LJS article

The title of the story is a bit misleading, but good thing they caught him. Dude next time go for one of the expensive bikes

A shoplifting suspect who allegedly rode a bicycle out of Cycle Works on Saturday is suspected of stealing two other bikes from the store.

Lincoln Police were called to Cycle Works at 27th and Vine streets at 5:35 p.m. after a man rode a bicycle out of the store without paying, Sgt. Don Scheinost said.

Officers found the suspect, Robert Aguirre, 34, 2740 Fair St., No. 108, near 29th and Holdrege streets within an hour of the alleged theft, Scheinost said.

Aguirre was cited on suspicion of shoplifting and was jailed on an outstanding misdemeanor warrant out of Douglas County, Scheinost said.

A store employee recognized Aguirre as the person who allegedly had stolen another bike April 24, Scheinost said.

Police still have not found the blue and silver Trek 3900 valued at $380 that was stolen Saturday or another Trek bicycle valued at $260 stolen April 24, Scheinost said.

When police found Aguirre on Saturday, he allegedly had with him a $300 red and white Trek 3700 bicycle that had been stolen between last Monday and Thursday, Scheinost said.

As far as I know there are 5 weekly farmers markets

Lincoln Haymarket Farmers Market
Haymarket District
Lincoln, NE 68508
Contact: Billene Nemec
(402) 435-7496, Fax: (402) 435-7535
E-mail: lincolnhaymarket@alltel.net
http://www.downtownlincoln.org/fmarket.html
OPEN-AIR/SEASONAL
Saturday

Mid-Week Haymarket Farmers Market
UNL campus, 12th & R Streets
Lincoln, NE 68508
Contact: Billene Nemec
(402) 435-7496, Fax: (402) 435-7535
OPEN-AIR/SEASONAL
Tuesday

Old Cheney Farmers Market
approximately 55th and Old Cheney in Lincoln.
Open from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm on Sundays from May - October.

Havelock Farmers Market
approximately 61st and Havelock in Lincoln.
Open from 3:00 pm - 6:30 pm on Wednesdays from May through October.

There is also one on the north side of14th and South street on Wednesdays.
It is more crafts right now.
Not sure when it starts, but ends at 8:00 PM

“Food is the second-most important thing in the world– it’s up to you to discover the first.”

Sarah has a cool local food blog going on which seems to get updated often. Local eats, crafts, and home cooked grub with pictures. me likey food pictures.

At the south street market last night and tried some if you dare salsa. I started with the hot which had a good taste and a slight burn. Then it was off to the fire in the hole, which left a good burn along with a really pleasing flavor. Picked up a pint of the fire in the hole and I am sure I will be picking up some more at farmers markets in the future.

We headed to the south street market to see Loup River Band and then headed to 9 south chargrill for some grub. We split a burger back when it opened and I have been wanting to head back for a long time. Thing is we hardly eat out anymore and when we do it is usually something quick. They are still waiting on their liquor license, but the food is the real reason to go there.

I went with the Monteray Chicken sammich. “Chicken breast smothered in Jack cheese topped with bacon and guacamole”. It was marinated in some awesome stuff and the guaq was blended up and added a cooling flavor to the sammich. The round bacon disk was strange and thin, but added just enough flavor. I was very impressed. The fries are the coated ones and the onion rings were breaded with panko and were huge, they were awesome. Theresa hat the Chicken Tortellini “Grilled chicken with tortellini tossed in garlic Asiago sauce”. it was good as well. Should of came with a bread of some sort, but it was good. The portion was just right. I will be enjoying it for leftovers for lunch today.

They are going to be opening a location where great wraps was on O street (14th and O) here soon. Theresa is down with trying a burger there again and I will get something else cool off their menu.

Really glad we decided to go with Adamz. I am just too lazy to do it. I was home when the guy came and saw his secret tool. It is one of those dustpans on a stick and a tiny rake. It is really nice to have the yard clean and poo free. No stink wafting over to the neighbors. But the best part is I know the dogs are not walking all over everything with poo residue on their paws.

If you are thinking of having Adamz help you mention me if you would. Gets me $30

Can’t wait to get some Hollenbeck meat.

When it comes to my rides Monkey Wrench Cycles is the only way to go.

Congrats on your success, although it is no surprise that you guys are doing well.

That is Custeau’s sweet new Hunter above.

This should make Mr. Wilson happy. I for one would enjoy a refried bean magic shell on some chocolate ice cream. Or a nacho cheese sundae?

We stopped in there a bit before noon and enjoyed some grub. I had heard that a tam burger is really good so I had to check it out. Tam O’Shanter is a Lincoln staple and deserves the honor. I really thought I said add bacon, but the burger came without bacon. Still it tasted like a burger I made myself on a grill from fresh ground meat. The bun was a bit big, but the burger was devine. It did not need bacon (did I just say that?). The curly fries owned and the long island tea hit the spot. Very impressed.

Downtown OSO 1 PM meet up with the SCS crew.

I ate there yesterday, but am gonna enjoy it today too.

DINK (double income no kids) has a local food review blog going on. I did not know we were dinkers, but that has a catch ring to it. Lets see, a review of a review blog, hmmmmmmmm….. nope not gonna go there. But, I will go there to read their takes on some places, you should too.

So speaking of food blogs, well kinda, that domain I bought is finally gonna get some work. Heavens knows there simply are not enough food blogs, and the world really needs another. So keep your eyes peeled for that. Basically I am gonna take every me make food post here and put them over there, work on producing more videos of the current things we have down good, Theresa has been working on the recipe list, and prob cross post everything here as well.

EDIT: jeeeeesh I did not even link to them on this post. Fixed.

forum link

LJS article

Never checked it out. I really hope another sammich shop opens up there cuz it seems there are none downtown :p

This is pert neat exactly like the no knead bread I love to make. Le Quartier sells it and it has some rye flour in it. It has the huge bubbles and uber crunchy crust I love so much. I still love what I make, but if in a hurry I will pick this up for sure.

I love how it has the baked on flour issue like I usually have. But, their loaf is so fricking beautiful. Ma gonna see if I can create that look here tomorrow.

Was in the area and heard about the mega Hy-Vee out on 84th and decided to check it out. It reminded me of the super duper target where the isles are bigger, but it seems like overkill. Not that big of a fan of walking any further than I have too. My hair dresser mentioned that the ceilings were tall and it made her feel short.

There is a bunch of stuff jammed in that store. An oriental cafe, huge deli, bakery, coffee shop, and my fave the meat dept. They had samples on a monday evening of some of their products. I enjoyed a chunk of hamburger that had bacon, cheese, and spices mixed into the patty. It was really good. They had some of their own chicken brats. I tried a chunk of a herbed one and was severely impressed. I picked up a couple of the chicken brats and they made lunch easy.

It got me thinking that I would love to make my own sausages at home. I just need the kitchenaid attachment set and I could be making delicious snausages. We fell in love with a certian andoullie back at Crane River and have yet to find anything that compares. A nice chicken sausage with basil and sun dried tomatoes would go really well with out pasta dishes.

Mega ultra Hy-Vee is cool, but too far away from me and well Super Saver is good enough for us. Theresa does not take too kindly to Hy-Vee when we go there because they offer different products then what we are used to, and it is hard for her to find what we need. It seems like it will fit in well with that neighborhood though. And is a huge improvement over the one at 70th and O.