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Former Stanhope man killed in crash on Route 206 in Sandyston Former Stanhope man killed in crash on Route 206 in Sandyston

Updated: Thursday, May 29 2014 11:13 AM EDT2014-05-29 15:13:24 GMT

SANDYSTON A Stanhope man was killed early Wednesday morning when another driver swerved to avoid a deer and hit his vehicle head-on, state police said.

Updated: Wednesday, May 28 2014 11:06 PM EDT2014-05-29 03:06:58 GMT

NEWTON Its a night meant to curb recent high school graduates from partying by illicit means, but unless the next two fundraisers are a hit Newton High Schools Project Graduation may face some serious cutbacks.

NEWTON Its a night meant to curb recent high school graduates from partying by illicit means, but unless the next two fundraisers are a hit Newton High Schools Project Graduation may face some serious cutbacks.

Updated: Thursday, May 29 2014 10:15 AM EDT2014-05-29 14:15:19 GMT

NEWTON With more than a months worth of questions and a change of government just a month away, the Town Council on Wednesday voted down the creation of a special improvement district aimed at helping Spring Street.

Updated: Thursday, May 29 2014 12:09 AM EDT2014-05-29 04:09:08 GMT

MONTAGUE The Board of Education is reviewing plans for a $3.26 million addition and renovation to the Montague Elementary School on Route 206 to make room for the seventh and eighth grades.

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With a growing number of officers and impending new leadership, the Santa Fe Police Department also is seeing expansion of its southwest-side headquarters.

Deputy Chief John Schaerfl said state money funded the $1.1 million project for the department, which he said has long been in need of more space.

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A construction worker removes concrete Wednesday to make way for the foundation of a new Chipotle restaurant at 1727 Martin Luther King Blvd. in Houma.

Chipotle Mexican Grill will open its first Houma restaurant later this year.

Construction is underway at 1727 Martin Luther King Blvd. The restaurant is expected to open by the end of 2014, a company spokesman confirmed.

Details about the specific opening date and available jobs will become available later this year.

Chipotle serves made-to-order burritos and fresh Mexican cuisine and specializes in the use of locally sourced and organic ingredients.

The menu features burritos, burrito bowls, tacos and salads. Customers can choose the meat braised carnitas, barbacoa, adobo-marinated grilled chicken, or steak and other ingredients in each order.

The Denver, Colorado-based company plans to open its Houma store as part of a 180- to 195-restaurant expansion this year. It operates over 1,600 locations around the world.

Chipotle has three locations in Louisiana, one in Baton Rouge, one in Harahan and one in Shreveport.

In the first three months of this year Chipotle opened 44 restaurants and saw revenues increase 24 percent to $902 million.

Chipotle is the fourth restaurant to enter the local scene in recent weeks.

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The French Quarter Inn will house the new Ruth's Chris Steak House in downtown Charleston. File/Staff

After a four-year search, Ruth's Chris Steak House soon will fire up the high-end dining competition in downtown Charleston.

The chain's new restaurant will open this fall in the French Quarter Inn at 166 Church St., according to franchise co-owner Nancy Oswald.

Ruth's Chris will serve as the food service provider for both the French Quarter Inn and the new 41-room Spectator Hotel at 71 State St., which is under construction.

Oswald and husband Mark will partner with Jay Keenan and Batson Hewitt, who own the inn near the Charleston City Market. They also will partner with Charlestowne Hotels, which manages the French Quarter Inn.

The Oswalds announced in May 2010 that they bought the Ruth's Chris franchise for Charleston and wanted to open on the peninsula, but they wanted to wait until they found the ideal location. They wanted it to have about 10,000 square feet of space with nearby parking. The new restaurant in the former Tristan site will be close to that size.

The Oswalds also own the franchise to existing Ruth's Chris restaurants in Myrtle Beach, Columbia and Greenville and others out of state.

Other high-end restaurant owners, partners or managers welcomed the new steakhouse but offered concerns for different reasons.

"I think Ruth's Chris will do great here," said Mickey Bakst, general manager of Charleston Grill at Charleston Place. "Steakhouses have a great appeal to people. It will do a really big tourist business."

Bakst added that he believes the peninsula's restaurant market is getting more crowded, but not from a sales standpoint.

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A new restaurant is under construction on Catclaw, just south of Dr. J's Express Care. City permitting records show it will be called Taylor County Taphouse.

We were able to speak with the restaurant owner, Josh Robinson.

"Our food would best be termed Texas comfort food, all made in-house from scratch and locally sourced whenever possible," Robinson said. "Drinks will center around a huge selection of beers from all over the world, a full bar with a custom cocktail list, and a wine list hand-picked to pair specifically with our appetizers and entrees."

Documents on file include plans for an outdoor covered patio. Taylor County Taphouse is locally owned with plans to open sometime this fall.

There's also something new in store for the old Famous Dave's on South Danville.

City records filed just last week show construction including a remodel and addition of 2,300 square feet is underway. The new business will be called Miguel's.

We will give you more details as they become available.

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Published: Thursday, May 29, 2014, 12:46a.m. Updated 6 hours ago

As expected, the Buffalo Township Planning Commission and its supervisors on Wednesday gave Freeport Area School District's $33.1 million middle school building project the green light.

Anticipating the township's approval, the Freeport Area School Board awarded $27.6 million in contracts for the project Wednesday.

Massaro Construction was given the general construction contract.

The school is being built behind the Freeport Area High School off South Pike Road (Route 356) in Buffalo Township. It will house about 500 students in grades 6 to 8.

Groundbreaking is expected in mid-June, and the district hopes to open the school in fall 2015.

Project architect HHSDR Architects Engineers and its contractors have been working with Buffalo Township's planning commission and engineer since December in an effort to resolve stormwater plan deficiencies and correct numerous items that did not meet township ordinances.

They met our ordinances; that's all we wanted them to do from the beginning, said planning commission chairwoman Regan Cordier.

Issues that had been sticking points for months were resolved in a few weeks after the planning commission on May 7 delayed forwarding a decision onto supervisors mainly due to problems with the site's stormwater management plan.

Someone must have had an epiphany to get everything done, said Supervisor John Haven.

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