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Shalom Y’all’s Downtown Location Will Temporarily Closed for a Refresh and Rebrand Expect a more casual menu as well as grab-and-go items at the new Lil’ Shalom space. (Henry Cromett) Updated May 6 at 9:28 PM Another downtown Portland restaurant is shutting its doors only this time, it’s temporary. Shalom Y’all’s location on Southwest Alder Street near 12th Avenue is scheduled to go on hiatus Monday, May 10, for a bit of a refresh. When it welcomes back customers in early June, the shop will be rebranded “Lil’ Shalom” and feature more grab-and-go items rather than a full-service menu.
Being the child of a famous rock star comes with a distinct set of challenges that s made even more so when that second generation sets out to establish his or her own musical career.
There are drawbacks: Immediate comparisons will inevitably be drawn between the work of the offspring and the parent, making it difficult for a personal sound to be developed.
Take it from Alice Cooper s eldest daughter, Calico, who now leads her own band, Beasto Blanco, but was initially reluctant to get involved in the industry.
“I think part of me, psychologically, didn t want to acknowledge or even think about that as a career,” she told UCR last year, “because that would mean a whole other box of . you know, Am I really gonna get compared for the rest of my life to my dad?”
What we re doing is providing air support, said Todd Terrell, Founder of United Cajun Navy.
The United Cajun Navy is organizing a search by air. Terrell said two to three planes are searching 15 hours a day with the help of companies like Cajun Air, a charter service out of Lafitte. They stepped up and volunteered their planes and pilots and said if we can supply fuel, they’ll keep the planes up, Terrell said.
While the Coast Guard has suspended it s search and rescue operations, Seacor Marine said Monday 17 divers are still searching inside the vessel floor by floor. There is a glimmer of hope, Terrell said.
United Cajun Navy searching for missing Seacor Power crew by air
Terrell said it costs $1,000 to $2,000 a day to operate each plane, mostly to fund the fuel. Author: Erika Ferrando (WWL) Updated: 6:36 PM CDT April 21, 2021
LAFOURCHE PARISH, La. The Coast Guard suspended its search and rescue operations Monday night for the now seven crew members still missing from the capsized Seacor Power, but divers are still in the water and planes are still flying overhead. What we re doing is providing air support, said Todd Terrell, Founder of United Cajun Navy.
The United Cajun Navy is organizing a search by air. Terrell said two to three planes are searching 15 hours a day with the help of companies like Cajun Air, a charter service out of Lafitte.
Lafourche community rallying around families of Seacor Power crew
While the nonprofit is based in Lafourche Parish, contributions have been coming in from all over the state. Author: Erika Ferrando (WWL) Updated: 6:35 PM CDT April 19, 2021
LAFOURCHE PARISH, La. Many families rushed straight to Port Fourchon last Tuesday when they learned their loved one was working on the Seacor Power lift boat when it capsized.
As soon as a local nonprofit out of Lafourche Parish learned they were without necessities, they stepped up to help. Right now they re just asking us to pray for them, Jeray Jarreau, founder of Bless Your Heart, said They needed simple things like tooth brushes, tooth paste, phone chargers.