In addition, the labor board had told Mr. Poll that it planned to seek a highly unusual judicial order to require the Boathouse to grant union recognition to the Hotel Trades Council and to enter contract negotiations with it, even though no vote has been held to determine whether the restaurant's 140 workers want to unionize.
"Jim has a bicycle built for two, and we rode that over to Central Park, to the Boathouse Cafe for dinner," said Ms. Parker, now 31.
The labor board has also said, according to these officials, that it plans to seek an unusual judicial order to require the Boathouse to enter contract negotiations with the union, even though no election has been held to determine whether the restaurant's 140 workers want to unionize.
The labor board had also told Mr. Poll that it planned to seek a judicial order to require the Boathouse to grant union recognition and enter contract talks, even though no vote has been held to determine whether the restaurant's workers wanted to unionize.
Ms. Hartog said that she and others went to the aid of the wounded, searching for drinking water and using makeshift stretchers to carry them to a boathouse, out of the blazing sun.
As he leaned back in his chair and closed his eyes a moment — it had been a long day, a hectic summer — I remembered a time in July, when we traipsed down to the Moscow River to a boathouse in the flood plain where he kept a naval strike force of Rickter skis.
You can snipe from the second story if you want, but remember that if you hear the bass sound of an incoming juggernaut, it will take longer to head out to the boathouse.
At low tide, the ferry boat has to be hauled up to the boathouse by tractor before passengers can disembark.
In 1998, he provided funding to build a boathouse to benefit the rowing programs of Peddie and the nearby Lawrenceville School on the north shore of Mercer Lake in West Windsor, New Jersey.
Then the boats made the trek back to the boathouse, where a long line of people waited to head out for the second shift.
