to which mrjohnson told the liverpool echo: and so once more we have mrjohnson telling us something didn t break the rules while offering nothing to counter the growing evidence that it did. a trial has begun in israel of six men who broke out of a maximum security prison, back in september. the jailbreak was felt as a huge embarassement to the israeli government. palestinian militant groups however described the mens escape as heroic . the men dug a hole in the floor of their bathroom using a rusty spoon. this gave them access to a hollow space underneath the prison, created when it was built. an israeli police commander described it as a structural flaw . the tunnel then surfaced, outside the prison walls. it actually emerged right under
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New restaurant named for Orlando civil rights activist opens downtown
The Monroe is named for Dr. William ‘Monroe’ Wells
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The interior of the Monroe during its grand opening in downtown Orlando (Copyright 2021 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved.)
ORLANDO, Fla. – The Monroe restaurant, named after an Orlando civil rights leader, held its grand opening in downtown Orlando’s Creative Village on Tuesday.
The restaurant opened inside the Julian Apartments complex along North Terry Avenue, just north of the Parramore neighborhood.
The Monroe is the fourth restaurant from the Good Salt Group which also runs the Osprey Tavern, Seito Sushi and Reyes Mezcaleria.
After very first and very successful Curated Experiences weekend in February of this year (see our recap of this epic event-filled Curated Experiences weekend here), Curated Experiences returns to The Ritz-Carlton and JW Marriott Orlando, Grande Lakes on the weekend of April 23-25, 2021.
In one perfectly planned weekend, guests at Grande Lakes Orlando can e”njoy the ultimate mix of relaxation and inspiration, along with master classes, guided workshops, immersive demonstrations and more led by an array of award-winning chefs, winemakers, jewelers, artists, athletes and wellness experts.”
New this time – Two-time James Beard Award Winning Chef Melissa Kelly will lead both the Italian Cooking class and headline the Saturday evening Wine Pairing Dinner, along with Chef John Tesar of Knife and Spoon and special guests including local Orlando Chef Kevin Fonzo (formerly of K Restaurant), Eddie Nickell (of Bites and Bubbles) and Chef Kathleen Blake (The Rusty Spoon).