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Saturday, March 17, 2007

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O'Donohue's Old-Fashioned Soda Fountain on Route 66 in downtown Lincoln had a ribbon-cutting Friday and is observing a St. Patrick's Day grand opening. Chad Lawrence is serving hungry patrons sandwiches that include all-beef hot dogs, Polish sausage and Italian beef from a charming outdoor cart. Lawrence is proud to pile the dog or any sandwich with the finest Chicago-style trimmings and does it all with a smile for you. The quality is great and the prices reasonable. 

Inside the eatery you'll find the classic black-and-white checked and chrome retro style of an old-fashioned fountain and all the goodness of old-fashioned sodas and ice cream desserts.

O'Donohue's is open Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. until traffic stops or 6 p.m.  and is located at 113 N. Kickapoo St. in Lincoln.

Pictured are Chad Lawrence (left of cart) and Tom O'Donohue (right). 
[picture and text by Jan Youngquist]  click on picture for larger image
 

          


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Friday, March 16:

  • Delayed county audit entering final stage of completion

  • Numerous Mount Pulaski trees marked for cutting

  • IDOT, ISP, Secretary of State Police team with local police to step up alcohol enforcement for St. Patrick's Day
    100 details planned to curb impaired driving for third year in a row

  • State official speaks on health care achievements and Gov. Blagojevich's plan to give every Illinoisan access to affordable, quality coverage
    Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services Director Barry Maram addresses Civic Federation and Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago forum on Medicaid

  • State to auction surplus property next week
    Auctions enable bidding online via www.proxibid.com and at state warehouse in Springfield

  • Protecting children from sex offenders online

  • Extension launches network for local governments

  • Schonauer and Sutton compete at IHSA 3-point shootout

  • Reminder: Mount Pulaski summer youth ball sign-ups

  • Baseball: Lincoln Christian vs. Maranatha

  • ISU bus trip scheduled for WNIT second round

Thursday, March 15

Wednesday, March 14

Tuesday, March 13

Monday, March 12

Saturday, March 10