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Twelve Upper Clutha groups dedicated to getting rid of rats, mice, stoats, ferrets, wild cats and possums will meet tomorrow to share their best eradication ideas.
The groups, including the Department of Conservation, Forest and Bird and Matukituki Charitable Trust have often done their work in isolation.
However, Forest and Bird member Andrew Penniket said this week the formation of the Upper Clutha Conservation Forum was generating a more co-operative approach.
The first step had been a ''gathering at the pub'' where each group learnt what the other groups were doing.
Saturday's ''Pest-Off'' workshop in the St John rooms would be another step in that process.
''It's initially for the locals to say what they are doing, what traps they are using and what they have been catching over the last summer.
''It's about swapping information. You're never too old to learn.''
Doc would be providing experts involved in pest control research programmes, and new style gas-powered traps would be demonstrated.
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It was November 26, 2005, and the masses were beginning to make their way to Broad Ripple's the Patio. With a great local lineup of music in store, the venerable Guilford Avenue venue likely looked no different on this Saturday than it did on any other night to the casual passerby. But to faithful music lovers filing into the club, sheer sadness filled the air. Because after that night, this great live music spot would be no more.
Since NUVO's start back in 1990, this unfortunate scene has unfolded at several other Indianapolis venues, leaving music fans searching for somewhere new to get their fix. From The Vollrath to Locals Only, Chubby's Club LaSalle to the Music Mill, many meaningful live music spots have closed their doors in the past 25 years, each leaving behind a melodious mark on the city. For most however, the Patio's closing was certainly the saddest.
"There was so much tradition there. It was always on the front end of trends and on the front end of emerging artists," remembers Jeff Sample, who did a little bit of everything at the club between 1990 and 1999, from bartending to booking bands. "It was a destination place for touring acts. If you were going to come to Indianapolis that was pretty much the place you wanted to play, up to a certain level."
And all kinds of promising acts did play there before eventually hitting the big stage, including the Red Hot Chili Peppers, the Smashing Pumpkins, the Black Keys, My Morning Jacket and many, many more. The venue also served a very important role for local and regional acts too, Sample explains.
"On the local and regional level, if you were in a band and you were actually accepted to play at the Patio, that was pretty much a badge of honor," he recalls. "That completely legitimized who you were."
During the early '90s, another club on Indy's Eastside was also making a splash, drawing big name touring acts to the city. Located in the old Arlington Theatre, The Ritz's incredibly large stage hosted the likes of Danzig, Pantera, Iggy Pop and Slayer. And just like the Patio, local bands were welcome too. Vess Ruhtenberg (The Last IV, The United States Three) recalls, "I'm proud to say that my band Jot was the very first band to play The Ritz, and probably one of the last too." With a slew of hard-hitting acts playing at the club, The Ritz had an intense aura to it, according to Ruhtenberg.
"The shows were always almost like they were going to spin out of control," he says. "I would say that some of what the Emerson turned into started at The Ritz."
Unfortunately, The Ritz was eventually demolished, with an Ace Hardware now standing where the venue once was. Ruhtenberg jokes, "You can still go there and soak up the vibes, but it's pretty different." The venue certainly made an impact on many in the city though, including one Steve Duginske.
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The public can get a look at changes proposed for the Royal Poinciana Plaza at 2 p.m. April 7.
On that date, Samantha David, head of plaza manager Up Markets, architect Daniel Kahan and landscape architect Keith Williams will informally present the plan in the lecture hall of the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach, 311 Peruvian Ave.
In an application for Landmarks Preservation Commission review filed Friday, Kahan and Peter Papadopoulos, his Smith and Moore Architects colleague, described the proposal for the 12-acre plaza. It would restore all existing stucco trim, decorative transom grilles and metal work; replace all windows with aluminum impact-resistant ones; add new patios and gathering areas in the central courtyards; add new driveways; and enhance the landscaping by adding seasonal flower trees and citrus trees to the parking lots and courtyards, among other changes.
There is no charge to attend but reservations are required.
For reservations, call 832-0731.
The landmarks board will get a formal look at the plan at its April 16 meeting. That meeting starts at 9:30 a.m. and takes place in council chambers at Town Hall.
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