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Orange County Library offers online program for adults who need high school diplomas
If you didn’t finish high school and don’t want a GED, the Orange County Library System is offering a new program that you may be interested in. The Career Online High School program allows library card-carrying adults who are 19 years old and up to earn an accredited high school diploma and career certificate online,…
Orlando ranks highest in country for pollen levels
The City Beautiful in springtime can be an amazing sight to behold, but for those of us with allergies, this time of year is literally a living hell. As it turns out, Orlando is actually the worst place in the entire country right now for people with sensitive immune systems. According to Florida Hospital, Orlando is…
According to recent study, mosquitoes in Orlando aren’t even that bad
It may seem like we’re swatting at mosquitos all day, but Orlando residents have it easy compared to other cities. A recent study released by the pest control company Orkin ranked the top 50 mosquito cities in the country based on the number of customers serviced in 2015, and Orlando came in at 24. According to…
San Holo draws the trap and bass crowd to the Social
If, during the haze of Miami’s Ultra Music Festival two weeks ago, you remember bumping to the futuristic beats of Dutch DJ-producer San Holo, here’s your chance to hear him again. The 25-year-old San Holo – real name Sander Van Dijck – is coming to the Social this Thursday. Probably best known for his remix…
Ophira Eisenberg brings NPR’s “Ask Me Another” to the Bob Carr
National Public Radio listeners in Orlando have enjoyed a renaissance of in-person appearances in recent years, from David Sedaris and Ira Glass to “Wait Wait … Don’t Tell Me!” with Peter Sagal. The New York-based quiz show “Ask Me Another,” which is recording at the Bob Carr on Wednesday night, hasn’t been broadcasting on 90.7…
Orlando comedy community gathers to roast Sean Finnerty before he leaves
The Orlando comedy scene has been hit hard by success. Through sheer stubbornness, local comics created a network of open mic nights, showcases and even an annual festival over the past few years where they could improve their craft, take risks and learn how to be better performers. But as our local comedians get better,…
Gov. Rick Scott suspends Eatonville mayor charged in election fraud case
Gov. Rick Scott suspended Eatonville Mayor Anthony Grant after an Orange County grand jury indicted Grant on 25 charges stemming from allegations of absentee ballot fraud during the town’s last election. Scott suspended Grant via an executive order, which says Grant is “prohibited from performing any official act, duty or function of public office; from…
For rockabilly fans, ‘Cry Baby’ is all about the soundtrack
It’s worth mentioning that tonight’s installment of the Enzian Theater’s Cult Classics film series is John Waters’ Cry-Baby. In the Waters corpus, Cry-Baby is one of his more mainstream works, a little more polished, a little more big-budget, and starring a very young and very pouty Johnny Depp. For our purposes, though, it’s all about the…
Daniel Bennett trio bridges jazz and folk at Timucua White House
THIS LITTLE UNDERGROUND Fresh in from New York City that day (Mar. 28), award-winning reed man Daniel Bennett and two wingmen kicked off a small weeklong Florida tour with a special engagement at local art-music bastion the Timucua White House. Although Bennett has some known early roots in jazz minimalism, what was on full display…
Get your dog spayed or neutered for free this April
As Bob Barker always said on The Price Is Right, “Always have your pets spayed or neutered.” The Dawn Brancheau Foundation is sponsoring an event on Tuesday, April 19, to spay and neuter dogs and give rabies vaccines — for free — with no weight or breed restrictions. According to the nonprofit organization Dolly’s Foundation, the…
Donald Trump’s campaign manager charged with battery
Jupiter police have charged Donald Trump’s campaign manager Corey Lewandowski with assault after an incident earlier this month involving a reporter. The charge is connected to an incident that occurred at a Trump campaign event in Jupiter, Florida, on March 8, according to The Atlantic. Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields filed a police report against Lewandowski after…
This year’s UCF student government elections are completely insane
Student government elections at the University of Central Florida have been pretty weird this year, involving everything from alleged campaign violations to a Trump look-alike. Like the U.S. presidential elections we’ve come to hate, out of the ashes of politics-per-usual comes a crazy train you just can’t get off. All aboard the Anthony Safadi Express. Safadi,…
Rick Scott wants Yale University to relocate to Florida
After a strange request last week for President Obama to cut short his Argentina trip and come to Florida, Gov. Rick Scott is now asking someone else to come brave the mosquitos here: Yale University. In a press release, Scott calls on the 314-year-old university to move its operations to the Sunshine State after the…
State agency drops case against Planned Parenthood clinics
Citing a new abortion law signed by Gov. Rick Scott, the state Agency for Health Care Administration has dismissed cases alleging that three Planned Parenthood clinics performed second-trimester abortions without proper licenses. The cases stem from a series of AHCA inspections last summer, which produced similar administrative charges against Planned Parenthood centers in St. Petersburg,…
Florida drivers can’t seem to stop running over panthers
2016 is already on track to be another terrible year for panthers. A deceased male Florida panther was discovered last Friday, March 25, after the animal was hit by a car, says the Sun Sentinel. The panther was between 14 and 16 months old. The remains will be transported to Gainesville for a necropsy. This…
SeaWorld releases details on what the future of their remaining orcas will look like
With the dust settling on SeaWorld’s shocking news that they’re ending the active orca breeding program in their parks, new questions have arisen concerning what kind of lifestyle this last generation will have. In the official announcement, a rendering of an updated orca habitat was included, but that gives us few details of what the…
Gov. Rick Scott talks with state officials about Brevard County brown tide, fish kill
Gov. Rick Scott held a conference call Monday with state officials to discuss “brown tide” problems in the northern Indian River Lagoon that have resulted in thousands of fish dying. Scott spokeswoman Jackie Schutz said the call was intended to give the governor an update from officials working on the situation. “Right now the governor…
Neil deGrasse Tyson set to kick off Dr. Phillips Center’s OUC Speakers series
Orlando seems to be drawing in all of the science celebrities this year. UCF brought in ’90s-favorite Bill Nye two weeks ago, and now it’s Neil deGrasse Tyson’s turn. The astrophysicist and Cosmos host is set to open up the Dr. Phillips Center’s OUC Speakers series Nov. 15 at the Walt Disney Theater, says the center’s press…
Eatonville mayor indicted on felony charges in election fraud case
An Orange County grand jury indicted Eatonville Mayor Anthony Grant and two others on 25 charges related to allegations of voter ballot fraud during the town’s 2015 election. Grant’s alleged co-conspirators, James Randolph and Mia Antoinette Nowells, were indicted on most of the same charges as the Eatonville mayor. During Monday’s press conference regarding the…
Daytona Beach witnessed largest spring break crowds in 10 years
What’s better than dealing with large crowds of drunken college students? Dealing with a record-breaking crowd of drunken college students. Daytona Beach saw a spring break high this year, reports WFTV. Spring break 2016 marked the largest horde of way-too-excited teenagers and 20-something-year-olds the city has had to deal with in 10 years. Officials suspect that the…
Magic Kingdom’s latest ‘Disney After Hours’ event basically charges $50 an hour for rides and ice cream
Disney World recently raised the price for their one-day, one-park ticket, but now there’s another option that is even more expensive and offers even less time in the park. Continuing Disney’s tradition of less for more, earlier this month the company announced that Magic Kingdom would begin a new event called “Disney After Hours.” For…
35 Years Later: Discharge – ‘Why’ EP
In the Year of Our Lord 2016, there’s a lot of digital ink being spilled about the 40th anniversary of punk’s birth (the first Ramones album was released April 1976, and “Anarchy in the U.K.” was released in November 1976), and a lot of attention being given to a ridiculous stunt devised to exploit the…
Visit Florida gets millions in state money but little public oversight
Surprise! The same folks at Visit Florida who won’t tell you how much Pitbull is paid to be the state’s tourism ambassador also don’t want to talk about the money they’re spending. The Orlando Sentinel reports the public-private state tourism agency will get $78 million this year in taxpayer money, but has little oversight from state…
Magic Kingdom stops using FastPasses for fireworks, parades
Disney World has been updating and testing the MyMagic+ program since it was first rolled out. Recently, two major changes happened regarding FastPasses, Disney’s version of a ride reservation system. FastPasses were rolled out across Walt Disney World more than three years ago. Since then, Magic Kingdom has done an extensive remodeled to the central…
Payday loans have cost Floridians $2.5 billion in last decade, report finds
Since 2005, Floridians have paid $2.5 billion in fees to payday lenders, despite state regulations laws, according to a new report from the Center for Responsible Lending. A payday loan is a high-interest, low-dollar loan that is due on your next payday, says Delvin Davis, a senior research analyst at the non-partisan research center and co-author…
Run River North delivers good show, brings needed update to the Asian-American experience
THIS LITTLE UNDERGROUND How do I not make this too ethnic and meta? Fuck it, here goes. Run River North (March 24, the Social) is a six-member L.A. band constituted entirely of Korean-Americans. The Asian storyline is inevitable. And then there’s me, a card-carrying Asian-American myself, who’s now filtering it. Add everything up and it…
Come hungry to the sold-out United We Brunch at the Orchid Garden
What’s the one thing you crave after a crazy Friday night out? Day drinking! Nurse your hangover with a Bloody Mary and some toast and eggs at United We Brunch, where brunch destinations from all over Orlando come together for the ultimate afternoon meal. Come knock down a few mimosas and beers while enjoying brunch…
Rick Scott signs abortion restrictions, Planned Parenthood vows to fight back
In spite of the 12,000 petitions opposing a controversial abortion bill that were delivered to his office, Gov. Rick Scott signed new abortion clinic restrictions into law Friday. “This cruel bill is designed to rip health care away from those most at risk,” says Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America, in a…
Local artists pay tribute to Bowie at the Falcon
He was Halloween Jack. He was Aladdin Sane. He was the Starman. David Bowie was never just David Bowie; the musician, Goblin King and space explorer had a way of transforming himself into a slew of beings. Maybe it’s this metamorphic ease of his that allows him to keep living in people’s hearts despite his…
Welcome (back) to the jungle: Guns N’ Roses confirm reunion tour and stop in Orlando
Guns N’ Roses today confirmed a reunion tour and released a list of 21 North American cities that the reformed band will be playing. In addition to the expected markets like New York and Philadelphia, Orlando was tentatively announced as a date on the tour. As with everything Axl-related there are more questions than answers.…
Rick Scott approves medical marijuana expansion
With Floridians poised to vote this fall on broad legalization of medical marijuana, Gov. Rick Scott on Friday signed a bill that will allow terminally ill patients to have access to marijuana as they try to ease suffering. The bill, which lawmakers approved this month, was one of 68 measures that Scott signed into law…
Quickly Boba & Snow’s mochi waffle is the best way possible to celebrate #WaffleDay
While the U.S. honors the pocked pastry on Aug. 25, March 25 is the day for celebrating #waffleday internationally. Belgium invented the damn thing anyway, so we’re going full gaufre on this Good Friday. Our favorite clover-shaped waffle in town these days is the mochi waffle from Quickly Boba & Snow, which is fresh-pressed to…
Caveman Cult gets savage tonight at Uncle Lou’s
Miami war metal trio Caveman Cult are poised to lay waste to Uncle Lou’s Friday, March 25, on a bill that includes Accursed Creator, Infinite Earths, Masticator and Visioner. And really, hyperbole is the only way to properly describe the utterly over-the-top, primitive, speed-fueled metal that Caveman Cult create. Caveman Cult’s 2014 debut Rituals of…
3 extravagant hotel Easter Sunday brunch buffets that you can still get into
You want sushi, pasta or burgers for brunch on Easter Sunday? No problem. Ham and deviled eggs are so two centuries ago, anyway. In the grand tradition of expensive blow-out hotel brunches, here are three that still have seating space available. You might want to double your headcount so you’ll have room to spread out…
24-hour dining coming very soon to downtown
Red Mug Diner, in the old Golden Knife space, is “currently hiring and training for a mid-April” opening, according to their marketing director. We’re seriously looking forward, not just because the Weekly offices are thisclose, but because finding food after midnight can be a challenge in Orlando. Also enticing: Chef Mark Dollard, formerly of Absinthe…
Today is the first Food Truck Friday at the Dr. Phillips Center
Lunching downtown today? Risk the rain chances and wander down to Food Truck Fridays at Seneff Arts Plaza (across from City Hall, in front of the Dr. Phillips Center for the Arts). The Dr. Phil launches their Food Truck Fridays today with French Fry Junction and Magic 4ur Palate trucks from 11 a.m. to 1…
Hey Orlando kitty cafes, stop toying with our hearts
Look, we appreciate even the possibility of a cat café, whether it’s in Clermont or right downtown near Lake Eola. But as the months tick by it’s starting to feel like it will never happen, and every email or Facebook update we get ratchets up the anticipation another notch. On the other hand, cat lovers wanna…
DJ BMF to host Phife Dawg Tribute at Lil Indies tonight
When a beloved musician like Phife Dog passes, it’s best to fight the urge to somberly listen to favorite cuts alone; his work should be celebrated communally. And loud. To that end, Lil’ Indies and DJ BMF will host “Phife Dog Friday” this Friday, March 25th, at 10 p.m. The evening will be a celebration of…
FWC: Florida black bear population ‘robust’
The Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission says the state’s black bear population is “robust” and growing. The News Service of Florida reports scientific surveys estimate the adult black bear population to be at 4,350, up from the 300 to 500 bears in Florida during the 1970s. The surveys were conducted before the October hunt…
Rick Scott signs police body cameras, dental care bills
Gov. Rick Scott on Thursday signed 34 bills into law, including a measure that will require standards for the use of police body cameras and a plan that could lead to revamping dental care in the Medicaid program. The body-camera bill (HB 93) was a priority of many Democratic lawmakers and came after a series…
Theater Review: STOMP at Dr. Phillips Center
After circling the globe nonstop since 1991, you’d expect STOMP to be exhausted by now, or at least out of metal lids to smash. The found-object percussion show they spawned has certainly been imitated and exploited by enough theme parks and cruise ships to obscure the originality that brought the Brighton-based phenomenon fame in the…
Voting rights groups blocked from recouping legal fees
Groups that successfully challenged the Florida Legislature’s congressional map aren’t entitled to recover millions of dollars in legal fees from the state, an appellate court ruled Thursday. A three-judge panel of the 1st District Court of Appeal unanimously rejected arguments from a coalition of voting-rights organizations and a group of voters that their lawyers had…
With arms wide open, Scott Stapp met this dolphin at SeaWorld today
Scott Stapp, the former Creed frontman and Orlando native, stopped by Discovery Cove, March 24, to swim around with this dolphin, according to SeaWorld. Stapp, who’s responsible for chart-topping rock ballads like “My Own Prison,” spent the afternoon splashing around with Roxy– an Atlantic bottlenose dolphin who will probably spend the rest of its life…
Sabal Trail pipeline files eminent domain lawsuits for land in Florida, other states
The Sabal Trail Transmission, a natural-gas pipeline project of several energy companies, has filed 160 eminent domain lawsuits in Florida, Alabama and Georgia, including motions against 25 properties in Central Florida. The Orlando Sentinel reports that the properties the project needs in Central Florida are mostly in Osceola County. The pipeline would “come through the…
Sneak peek: Tastes from the Heart of Florida United Way Chef’s Gala 2016
Heart of Florida United Way hosts its 24th annual Chef’s Gala May 21 at Epcot World Showplace. It’s United Way’s largest fundraiser, with proceeds going to support education, income, health and basic needs for more than 400,000 people. We got a sneak peek this past Wednesday into some of the fare that will be offered…
Rick Scott wants Obama to end Argentina trip, come to Florida
President Barack Obama’s trip to Argentina will be over later tonight, but Florida Gov. Rick Scott just can’t wait anymore. Using the power of the Caps Lock, Scott sent out this tweet to Obama: .@POTUS SHOULD COME BACK TO AMERICA – COME TO FLORIDA: https://t.co/s9fatgCSN4 — Rick Scott (@FLGovScott) March 24, 2016 In a…
Disney to allow costumes at Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, sort of
If you thought you might have to retire that awesome Donald Duck costume you wear to Disney, think again. The Disney Parks Blog announced Wednesday that even though a new dress code at the park bans costumes worn by guests 14 years and older, an exception will be made for special theme park events, like…
Universal Orlando reveals new creatures of Skull Island: Reign of Kong
Universal Orlando unveiled a few of the new monsters that will be featured in this summer’s new attraction Skull Island: Reign of Kong. As expected, many of the new creatures were in the 2005 film King Kong. According to the official Universal blog, the new creatures include an arachno-claw (a six-legged carnivorous arachnid), a carnictis…
Colleen Green announces upcoming show at Will’s Pub
Today, garage rocker Colleen Green announced a new show at Will’s Pub with support from Ben Katzman’s DeGreaser and Wet Nurse. Green’s Orlando date is Wednesday, May 11th. Tickets can be purchased here. As of now, this appears to be a standalone headlining date, coming soon after the conclusion of an April tour alongside Basement, Turnstile, and…
House Ethics Committee investigating U.S. Rep. Corrine Brown
The House Committee on Ethics announced Wednesday that it’s investigating U.S. Rep. Corrine Brown, D-Jacksonville. In a letter, the committee says it’s investigating “allegations that she engaged in improper conduct relating to certain outside organizations, including allegations that she may have conspired with other persons in connection with fraudulent activity, improperly solicited charitable donations, used campaign…
Tancred prove ready to jump to head of ’90s indie-rock revival class in Orlando debut (The Social)
THIS LITTLE UNDERGROUND Sick of the ‘90s yet? That decade’s style is omnipresent these days. I heard JNCO jeans are even making a little comeback or some shit like that. Good lord. But, though I may be a little sick of typing that number from all these acts I’ve been seeing of late, I’m not…
Black Cobra and Bongzilla light it up with stoner metal at Will’s Pub
We promise, no weed jokes here, because they’re all stupid unless … you know. But this metal lineup is so loaded with heavy stoner sounds that just the looks of it gives us a contact high. At the top of the marquee are resurrected Wisconsin burners Bongzilla, who are, as their name amply declares, one…
Chicago rapper Skizzy Mars tests the waters at Backbooth
In the style of Kid Cudi and Kanye West, New York rapper Skizzy Mars’ rhymes won’t get you pumping your fist inside the club, but for the Netflix-and-chill stuff that happens after the party, it’s perfect. The intro from his latest single, “Comb,” starts out slow enough, almost ethereal, but quickly jumps into “When I…
Keith Lay bridges Wagner and Ravel at Orlando Philharmonic’s ‘Pictures at an Exhibition’
The final show of the Orlando Philharmonic’s 2015-2016 Classics series is a barn-burner, from Wagner’s swooping Overture to Tannhäuser to Ravel’s plucky, sinuous Alborada del gracioso to the eponym composition, Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition. Pictures is one of those stirring pieces of classical repertoire that gets lots of play in TV commercials and movies…
24 free concerts this week in Orlando (3/23-3/29)
Wednesday March 23 Eugene Snowden’s Ten Pints Of Truth 10 p.m. at Lil Indies, 1036 N. Mills Ave. The Imperial’s Acoustic Soundcheck With Robin Lewis 8 p.m. at the Imperial at Washburn Imports, 1800 N. Orange Ave. Orlando Music Group Open Jam 10:45 p.m. at St. Matthew’s Tavern, 1300 N. Mills Ave. Reggae Night with…
Gov. Rick Scott signs needle exchange, rape kit bills
Gov. Rick Scott signed nine bills into law Wednesday, including a bill that creates a needle-exchange program at the University of Miami and another bill requiring rape kits to be submitted for testing within a certain time frame. The News Service of Florida reports SB 242 establishes a pilot program at UM that “seeks to prevent…
Rapper Aesop Rock announces new tour and show at the Social
Hip-hop maverick Aesop Rock will soon be at the Social alongside Rob Sonic and DJ Zone. Rock’s Orlando show is set for Tuesday, July 5. Tickets and booking were made public March 23 and can be purchased here. Insert your own “verbal fireworks” pun and chuckle mirthlessly. Aesop Rock also announced his latest album, The Impossible Kid, will…
OPD Chief Mina: Officers benefit from Orlando Speaks
In the course of reporting the story about Samuel Sinyangwe, an Orlando data scientist with Campaign Zero who helped create Mapping Police Violence, we also talked to Orlando Police Chief John Mina about Orlando Speaks. If you haven’t heard of Orlando Speaks, it’s an interactive community dialogue between residents and police officers that’s been held three…
Jeb Bush endorses Ted Cruz in Republican race
After repeatedly clashing with Republican front-runner Donald Trump during the campaign, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush on Wednesday endorsed Ted Cruz in the battle for the GOP presidential nomination. Bush made the announcement a little more than a month after dropping his bid for the presidency and about a week after Trump won 66 of…
R.I.P. Phife Dawg (A Tribe Called Quest)
News outlets are reporting this morning that rapper Malik “Phife Dog” Taylor, a member of pioneering hip-hop outfit A Tribe Called Quest, passed away last night. Hip-hop, pop music, call it what you like, has lost an innovator. Related Stories
Try 43 different Taiwanese foods at 14th Annual Taiwanese Food Festival on Saturday
If dumplings are your jam, we suggest forking over the $10 to attend the 14th annual Taiwanese Food Festival from 4 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, March 26, at the Florida Chinese Business Association on Principal Row. The $10 admission fee also includes $10 worth of food tickets, but the organizers suggest tacking on another…
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The 9th annual Reading Between the Wines event April 20 at the Orlando Science Center will feature New York Times bestselling author Elizabeth Berg, author of The Dream Lover. Wine and tapas-sized eats will be served from 6 to 9 p.m. by Morimoto Asia, Raglan Road, the Coop and more, with proceeds of the event…
The journey comes full circle for actress Peg O’Keef, currently starring in Mad Cow’s ‘Long Day’s Journey Into Night’
In 2004, I assistant directed Peg O’Keef as Mary Tyrone in Eugene O’Neill’s epic Long Day’s Journey Into Night at the much-missed Theatre Downtown. Last weekend, she returned to the role in Mad Cow Theatre’s production under director Mark Edward Smith. I interviewed O’Keef on opening night about her own long journey in the intervening…
Picks This Week: Autarx, Freedom Fest, Dirty Dishes and more
Freedom Fest Red Lion Pub launches a four-day mini-festival to raise money for cancer patients and charities with sets from the Evan Taylor Jones Band and Caiti Patton, among others. 6 p.m. Wednesday, March 23, at Red Lion Pub, $5-$15 Daisyhead Tennessee’s Daisyhead released their debut album, The Smallest Light, last year to glowing reviews…
Are Will Cotton’s sugar-coated dream girls just eye candy, or something deeper?
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Tap & Grind may be the most chill little space in the CBD
Tap & Grind 59 W. Central Blvd., 407-455-1100 After work or after hours? After work Beer/wine or liquor too? Beer and wine Check all that apply: ☐ fancy cocktails ☐ make ’em strong and keep ’em coming ☒ wine list (5 choices or more) ☒ craft beer ☐ beer: the usual suspects ☒ wide selection…
Sissy Spacek headlines 25th Florida Film Festival
Next month’s 10-day fest includes more movies by female filmmakers than ever before
Opening in Orlando: Batman v Superman, My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 and The Disappointments Room
Batman v Superman It isn’t like there’s much riding on this movie or anything – just the entire future of the DC Cinematic Universe. Industry promo claims that the film is on track to do a whopping $120 million in its first weekend, which is the Marco Rubio way of saying that the first-ever feature…
Porches’ Orlando debut proves transformative live; Thad Anderson creates a city soundtrack
Recently, local Americana queen Terri Binion has been playing more shows, which is a blessing by unanimous local sentiment. But there’s nothing quite like the full-force presence of seeing her playing out with the gust of her first new album in 14 years (March 18, Will’s Pub). The Beat Chiefly through Porches, a project that’s…
Savage Love (3/23/16)
I’m a 24-year-old man, married three years, monogamous. My wife and I are religious and were both virgins when we got married. I’m sexually frustrated with two things. No. 1: How can I get her to give me oral sex? (She has never given and I have never received oral sex.) She is afraid to…
Free Will Astrology (3/23/16)
ARIES (March 21-April 19) When Orville and Wilbur Wright were kids, their father gave them a toy helicopter powered by a rubber band. The year was 1878. Twenty-five years later, the brothers became the first humans to sail above the earth in a flying machine. They testified that the toy helicopter had been a key…
Gimme Shelter (3/23/16)
We have an adorable dog who is looking for a loving home! Snoopy (Animal ID A343802) is a 6-year-old dog who was surrendered because her owner could no longer care for her. Even though Snoopy is 6 years old, she has a lot of energy! She loves to run around outside and she’ll make a…
Selections: Our picks of the week’s best events, Mar. 23-29
Wednesday, 23 Bob Saget COMEDY Danny Tanner is the dad we all wish could navigate us through puberty, but if you were to ask actor-comedian Bob Saget how he feels about it, well, those would be “the dirtiest words you can say to me.” Saget has since come to grips with his role as the…
