Gourmet treasures Close to a cypress-shaded park and the ruins of a 14th-century church in the Old Town, chandeliered Hatzikelis (00 30 22410 272 15) is the island's original seafood restaurant and still its most venerated, with a pedigree of patrons that includes Tom Hanks and prime ministers.
BOTTOM LINE The hotel is a wonderfully romantic escape if you treasure being close to the ocean.
"The shooter was from the Treasure Coast, closer to our area, so I headed down south.
Myra's date of passing was the Feast Day of Saint Thomas Aquinas, a day that her husband Arthur treasures and holds close to his heart, because on the day when he first met his beautiful, seventeen year-old wife-to-be at a Manhattan College dance, she told him she was reading the teachings of Saint Thomas Aquinas.
And he is prepared, officials say, to take his budget knife to a host of programs that many residents have come to treasure, closing as many as 75 senior centers, as well as day care centers and programs for children.
Even the Oceanographic Museum, one of Europe's treasures and closest to the naturalist Prince Albert's heart, dipped its foot in the water this summer with a show mixing some of Damien Hirst's pickled animals and gigantic dot and spin paintings among the stupendous antique displays of nautical equipment and undersea creatures.
Lover of life, the arts, and ever glamorous, she treasured a life lived close to the sea.
He could do kitchen-sink grit in Riff-Raff and Raining Stones for Ken Loach, or comic ribaldry in a cheesy caper like Mike Bassett: England Manager; he also starred in many of the flagship British dramas of the past two decades – Cracker, Hillsborough, Clocking Off – and has come dangerously close to national-treasure status as Jim Royle in The Royle Family.
And though mature women dressing up for fun may occasionally be ridiculed, on the whole they are viewed affectionately – in the UK the likes of actress Helena Bonham Carter and designer Vivienne Westwood have become close to national treasures with their determinedly out-there looks.
But the men explained that real gold coins are hard to find and wouldn't come close to filling a treasure chest, making golden coins close enough.
