Move over Jeremy Meeks. Angela Green is looking to dethrone you as sovereign of the viral mug shot.

Green made her spirited addition to this years mug shot hall of fame following her arrest Saturday for refusing to leave a Wickliffe, Ohio, hotel.

WOIO, Cleveland, reported authorities were summoned to a Quality Inn after Green refused to check out of her hotel room. She had rented the room Friday night and was supposed to leave the room by 11 a.m. Saturday.

Police say officers arrived and told Green she needed to rent the room for an additional day or leave the premises. Green then became upset with officers and refused to cooperate, officials say. They added officers discovered Green had given them a fake identity.

Though she put up a bit of a struggle, Green was placed under arrest and taken to the police station where authorities snapped Greens much-talked-about picture.

Green was charged with obstructing official business. She was later released on $354 cash bond.

The image was posted to theWickliffe Police Department's Facebook pageSaturday and has since been shared by several Facebook users. The photo hasn't received as much buzz as that of the nation's favorite handsome felon Jeremy Meeks, but with her aggressively unbothered pose, Green has definitely left her mark on this year's list of most-memorable mug shots.

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The Sacramento region's biggest card room opened Thursday, offering 30 poker tables for players and an economic boost for the community.

Stones Gambling Hall is located in a 25,000 square-foot building off Antelope Road near Interstate 80.

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The building used to be home to a camping supply store, a gym and the Salvation Army, but sat vacant for eight years before the current owners bought it.

"I work right around the block, so I'll probably be coming here daily," said David Roldan, as he waited to play a hand of poker.

In addition to poker, Stones also offers blackjack, pai gow and baccarat.

Unlike Indian casinos, card rooms cannot have slot machines and players must bet against each other, not the house.

Ryan Stone, co-owner of Stones, said his business can compete against Indian casinos -- including Thunder Valley Casino, which is just 13 miles away in Lincoln.

"The Indian casinos are beautiful facilities," Stone said. "They're amazing, fantastic. We're just a neighborhood card room."

Actually, it is two card rooms with two separate licenses and two addresses. However, the two rooms are separated by just a glass wall and sliding door, and they share a restaurant and bar.

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Finding a reasonably priced hotel room is not necessarily a slam dunk in the Internet age. Can you get the best deal if you use websites that specialize in discounted room rates, or are there similar perhaps even better deals on hotel companies sites?

The answers are "yes" and "yes," depending on your needs. As Henry Harteveldt, travel analyst for Atmosphere Research, explains, Sometimes discounts come at a very dear price. You have to be careful.

For example, although Pricelines name your own price policy can provide discounts of up to 60%, the company doesnt tell you the name of your hotel until after you book it, which might place you somewhere you don't want to be. If getting points in your hotel loyalty program is important to you, you might not get them if you book on some discount sites. And discount sites rates can have other strings attached: Rates can be nonrefundable, or you might not be able to change the specifics of your reservation, whichcan bea problem if your travel plans change at the last minute.

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PORTVILLE The Portville Historical and Preservation Society will hold dedication ceremonies for its restored one-room schoolhouse at Bedford Corners at 11 a.m. Sunday, July 13.

The event, which is open to the public, will include dedication of a flag pole and brick walkway donated by members of the Portville Central School Class of 1959 (see related story) and a talk by two former students of the one-room schoolhouse.

In addition, state Sen. Catharine Young (R-Olean), who helped secure a $15,000 grant for the restoration effort, will attend the event.

Bedford Corners, land named for its Civil War-era owner, is located at the intersection of Route 305, Deer Creek and Dodge Creek roads, 1 miles north of the village of Portville.

The one-room school, built in 1864, is one of three historic buildings that make up the Bedford Corners Historic District, property deeded to the Portville Historical and Preservation Society by the late Col. Charles Eshelman, whose family had owned the land for decades. A Harvard graduate and career Army officer, Col. Eshelman was a longtime trustee of the local preservation group.

Restoration of all three buildings, the school, the former Eshelman home and a former cheese factory, each occupying separate corner lots at the intersection, is underway. Together, they will become a museum of local history.

The first project to reach completion, the one-room schoolhouse, has been a labor of love, said Cindy Keeley, president of the Historical and Preservation Society.

The building has been completely restored inside and out, she said. It has a new roof, a new heating system, new wiring, the foundation has been repaired, and its bell tower, removed in the 1920s, has been recreated. Even the old pot-bellied stove that once warmed the feet of students and their teacher has been restored.

It will be a cultural and educational center, a place where children can learn about education through the ages, said Ms. Keeley, adding the building will be ready for visits when a new school year starts in September.

The building is one of 10 former one-room schoolhouses that once operated in the town of Portville, she said. They became obsolete in the centralized school movement that followed World War II.

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