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A Taste of Luverne

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Sterlings Caf and Grille 11

Calendar March 2015 16

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If you are traveling east on Interstate 90 and get feeling a little hungry, the town of Luverne has a growing number of dining options to meet all tastes.

One of those places, just off the interstate, is The Bluestem, located in what many folks remember as the Magnolia Steakhouse.

With an updated, casual and comfortable atmosphere, The Bluestem prides itself in delicious food and exceptional customer service.

Skyler Hoiland is the Chef/Owner, and he doesnt hesitate in admitting there is nothing else that he would rather be doing.

Food is a real passion of mine, he says, and I love creating food that will take people back to their roots. We all remember something our moms or grandmas used to make. Thats the feeling we want to create here.

Hoiland says that in developing the look and feel of The Bluestem, he wanted to create an environment where everyone feels welcome and that they feel they can just come as they are.

Our family has roots that run deep in the Luverne area, he says. We are locals, so when customers come to The Bluestem, they can know they are among friends.

The local aspect is important to Hoiland, as he tries to keep their business local whenever possible, finding local ingredients for food, and local art and services for the restaurant. In the same way, he encourages people in the area to dine local instead of heading out of town.

The restaurant takes its name from a native prairie grass prominent at Blue Mound State Park, which is located just north of Luverne. Big Bluestem is called the king of prairie grasses because it sometimes grows to over six feet tall. Just as that grass

stands out among the rest, Hoilands goal is to make every diners experience one that stands out.

The Bluestem staff takes food favorites and adds their own unique twist, like the Bluestem Nachos that pair wonton chips with Italian sausage and queso blanco or the Pretzel & Minnesota Beer Cheese appetizer that features Grainbelt beer and a Nordeast cheese sauce.

Entrees range from hand cut, aged Angus beef, pan seared walleye and roasted chicken to house specialties like Grilled Sausage Fettuccine, Sun-Dried Tomato Pasta or Prairie Heights Bison Pot Pie made from locally raised bison stewed with vegetables and topped with puff pastry.

The Bluestem also offers a wide variety of sandwiches, burgers, salads with homemade dressings and homemade soups. Diners over age 60 or under 10 have special menu selections designed with their appetites in mind.

Be sure to save room for dessert, because The Bluestem has designed its own signature varieties of sweet favorites like bread pudding, carrot cake, chocolate torte and a mixed berry crumble that is made to order.

Looking for a place for a special event? The Bluestem has several party rooms available. They also host their own special events like holiday dinners or beer dinners where they pair hand-crafted foods with hand-crafted beers like local varieties from Take 16 Brewery.

A quote on the restaurants website seems to capture Hoilands passion and excitement for food. It originates from world-renown opera tenor, Luciano Pavarotti, who said, One of the very nicest things about life is the way we must regularly stop whatever it is we are doing and devote our attention to eating.

By Mary Michaels | Photos By Julie Prairie PhotograPhy

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There is a unique charm to Main Street in Luverne, Minnesota, a community that celebrates its past while progressing into the future. Many buildings are more than a century old and constructed with the Sioux Quartzite found throughout Rock County. One of those buildings is home to the newly-opened Sterlings Caf and Grille.

Owner Brian Sterling wasnt really thinking about Luverne when he first pondered opening his own restaurant.

He credits the idea to a couple he visited with at a Sioux Falls restaurant and bar where he was working at the time. Sterling told them he was thinking of opening a place on the east side of Sioux Falls.

They asked me if I had ever thought about Luverne, recalls Sterling, and they told me they had a beautiful building they thought would make a wonderful restaurant. So, I drove over to Luverne to look at it.

What Sterling found was a historic building with huge bay windows that had been restored, but an interior that had previously housed several different businessesand needed a lot of work.

It took substantial time, effort and resources, but eventually everything started falling into place. Now, Sterling says, he is proud that hes been able to create such a unique dining atmosphere.

The main level offers ample seating and a great view of Main Street through those bay windows. An upper level that seats 40 is available for daily dining, but is also the perfect space to reserve for special events.

Our restaurant concept was a farm-to-plate approach, says

Sterling, using ingredients youd get from local farmers, to create good food that is also good for you.

The breakfast menu includes classic breakfast options, gourmet breakfast sandwiches, omelets, yogurt bar and jumbo cinnamon rolls. If you need a good cup of coffee to get going in the morning, a cup of the gourmet coffee at Sterlings is only 25 cents during breakfast until 10 AM.

Options for lunch and dinner range from burgers and sandwiches, including a bison burger and a Cubano Panini, to steaks and pastas, their special lemon glazed salmon, Cajun fried catfish and shrimp tacos.

Sterlings offers a Sunday brunch from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Every week you can find favorites like eggs and bacon and fresh-off-the-grill French Toast. Then, they add in other specialties like salmon, broccoli penne alfredo and quiche. They also feature a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables at the salad bar.

The lounge area at Sterlings is a great place to unwind and relax with friends. There are plenty of large screen TVs to keep up-to-date on your favorite sports, and the full-service bar includes several beers on tap, including local varieties from Take 16 Brewery.

Sterling says he is grateful to everyone in Luverne and Rock County for the support. He is thrilled with the response to the restaurant, and the fact that he already has to recommend that diners make reservations for dinner, particularly for weekend dinners and Sunday brunch.

I couldnt have asked for a better place to open a restaurant, says Sterling. I am so happy to be part of the Luverne community.

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Great Life Great Plains Golf Expo

February 28 - March 1Sioux Falls Convention Center

Whether youre just starting out, or a seasoned veteran, the Great

Plains Golf Expo offers something for everyone. The South Dakota

Golf Association (SDGA) invites you to the seventh annual Great Plains Golf Expo. INFO 605-351-6573 or visit GreatPlainsGolfExpo.com.

Cheer University

Monday, March 2 6:30pm - 7:45pmRobert Frost Elementary

3101 S. 4th AvenueMust pre-register to attend! 5 sessions. Join the fun and excitement

of cheerleading! Learn to jump, stunt, tumble, and perform in a class

designed to teach the fundamentals of cheerleading! Receive a Cheer

University T-Shirt and admission to a Dakota Spirit Cheer event.

Current 1st 6th graders. INFO (605) 367-7999.

Sioux Empire Home Show

March 6 - 8Sioux Falls Convention Center & Arena

Building, decorating, financing, landscaping and much more will be

featured at the 56th annual 2015 Sioux Empire Home Show. INFO

(605) 361-8322.

Sons of Norway Annual Torsk/Meatball Dinner & Bake Sale

Friday, March 6 Serving 4:30-7:30Nordic Hall 218 W. 13th St. Tickets: Adults $17. Youth $8 (6-12). Call for Tickets: Bill (605-338-5160). This is our Annual Fundraiser to provide Scandinavian Heritage Cultural Scholarships for youth to attend summer camps or college.

Sioux Falls Skyforce

Friday, March 6 7pm Sanford PentagonCome enjoy high-quality basketball right here in Sioux Falls! INFO

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Movie Night at the Museum: Back to the Future

Friday, March 6 6:45 p.m.Old Courthouse Museum 200 West Sixth StreetThe Old Courthouse Museum and Downtown Sioux Falls are once again teaming up to bring you Movie Night at the Museum. Bring a blanket or pillow and settle in the historic courtroom. Doors open at 6 p.m. Refreshments will be served. Admission is free. (605) 367-4210 or www.siouxlandmuseums.com

Bensons Flea Market

Saturday, March 7 9am - 5pmSunday, March 8 11am - 4pmW.H. Lyon FairgroundsBensons Flea Market is a nostalgic experience sure to bring back memories from childhood, stimulate excitement and provide hours of shopping entertainment. 65% of this show consists of antiques and collectibles, 15% is new items and the rest is rummage sale type items. INFO (605) 367-7178.

Sioux Falls Skyforce

Saturday, March 7 7pmSanford PentagonCome enjoy high-quality basketball right here in Sioux Falls! INFO (605) 332-0605.

Summer Activities Fair

Sunday, March 8 1pm - 3pmBest Western Ramkota 2400 N. Louise Ave.The Summer Activities Fair is a great opportunity for families and individuals to get information for planning their families summer activities, from sports to camps, from arts to recreation. Sioux Falls Parks & Recreation and dozens of other local nonprofit organizations come together in this one location for your convenience. For more information, call 367-8222. Free. No registration required.

Cheer University

Monday, March 9 6:30pm - 7:45pm

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the SME Women in Business event featuring Melissa Gilbert on April 28. See info at www.smesiouxfalls.org/Women-in-

Business. Nominations are open to the public and due at 5pm on March 13, 2015 to [email protected].


Robert Frost Elementary

3101 S. 4th AvenueMust pre-register to attend! 5 sessions. Join the fun and

excitement of cheerleading! Learn to jump, stunt, tumble,

and perform in a class designed to teach the fundamentals of

cheerleading! Receive a Cheer University T-Shirt and admission

to a Dakota Spirit Cheer event. Current 1st 6th graders. INFO (605) 367-7999.

Genealogy

Tuesday, March 10

Dont risk losing your family history! Get answers to your

genealogy using family and public records utilizing sound

research methods. Review recommended free websites with

hands-on computer access advancing your genealogical

knowledge. Bring a list of dates with family names you would

like to research. Computers provided for the class - basic

understanding of computers is a must! To register, go online to:

https://commed.sf.k12.sd.us or call 605-367-7999.

Sioux Falls Shakespeare Society

Thursday, March 12 7pm-9pmCaribou Coffee 1924 S. Minnesota.Come join us as we begin to read The Merry Wives of Windsor,

one of Shakespeares many comedies. Bring a copy of the play,

and prepare to bring one of this plays many hilarious characters

to life as we all pitch in to discover lecherousness, hanky-panky,

intrigue, and surprise. INFO (605) 201-1017.

Lecture Series to Explore Slavery Then, Today and

Tomorrow

Thursday, March 12 7pmAugustana College 2001 S. Summit Ave.Dr. Matthew Mason, author, editor and professor at Brigham

Young University, will discuss 19th Century National and International Slavery Politics: What Can Todays Abolitionists

and Policymakers Learn? INFO (605) 274-5320.

Behind the Scenes Tour of the Old Courthouse Museum

Thursday, March 12 11amOld Courthouse Museum 200 West Sixth StreetTake a look behind the closed doors of the Old Courthouse

Museum and see the artifact storage and work areas.

Free Admission. Call (605) 367-4210 to register. www.siouxlandmuseums.com

Nikki Hill

Friday, March 13 8pmSioux Falls Orpheum Theater

315 N. Phillips Ave.Nikki Hill is part of the Sioux Falls Jazz and Blues 2014-2015


Concert Series. Hill and her band are climbing to the top of the

roots music scene step by step and leaving jaws on the floor

along the way. With a no-filter energy, they take all the flavors

of American roots music and deliver a sound that will make you

believe in rock and roll again! INFO 605-367-6000 / sfjb.org

Professional Bull Riders: Built Ford Tough Series

Friday, March 13 8pmSaturday, March 14 7pmDenny Sanford Premier Center

This two-day event will feature the worlds Top 35 bull riders battling the fiercest bovine athletes the sport has to offer, who

weigh nearly 2,000 pounds each, more than 10 times their

cowboy counterparts. The thrilling 8-second rides and heart-stopping wrecks are sure to leave fans on the edge of their seats

in anticipation and excitement. INFO (605) 367-7288.

St. Patricks Day Parade

Saturday, March 14 2pm - 4pmDowntown Sioux Falls Main & Phillips AvenuesINFO www.siouxfallschamber.com

Cheer University

Monday, March 16 6:30pm - 7:45pmRobert Frost Elementary 3101 S. 4th AvenueMust pre-register to attend! 5 sessions. Join the fun and

excitement of cheerleading! Learn to jump, stunt, tumble,

and perform in a class designed to teach the fundamentals of

cheerleading! Receive a Cheer University T-Shirt and admission

to a Dakota Spirit Cheer event. Current 1st 6th graders. INFO (605) 367-7999.

Rosemaling Demonstration at the Old Courthouse Museum

Tuesday, March 17 1pm - 4pmOld Courthouse Museum 200 West Sixth StreetEileen Halverson will be demonstrating the Norwegian folk art

of Rosemaling (decorative painting) in the second floor hallway of the Old Courthouse Museum from 1-4 p.m. Stop in any time

for a demonstration or to ask questions! INFO (605) 367-4210 or www.siouxlandmuseums.com

Genealogy

Tuesday, March 17Dont risk losing your family history! Get answers to your

genealogy using family and public records utilizing sound

research methods. Review recommended free websites with

hands-on computer access advancing your genealogical

knowledge. Bring a list of dates with family names you would

like to research. Computers provided for the class - basic

understanding of computers is a must! To register, go online to:

https://commed.sf.k12.sd.us or call 605-367-7999.


Introductory Self Defense

Tuesday, March 17Twenty people every minute are a victim of physical violence in

the United States. What would you do if you were one? Learn, and

more importantly, practice the basic principles and techniques of

self-defense to help prevent you from becoming a victim. Practice

striking, basic joint locks, and escapes from various holds to help

you feel more confident and prepared to defend yourself should the

unthinkable happen. Great class for mothers and daughters - sons

too! Ages 13 and up. To register, go online to: https://commed.sf.k12.sd.us or call 605-367-7999.

St. Patricks Celebration of Traditional Irish Music

Tuesday, March 17 5pm - 7pmOld Courthouse Museum 200 West Sixth StreetStop in for live Irish Music by the Dakota District Pipes & Drums

and Maggie in the Meantime, live Connely Irish Dancers, food and

drinks, all ages. Admission is free. INFO (605) 367-4210 or www.siouxlandmuseums.com

Kids Activity Day One Fish, Two Fish at the Old Courthouse Museum

Thursday, March 19 9-11:30 a.m. and 1-2:30 p.m.Old Courthouse Museum 200 West Sixth Street

Learn about history and make your own crafts to take home. 15

minute sessions run throughout morning and afternoon times. Call

to reserve times. Free Admission. INFO (605) 367-4210 or www.siouxlandmuseums.com

Sea & Sky

Saturday, March 21 10am - 12pmSertoma Butterfly House & Marine Cove

Every third Saturday, we take the opportunity to highlight a special

insect or animal. Come learn fun facts and make a craft inspired by

the featured creature! INFO (605) 334-9466.

Starlab Inflatable Planetarium at the Old Courthouse Museum

Sunday, March 22 1pm, 2pm, 3pm Old Courthouse Museum 200 West Sixth StreetDiscover the night sky, explore the constellations! Starlab is a

program for adults and children over the age of 5. Not recommended

for those not comfortable in the dark. Tickets only $2, program begins

promptly on the hour with no late entry. Groups of 8 or more, please call ahead. INFO (605) 367-4210 or www.siouxlandmuseums.com

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eliminating. You will walk away with a focused plan on how to meet your personal goals - each and every day! Please bring a journal to

class. To register, go online to: https://commed.sf.k12.sd.us or call

605-367-7999.

Ceili Dance Program

Thursday, March 26 6:30 p.m.Old Courthouse Museum 200 West Sixth Street

Ceili (pronounced KAY-lee) is an Irish social dance. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced dancer, Ceili dancing is a fun and

energetic way to spend an evening. Get ready to dance at the Old

Courthouse Museum! Free Admission. INFO (605) 367-4210 or www.siouxlandmuseums.com

Sioux Falls Stampede Hockey

Thursday, March 26 7pmDenny Sanford Premier Center

The Stampede is a Tier 1 junior ice hockey team playing in the West

Division of the USHL. Come cheer on the HERD! INFO 336-6060.

Mardi Gras Party

Friday, March 27 7pm - 8:30pmMorningside Community Center

2400 South Bahnson Ave.

What a great way to kick off the weekend! Join Parks and Recreation

as we celebrate Mardi Gras with entertainment, carnival games,

and more. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Free. No

registration required. Hosted by the Sioux Falls Parks and Recreation.

INFO (605) 367-8222.

Sioux Falls Stampede Hockey

Friday, March 27 7pmDenny Sanford Premier Center

The Stampede is a Tier 1 junior ice hockey team playing in the West

Division of the USHL. Come cheer on the HERD! INFO 336-6060.

Sioux Fall Lawn & Garden Show

Friday-Sunday, March 27 - 29W.H. Lyon Fairground

The Lawn and Garden Show features landscaping and garden

displays, seminars, presentations, demonstrations and hands-on

activities to get you ready for spring and summer. Vendors may

include businesses in sprinkler and sod, gutters, trees and shrubs,


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water features, unique garden decor, patios, lawn tractors,

curbing, retaining walls, gardening supplies and much more.

INFO (605) 334-0619.

14th Annual Sioux Empire Lions Spaghetti Dinner and LIVE

Auction

Saturday, March 28 4:30 - 7pmCenter for Active Generations

The Spaghetti Dinner will be a complete meal with salad and

beverages. There will be a live auction and other entertainment.

Tickets can purchased from Sioux Empire Lions Club members

at their weekly Wednesday noon meetings at the Center for

Active Generations or at the door the day of the event. INFO

(605) 413-3240.

Lights, Camera, Action Gala!

Saturday, March 28 6pmSioux Falls Convention Center

The 8th Annual Lights, Camera, Action! Gala is the premier fundraising event for the American Cancer Society in South

Dakota. All proceeds will support the Societys effort to create a

world with less cancer and more birthdays by helping people stay

well, helping people get well, by finding cures and by fighting

back against cancer This event includes a red carpet reception,

fine dining, gaming, silent/live auction and entertainment. INFO

and to register log on to www.siouxfallsgala.com.

Sioux Falls Storm Football

Saturday, March 28 7:05pm Denny Sanford Premier Center

Cheer on the IFL Storm at the Denny Sanford Premier Center.

INFO 274-6686.

Home, Health & Living Show

Saturday, March 28Luverne, MN

Get ready for the spring and summer! Learn about new

techniques, ideas and merchandise. Enjoy free samples, great

discounts and live demonstrations. For locations, seminars,

demos and times, please visit luvernechamber.com

Chris Tomlin

Sunday, March 29 7pmDenny Sanford Premier Center

Location Details: Located off of West Ave. and Russel St.

Chris Tomlin returns with his 10th album, Love Ran Red featuring

Waterfall, Jesus Loves Me, and At The Cross (Love Ran Red). Chris continues to write songs for the Church that point to the greatness of God and the grace of God. INFO (605) 367-7288.

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L Couture Boutique, as well as Sanford Childrens and Cure Kids Cancer, invite you to attend the 2nd Annual L Couture Boutique Fashion Show. A fashion show featuring clothing and accessories from L Couture Boutique. Proceeds from the fashion show will benefit children and families being treated by Sanford Childrens Hospital and Cure Kids Cancer.

Lori Dykstra and Lance Beier lost their son, Jakob L. Beier, to a rare form of brain cancer in 2003. The Jakob Beier Endowment as then established in 2004 to raise funds for other children in the community with cancer as well as local research for childrens cancer. The goal of the endowment is to support the pediatric oncology staff in acquiring the equipment and supplies needed to make treatment and procedures more bearable for children.

L Couture Boutique will be hosting their 2nd annual fashion show to create awareness of childrens cancer as well as raising life-saving funds to support these patients and their families being treated by Sanford Childrens Hospital. Funds will also support expenses not covered by insurance such as meals, lodging and mileage. By hosting this benefit fashion show, funds raised will also provide pediatric wheelchairs and wigs for adolescent cancer patients

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South Dakota Soybean has announced a kitchen and grocery giveaway as part of the organizations Hungry for Truth initiative.

The kitchen has a tradition of being the place where family and

friends gather to cook meals together and share in fellowship

and conversation. It is the place where people gather to make

connections to each other and to their food., which is why the

kitchen and dinner table serve as the Hungry for Truth symbols of

open dialogue about food and farming.

To encourage these conversations, Hungry for Truth has

partnered with Karls Appliances to give away a grand prize of

$25,000 toward new cabinets, counters and premium KitchenAid

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In addition, South Dakota Soybean will give away $250 worth of

groceries each month in 2015, courtesy of Hy-Vee and Family Thrift.

South Dakota Soybean launched Hungry for Truth in early

January to give people across the state opportunities to share

their questions about food with farmers and to learn how farmers

raise their food and work to keep it safe. The initiative includes

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throughout the year.

To enter the giveaway sweepstakes, visit www.hungryfortruthsd.

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for your chance to win. While on the website, visitors are urged to

explore the hottest topics in food and farming from food safety to

biotechnology. Entries are limited to one per person, per day.

We want to thank our sponsors for their involvement in this

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South Dakota Soybean Research and Promotion Council. Through

their partnership, Karls Appliances and Hy-Vee have shown their

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NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. The Hungry for Truth Grocery and Kitchen Giveaway starts 1/1/15 at 12:00:00 a.m. CT and ends

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The South Dakota sky has a different look out in the country. You can see for miles. The Rollag family enjoys the view all around their home in the country northwest of Sioux Falls.

Jeremy and Brooke Rollag built the home in 2013 on land that

had been in Brookes family. Their particular spot is where Brookes mom grew up, and her grandfather owns land around them.

While they were excited about the idea of living on this land and building their home and family there together, Brooke

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mentioned that it was bittersweet, because they first had to take down the original early-1900s house.

It was a wonderful old house, says Brooke, but when we started adding up what would need to be done to restore it,

building became the more practical option.But, the Rollags were able to take many things from the old

house to incorporate into the new one. Brooke describes the style as urban country.

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We wanted it to feel warm and welcoming, she says. There is a lot of wood. I think wood is really timeless.

While both Jeremy and Brooke love the look of a full log home, that wasnt in the young couples price range. So, they were able to bring in wood from Baker Timber Products in Rapid City to create the atmosphere they wanted. Tall logs form columns on the front porch, and smaller logs were used to form the railing around the staircase to the lower level. The ceiling is covered in pine boards, and the effects of the Black Hills Pine Beetles on the trees can be seen in the color variances of the boards.

Throughout the upper level, the Rollags used wood laminate for the flooring.

It looks just like wood and its easy to take care of, which is great with the boys, says Brooke, referring to Knox and older brother Sutton, 8. Plus, it was in our budget. When you are building, you really have to make a lot of choices about where you want to spend your money.

Thats one thing Brooke has a little experience with, as a mortgage originator with Home Federal Bank in Dell Rapids. She says making decisions about financing is equally as important as choosing your builder in a construction project.

The bank was such a help, she says, and it had nothing to do with being an employee. They offer great products and service, including financing up to 90% on construction projects. We couldnt have built our home without having such a great financial partner.

Lantern-style light sconces frame the large living room window which is big enough, and low enough, for 18-month-old Knox to look out and see the familys dog playing in the yard. The furnishings are comfortable and inviting, and they include many pieces the couple refurbished or finds from auctions and

rummage sales.On one wall of the living room is a large portrait of the two

boys right after Knox was born. It is the perfect picture of rural South Dakota country boys with Sutton in a cowboy hat sitting down holding his baby brother.

The couple created a display piece out of old pallets on the opposite wall. They stained the wood and used a larger pallet as a frame for a family picture, set outdoors, and a second half-pallet has a series of phrases stenciled down the boards, including, Be Kind, Speak Truth, Love Others, Show Grace, Work Hard and Love Christ.

Brooke says she saw that idea, and several others for the house, on Pinterest, and is thankful for her husband and other family members who helped to make all those ideas a reality.

In the kitchen, tall red chairs stand at the angled island. They didnt start out as tall red chairs, however. What the Rollags originally found at an auction were short, oak-finished chairs. Jeremys grandfather took them to his wood shop and extended the legs, and then Brooke painted them red.

Above one of the kitchen cabinets sits a framed picture saved from the original house. Its a print of the well-known picture Grace, showing an elderly man with head bowed in a mealtime prayer.

A door in the corner opens to a spacious pantry, which is one of Brookes favorite parts of the kitchen. This was our builders idea, says Brooke, referring to Jim Clark Construction in Colman. I am so glad he thought of this. It provides great storage and saves on cupboard space. Jim did an incredible job giving suggestions throughout the building process. You can tell he has years and years of experience in this trade. We couldnt be more happy with our builder.

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A hallway leads from the kitchen to the familys bedrooms. On the walls of the hallway hang four multi-paned window frames saved from the old house, now also painted red.

The brothers share a room, with Sutton in a captains bed with storage drawers, and Knoxs crib on the opposite wall. The dcor is all cowboy, with a western-print quilt on Suttons bed made by members of Jeremys family and colorful cowboy art on the walls.

I am obsessed with quilts, laughs Brooke, they are all made with love by Jeremys aunts & grandmathey are simply amazing. We have several handmade quilts, and I just love them. It is a real gift they have. Maybe someday Ill pick up on this family tradition.

Across the hall from the boys is a guest room where Brookes grandpa stays when he comes back after wintering in Arizona. Her


grandma passed away, so Brooke says they are glad that Grandpa can come home to the land where he lived and be with them.

The boys bathroom doubles as the laundry room, and having a main floor laundry was another must-have on their design list while building. The turquoise walls and wood cabinets and wood-framed mirror match the homes urban country style.

In the master bedroom, the headboard of the bed takes center

stage. The Rollags took the old oak pocket doors from the dining room of the old house and paired them together to create the headboard. They havent changed a thing about them, leaving the beauty of the original finish and tarnished brass hardware.

Another unique feature of the master bedroom is a door leading out to the front porch.

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Brooke. When the boys are outside, I have quick access to them from here.

Another suggestion from their builder was designing the bedroom windows to be tall, which lets in plenty of South Dakota sunshine and gives them that unhampered view out into the yard.

Above the dual-sink vanity in the master bath hangs a light fixture made of several hanging mason jars. Brooke admits she saw the idea on Pinterest and made a first attempt at making it herself, but decided it was probably better to just go ahead and purchase it from Pottery Barn.

The lower level of the house is unfinished for the moment, so a farm-style swinging gate that Jeremy built keeps young Knox from venturing downward. Instead, he can busy himself at his mini-kitchen that stands next to the island.

The Rollags vision was to create a comfortable home that would be for a lifetime.

In coming home to this land, we wanted to create a forever place, says Brooke. We put a lot of thought into a design that would be big enough as we had a family, but not too big that we cant grow old here.

Talking about the door from their bedroom to the porch, Brooke was thinking about their future here, as their boys grow up.

Maybe someday, well put a porch swing out there, and spend many mornings watching the sun come up curled into a blanket enjoying Gods Grace.

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GLAZE:1 1/2 cups powdered sugar2 tablespoons butter, softened1 or 2 tablespoons milk1/2 teaspoon vanillaa few drops of green food coloring

Combine the sugar and butter in a large bowl and beat until light and fluffy and then add vanilla. Combine the flour and cornstarch and add to the fluffy mixture and mix on low speed until well combined. Chill the dough for an hour. Shape into 1 inch balls and bake at 350for 10-12 minutes. Cool before glazing.

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We all know about St. Patricks Day, celebrated every year with a parade downtown, meals of corned beef and cabbage, and way too much green beer. Legend says Ol Patty drove the snakes out of Ireland and we honor that noble (if historically inaccurate) task each year on March 17 or a Saturday around that date to allow for more people to drink more beer. This year the city will rally and become Irish for a day on Saturday, March 14. Thats about all we need to say about Saint Patty.

But there is another Saint whose day is celebrated in March; St. Joseph. His day of feast falls on March 19 and is celebrated by the Italians instead of the Irish. The legend of Joseph (or San

Giuseppe, as hes known in Italian) begins as the spouse of the Virgin Mary. But it was in the Middle Ages that the people of Sicily prayed to him to end a severe drought. Their prayers were answered and they thanked St. Joe with a huge feast. Hundreds of years later, Sicilians still build elaborate alters and wear red clothing to celebrate his day.

Not being Catholic or Italian American, I really didnt know about St. Joseph until a few years ago. My beloved and I were in New Orleans for a visit one March and in addition to the Irish-American parade for St. Patricks Day, we found ourselves in the middle of an even bigger, more elaborate parade for St. Joseph. As Kara said I

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thought he was just a name on the bottle of aspirin! But there is so much more to St. Joseph than a pain reliever, although you may want to keep a bottle handy for the morning after.

St. Josephs Day is celebrated in many American cities with large populations of Italian-Americans, but New Orleans has earned its reputation as a city that is always looking for a reason to party. The port of New Orleans was where many immigrants from Sicily landed during the 19th and 20th centuries, and they have found a way to keep their traditions alive and thriving in their new home city. There, the Italian-American Marching Club puts on a series of parties and parades followed by feasts and parties and more parties in the name of St. Josephs Day.

In New Orleans, the Feast of St. Joseph has flourished into a city-wide event, and the tradition of building alters is still active and the altars welcome anyone wishing to pay homage. Every altar is filled with food, including bread, soups and sweets like zeppole and cookies. The fava bean was the crop that saved Sicily from starvation, so the altars often include dishes with the fava as the star. Candles are lit, prayers are prayed, and food is shared with friends, family and the less fortunate. Then they have a parade through the French Quarter and the real parties begin. Beads are tossed and much wine is consumed. And since its New Orleans, plenty of beer and hurricanes are served up and down Bourbon Street.

Unfortunately, the St. Josephs Day celebration has yet to take off in Sioux Falls. But seriously, wouldnt you rather celebrate with pasta and wine instead of green beer and cabbage? I sure would. So this year, when the St. Pattys Day celebrations wind down and youve had enough beer, change your green shirt for a red one, start a big pot of Maccu di San Giuseppe (a soup of dried fava beans) and open a bottle of red wine in honor of St. Joseph. Or maybe we could start our own parade, but instead of going down Phillips Avenue well go up Louise Avenue from Spezia to Carinos. Lets start a new tradition right here in South Dakota! Whos with me?

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for your clever little farmer. With constant motion, Peek-A-Doodle Doo engages your

childs memory and concentration in a farm fresh way! Available at both Kidtopia

locations. Dawley Farms and 57th & Western, (605) 334-4825.

Fabulous & ColorfulThese handmade Lily and Laura glass beaded

bracelets roll over any hand and are handcrafted in the Kathmandu Valley. Made of the finest glass beads in

the world from Matsuno Glass Bead company in Japan. Lily and Lauras focus is to pay more than fair trade

wages to the artisans in Nepal, improving the quality of their lives while providing you with beautiful, top

quality, handcrafted glass beaded bracelets. Available at Coquette Couture. 57th & Western. (605) 274-2488.

Rich in SymbolismPyrrhas signature jewelry is inspired by Victorian wax seals. Each personal talisman is handcrafted from reclaimed sterling silver, bronze or 14k gold in the pairs Vancouver studio. Rich in symbolism, each of the designs have unique meanings culled from heraldry: gryphons denoting bravery, wings symbolizing protection and anchors signifying hope. Most recently Pyrrha introduced the Pyrrha x Game of Thrones jewelry collection, an official collaboration with HBO. Available at Youve Been Framed. 57th & Western. (605) 361-9229.

Wine Spectator RecognizedEnjoy a great bottle of wine you havent had before advised from sommeliers recognized by Wine Spectator. Carnaval Brazilian Grill. 2401 S. Carolyn Avenue. (605) 361-6328 or carnavalbraziliangrill.com.

New Rails Are In!Check with us the beginning of every

month as we receive new colors of the fabulously soft and light Rails plaid shirts.

$125 at Dirt Road Diamond Boutique. 69th & Western. (605) 274-3478.

Shop Early!Shop early for the best selection of colors, patterns and sizes! Adorable spring and summer Keens are now in at Stride Rite. 2425 S. Shirley Ave. (605) 362-7728.

Show Your LoveWhat a wonderful gift for that special

grandmother in your life. 16 x 28 and $49.99 at Kids Stuff Super Store. 3109 S.

Carolyn Ave. (605) 361-8636.

Two New Cabinet Colors!Villa Black and Villa Marshmallow are perfect for contrasting with a second color in your kitchen. TodaysStarMark Custom Cabinetry 600 E. 48th Street North. (605) 977-3660.

Clean, Simple, Healthy, BeautifulA consistent level of calcium is necessary for healthy nerves, muscles, organs, bone strength and can help

promote deeper and more uninterrupted sleep. Available at Spa 2000. 224 North Phillips Ave. (605) 361-2600.

Whats Your Mantra? Choose your favorite word and wear it as a daily reminder to yourself. These sterling silver cuff bracelets ($38 each as shown) are great confirmation and graduation gifts! Call us at (605) 695-3997 or shop online at www.sayanythingjewelry.etsy.com or visit our shop in downtown Sioux Falls.

Career in Design At Any AgeIt is never too late to follow your passions for a career

in design at The Institute of Design & Technology of SD. Register early for PROJECT: DESIGN BOOT CAMP

Career exploration in design for ages 9 - 17. IDTSD Interior Dcor Program is an approved educational

partner with the C.I.D. (Certified Interior Decorators International). New location: 525 West 22nd, for more

info call: (605) 275-9728, check our website: www.idtsd.org or Like us on FACEBOOK.

Exclusive Styles for Any BudgetFashion-savvy, sophisticated designs for men and women. Find one to match your style and budget at 20/20 Eye Candy. 2210 W. 69th Street, Suite 160. (605) 759-2389. www.2020eyecandy.com

Winter SaleIts the last month to take advantage of the

Winter Sale at Julie Prairie Photography. Save 50% on session fees and 25% off

your collection purchase. Purchase by Mar. 30 with your session to be completed by

May 15, 2015. (605) 359-6640, [email protected] 400 N. Main #203.

Functional BeautyThis Vintage Teal island with solid walnut butcher block top will add functional beauty to your kitchen! See us for all of your homes custom cabinetry. Prices vary. Dakota Kitchen and Bath. 4101 N. Hainje Avenue. (605) 334-9727. www.dakotakitchen.com

A Beautiful ExperienceMake your dinners a beautiful dining

experience with this Portugese dinnerware that features a scroll and scallop shape with a glass-like glaze.

Dishwasher, microwave, oven and freezer safe. Available at Forget Me Not

Gift Boutique. 57th & Western. (605) 335-9878.

Affordable Danish Design

Introducing this eclectic mix of lighting featuring feathers and metal. Choose your fun and then choose your base:

table lamp, floor lamp or pendant (hard-wire or plug in). Zing. 301 S.

Minnesota Ave. (605) 271-2720 and www.zingideafactory.com

explore eclectic style.Whether you are just adding a few items or doing a full-blown makeover, there are so many things to love about the new Urbanology collection by Ashley Furniture HomeStore. Visit us today to explore the new styles at Hwy 11 & E 10th St (at Dawley Farm Village) (605) 332-5246 www.ashleyfurniturehomestore.com

Sioux Falls Beef CrawlEnjoy a delicious meal in downtown Sioux

Falls, featuring appetizer at Crawfords and entree and dessert at Parkers Bistro. Mark your calendar now. Monday, March 30, 6pm. To purchase tickets go to www.

agunited.org or call (605) 336-3622.

Little Ones On The Way!

Many great patterns, easy care yarns, and classes to choose from. Available at

Athena Fibers, 3915 S. Hawthorne, (605) 271-0741,

www.athenafibers.com.

Divide in StyleDefine space and create a sense of privacy with this two panel wood slat screen. Made of wood this screen will add a naturally warm element to your home decor. $449 at Montgomerys. 1725 W. 41st Street, Sioux Falls. 605-332-4400 or montgomerys.com

Twinkling Diamond Pendant

Twinkling Diamonds sparkle with every beat of her heart! The center

diamond swings freely inside the pendant catching and reflecting

light with her every move. See the collection at Riddles Jewelry,

corner of 41st and Louise. (605) 361-0911.

Get Rid of The SuperficialWith Microdermabrasion using fine crystals to remove superficial skin layers without damage. Reveal younger, softer skin, starting at $99 for a single treatment at Southeastern Hair Design & Day Spa. 1701 E. 69th Street, Sioux Falls, SD. (605) 332.5115. siouxfallshair.com

Customize Your Home Address

With Ronnings Selection Gallery. From address stones to door styles, brick samples,

shingles, even gutters. Make an appointment today to see all of your options. (605) 336-6000. www.ronningcompanies.com.

Red, Refurbished and Ready for YouRobins Nest will be featuring new refurbished furniture March 5-7 and also hosting a St. Pattys Day Sale, March 14th. Available at The Robins Nest. 108 W. Willow Street, Harrisburg, SD. (605) 767-0191. www.therobinsnestsd.com

On Guard from Cold and FludoTerra On Guard is a fragrant, natural and

effective alternative to support healthy immune function and protect against environmental

threats. Available at The ReBalance Center, 6301 S. Minnesota Ave., (605)-275-0001, or online at

www.rebalancesf.com

SuiteSweat is Now 3 Degrees SuiteSweat is now 3 Degrees. New name. Same benefits. Weekly pass is just $49. 4809 S. Louise Avenue, Beakon Centre. (605) 275-5565. www.threedegrees.com

GreatLIFE Malaska Golf and FitnessWhether your goal is weight loss, strength gains, or switching things up, this 30 minute training session is tailored to match your fitness goals. Nutritious snacks are key and a shaker bottle is a simple way to get a healthy snack on the go. www.joingreatlife.com

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health & well-being 56Heart Problems During Pregnancy: What One Expectant Mother Never Expected

travel 61Visit the Village of Grand Lake, CO

mind-body-spirit

Get ready for the spring and summer! Learn about new techniques,

ideas and merchandise! Enjoy free samples, great discounts and

live demonstrations! Www.LuverneChamber.com

Home, Health & Living Show

March 28, 20159am to 3pm

401 West Hatting Street(Food and beverage service available throughout the day)

Enjoy demonstrations and makeovers at these LUVERNE SALONS!

Sincerely Yours - 9am Hair Ltd - 11am Remmedez - 12pm Salon 75 - 1pm

HISTORIC PALACE THEATRE on Main Street - FREE

9:30-10AM ART AND DCOR ON A DIME with HGS Gallery & Dragonfly

10-11AM LUVERNES SPRING & SUMMER STYLE SHOW

11-11:30AM CABINET MAKEOVERS WITH CHALK PAINT BY ANNIE SLOAN with

ReBorn Home Furnishings

11:45AM-12:30PM THE ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE with Lisa Jean Smith

1PM HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW organics, heirlooms, hybrids or GMOs

with George Bonnema

Register to win one of three $100 Chamber Gift Cards!

www.LuverneChamber.com (888) 283-4061

Campbells Quilting & Wood Working

Celebrating HomeIt Works- Body Applicator

JCPenny Window Treatments Juice Plus

K&J CreationsLuverne Building Center

Luverne EDAMary KayNorwex

Rock County Land Mgmt.Rosenberg Treescapes

Sanford Luverne Seal Deep

SWMN Habitat for HumanityTastefully Simple

The Ford Law OfficeThirty-One

Thrivent FinancialVast Broadband (formerly WOW)Young Living Essential Oils

Cragoe Realty203 East Main Street

Dragonfly206 East Main Street

Glens Food Center205 East Warren Street

Hair LTD111 West Main StreetHerb N Legends218 East Main Street

Herman Motor Company312 East Main Street

HGS Gallery208 East Main Street

Honeycomb222 East Main Street

Jaycox Implement410 West Koehn Avenue

Lavish Designs210 East Main Street

Luverne Ace Hardware210 East Lincoln Street

Luverne Trolley LLCPick up a ride throughout town!

Papik Motor801 West Commerce Road

Print Express207 East Main Street

Real Estate Retrievers, LLC 905 South Kniss Avenue

ReBorn Home Furnishings113 East Main Street

Remmedez 102 South Kniss AvenueRestoration Alley222 East Main Street

Rock County Chiropractic103 East Main Street

Rock County Land Mgmt311 West Gabrielson Road

Rock County Opportunities807 W. MainSalon 75

626 South Kniss AvenueSassy Seconds121 East Main StreetSewing Basket

204 East Main StreetSincerely Yours123 East Main Street

Sterlings Caf & Grille107 East Main StreetTake 16 Brewery509 East Main StreetThe Warehouse 217 East Main StreetTyanas Boutique118 East Main Street

Seminars & Shows

Beauty Demos

Luverne Businesses

Blue Mound Banquet Center

www.LuverneChamber.com www.CityofLuverne.org (888) 283-4061

March 13 15 & March 20 22Green Earth Players Present

Moon Over Buffalo

April 18 Blue Mound Opry Revisited

May 9 Lorie Line

EventsEvents

TICKETS are available at the Carnegie Cultural Center in Luverne (507) 283-8294 205 N Freeman

104 E. Main Luverne, MN www.palacetheatre.us www.facebook/palacetheatreluv

Many of our events are listed on the Chamber Calendar of events.Movies are shown on most weekends when live events arent scheduled.

8 vehicle lines in 1 locationLocated just 25 minutes East of Sioux Falls on Interstate 90

We Make it Easy!

I-90 Luverne, MN(507) 283-9171 or (800) 634-7701

www.papik.com

110 E. Main - Downtown Luverne507-283-2379

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Theres a reason why Luverne is always bustling. From the boutique retail shops to the Historic Palace Theatre, and sophisticated eateries to entertaining community events, theres always something to do in Luverne.

Surrounded by miles of prairie, country living meets modern amenities in a city where neighbors greet neighbors, newcomers are always welcome, and culture is easy to find. Visitors come from miles around to experience our popular attractions.

Blue Mounds State Park Brandenburg Gallery Carnegie Cultural Center Herreid Military Museum Hinkly House Touch the Sky National Tallgrass Prairie Refuge Historic Palace Theatre

Located just 25 miles from Sioux Falls, Luverne is a great place to live, work and visit.

Youll love the life!

shop dine explore spend a day or two

www.LuverneChamber.com www.CityofLuverne.org (888) 283-4061

shop dine explore spend a day or two

206 East Main Street, Luverne, MNHours: Tues-Wed 10-6 Thurs: 10-7 Fri: 10-5 Sat: 10-4

or by appointmentsSee us on facebook.com/luvernedragonfly

Transformations are happening at the Dragonfly in Luverne.

113 E Main St. Luverne, MN (507) 220-2250

Hours: Wed: noon 5pm Th: noon 7pm Fr: noon 5pm Sat: 10am 3pm

www.rebornhomefurnishings.com

Plan to Attend our

Cabinet Makeovers with Chalk Paint Seminar at the Home Show.(All seminars held at the Palace Theater)

Saturday, March 28Call for details.

Dont Miss theseMarch sale Dates!

Home Dcor, Holiday Dcor, Antiques, Refurbished Furniture, Throws, Linens, Wall Dcor, One-of-a-Kind Finds and so much more!

222 E. Main St. Luverne, MN 507-220-0794Open Monthly Peggy Gust, Owner

restoration alley

March 5 & 6: 11am - 5pm March 7: 11am - 4pm March 26 & 27: 11am - 5pm March 28: 9am - 3pm

626 South Kniss Avenue Luverne, MNM-Th: 9am8pm Fri: 9am5pm Sat: 8am5pm

(507) 283-4343 www.Salon75.com Facebook: Salon 75

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Manicures Pedicures

Main Street, Luverne, MN1001 N. Splitrock Blvd., Brandon, SD

(605) 582-3845www.thewarehouseinbrandon.com

Antiques Arts Crafts Collectibles Home Dcor Gifts & More!

ACCEPTING VENDOR APPLICATIONS

2nd Location Now Open On Main Street in Luverne, MN!

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Irish vs. Italianby RiccaRdo TaRabelsi

I remember getting picked on in second grade by Joe Flaherty, Jimmy Fitzpatrick, and Breen Mahoney, no lie. Luckily, I had kids like Frankie Valentino and Tony Scarfo on my side. It was all about pride: you see theres always been this feud, this rivalry between the Irish and the Italians in Boston that dates back to ever since I can remember. If youve never been to Boston, heres a quick geographic tip: If you want good wine, go north; if you want good beer, head south. The North End of Boston is lined with cobblestone streets, narrow alleys, and Italian family-owned businesses like restaurants, cafs, barbershops, and bakeries. South Boston, or Southie (refer to the movie Good Will Hunting for a better picture of this neighborhood) is heaven for pub-seekers and bar-hoppers. Again, most are owned by Irish families because these families in Boston have been around forever, and the rivalry is pervasive. So what do you do when youre an Italian on St. Patricks Day?

St. Patricks Day always reminds me of this old guy I used to work with in Boston his name was Gino Porzio, no lie. Gino was rough around the edges and grew up in the old neighborhood:

tough as nails, proud to be an Italian, and very outspoken. Without fail, every year on St. Patricks Day, he would never wear anything that even remotely resembled the color green. And again, without fail, an unsuspecting victim wearing a Kiss me, Im Irish button on her green sweater would innocently ask, Gino, why arent you wearing green today? Gino would smile a little smile, tilt his head sweetly, and then unleash his rant about the Irish getting a holiday while the Italians never get any recognition for all of their accomplishments. And Ill never forget this: he would always end it with, Ill wear green on St. Patricks Day, the day everybody wears green, white, and red on Columbus Day! Luckily, everyone would laugh at these tirades because of how ridiculous he sounded, but he did teach me one thing: we should all be proud of where we come from.

Theres this story about a proud Texan who was traveling through Italy and made a stop in Rome. He hired a private tour guide to drive him around Rome and point out some of the landmarks. Driving by the Vatican, the proud tour guide told the Texan, The Sistine Chapel took 10 years to build. The Texan responded, Thats really


nice, but it only took us 3 years to build the Astrodome. The guide, slightly annoyed, kept driving to the next famous destination, the Trevi Fountain. La Fontana di Trevi: It took almost 30 years to build this masterpiece. The Texan retorted, Thats really big, but it only took us 4 years to erect a 71-story skyscraper. At this point, the Italian tour guide was getting aggravated with the Texans lack of respect for Romes historic sites. But as the Italian drove by the Coliseum, the Texan piped up, Look at that! Thats one of the most awesome structures Ive ever seen! How long did it take yall to build that? The Italian casually replied, What? That? It wasnt there yesterday.

There is no one more proud than the Irish, on March 17th, who include the whole world in their celebration. This March, I

will celebrate the pride I have of my Roman lineage through my maternal grandfather, Umberto. Some of the greatest architecture, art, history, and, of course, wine and cuisine live on in Italys capital, Rome, which also is the capital of the region of Latium, south of Tuscany. Memorable meals in the region of Latium include antipasti like frittata (Italian omelette) with potatoes and onions or pasta like spaghetti alla carbonara, a dish whose sauce is made with egg yolks and cream, and is topped with pancetta, a fancy word for Italian bacon. Another favorite is Penne Allarrabbiata: pasta tubes with a hot sauce of tomatoes, garlic, and chili pepper. Arrabbiata literally means angry, and they say that when the Italian farmers go home for dinner, the hotter the Arrabbiata sauce, the angrier the wives are with their husbands.

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White wines dominate Latiums production, whose 23 D.O.C.s are led by the versatile Frascati and Marino from the Castelli Romani and the mythical Est! Est!! Est!!! from Montefiascone to the north. The Est! Est!! Est!!! di Montefiascone is one of the few wines of ancient origin whose date of creation is known: the year 1000. Up until that time, the wine produced from grapes grown on the slopes rising from the shores of Lake Bolsena to the town of Montefiascone was appreciated only locally and praised by travelers. However, in the year 1000, the Holy Roman Emperor Henry V marched on Rome at the head of a powerful army to settle some controversy with Pope Pascal II. Bishop Johan Defuk was one of the followers of the expedition, but he apparently was more interested in the sightseeing of the excursion than the politics. He instructed his cupbearer, Martin, to go ahead of him on the route, keeping always one day in advance, and to select the inns where good wine was to be had by marking the word Est! (meaning: it is) next to the door. When he reached Montefiascone, Martin found that the usual Est! chalked next to the door of this one particular inn would not do it justice because the wine in this town was truly excellent. Since he had not arranged any other signal with his master, he decided to communicate his appreciation of the wine by writing Est! Est!! Est!!! on the door. The reputation of the wine was made on the day Bishop Defuk tasted the Est! Est!! Est!!! di Montefiascone. Captivated by the wines smoothness, the Bishop stayed in the town for three days. After completing his imperial mission, he returned to Montefiascone and remained there until his death. Buried in the towns church of San Flaviano, the Bishop has been honored for centuries by the pouring of a barrel of wine over his tombstone every year.

The saying, When in Rome, do as the Romans do, is one tha

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