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If youre in the market for luxury this contemporary new-build home located in Orient will check all of your boxes.

No detail was overlooked when building this 2,500-square foot home that consists of 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, multiple areas of living space and spaces to entertain, a balcony, a rooftop deck, a screened-in porch, and windows galore.

No detail was left out and the flow is perfect for entertaining. There are multiple entertaining spaces both inside and out which make it super unique and versatile lending itself to both summer and winter entertaining, said listing agent Jennifer Arena of Daniel Gale Sothebys International Realty.

The top level of the home boasts an open concept living with a kitchen, living, and dining room that connect to a screened-in porch. On this floor, you will also find a primary ensuite bedroom with a private dressing area and balcony, as well as an additional bedroom/office space. From this level, there is open and inviting access to the roof-top deck.

On the lower level, youll find two bedrooms, one with an ensuite bathroom, a full bathroom, a laundry room, as well as a separate spacious den that leads to the deck and pool area with a heated gunite pool.

From the rooftop deck, you have panoramic views of the Long Island Sound as well as a view of the pool and lower deck. It is the perfect addition to any entertaining space. It is located right off of the kitchen making it easy to enjoy dinner or your morning coffee. The sunset view is incredible, said Arena.

The home, located in the Browns Hills neighborhood of Orient, is located across the street from a private association beach that the homeowners will have access to.

It is listed at $2,495,000.

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With the My Seanna crew already down a deckhand during the first charter of Season 8, stew Izzy Wouters saw it as an opportunity to see if she could switch to the deck team during the November 9 episode of Below Deck. "I much prefer throwing lines and dealing with heavy machinery," Izzy said during an interview in the episode. "I really want to go outside."

Izzy first broached the subject with none other than Captain Lee Rosbach himself when she ran into him in the galley. "So I know you just lost a deckhand, so I was wondering, if it's possible if I could maybe work on deck and then you find a stew to replace me?" Izzy asked Captain Lee, to which he replied, "How about I take it under consideration, and I'll let you know?"

Izzy explained why she wanted to make the switch during her appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on November 9. "I went into it, and I kind of knew straight away that I wasn't vibing kind of with the role and vibing with the team and that my talents and personality would be better suited to outside," she said.

She also shared why she went straight to Captain Lee instead of her immediate supervisor, chief stew Francesca Rubi. "So I probably should have gone and spoken to her first, but I think we were all so overwhelmed and so overrun at that point, that I didn't really want to add anything more to that plate," Izzy said. "And I was kind of so desperate to get outside that I was just like, I will do anything to leave."

Izzy dishes more on working with Francesca in the above video from her appearance onWWHL.

Izzy shared on Below Deck that she has her yachtmaster offshore license andexperience working as a skipper. "I've still got a lot to learn, but I think I'm equally as if not more qualified than some of the people on deck," she said in an interview during the episode.

After speaking with Captain Lee, Izzy later told Eddie Lucas that she was interested in joining the deck team, and the bosun gave her something of a job interview on the spot when he needed help adjusting the anchor for the tender during the guests' beach party.

While discussing the possibility of Izzy joining the deck team in the bridge that night, Eddie told Captain Lee that she "was really helpful" during the beach party that afternoon. "Maybe we could take a look at it," Captain Lee told Eddie. "Not make a decision right now."

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The West Quay parking lot in downtown Port Huron in spring 2018.(Photo: File photo.)

Whether to build a parking structure in downtown Port Huron is a discussion that goes back years.

Now, city officials are using reconstruction of public parking areas to touch on laying the necessary infrastructure for a second deck at the West Quay lot in case, its ever needed.

City Manager James Freed said officials briefly weighed if an underground parking deck was possible at the citys Majestic lot, where DTE Energy is currently wrapping up reconstruction as part of a soil excavation effort.

However, as talks are underway for a similar DTE project nearby at West Quay, he said theyre hashing out cost details with the energy company as that lots size may be a better fit.

The process with West Quay is even more preliminary than that. Meaning, we dont know what the design for West Quay is going to be, but its one of those conversations were having, Freed said. And so, the very 30,000-foot-level conversation was, We dont want to put a second deck on it right now, but can you put the pilings in place today for a possible second deck in the future? And thats something were looking at. Thats really as far as we got.

DTE is paying for reconstruction of the Majestic as part of an effort to clean up century-old contaminants in the area, which was home to one of the companys predecessors, Port Huron Gas and Electric Company.

It wasnt yet clear when the city would consider another access deal with DTE, as they did for the Majestic. In October, a company representative said they were in talks to move to West Quay, and city officials said they expect that phase sometime next year.

Several downtown parking lots in Port Huron are shown in May 2018.(Photo: File photo.)

The question about parking rarely escapes conversations among city officials, business owners and those looking to invest in new developments downtown.

Freed emphasized the West Quay was just an idea. But both he and Cynthia Cutright, director of Port Hurons Downtown Development Authority, acknowledged officials utilize projects in the central business district to address future parking needs overall.

Not just parking structures.

With new lofts going up, new projects like the grocery store and Wrigley Center on their way, parking is something we are definitely keeping our eye on, Cutright said in a statement last week. Having appropriate parking is key. We dont need just spaces. We are being mindful of where timed spaces need to be to turnover in front of businesses, permitted parking for lofts, and quick trip parking for grocery store pickups.

Among the more vocal figures about parking downtown has been developer Larry Jones, whos amid his third major loft project and has plans to redevelop the old Art Van building into a multi-use structure with lofts and commercial space as the Wrigley Center next year.

He approached Port Huron City Council members during public comment of an Oct. 12 meeting, calling the Majestic lot reconstruction a missed opportunity to address larger parking needs.

Freed later said the proximity to utility lines and the size of the lot itself wouldnt have added enough spaces to make the upgrade worth the cost. He told DDA members Nov. 5, We could maybe get four spots out of it.

Still, Jones said last week, he thought a site right on the Black River, where West Quay is located, may not be the best spot to add more parking and nothing else.

Rather, the developer said he thought city officials should be thinking more proactively about parking inland.

The East Quay lot reconstruction several years ago, Jones said, was an example of another missed opportunity. There was also one other a much older one that he still references in talking about the kinds of infrastructure that developers like him might look for long-term when deciding whether to invest in Port Huron.

When me and Brent first came to Port Huron here on 10 years ago, Bruce Brown,the very first time we met him, he has a board in his office, and he tries getting us to build a hotel in that parking lot where the transit bus station is and a parking structure, Jones said, referring to his development partner Brent Marsall and Brown, then-city manager.

So, as the need comes about for it, and now, with us doing the Wrigley Center everybody is very excited about the Wrigley center they know the amount of investors and other people that are going to be looking at Port Huron. Those things are going to come about in the future.

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James Hough gave a charter guest a very special birthday present when he rocked a sparkly silver Speedo at the request of the primary in the November 9 episode of Below Deck. But it turns out the deckhand wasn't the only My Seanna crew member the charter guest was hoping to take part in this birthday surprise.

Deckhand Shane Coopersmith revealed that he, too, was asked to wear a Speedo that night during his appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on November 9 (clip above). "Oh, they asked me. They wanted to get me in a Speedo, too, but I didn't want to get in there," he explained. "And James kind of jumped in at the right time, too."

As for why Shane declined the offer, he said he was thinking about his family back home. "I said no right away because I know my grandma's gonna watch Below Deck, and I don't want her seeing me in a Speedo on national TV," he said, later adding on WWHL that it was one of the "wildest requests" from a guest he's ever turned down.

James immediately said he was "game" for putting on the Speedo when Eddie Lucas relayed the charter guest's request to him on Below Deck, and the bosun called the deckhand "a team player." "This could be a lot of fun," James said in an interview during the episode.

Even though James appeared to be at the center of some drama among the charter guests that night, the Speedo was ultimately a hit.

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President Trump's campaign on Monday replaced its entire legal team arguing his key federal lawsuit in Pennsylvania, naming conservative Harrisburg talk show host Marc Scaringi the lead lawyer in the case. The two Texas lawyers Scaringi replaced had been appointed Friday, taking over for the law firm Porter, Wright Morris & Arthur, which bowed out.On Monday night, Scaringi asked U.S. District Judge Matthew Brann to move back Tuesday's make-or-break hearing in the case, and Brann said no, "Scarinigi is aware of the schedule set by the court in this matter" and "counsel for the parties are expected to be prepared for argument and questioning." The lawsuit in question Trump's main effort to overturn his loss in the state to President-elect Joe Biden was dramatically scaled back Sunday.Scaringi was already publicly skeptical of Trump's chances, telling his radio audience Nov. 7 that "in my view, the litigation will not work" to "reverse this election," and "there really are no bombshells that are about to drop that will derail a Biden presidency, including these lawsuits." A now-removed, unsigned blog post at Scaringi's law firm, Politico reports, said: "Joe Biden has successfully claimed the role of the 46th president of the United States."> Marc Scaringi is Trump's new lawyer in Pennsylvania https://t.co/xeKoMNdpzl> > On his radio show on Nov 7, Scaringi said that "there really are no bombshells that are about to drop that will derail a Biden presidency including these lawsuits" and "the litigation will not work" pic.twitter.com/5Zb8XMJlUO> > John Whitehouse (@existentialfish) November 17, 2020Trump placed his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani in charge of his fading legal efforts over the weekend, following a contentious Oval Office meeting late last week in which Giuliani, attending by phone, chewed out Trump's campaign lawyers telling the president his odds of reversing his loss were thin and narrowing, and Trump deputy campaign manager Justin Clark shot back that Giuliani is a "f---ing a--hole," CNN reports. Trump's lawyers had just dropped a lawsuit in Arizona, to Trump's surprise. Four more pro-Trump cases brought by voters in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Georgia were scrapped Monday.More stories from theweek.com 7 scathingly funny cartoons about Trump's refusal to concede Trump is reportedly 'very aware' he lost the election but is putting up a fight as 'theater' Texas senator suggests it's too soon to declare Biden the winner because Puerto Rico is still counting votes

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Cloud-based technology is having its moment, especially in the legal industry.

As attorneys have been propelled to work remotely amid the pandemic, data security and streamlined work processes are top-of-mind for law firms, leading them to adopt cloud technology. A recent Clio report found that nearly 80% of respondents use cloud storage and 96% plan on doing so moving forward.

Investors are taking note. Disco, a cloud-based ediscovery platform that uses artificial intelligence to streamline the litigation process, snapped up $60 million in equity financing this October.

Its Series F, led by Georgian Partners and also backed by VC titans like Bessemer Venture Partners and LiveOak Venture Partners, brings total investment to $195 million, valuing the company at $785 million.

Launched in Houston in 2012, Disco offers AI-fueled products geared towards helping lawyers review and analyze vast quantities of documents, allowing them to more efficiently determine which ones are relevant to a case.

"We're leveraging this basic idea that we want lawyers to spend their time working on the things that only they can do. And we want technology to automate away the boring, mundane, and repetitive tasks," explained Kiwi Camara, Disco's CEO and cofounder.

Read more: Meet 10 investors who are pouring money into legal-tech startups, from Silicon Valley VCs to Big Law firms

Camara walked Business Insider through the pitch deck the company used to attract its blockbuster funding from investors, as well as sign on clients, ranging from Fortune 1000 companies' legal departments to attorneys at 75 of the Am Law 200 firms.

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Charley has nothing but love for the Below Deck Season 8 crew. Pic credit: @OlympicChaz/Twitter

Below Deck charter guest Charley Walters dished about his third time on the Bravo show, including why he left the Season 8 crew such a large tip.

The third time was not a charm for Charley, who also appeared on Season 5 and 6 of Below Deck. Charley and his friends have been dubbed the worst charter guests in franchise history.

Fans have shared their dislike of the group on social media. The outrage prompted Charley to defend his behavior claiming producers wanted him to be over-demanding to the crew.

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Charley, who insists he is nothing like what viewers see onscreen, talked about the reality of being on Below Deck in an interview with Decider.

One thing Charley did not know until right before boarding the My Seanna was the crew except for Captain Lee Rosbach and Eddie Lucas, were brand new to the Bravo show. Charley wasnt even aware beloved chief stew, Kate Chastain was not on board.

The lack of experience and Kate being gone are two reasons Charley believes his demands seemed so sky-high. Charley and Kate had a system, especially for his outlandish theme parties. New chief stew Francesca Rubi loved Charleys two party ideas but wasnt prepared for them.

Charley praised chef Rachel Hargrove as a person and for her really good food. He was unaware of what was going on in the galley and felt terrible watching her cry during the second episode.

I wasnt there for the omelet orders, so I didnt know how crazy they were. I actually found that funny when I was watching how much my guests were getting so picky about this. But when I saw, I felt so bad because we didnt know she didnt have the right pans, he explained to the website.

He also revealed one reason he jumped in to help out so much was that Charley had been on the yacht previously. Plus, Charley wanted to ensure his group had a good time, even if that meant him lending a hand.

Despite the rocky experience, Charley shared the crew got it together by the end of the charter. Charley legitimately felt terrible for the crew, especially after learning some of the crews challenges during the trip.

Once having all the details regarding how the season started, Charley realized his group would look like total jerks.

I realized we were going to look really bad because we were so hard on them, and so I was like, you know what, we gotta give them a big tip, Charley expressed before sharing the crew was grateful for the tip.

Charley made it clear his life is not all about the rich and famous. He lives a modest lifestyle full of philanthropy, and his love of the Olympics. The only reason he gets to vacation on a superyacht is because of Below Deck.

This is a lucky experience for me, and so Im like, I dont have as much money as you think! he exclaimed.

Charley knows what to expect from Below Deck, and also knows he has to have tough skin. The latter took a while for Charley to learn, but with the good of being on reality TV comes the bad. He simply wants to remind viewers to learn more about him before judging what occurs on television.

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The COVID-19 virus has brought some changes to restaurants, especially in Bowman, according to the owner of Windys Bar and Grill.

The newest will be an outdoor patio on the south side of the building on South Main Street in Bowman.

It will add almost 600 more square feet of seating, according to owner Drew Henderson.

We hope to get it finished within the next month or so... weather permitting, he said, adding he doesnt know how much use they will be able to get out of it during the winter months. That is why we are kind of up against the clock.

It is going to be open but somewhat sheltered, Henderson explained.

The area will provide additional seating for his patrons but will be limited to adults over the age of 21, he said. There will be a glass door and there will also be a surveillance system monitoring the area, he explained. We wanted to work with the city and the police department and work within their guidelines.

There will be an exit only available on the patio, with customers needing to enter the area through the bar.

We are going to make it accessible to people 21 years or older. Id love to have it opened up to anyone, but it is just not feasible at this time. It will be closely watched. There will be adult beverages that will be allowed on the patio, he explained. We will be utilize it for seating and we might utilize it for some outdoor events such as cornhole tournaments. We might use it for seating for music where they could be out there listening.

It could be a place where customers could enjoy the weather when it is a nice day next year, the owner added.

With the county listed as at moderate COVID-19 risk, restaurants will be limited to 50 percent of capacity, according to Henderson. Once the patio is completed, it will be adding more space for the customers.

This spring, we will be able to start utilizing it, he said. It will also add natural lighting into the bar through the glass door, which will connect with the patio. This will increase natural lighting and I think, increase the mood.

We are just trying to stay competitive in the market, he added. We have a good menu. We have a good product.

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The Creamery, located at 918 Timber Place in New Lenox, has applied for a special use permit that would allow it to expand its parking lot, reconfigure its drive-thru lane and create a new and larger patio.

The request comes as the future widening of Laraway Road project interfering with The Creamerys current patio and drive-thru lane. It was brought forward for a first read at Mondays New Lenox village board meeting.

Its new parking lot will extend further east into the grass area, which The Creamery currently owns, but does not utilize. The intergovernmental agreement states that the landscape buffer yard and parking lot island variances would not negatively impact the character of the area.

The new patio is planned to be a little over 1,700 square feet and to the east side of the building. It will have a 25-inch concrete patio wall. The new patio will eliminate a parking lot island in the current parking lot, but the expansion of it keeps The Creamery up to village code.

Before it is approved, it will have to come back to the board with a full detailed site plan.

Were hoping that things are going well over there, Mayor Tim Baldermann said at the meeting. I always notice a pretty good line going around. I know youre certainly appreciative of people supporting you during these times. Its always nice to see businesses expand in our community.

It will be brought back for a second read at a future village board meeting.

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