationalNight21 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nine-tea-usg/message

Richard Winham shares a virtual performance by Ghanaian drummer Kofi Mawuko and his Ogya World Music Band from Chattanooga’s Barking Legs Theater for a concert by UTC’s Office of Multicultural Affairs as part of their International Night celebration.

Hey listeners. Tom here. I LOVE this episode! We talk to John Wang who is the founder of the Queens International Night Market. John is an ex-corporate lawyer who, after traveling around the world, woke up one morning and decided that he would make a night market happen in Queens. After 2 failed Kickstarters, and a lot of red-tape, he achieved his goal. What I LOVE about John and his story is that he had a vision- to bring an AFFORDABLE, authentic, and socially conscious market to NYC- and he stuck to that vision. He is dedicated (sometimes not sleeping for 28-30 hours on weekends), passionate, and driven.  If you love food, business, entrepreneurship, and passion, please give this one a listen. 

Stefin has a delicious update from International Night, and, in keeping with Bon Bon & Bars month, introduces listeners to the Brazillian "national candy," brigadeiros. Andrea's wondering if she's up to the challenge of a classic Yule Log, and both hosts discuss holiday desserts they've never eaten. Both also loved the easy and quick (!) Homemade English Toffee (introduced in Episode 55) and have now made it several times, while contemplating a commercial candy venture. Next up are Gingerbread Cookie Bars from The Laughing Spatula, reminiscent of Andrea's Christmas Cookie Challenge in Episode 6. Finally, the duo discuss favorite kitchen gifts they've received over the years, including Kitchen Aid mixers, Cuisnarts, double-sided measuring spoons, food scales, French rolling pins and cookie jars.Bake along with Stefin and Andrea in their baking Facebook group, Preheated. You can find links to recipes on their baking website, www.preheatedpodcast.com. Join the fun!

Andrea and Stefin are in the holiday mood as they kick off a festive month of Bon Bons & Bars with Blizzard Blondies -- pretty, easy and delicious! Stefin's trying to stay warm during the UK's "arctic blast," is looking forward to Nigella Lawson's first Christmas special since 2008, and is trying to determine how many apple slab pies to contribute to the USA table at her daugther's International Night. Fortunately, Big Batch Baker (BBB) Andrea has plenty of advice. Over in the Gadget Garage, Andrea recently turned to the Preheated Facebook community for help identifying a mysterious kitchen implement -- a flat whisk! -- while Stefin muses over the helpfulness of "one-off" kitchen gadgets. (Andrea's got a favorite.) Andrea's also looking forward to her annual holiday cooking decorating weekend and has several tips for listeners planning their own. Finally, Stefin answers the burning question: "What's the Christmas cookie scene like in London?" and the duo discuss Preheated fans' favorite Christmas cookies.Bake along with Stefin and Andrea in their baking Facebook group, Preheated. You can find links to recipes on their baking website, www.preheatedpodcast.com. Join the fun!

Episode 026- As we're knee deep into grilling season, you've probably run through your tried and true favorite ways to serve grilled meat. Today, I will offer six suggestions of sauces and relishes that will bring moisture, taste, and accentuate the flavors that come with grilled meats. Normally, I studiously avoid discussing grilling (and barbecuing for that matter) because it seems that when most people talk about "guys and food", they go straight to grilling and barbecuing.   I try to cover the other aspects of guys and food but here we are in the middle of July and, if we're talking about cooking during this time of year, it simply can't be avoided. For the purposes of clarification, this show we are not going to talk about barbecuing, low and slow cooking indirectly usually over coals or wood.  That is a totally different discipline and the topic of another program.  When I talk about grilling, I mean cooking over a high heat, directly from the bottom of the grill with the cover off. If you're thinking of trying something different, here are a few things that you can make and have at the ready to help make your grilled meat or fish something to remember. Mumbo Sauce- This is a sauce that is popular around the Baltimore and Washington D.C. area.  I had never heard of it, but saw reference to it on Facebook.  When I asked what it was and an old Marine Corps pal set me straight.  He said it was just ketchup and hot sauce mixed together.  I've mixed up ketchup and hot sauce plenty of times and I even bought a bottle of Heinz ketchup with Tabasco.  Upon further inspection, it is something a little bit more than that.  I have not cooked this recipe, but here is a version from Epicurious and it seems straight forward.   Pesto-  With pesto you get a sauce that uses up the fresh basil in your garden.  You can store it in the fridge or freeze it to use during the wintertime.  Since pignoli nuts (also known as pine nuts) can be super expensive, consider using chopped walnuts as a substitute.  If you omit the nuts altogether and you can call it pistou which is the french version of the sauce.  This garlicky sauce is great on beef or fish but equally good in pasta or potato salad. The recipe I use is from Fabio Viviani's cookbook, "Fabio's Italian Kitchen." Chimichurri-  This Argentinian sauce, so you know it goes well with beef!  It's like pistou but made with fresh parsley and oregano instead of basil.  There are many different ways to make this.  I've seen recipes that include cilantro and cumin and many other herbs and spices.  The recipe that I have is from "Fire in My Belly: Real Cooking" by Kevin Gillespie and David Joachim.  This is straight forward with the exception of esplette pepper which is described in the book as "hotter than paprika and milder than cayenne, and more aromatic than both. "  So use either depending on your heat tolerance. Red Onion Marmalade (also known as a onion confit)-  What is great about this is that it adds the onion flavor but also sweet and sour taste that counter balances the char that comes with grilled meat. You'll recall in Episode 022, the burger episode, it was recommended as an an accompaniment to a burger but works well with any meat.  It is also good on grilled cheese sandwiches.  The recipe that I use come from "The Joy of Cooking" and stays for about a month in your fridge. Fresh Mint Chutney- If you have mint in your garden, you know how quickly it can take over.  Here is a recipe that will help you use up that mint, and take your fish or lamb to a higher level.  This recipe is also from "The Joy of Cooking". Caponata- This is the chunky sweet and sour eggplant relish of my youth!  Along with the eggplant, it's got celery, raisins, pignoli, tomatoes, capers and olives.  This recipe has anchovies in it too.  Do not omit them.  Be a man, not a mouse! It adds a depth to the flavor and you won't even be able to sense that it is anchovies.  The recipe that I use most often is from "The Frugal Gourmet Cooks Italian" which Epicurious has on its website.   Two non alcoholic drinks to enjoy during the summertime: Switchel- Also known as "Old Haymaker's Punch", this is a drink that was the thirst quencher in colonial times before soda or Gatorade. This recipe is from "The Old Farmer's Almanac" and includes water, molasses, fresh ginger, and apple cider vinegar. Hurricane Punch- There is certainly an alcoholic version of this drink that you know about if you spent three minutes in New Orleans.  However, I came across this non-alcoholic version recently when I was reading "International Night" by Mark and Talia Kurlansky. It is a delightful combination of citrus juices, ginger ale, and water. The Guys and Food newsletter give you delicious recipes, helpful kitchen hacks, and other things that any food guy will find useful. 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Atlantic City - AC Primetime Radio News. Show Notes for JULY 15, 2016. Sponsored by Lacey Cleaning & Get Smart Digital. Blatstein held a party on Garden Pier. Many question that event. Dust-up at Council meeting over that. WAV club, Showboat, Party on pier. WavAC.com site is dead. Liens on AC property? No permits. Wants to buy it. Vague as to his plans Council approved selling Garden Pier to developer Bart Blatstein.... for $1.5 million. Attorney for Glenn Straub, describes deal as risky for the city. The Bader Field auction was postponed. The new deadline for bids is now Aug. 4. Straub says there were no bids. He didn’t put one in. Taj Mahal AC looking for replacement workers? Strikers have til Monday to accept offer from Tony Rodio. SEE AD > http://www.trumpemployment.com/ Atlantic City Gaming Revenue was down a bit for JUNE 2016, year over year. (yoy) Resorts is UP 10% yoy    Trump Taj was UP 13% yoy Will there be any shows at the Pinky Pavilion this summer ? A suggestion was made instead of 6 beach concerts use some of that money for things that have been eliminated like International Night, Broadway on the Boards,  etc. These things brought people to the boardwalk and are being missed New Bike ordinance -12 noon.  Needs to be enforced .  BIKE vending machines in front of Claridge. Concerns raised about the proposed Open Container Law. Where does it stand? Tick tock. Nov 3 deadline. City needs plan to have balanced budget for 2017 They can cut, downsize, shared services, outsource. Water company? Outsource Towing? Trash? They can also consider new MONEY MAKERS 4x4’s on beach Food trucks on beach More concerts on the beach Beach tags Councilman Marty Small wants to put wage tax on those who work here…but live elsewhere. Council wants $10 dollar room fee too? Council approved awarding a contract to a company to sell ads on the exterior of some city vehicles. GREAT IDEA New parking meters - When does installation begin ?  Will it be in papers and other sources so residents and visitors will know about the upgrade Marijuana Laws. See Denver. Strict. Highly controlled. Much needed tax dollars. Stigma? Yes. So was gaming, alcohol, cigarettes, adult shops, go-go and strip clubs… Good News. Clean & Safe….2 critical components of an AC turnaround….. Beaches streets dunes dramatically cleaner. Boardwalk lighting, security cameras almost completely installed Central monitor Impactivate screens, wifi, smart phone chargers Downbeach Jitney FAIL 45 day trial completed. Not renewed. Bad marketing. No appropriate advertising. RIDE SHORE SHUTTLE & Uber Our favorite FOODIE PLACES…… in AC, and Downbeach area Wings….Ducktown tavern….. Honorable mention to Piccalli in AC…..and Roberts in Margate Ribs….. Kelseys in AC & BACK BAY BBQ causeway between Somers point & Longport. Best breakfast - Gilchrist Best seafood dinner - Crab Trap Somers point, Best take-out…and best 5 dollar fish sandwich - BARBERA Seafood. Best subs: tie--  Saccos & White House Best Pizza – insane ingredients & toppings….Tony Baloney….Old school pizza…Carusos in Ventnor….Thin crust brick oven style…..I go with LISA’s in Ventnor. Best Burgers…..Wingcraft in AC. Best breads - tie - Rando & Formica Best cakes: Minos…Strawberry Shortcake Pleasantville & AC Best chocolate & fudge, candy…. Many…on Ocean City Boardwalk…… and we love SUGAR on the Boardwalk, in front of Caesars. Best coffee shop… # still love Starbucks in Margate…..but I love the fact that 7311 in Ventnor….has a bike rack….and small batch baked goods too. NEW PLACES to check out > OASIS in Margate. Next to Bocca. Coffees, ice cream, smoothies. Best sandwiches, Jewish delicacies. Downbeach Deli, Casels,…..and we are keeping our eyes on the new 'Poppies' in Ventnor. They took over Malelani. They blew up the basement cafeteria at Borgata….

We hope you this collection of fun clips from a wonderfully festive evening of celebrating the nations as well as increasing our global awareness and exposure to opportunities for serving.

We hope you this collection of fun clips from a wonderfully festive evening of celebrating the nations as well as increasing our global awareness and exposure to opportunities for serving.

We hope you enjoy this fast moving collection of clips from our first International Night - a fun filled festival for all ages, which featured many missions booths, music and food from all over the world.

We hope you enjoy this fast moving collection of clips from our first International Night - a fun filled festival for all ages, which featured many missions booths, music and food from all over the world.