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Summer meal programs for children Free for children up to age 18, and meals for purchase for adults accompanying children . Most programs offer meals Monday through Friday, except for this Monday for Memorial Day and on July 4. Bentonville • June 6-July 29 at Mary Mae Jones Elementary , 500 SE 14th St . Breakfast served starting at 7:30 a.m. Lunch begins at 10:30 a.m. Fayetteville • June 13-July 29. Asbell Elementary School , 1500 N. Sang Ave. Lunch at 10:45 a.m. Snack at 1 p.m. Rogers May 31-Aug. 5 • Annex Building, 2922 S. First St. Breakfast at 7 a.m. Lunch at 11 a.m. • Heritage High School , 1114 S. Fifth St. Breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Lunch at 11 a.m. • Mathias Elementary School , 1609 N. 24th St. Lunch at 11 a.m. • Southwind Place Apartments , mail pavilion at 2200 N. 12th St. Lunch at 11 a.m. • DoubleTree Apartments, mail pavilion at 601 W. Easy St. Lunch at 11:15 a.m. • Center for Nonprofits, dining room at 1200 W. Walnut St. Lunch at 11:30 a.m. Springdale May 31-Aug. 5. Lunch a...

JA resorts & Hotels welcomes guests to enjoy its unique blend of “ casual luxury ” and “heartfelt hospitality” this Eid-al-Adha. Whether guests are looking for a staycation with a loved one, a family trip, or a solo getaway for the long weekend, JA Resorts & Hotels offers a unique portfolio of properties in Dubai, Maldives and Seychelles, each with a list of activities to be enjoyed by all this Eid-al-Adha. JA Hatta Fort Hotel (Dubai): Eid Escape to Hatta Escape to JA Resorts & Hotels exclusive mountain retreat , set in the striking Hajar mountain vistas JA Hatta Fort Hotel . While relaxing in the newly- renovated Mountain View Room on half-board, guests can 20 per cent discount on food and beverages and 15 per cent discount on spa treatments. Couples, individuals, and families can have a culinary experience at Jeema or Gazebo Restaurants or the Roumoul Bar and enjoy a range of activities such as tennis, mini-golf, archery or tracks for walking and mountain hiking or k...

Weekends are, in my mind, supposed to be filled with productivity, whether that be working on all my homework or getting my lazy butt to the gym. But usually it's me eating out at restaurants and spending way too much time in downtown Grand Rapids . Whether it's to try something new or just to kill a few hours before your next class, these restaurants are sure to satisfy.  Allendale MI Laura Quinting Getting the munchies at 10 p.m. isn't a problem for Main St. Mostly attracting Grand Valley Students their deals are a sure-fire way to be satisfied for less. The Pub Burger (see photo) is only $3.99 with fries on Tuesdays after 9 p.m. Their specials such as kids eat free and $.50 tacos are sure to make Main St. your go to night out. Laura Quinting Going through B Dubs withdrawals from back home, but also have next to nothing in my bank account led me to Mully's. Their wings on Wednesdays are only $.50 each. Add on a domestic beer for $1.99 to wash down the BBQ sauce. Alo...

As you walk through Le Havre it’s hard to imagine that 80% of it was destroyed through bombing in the Second World War. Full of individual architecture marvels , the town was re-built on revolutionary principles post -war and even its more recent additions prove impressive . After a leisurely cruise across the English Channel from Portsmouth harbour throughout the night, on thankfully calm waters , you arrive in Le Havre refreshed . Make no mistake, the Northern French town still holds on to a certain industrial charm. The Royal De Lux festival through the streets of Le Havre in July 2017 (Image: Thomas Deacon) Old warehouses still line the waterways and vast ships stacked high with containers still cruise in. But many of the brick warehouses that once kept stocked goods from across the world, now house office workers and students live in repurposed shipping containers stacked on top of each other as their working counterparts sail in; albeit less frequently than they once d...

Text size: campus Events Begin Sunday with University Convocation, Block Party, Continue until Sept. 1 Aug. 17, 2017 Enjoy water events, games and treats at Rec 'N Wild on Thursday, Aug. 24. At last year's event, David Kim (left), Amy Whitaker and Steven Robinson cooled down with flavored ice. The University of Texas at Dallas has expanded its annual welcome back for new and returning students with Weeks of Welcome (WOW) events that include a block party, comedy show, poetry jam, water games and plenty of free food. Organized by various campus departments, Weeks of Welcome will include more than 45 events over two full weeks. “We have been expanding over the years to where we now have two full-blown weeks of welcome-back activities. There will be something for everyone, whether it’s dancing at a block party, participating in water games, watching a movie with your friends or just cooling off with a frozen treat,” said Tineil Le...

unlike the avanti hotel, which has had millions spent on its renovation, the village is tired and unloved. Bathrooms are cruddy, dingy and shabby. Rooms are a good size but outdated, tired looking and feel unwelcoming. The pool area is beautiful but too many broken beds (actually, too many beds all together) and often covered in the detritis of the previous day's residents. The pool itself is so crowded you cant actually swim. Restaurant serves excellent food (breakfast and lunch) but is so woefully under staffed that service is fraught and staff look dejected and miserable. public facilities like loos are shabby and not cleaned regularly and the gym is a disgrace. The feeling is that the owners are cheap skates - they charge you to look your valuables away in teh room safe, they dont put a single hook on the door in the bathroom for towels, there are no hand towels or tissues in the rooms, not enough staff to make your visit welcoming and relaxed and general over crowding. spend...

Take a whirlwind trip through the Twin Cities neighborhood of the North Loop, including everything the locals know and love—and are willing to share Named one of America’s Best Hipster Neighborhoods by Forbes, the North Loop has mastered the art of being funky and trendy, but at the same time sophisticated and independent. This area is booming, having a population that has just about tripled in the past decade, with former warehouses being transformed into apartments, boutiques and attention-grabbing restaurants, not to mention the addition of Target Field. Located on the edge of downtown Minneapolis , spend a leisurely day exploring this unique pocket of the city. Morning Grab a cup of coffee and breakfast dish at Moose & Sadie’s (try the quiche of the day, or ever- praised huevos rancheros ), then head over to One on One Bicycle Studio and rent a 3- speed Bianchi Milano to ride around the area on. They’ll also set you up with a helmet, lock and map of the area, as well as offe...

unlike the avanti hotel, which has had millions spent on its renovation, the village is tired and unloved. Bathrooms are cruddy, dingy and shabby. Rooms are a good size but outdated, tired looking and feel unwelcoming. The pool area is beautiful but too many broken beds (actually, too many beds all together) and often covered in the detritis of the previous day's residents. The pool itself is so crowded you cant actually swim. Restaurant serves excellent food (breakfast and lunch) but is so woefully under staffed that service is fraught and staff look dejected and miserable. public facilities like loos are shabby and not cleaned regularly and the gym is a disgrace. The feeling is that the owners are cheap skates - they charge you to look your valuables away in teh room safe, they dont put a single hook on the door in the bathroom for towels, there are no hand towels or tissues in the rooms, not enough staff to make your visit welcoming and relaxed and general over crowding. spend...

On a Sunday morning in July—specifically the middle Sunday of Wimbledon, when the players rest and the trampled lawns recover— Serena Williams awoke from one of those vivid dreams that are a common feature in the hormonal rush of pregnancy. In it she was competing, except that she wasn’t at Wimbledon or even on a tennis court. Instead this was the Williams Invitational, the mock-seriously titled (but very real) dance tournament that Serena and Venus Williams have mounted each spring for the better part of a decade and that, Serena explains , has gone from fun to serious to Broadway to Vegas in short order. In the dream, Serena was suspended from the ceiling, twirling inside a hoop attached to a long ribbon. (True story: Williams has an aerial-dancing coach in Florida and another in California.) Sequins and wigs may also have been involved, though the details are fuzzy. “What do you think it means?” Williams asks as her fiancé, Alexis Ohanian, 34, works on coffee and soft-scrambled eg...