Mailloux brings youthful enthusiasm to Orange selectmen’s race MAILLOUX
Published: 11/1/2016 11:38:37 PM
ORANGE Ryan W. Mailloux feels the town is moving in a positive direction and a jolt of youth could help facilitate that progress.
“I do … believe that bringing in a different generation’s mind will help it get in that direction a little faster,” he said. “I truly believe that the town is ready for a different hand to be in the mix and not necessarily the same hands that have kind of been running the town for years.”
Mailloux turned 24 years old on Oct. 21, making him 34 years younger than Richard Kwiatkowski and 40 years younger than Robert Stack, his opponents in the race for a vacant seat on the Orange Board of Selectmen. The town has scheduled a special election for Tuesday to replace Walter Herk, who resigned on Aug. 31.
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Riverwest Embraces Thai and Lao Takeout
Sticky Rice opened on E. Locust Ave. in August. Thai and Laotian cuisine with vegan and vegetarian options. By Ethan Duran - Mar 3rd, 2021 01:28 pm //end headline wrapper ?>Sticky Rice, 1000 E. Locust St. Photo by Dave Reid.
A new restaurant serving Thai and Laotian cuisine has opened in Milwaukee’s Riverwest neighborhood.
The restaurant doesn’t offer dine-in service, but customers can order noodles, curry and fried rice to go or have it delivered. The menu offers popular options like Pad Kee Mao (or “Drunken Noodles,”) Pad Thai, and authentic soups like Tom Yum. Appetizer staples like egg rolls, crab rangoons, Lao sausages and Lao beef jerky are available as well.