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Fish tacos is our specialty. If I told you [what the name means], you'd have to sleep with the fishes," said John Records, owner of Fuzzy's. "This means that I'd have to kill you and throw you in the water."
Records said that in the movie The Godfather, the cast said that if a secret was shared, they would "throw you to the fishes." Records said that if the Fuzzy's owners told you, then you would have to be thrown to the fishes. He said this phrase is a combination of their famous fish tacos and The Godfather.
BEST MEXICAN • FUZZY'S TACO SHOP
1. FUZZY'S TACO SHOP
2. CHIPOTLE
3. CIELTO LINDO
BEST SANDWICH • PICKLEMAN'S
It's not only the bread that makes a good sandwich but the quality of the stuff you put in it," said Luke Hothan, general manager. "We have a variety of great things to put on a
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manager. "We have a variety of great things to put on a sandwich. Our chicken sandwiches are amazing because we have really good chicken. It's unique, because you can't find sandwiches like them many places. We put a little more time into make our sandwiches than our competition does. All of our sandwiches are toasted, which not all place do. We also offer other foods like soups, salads, and pizzas."
Most popular sandwich? #11 Italian Club.
1. PICKLEMAN'S GOURMET CAFÉ
2. JIMMY JOHN'S
3. WHEATFIELD'S BAKERY
BEST BBQ • BIGG'S BBQ
1. BIGG'S BBQ
2. BUFFALO WILD WINGS
3. FAMOUS DAVE'S
BEST COFFEE • STARBUCKS
1. STARBUCKS
2. JAVA BREAK
3. LA PRIMA TAZZA
"SECRET" COOKIE DOUGH FRAPPUCINO
- Chai Creme Frappuccino w/ Soy Milk
- 2 pumps of cinnamon dolce syrup for a tall, 2.5 for a grande, 3 for a venti
- Java chips blended in
- Whipped creme blended in
- Chocolate whipped creme on top
- Mocha syrup drizzle on top
Orcarnets were at the scene where a body matching the description of guillermo vilagoneta, a university student who had gone missing early Monday afternoon, Trent McKinley said that investigators believe the body to be that of Villagoneta. Family and friends have been notified.
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Police preliminarily identify missing student's body
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Police have preliminarily identified a body found at 1:30 p.m. as Gianfronc Villagomez, the 23-year-old University student who has been missing since Saturday morning.
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Preliminary information does not indicate foul play. An autopsy and further investigation are planned for today.
The body was found in the grass behind the home at 837 Avalon Rd.
"Family and friends were notified by officers late this afternoon," Lawrence Police spokesperson Sgt. Trent McKinley wrote in a news release. "At their request, they ask for privacy as they deal with this tragic loss."
of his way to wave and say hi to acquaintances. When Villagoomez was a resident assistant at Hashinger Residence Hall, he greeted freshmen from other floors by name, said one of those former freshmen while helping to distribute flyers.
Earlier yesterday, his friend Sarah Alig, a graduate student from Kansas City, Kan., described Villagomez as a role model.
"He's very gentle-hearted. He's goofy and kind," Alig said. "He's so hard-working and dedicated to whatever he does."
Through the Help Find Giancranco Villagomez Facebook page, Alig and other friends have distributed fliers throughout downtown Lawrence, knocked on doors and talked to media.
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The search team met Sunday at the apartment of
Marieliza Suarez, a junior from Lenexa and president of the Peruvian Association of Lawrence. "You're always going to be a tawhawk," she said.
Suarez had only met Villagomez at the party Friday night. She's not surprised so many people feel close to Villagomez and have banded together to search.
"It has a lot to do with that kindness and empathy," Alig said. Villagomez was last seen leaving a friend's birthday party around
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Thanksgiving, she got stuck in the rush-hour traffic on 23rd Street going out of town.
"It's really bad if you want to turn and you miss your turn signal and then you just sit there for eight different signals with straight traffic and other turning traffic." McClannah said.
Things may change, however, with a grant from the Kansas Department of Transportation.
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Lawrence received $129,250 that will allow city to expand the intelligent transportation system on the city's major roads.
The intelligent transportation system works by connecting the traffic signals with fiber-optic cables and using computers, cameras and additional software to be able to view the real-time traffic at the city's traffic operations center.
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adjust the frame signal timing to help move traffic." City Engineer David Cronin said. "We are still experimenting with the technology, and it's a work in progress."
"Right now when we have football games or basketball games, we have to put officers on traffic control positions and override the traffic light system," said Sergeant Trent McKinley of the Lawrence Police Department. "If technology was in place to manage that, that would benefit us."
Ultimately, the new addition will help the flow of traffic going across the city, east to west.
"Once we get the South Lawrence, Trafficway, there's going to be a lot more traffic taking that, so we are trying to think ahead to get that up," said James Riser,
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CROSSWORD 5
CRYPTOQUIPS 5
OPINION 4
SPORTS 10
SUDOKU 5
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