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The owner of Living Room Nightclub in Mullins, Cynthia Williams, said her business is not a public nuisance, and she plans to fight a judge's order to temporarily shut it down.
SC Circuit Court Judge William Seales granted the City of Mullins a temporary injunction during a hearing last week to shut down the nightclub, according to Captain Joe Graham with Mullins police.
Twelfth Circuit Solicitor Ed Clements said he filed the petition for a temporary injunction in January on behalf of the City of Mullins as a special prosecutor.
The petition says, "Since October 2013 there have been three shootings at the Living Room Club includingthe murder of Keith Anthony Broome on New Year's Eve of 2015. In addition, the Living Room Club has been the source of numerous assaults and thefts. On a regular basis, the police are called to the Living Room Club for loud noise and disturbances of the peace. On several occasions police officers have witnessed the presence of unlawful controlled substances and drug paraphernalia in the Living Room and on its premises."
According to the petition, "The owners and employers of the Living Room Club do not cooperate with police when we are investigating a crime which either occurred in the Club or in the parking lot. Members of the community are intimidated by the Living Room Club's owners and are reluctant to testify as to crimes which occur in the Club."
Williams said whenever there are problems at the club, her employees always call police. She added they cooperate with officers as best they can with the information they have.
She believes her nightclub was shut down due to things beyond her control and disagrees with the number of shootings police have attributed to problems at her club.
"They're really trying to make it a lot worse than what it is. They're saying three shootings," said Williams. She went on to say while Broome was killed at the club, the other shootings were drive by shootings "where somebody rode by and shot at the building, and they're saying it like there was another shooting at this location."
"Murders happen every day every where. I've heard of cases where people have been killed in courtrooms. People have been killed at grocery stores, malls, convenience stores, the location. How can the Living Room murder anybody? That's senseless," she added.
Williams said police have unfairly targeted her business for years, and she said the claims in the petition to close it down are false.
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Lakeland police say David Cuevas, 42, had a duffel bag with rope, duct tape, chains, a stun gun and leg restraints inside a hotel room at the Crestwood Suites Extended Stay Hotel in Lakeland.
LAKELAND | Police found a chilling collection of weapons and restraints when they searched the motel room and car of the suspected rapist who was shot and killed by Lakeland officers last week.
David Cuevas, 42, had a duffel bag with rope, duct tape, chains, a stun gun and leg restraints inside a hotel room at the Crestwood Suites Extended Stay Hotel in Lakeland.
Inside his car, detectives found 725 9mm rounds, more leg restraints, two sets of handcuffs, a knife and binoculars.
When he was shot he was carrying a pistol and four loaded magazines.
"Looking now at what he brought to Lakeland, it was obvious that he was intent on committing a violent felony," police spokesman Sgt. Gary Gross said Tuesday. "We're thankful that (detectives) were able to intervene and stop another potential violent crime from occurring."
Police on Tuesday released new details in the shooting of Cuevas outside a North Lakeland restaurant.
The shooting happened about 5:40 p.m. Thursday on the sidewalk in front of Five Guys restaurant at 4660 N. Socrum Loop Road.
Police said two detectives Mike Lewis, 28, and Nick Pollice, 33 fired 18 times at Cuevas as he reached into his waistband and turned toward them with a pistol. The detectives hit him seven times, killing him, according to police.
Neither of the officers, nor any bystanders, were injured.
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SC Circuit Court Judge William Seales granted the City of Mullins a temporary injunction during a hearing last week to shut down the Living Room nightclub, according to Captain Joe Graham with Mullins police.
Twelfth Circuit Solicitor Ed Clements said he filed the petition for a temporary injunction in January on behalf of the City of Mullins as a special prosecutor.
The petition says, "Since October 2013 there have been three shootings at the Living Room Club including the murder of Keith Anthony Broome on New Year's Eve of 2015. In addition, the Living Room Club has been the source of numerous assaults and thefts. On a regular basis the police are called to the Living Room Club for loud noise and disturbances of the peace. On several occasions police officers have witnessed the presence of unlawful controlled substances and drug paraphernalia in the Living Room and on its premises."
According to the petition, "The owners and employers of the Living Room Club do not cooperate with police when we are investigating a crime which either occurred in the Club or in the parking lot. Members of the community are intimidated by the Living Room Club's owners and are reluctant to testify as to crimes which occur in the Club."
The petition says that public records with the Register of Deeds for Marion County reveal that the title to the real property where the Living Room is located is held by Cynthia Williams.
Graham said Williams' brother, Richard Williams, is also a co-owner of the club.
Keith Broome wasshot and killed at the club in the early morning hours of New Year's Day. Police said Sherman Henry, Jr., 28, has been charged in Broome's murder.
Broome's mother and sister said they're relieved knowing the club is closed for now.
"I just feel like the club should come to an end, just like my son's life came to an end, " said Gracie Broome, Keith Broome's mother.
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LESS THAN a minute into Radko Gudas' first in-person media session, Jake Voracek interrupted Gudas in the middle of a sentence and placed the defenseman's new No. 3 Flyers jersey across Gudas' chest.
"It's good to have another 'Czecho' here," Voracek said as he walked away, after yesterday's practice.
And the consensus among the players in the Flyers' locker room is that it's good to have Gudas on your team, and not the other way around.
The bruising, 6-foot, 204-pound blue-liner was shipped to the Flyers from Tampa Bay, along with a conditional first-round pick and a third-round pick, in exchange for Braydon Coburn at Monday's trade deadline.
Which traded Philly player will be missed most?
Gudas, 24, is known around the league for being a powerful open-ice hitter, an aspect to the Flyers' backline that has been missing at times this season.
But that's not all he brings to the table. There is a level of familiarity among two specific Flyers when it comes to Gudas.
Vinny Lecavalier spent the 2012-13 and 2013-14 seasons with him in Tampa Bay.
"Obviously, he'll bring a physical game, but he can play with the puck, he's got a lot of good skills, he's a defenseman that has the full package," Lecavalier said.
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OAKLAND (KCBS) Its a good problem to have: theres a shortage of hotel rooms in Oakland, but that could change if developers get approval for a number of construction projects.
Visit Oakland CEO Alison Best says Oakland draws visitors for business, pleasure and major sports events. Oakland currently has about 5,000 hotel rooms but could use 1,000 more.
Right now Oakland officials are considering two proposals that would include rehabilitation of the Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center at Lake Merritt. The revamp could include the addition of a high-rise hotel on the site.
Best says Oaklands Uptown neighborhood is becoming one of the most prosperous, and crowded. The turnaround in Uptown over the last few years with the re-opening of the Fox Theatre and new housing and new businesses there has definitely changed the landscape, she said.
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CEDAR RAPIDS A fairground with a horse racetrack and a baseball park, near the intersection of Second Avenue and 14th Street East, gave way to the development of Cedar Rapids Central Park addition in 1886.
There will not be a single vestige of the old fair grounds left in a month, reported The Gazette. The future inhabitants looking upon a populous portion of the city in after years will be surprised to know that Central Park addition was once the scene of the contest for twine binders and game chickens, and beautiful flowers, and golden harvests, and races. A force of about sixty men are out in that vicinity at work with twenty or thirty teams, and are transforming the fair grounds, where representatives of all counties in Iowa once gathered ... This makes an end of the racetrack and the boys with their trotters are casting about to see where they can get a racetrack.
Part of that site became a luxury apartment hotel in 1925.
The Commonwealth Inc. began as a corporation in 1924. Officers E.E. Wilcox, president; John B. Terry, vice president; F. Junkerman, secretary and treasurer; E.B. Cameron, O.C. Olney, Joe McRaith and William Chamberlain, directors, planned to build an apartment house that rivaled those in bigger cities. The structure designed by architects H.E. Hunter and Norman Hatton was built for $600,000 by general contractor O.F. Paulson. Made of brick, concrete and steel, its elaborate trims gave it charm.
When it opened in 1925, it provided the best for its residents and hotel guests.
All the features of the big city apartments will be included in the Commonwealth, related a 1924 article in The Gazette. A spacious lobby, womens room, mens room, childrens play room, commodious storage room, a complete steam heating plant, a water softener, and a central refrigerator plant providing icing facilities and circulating ice water to all apartments, two passenger and one service elevators, and large laundries with clothes dryers will be provided. Light, gas and heat will be furnished. Heated garage accommodations will be erected in the rear.
There also was a dining room, tea room, delicatessen, beauty shop and 104 apartments in varying sizes over seven floors.
A Gazette story in November 1939 described it as one of the show spots in Cedar Rapids and an apartment house which is set apart by a distinction acquired through constant effort to maintain the finest service and accommodations year after year.
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Dayton, Oregon (PRWEB) February 28, 2015
Whats better than Brunch? This is what Mary and Chris Czarnecki, the owners of The Barlow Room Restaurant and Bar, asked themselves when deciding on the new offering for their family business. Starting March 1st, guests will be able to dig in to a new Sunday Brunch Menu while enjoying a stunning view of early spring flowers and budding trees through The Barlow Rooms large picture windows overlooking Daytons Courthouse Square Park.
In addition to launching the new Sunday Brunch menu and service, The Barlow Room will be adjusting their opening hours to better serve both the local community and Willamette Valley visitors:
The Czarnecki Family remains committed to sourcing meat and produce from the surrounding Yamhill Valley and are excited to offer new, creative brunch items focused on local flavors.
My crew and I have been hard at work developing a menu that has a great balance of traditional favorites and new flavors, says Executive Chef/Owner Christopher Czarnecki. We are so lucky to have the bounty of Oregons Willamette Valley wine country at our doorstep and we will be incorporating lots of fresh, local ingredients.
Guests will be able to view the final Sunday Brunch Menu at The Barlow Rooms website (http://www.thebarlowroom.com) and guests can also expect to be greeted with Weekly Specials depending on seasonal products throughout the spring. Reservations are optional but encouraged, and guests can reserve their seat by visiting the website or calling The Barlow Room at 503-714-4328.
About The Barlow Room, Restaurant and Bar
The Barlow Room, located on a historic block across the street from Dayton's Courthouse Square Park near the junction with SE Dayton-Salem Highway 221, features exposed brick walls, historic photos, and giant picture-window views of the park. Featuring a mix of new materials and vintage finds, The Barlow Room is a family-friendly space with a historic sensibility, vintage-inspired light fixtures, and freshly painted interior and exterior.
The restaurant offers a mix of dining options, including artisanal wood tables, cozy banquet seating, an antique communal table, and comfortable leather-seated wooden booths. A handsome, 1920s mahogany bar faces the dining room creating an inviting setting to enjoy a cocktail like the Dayton Tea, a cold beer or cider on draught, or one of the food-friendly wines.
Major credit cards are accepted and takeout is also available. For more information, please call 503-714-4328 or visit http://www.thebarlowroom.com. Gift Certificates and Off-site Catering Services are available.
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