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Mi Amico: Making the very best of this bowl season

It's cold outside. The kids are getting restless. You need to get out of the house.

Or maybe you're a college student. You're home on break and have grown weary of the club scene. But you still want to find a way to celebrate the new year.

What do you do?

How about something that's been available in Sandusky for the past 43 years?

How about a little bowling?

Star Lanes (2097 Cleveland Road in Sandusky) might be a good starting point. It will be hosting a New Year's Eve celebration from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., staging what is being dubbed as the Glow 'n Bowl.

By Anonymous at 1:00 am, Wednesday, December 26, 2007
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Lyman Harbor set to blast in New Year's

The New Year is coming in with a blast at Lyman Harbor.

For the first time ever, Lyman Harbor's New Year's Eve celebration is going Times Square style - with a live fireworks show at the stroke of midnight.

Even better than New York City, you won't have to stand out in the freezing weather to view the fantastic show - you can watch while dancing the night away in the comfort of Lyman Harbor's Compass Point Ballroom.

By Anonymous at 1:00 am, Wednesday, December 26, 2007
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Aliens, Predators and the holidays

When you say the word "Christmas," the first images that come to mind for some people are of baby Jesus, sleeping in a manger as Joseph and Mary watch intently.

Others picture Santa Claus sliding down a chimney, carrying a sack of toys over his shoulder.

And then there's a smaller group of people for whom the word "Christmas" brings to mind images of vicious monsters from another planet fighting gruesome battles to the death.

By Anonymous at 1:00 am, Wednesday, December 26, 2007
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Remedies to beat the New Year's blues

It's inevitable. Just as surely as one year comes to a close and a new one begins, headaches and sour stomachs abound on January 1st.

So is spending the first day of a brand new year suffering from being "over-served" any fun? No - but as I said, for some, it's inevitable.

By Laura Barrett at 1:00 am, Wednesday, December 26, 2007
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Foss brings 'universal' music to Huron

For Angel Foss, music is life.

By Anonymous at 1:00 am, Wednesday, December 26, 2007
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Cabana Jacks Movie Line of the Week

General Decker: "Liberals! Intellectuals! Peacemongers! IDIOTS!"

By Anonymous at 1:00 am, Wednesday, December 26, 2007
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Grin & Barrett: The Almanac knows all. Or at least, enough

So 2008 begins Tuesday and my Old Farmer's Almanac says...

By LauraB. at 1:00 am, Wednesday, December 26, 2007
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Heroes welcome

Your "Girlfriend" probably enjoys this game. So does your "Mother." Pretty much every "Woman" loves Guitar Hero.

By Anonymous at 1:00 am, Wednesday, December 26, 2007
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Band feels "Lucky" to play locally

Letting it rock this holiday season is what Cleveland cover band Lucky Numbers will be doing when it returns to I-5's for a special New Year's Eve show in Huron.

"It's just the excitement and fun," said singer Christine LaMedica. "Personally I just love being up there singing and the best part about it is, I get to watch the crowd have a good time. To be up there watching them sing and dance, really that's what it's all about."

By John Benson at 1:00 am, Wednesday, December 26, 2007
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Making a Hip-Hop stand in Sandusky

When Alex "Clancey 420" Gooding arrived in Erie County a few years ago to take care of a sick family member, the Palm Springs, Calif., native realized he wanted to make Sandusky his home.

This also meant that his hip-hop act - the Red Eye Prophets - would be relocating to the Buckeye State. The duo, which also features Johnny "Cal-Cutta" Perez, formed around the turn of the century in Long Beach.

"It's a whole new breed of hip-hop," Gooding said.

By John Benson at 1:00 am, Thursday, December 20, 2007
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