Recipes for Superbowl Sunday
Recipes for Superbowl Sunday.
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Friday, February 3, 2012
Area Bars, Deals for Super Bowl Sunday
Where will you be heading this Super Bowl Sunday?
The football team of your choice might not be playing in this year's Super Bowl but that doesn't mean you shouldn't head out to grab a beer and watch the game — or at least the commercials. We've compiled a list of bars worth checking out this Super Bowl Sunday. We've included specials for the bars that have listed drink or food deals on the business's website or Facebook page. Did we forget your bar — or your specials? Let us and McHenry County Patch.com readers know why you think your business is worth heading out to this Super Bowl by commenting below. These bars will be offering the following specials: As a part of Moretti's "Super Party," the bar and restaurant will have $2 Miller Lite drafts, $3.50 Miller Lite aluminum pints and $10 …
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Monday, January 23, 2012
Police to Conduct 'No Refusal' DUI Patrol on Super Bowl Sunday
This is the first Kane County operation to happen during the big game.
Super Bowl Sunday is a celebration of football, a popular day to gather and party with family and friends. It also is a day that involves an increase in alcohol-related driving fatalities, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. This Super Bowl Sunday, the Kane County State’s Attorney’s Office will collaborate with Kane County police departments as part of an ongoing effort to make the county’s roads the safest in Illinois. The eighth ‘No Refusal’ operation conducted in Kane County will be the first on Super Bowl Sunday. The ‘No Refusal’ operation, which will involve enhanced DUI patrols, will begin the evening of Feb. 5. The operation will be conducted in multiple Kane County jurisdictions. “People should be able …
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Sunday, February 6, 2011
Bar Owners Expect Mixed Crowds for Super Bowl
Joey Florio, co-owner of The Tracks in Cary, says Bears' fans will be out to root against the Packers during this Sunday's Superbowl.
Area bar owner Joey Floria says many Bear fans will be watching the Super Bowl this Sunday--even if their favorite team isn't in it. Florio -- a bartender and co-owner of The Tracks, 108 W. Main St. in Cary -- said a lot of Bear fans will be tuning in to root against the Packers. He said they want the Pittsburgh Steelers to trounce Green Bay during Sunday's game, which begins at 5:30 p.m. Business-wise, that’s almost as good as having the Bears playing in the Super Bowl, Florio said. "Bears fans are coming out Sunday to root against the Packers," Florio said. "I was up in Wisconsin wearing a Bear jersey last week and I got razzed. I think a lot of Bear fans will be out at their favorite spots Sunday, hoping to watch the Packers lose. And…
Charles R Healy Sr.
5:35 pm on Thursday, February 10, 2011
I'm a Packers Fan living in LITH and my neighbor across the street is also a Packer Fan. I was very disappointed that the Bear Fans were rooting for the Steelers. I rooted for the Bears several times this year (ex. Vikings). I believe the only time I didn't, was when they played the Packers. I also backed them when they won the Super Bowl. When I went to the Bear/Packer game in Lambeau Field in … more ›
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Video: Bears, Packers Fans Spar Over Rivalry
Moretti's Ristorante & Pizza was packed for the game Sunday.
Fans of the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers took in the NFC championship game at Moretti's Ristorante & Pizza in Lake in the Hills on Sunday. Watch the full video to get local fan reactions to the Packers win over the bears, 21-14.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
And The Winner Is ...
Kevin Kuphal guessed the final score of the game would be Bears, 20; Packers, 17.
Congrats to Kevin Kuphal for coming closest to predicting the final score in the NFC Championship game between the Bears and Packers Sunday. For his prediction, Kevin will get a $50 gift certificate to an area restaurant. E-mail your mailing address to LITH Editor Amie Schaenzer at amie.schaenzer@patch.com and she'll send you your gift card. Kevin, along with all those that participated in the contest, predicted a Bears' win. Kevin predicted the final score would be Bears, 20, Packers, 17. The winner was determined by taking the difference between the contestant's predicted points for each team and the actual points scored for each team, and adding those figures. The person with the lowest total won the contest. Others who came close …
FrankTheFixer
9:50 pm on Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Are you so naive to think that some people don't drive home after drinking at bars? It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that MANY people drive home drunk on a daily basis. The SB typically brings more people out, many of whom will be drinking so it's common sense that there will be more people driving under the influence. more ›