Don’t flip out, but go fully ‘yard’ with Yardley, as both business and baseball beckon
Lets rock hard and just get in it for the hard sell this weekend, (and that’s no April Fool!): — […]
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Not to flip out, but its time to fully go ‘yard’ with Yardley, as business and baseball beckon
Lets rock hard and just get in it for the hard sell this weekend, (and that’s no April Fool!): —
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Go get some euchre prizes, get full on walleye, and get down and dirty with some country, and get it all this weekend
Fish for walleye at the end of the dirt road, and throw in some euchre: — They haven’t been back
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New band members, pinball and pool players, new food and drink, mark the new and different on St. Patrick’s Day
(See more things that are new in the Notes From the Beat Department, where there’s a party everywhere, such as
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Supper club-type, American bistro now open for all three meals at Pudge’s Saloon and Eatery site
After much planning, it’s official: The Club 304 that has opened in the same building as the new Pudge’s Saloon
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Whether a retooled parade/Bobtown party, or a slew of offerings at The Mill, St. Pat’s Day has a series of selections
Not to be a green horn, St. Patrick’s Day festivities are a mixture of the tried and true blue,
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Whether it be First Tuesday, Fat Tuesday every month at the Bungalow, or other endeavors, put the Figs first on your list
Jim Field started the Mouldy Fig Jazz Band in 1959 when he was a junior at Main Township High School
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You and I go fishing (in the park?), and during this derby, dwell on the fishing hole
Go fish, and party, just don’t come up empty at anything this weekend: — I may be fishing to put
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What you may want to see, you didn’t get this time, so you were left to chew the Fat
The Fat Tuesday crowd was massive, then slim, but the fish fry crowd was quite a catch: — The crowd
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If seeing new ‘Pudge’s’ from street level, there’s much more food (twice over) and drink than meets the eye, as redesign is massive, vintage and attractive
The newly and massively renovated Pudge’s Saloon and Eatery and a second, adjoining supper-club-style offering — there are separate food