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Sunday, May 31, 2009
hello - are you on the Diamond?
If you're picking this up live and you are on the Diamond, why not pop over in front of that red convertible and wave to the webcam? I'll catch it and post.
Only in ligonier
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if it walks like a duck.........PRAVDA calls it a....
It must be said, that like the breaking of a great dam, the American decent into Marxism is happening with breath taking speed, against the back drop of a passive, hapless sheeple, excuse me dear reader, I meant people. Read more...
I can't say that I am in full agreement with this person's opinions but it's a fascinating perspective, isn't it?
I can't say that I am in full agreement with this person's opinions but it's a fascinating perspective, isn't it?
Does anybody out there have any Angelica ...
Top picture Tansy second picture AngelicaHello does anybody have any Angelica in their garden that I could have a small starting root. I can't find it at any greenhouse to buy either. I also have Tansy to give away as well.
Tansy is a green ferny looking herb with yellow flowers, its good to keep away pests with a pungent odor, and dried leaves around your house keep away ants. I will bring some Tuesday to mellow mike night if anyone wants any!
Perk Up Your Sunday!
Abigail's will be open Sundays Starting TODAY!(and for all of his fans-Tyler will be in the House!)
Wouldn't coffee go well with that concert?
This week's specials:
House Brew: Dancing Goats Blend
Coffee of The Week: Italian Roast
Flavor of The Week: Toasted Almond
Drink of the Week: Iced Almond Joy Latte
Sandwich of The Week: Romeo Wrap
Call for Daily Soup Specials!
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Donna says:
When changing your lifestyle habits from unhealthy habits to healthy habits, focus on progress not perfection. Every step counts towards your success.
Thanks to those reading and expressing their thoughts to me daily of being inspired by my posts.
remember.....BEYOND YOURSELF, YOU FIND YOURSELF
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Your Hula REP Joy....
This woman Hula's daily as here workout program along with yoga. Her advice is to get music you like and HOOP AWAY.......she was so impressed with the hooping that took place. She can hoop for an hour & half :)
Hula Fun.....
Took Joy's Hoops to a party & WOW all the guys were hooping!!! Everyone loved the hoops while the band played for my sister's birthday celebration......A ton of men were hooping!!! Who would of thought?????
Free Sunday Evening Band Concerts Begin Tonight
May 31st, 2009
Ligonier Valley/Laurel Valley School Jazz Bands
7pm on the Bandstand.
Ligonier Valley/Laurel Valley School Jazz Bands
7pm on the Bandstand.
Classic Country Tribute
Join Cathi Rhodes as Patsy Cline, Eric Harris as Johnny Cash and Kasey Zemba as Loretta Lynn as they take you back to the days of Classic Country music!
As a Special Attraction to the Patsy & Friends Tribute Show on Saturday night only will be Ohio's Anne Murray, Suzanne Laughlin-Varitek and Judy Garland vocalist, Kali Davies.
TWO SHOWS: June 5 & 6, 2009 at 7:30 PM
All Seats Just $10
Reservations requested by calling 724. 238. 6514.
need to get links up for more Ligonier businesses
If you have a Ligonier Favorite that you do not see linked here on Ligonier Living, would you write a nice little blurb about the place and maybe send a picture?
For instance, Fat Daddy's isn't here and I rarely get there but I'm always telling people they have the best selection of beer because they have Tennents on tap and though I love Guinness, Tennents is really fabulous.
I've also sent folks down to Fat Daddy's who are looking for a great hamburger because it seems to me that they have the best in town.
So, let's help our Ligonier friends and neighbors promote their businesses. If they have a web site I've missed, send me a link. If they have no web site, let's make a post and link it. Okay?
Thanks for reading and thanks for helping!
The Ligonier Tavern's TAKERS menu makes me hungry just reading it!
Piping hot in 20 minutes - or ready to reheat at home!
Most dinners available in servings of 2 or 4
and includes salad with your choice of ranch or strawberry vinaigrette dressing.
Chicken Pot Pie $12.99
Double crust chicken pot pie stuffed with diced chicken, carrots, potatoes, peas, celery, onions & mushrooms.
Lasagna Dinner $15.99
Pasta ribbons layered with our own rich tomato sauce & cheese. Topped with meat sauce.
Molleigh's Baked Ziti $12.99
Layers of penne pasta, meat sauce & Italian cheese.
Pork Roast Dinner
Servings: 4 = $18.99 or 2 = $11.99
Traditional roast, mashed potatoes, gravy & vegetable.
Baked Nantucket Whitefish
Servings: 4 = $15.99 or 2 = $10.99
Mild whitefish with herb-crumb topping, mashed potatoes & vegetable.
Fried Chicken
Servings: 4 = $19.99 or 2 = $12.99
Mixed 8 pieces of juicy fried chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy & vegetable.
Stuffed Shells
Servings: 4 = $15.99 or 2 = $10.99
Ricotta stuffed shells. Topped with marinara sauce.
Meatloaf Dinner
Servings: 4 = $14.99 or 2 = $9.99
Tavern meatloaf, mashed potatoes, gravy & vegetable.
Pot Roast Dinner
Servings: 4 = $16.99 or 2 = $10.99
Slow roasted & sliced, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetable*
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Ligonier Valley High School Class of 1989 Reunion seeking ...
Missing Classmates
If you know where these Classmates are please share our web address with them:
http://www.LigonierValleyShs89.com
If you know the email address for any Classmate below you can click on the Classmate's name to quickly send an email invitation to our site.
Wim Fierens  Kristen Heming | Scott Hironimus David Jones |
Do you recognize this home?
Mr. William J. Potts, the town's first mayor, built for his family a fine Victorian residence on this site. This was the first home in Ligonier with indoor plumbing.
Couples Massage at the Campbell House
Pamper yourself with a Couples Massage! Ahh, yes, slip away to Campbell House B&B for a lovely Getaway night in the spacious Campbell Queen Suite. Pamper yourselves with a Couples Massage in the privacy and convenience of your suite.
A husband/wife massage team will pamper you both with a one hour massage, providing a relaxing experience by artistic hand strokes on the body to rejuvenate the mind and body. A gift soy candle lit during your massage will welcome you into the present moment and further your relaxation...the candle is your gift to take home and enjoy at your leisure. You will be surrounded with calming music in the quiet ambiance of your suite. Read more...
black bear
LIGONIER, Pa. - After a drive up a narrow logging road in the heart of the Allegheny Mountain range, a group of game wardens and others faced a 20-minute hike up a steep ridge over rocks and fallen branches.
They were heading for a den with hibernating black bears as part of an effort to monitor their numbers and health.
July Wine Dinner at The Ivy Cafe
Friday July 17, 2009 Clay & Chef Anthony always collaborate on wine dinner menus and sometimes it takes them weeks to finalize everything. For July it took even longer as they were debating the theme...seafood or French wines? Clay won because French wine is his Favorite and he's spared no expense picking just the perfect bottle for each course. Of course Chef Anthony couldn't just give in completely. He has also pulled out ALL the stops featuring Foie Gras, Lobster & Veal. July is going to be a very tasty month around here at The Ivy.
White says parks proposal is scare tactic
The Derrick May 29, 2009
State Sen. Mary Jo White is not convinced that state parks would have to close under the Senate's proposed budget.
In suggesting that some 35 to 40 parks would be closed, the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources is engaging in "scare tactics" that are "unfair to employees and to the public," White said Thursday.
"They (DCNR) are obviously taking a budget hit," she said of the Senate's plan that would reduce funding to the agency by $19 million.
But when Gov. Ed Rendell proposed budget in February included a funding reduction of nearly $7 million in funding for DCNR in February, there was no discussion of closing parks, she said.
In a letter to White, DCNR Acting Secretary John Quigley notes that if the governor's budget were enacted, the DCNR's plan calls for the reduction of some management services at central and regional offices and substantially reduced services at five or six parks.
In response to the Senate's proposed budget, however, which White noted is "admittedly larger," the DCNR is immediately saying it would have to close 35 to 40 parks.
"I think that's the last thing they should consider," White said.
She pointed to other possible funding sources, including $7 million the DCNR is "sitting on," funds that have been encumbered to build a carbon sequestration network.
She also suggested the possibility of renegotiating some oil and gas leases and said the agency lost a lease that would have provided "something like $30 million, because they made pipeline restrictions too tough."
The agency is resorting to "gloom and doom and worst-case scenarios. This is a tactic and not a fair one," she said and suggested that the governor put his budget on the table.
"It is getting time to do some serious discussions, rather than (spreading) gloom and doom," she said.
In her letter to Quigley, White asked him to identify ways to respond to the $2.9 billion projected state budget deficit that has materialized since Rendell's budget proposal in February.
"It is not appropriate for DCNR to opine on problems that extend well beyond our own budget," Quigley wrote.
If not budget cuts, the only other option to deal with the deficit is a "raising taxes," White said.
"And I don't think the people want that. If you look at those tea parties, I think they were sending a message," she said.
State Sen. Mary Jo White is not convinced that state parks would have to close under the Senate's proposed budget.
In suggesting that some 35 to 40 parks would be closed, the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources is engaging in "scare tactics" that are "unfair to employees and to the public," White said Thursday.
"They (DCNR) are obviously taking a budget hit," she said of the Senate's plan that would reduce funding to the agency by $19 million.
But when Gov. Ed Rendell proposed budget in February included a funding reduction of nearly $7 million in funding for DCNR in February, there was no discussion of closing parks, she said.
In a letter to White, DCNR Acting Secretary John Quigley notes that if the governor's budget were enacted, the DCNR's plan calls for the reduction of some management services at central and regional offices and substantially reduced services at five or six parks.
In response to the Senate's proposed budget, however, which White noted is "admittedly larger," the DCNR is immediately saying it would have to close 35 to 40 parks.
"I think that's the last thing they should consider," White said.
She pointed to other possible funding sources, including $7 million the DCNR is "sitting on," funds that have been encumbered to build a carbon sequestration network.
She also suggested the possibility of renegotiating some oil and gas leases and said the agency lost a lease that would have provided "something like $30 million, because they made pipeline restrictions too tough."
The agency is resorting to "gloom and doom and worst-case scenarios. This is a tactic and not a fair one," she said and suggested that the governor put his budget on the table.
"It is getting time to do some serious discussions, rather than (spreading) gloom and doom," she said.
In her letter to Quigley, White asked him to identify ways to respond to the $2.9 billion projected state budget deficit that has materialized since Rendell's budget proposal in February.
"It is not appropriate for DCNR to opine on problems that extend well beyond our own budget," Quigley wrote.
If not budget cuts, the only other option to deal with the deficit is a "raising taxes," White said.
"And I don't think the people want that. If you look at those tea parties, I think they were sending a message," she said.
WE BOTH HAVE A HAND IN THIS
Joanne Grace Hartman, A Touch of Grace Massage Therapy andDonna A. Lenzi, Everyday Therapeutics On-site Massage
Have teamed up our business concepts to reach every massage scenario. Joanne has your back for your spa experience at her store on Main Street and Donna has your
back for every on-site experience. You will see both of us working very closely at any event.
back for every on-site experience. You will see both of us working very closely at any event.
Joanne is the featured MASSAGE THERAPIST at the Farmer's Market June 6th in Ligonier. Come & check us out!!!!
*****this picture was our Relay for Life event*****
Everyday Therapeutics On-site Massage
What a treat to massage these guys..... They want me back to massage at the upcoming shows at the Tavern......
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