Lake and McHenry County Scanner A Highland Park man is being held in Lake County Jail after setting a fire to a Highland Park family’s garbage can then threatening to kidnap one of the victims unless he received $80,000 was arrested and charged with a Class 2 felony count of Arson and six Class 3 felony counts of Intimidation following the incidents that took place over one week from April 28 and May 2 He is also charged with a Class 4 felony count of phone harassment Assistant Lake County State’s Attorney Manuel Mandujano said in a weekend court appearance Sunday that the three Highland Park victims and family members awoke at 3:26 a.m on April 28 to find their garbage can engulfed in flames on their property Paint supplies and other flammable substances had been placed in the garbage can before the fire was set causing a portion of the lawn and the garbage receptacle to be destroyed the first victim received a text message from an unknown person who said he was part of the group that torched the garbage and they would take the daughter and second victim hostage if the victims did not give the group $80,000 the second victim and daughter named in the threat received the same text about the fire and the abduction but the text added that the next fire would be set inside the home Highland Park Police traced the text messages back to the cell phone provider which then traced back to an IP address for the wifi at the Highland Park Library Surveillance video viewed by police showed Aragon entering the Highland Park Library three times in the moments before each text message was sent to the victims and the Highland Park man confessed to starting the garbage can fire and threatening the victims The Lake County State’s Attorney’s Office filed a motion to detain Aragon until trial and Lake County Judge Christopher Morozin ordered Aragon held pending a detention hearing Monday afternoon No part of this website may be reproduced or stored in any form without written permission from Lake and McHenry County Scanner To keep you informed about the latest news across Lake and McHenry counties as it happens A new kosher meat restaurant has officially opened in Highland Park Grill House is more than just another eatery—it’s a space built by and for the Jewish community offering approachable yet elevated Israeli-American cuisine in a warm Grill House was founded by Moishe Regev and Guy Baracassa two seasoned real estate developers who purchased the property formerly home to Park Place While opening a new restaurant may not have been their original plan the duo understood the community’s needs and chose to invest in something meaningful Grill House is the result: a modern kosher meat restaurant built on heart and stayed true to their mission—to offer Highland Park and the surrounding areas a reliable and enjoyable kosher dining experience The menu at Grill House leans heavily into Israeli-American favorites with something for everyone—whether you’re after a casual lunch or a filling dinner Highlights from the menu include their signature Jerusalem Mixed Grill and Cauliflower help set the tone for a flavorful meal main dishes include Pargiot (boneless dark meat chicken) Their burger offerings include a Grill House Burger Kids have their own dedicated choices like Chicken Fingers and Hot Dogs or Amba allow diners to customize each dish to their liking Grill House sits in a prime location at the heart of Highland Park making it easily reachable for those traveling from NYC Its proximity to major roadways like the NJ Turnpike and Route 27 makes it a convenient stop for travelers Grill House also serves as a community event space The first floor features seating for 36 guests while the second-floor private room accommodates up to 40 people The space has already hosted events including Sheva Brachot Flexible catering options are also available for off-site events Grill House is a meaningful addition to Highland Park’s kosher dining scene Grill House is located at 120 Raritan Avenue The restaurant is under the kosher supervision of the Vaad HaRabonim of Raritan Valley Hours of operation are Sunday through Thursday Dani Klein founded YeahThatsKosher in 2008 as a global kosher restaurant & travel resource for the Jewish community He is passionate about traveling the world and spending time with his friends & family You must be logged in to post a comment We use ads & sponsored posts to support the creation of new content © YeahThatsKosher 2024 – Reproduction without explicit permission is strictly prohibited. | Privacy Policy • Download our kosher restaurant directory app Page unavailable.This page either does not exist or is currently unavailable From here you can either hit the "back" button on your browser to return to the previous page, or visit the ABCNews.com Home Page You can also search for something on our site below PAK’nSAVE Highland Park has officially opened its doors adding more choice and New Zealand’s lowest grocery prices to the vibrant grocery scene in East Auckland The $100 million supermarket joins a bustling retail area with seven other grocery retailers within a one-kilometre radius PAK’nSAVE will also compete with a diverse range of niche and specialty stores showcasing the thriving and dynamic nature of the Highland Park community “It’s not just about competing with the big Australian owned guys – this is an area with vibrant and we’re excited to add even more choice,” says Wade Brown experienced grocers who previously ran New World Kawerau and New World Kumeū are bringing their passion for low prices and great value to Highland Park helping local families stretch their grocery budgets further,” Mr Brown said competitive option that blends affordability with quality and convenience.” and the latest innovations in supermarket operations all designed to deliver a top-tier shopping experience while keeping costs low Foodstuffs North Island Chief Executive Chris Quin says: “We’re proud to open PAK’nSAVE Highland Park and bring more competition to this already dynamic area Whether it’s against a major multinational supermarket chain or the many fantastic specialty stores nearby our focus is on delivering the best value to our customers every day.” “As New Zealand’s only locally owned major grocery retailer making the investments needed to compete at scale and ensuring Kiwis always have access to world-class supermarkets like this one.” The arrival of PAK’nSAVE Highland Park isn’t just great news for shoppers – it’s also a win for the local economy with 250 new jobs created as part of the store’s launch “The response from job seekers has been incredible with more than 3,000 people applying for roles,” said Ms Brown “We’ve built a fantastic team that’s ready to deliver on our promise of New Zealand’s lowest grocery prices.” PAK’nSAVE Highland Park is ready to serve the community providing even more groceries options to a neighbourhood known for its diverse range of food retailers.” PAK’nSAVE Highland Park is the first store opening of 2025 for Foodstuffs North Island with New World Point Chevalier set to open later in the year The store is open seven days a week from 7:30am to 10pm LAist is part of Southern California Public Radio From 19th century landing place for Italian immigrants to Latino neighborhood to hipster enclave the sandwiches on sale demonstrate its evolution From lip-smacking pastrami Reubens to vegan tortas and old-school Italian sandwiches … it's hard to pick a favorite it creates the perfect conditions for a slew of sandwich spots that combine novel experimentation with old-time tradition Initially a landing spot for 19th-century Italian immigrants the neighborhood later became predominantly Latino before evolving into today's hipster hot spot All those influences can still be felt in eateries along Fig and York I used to live there and still have an affection for the area And I have my favorites to head to for a great sandwich when I’m hungry and nearby And while you can indulge in something creative like the Kold Kimcheezy (comprising smoked ham we opted for Jeff’s Special — a meticulously crafted reuben famous for its fall-apart house-made pastrami and a crunchy gruyère crisp tucked away amidst the tried-and-true combo of sauerkraut and Russian dressing It's pure decadence between two slices of griddle rye It's packed with a breaded patty made from soy protein and topped with beans but I was surprised at how much of a light bite it was with the flavors and textures intermingling there’s a “less is more” quality to Galco’s version that I sincerely appreciated And while you’ll never find anything like this Italian sandwich in Italy (sandwiches in Italy are famously austere not unlike the iconic “The Sandwich” at Roma Market in Pasadena There are even more sandwiches to try in Highland Park that are beyond our list Here are a few other spots that are worth the stop: The menu celebrates the cuisine of Mexico City or “Distrito Federal,” like their pambazo Luca and I split ours while sitting at one of their many sidewalk tables The saturated bread is fused with a potato and chorizo mixture that melts in your mouth The bagel’s subtle earthiness danced in lockstep to the beat of the beet cream cheese while its nuttiness was mirrored by the perfectly crisp sliver of fried salmon skin that gives the sandwich its unique texture It turns out that pumpernickel isn’t just the best choice for Belle’s iconic lox-laced sandwich — it may be the only choice Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights Mark Littler is a whisky consultant covering all aspects of whiskyFollow AuthorJan 22 06:06am ESTShareSaveComment@font-face{font-family: "Schnyder"; src: url("https://i.forbesimg.com/assets/fonts/schnyders/schnyders-bold-webfont.woff2") format("woff2") url("https://i.forbesimg.com/assets/fonts/schnyders/schnyders/schnyders-bold-webfont.woff") format("woff"); font-weight: 700; font-style: 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parcel of ten casks that were discovered by Master Whisky Maker Gordon Motion in 2008 Despite the whisky’s extraordinary age the distinctive notes of sweet smokiness from Orkney’s heather peat has remained prominent alongside a delicate character from the original re-fill casks Motion took the decision to elevate the 1968 casks by combining them in five new first fill casks to create an exceptional complexity Master Whisky Maker Gordon Motion details the journey of ten special 1968 casks that were combined to create this rare expression “I like to use the analogy of a tree when talking about the history of the casks for the Highland Park 56 Year Old,” explained Gordon Motion over an email with me but a much smaller number of main roots secure the trunk to the ground These main roots relate to the 10 casks chosen back in 2008 The trunk of the tree represents the bringing together of these 5 casks and the progress they took over the following years gradually going their different directions Rudak worked with Highland Park for the 54 year old release from the same parcel The Stenness Stones were originally built around 5,400 years ago which makes this one of the oldest henges in the UK the henge is a poignant inspiration that reflects many characteristics of the 56 year old whisky itself Glass designer Michael Rudak and craftsman John Galvin draw inspiration from Orkney's ancient standing stones for the whisky's striking presentation then the 56 Year Old should symbolise growth,” Rudak explained over an email with me to discuss his latest project with Highland Park “We were inspired by how man first began to touch and shape the land utilising its natural materials to create something harmonious from something wild “The Standing Stones are arguably the most prominent and everlasting fingerprint of man on the island and I love how they evoke a sense of strength and rawness from every angle but at the same time they’ve been placed so considerately to evoke a sense of welcoming and unity The stones reminded me about one of my favourite things about the distillery—it has been built organically over time as and when needed The case to protect and display both bottle and whisky was the work of Master crafter John Galvin Galvin created a bespoke wooden box that seems to flow around and envelope the glass bottle in a very organic manner I really enjoyed discovering how we can communicate a single concept across two different elements in slightly different ways to create one harmonious product,” added Rudak glass and whisky creates a sleek and modern design that is striking enough to be fitting for what is to be Highland Park’s oldest whisky to date and another step toward premiumisation for the Orkney brand In 2024 we were introduced to Highland Park’s new branding and the presentation of the 56 year old echos the themes we saw in the updated styling There is still wild and rugged Orkney at the heart but the themes are more subtly organic—rather than the dramatic viking themes of earlier branding Overall it's got a more sophisticated feel Highland Park's strategic move towards premium releases reflects industry trends while maintaining its distinctive Orkney character through heather-peat influence The move toward premiumisation at Highland Park is not surprising However for Highland Park this path was started in part back in 2008 when Motion chose ten casks to take to the next level At that time fifty year old whisky was still a novelty In today’s scotch industry you could argue fifty is the bare minimum to call yourself premium Age alone is not enough to stand out today a connection with the purchaser that speaks of the exceptional It is that story—that spark—that the parent company behind Highland Park is well versed in finding “The fact that the whisky had spent 40 years in refill casks means that it has maintained a very delicate These last 16 years in a first fill American oak ex-Sherry cask have delivered intensely perfumed jasmine and lilac notes with sweet raisins and cloudy honey aroma balanced with a hint of pink grapefruit his passion for the whisky he has crafted shining through his descriptions “The flavour is rich and complex with hints of citrus mixing with a slightly smoky almost lapsang souchong tea character The after taste is one of intense woody spices For Highland Park’s oldest whisky to date it is the perseverance of the core sweet smokeyness that makes it stand above its peers 56 years old is an extraordinary age for peated whisky—which is usually renowned for tending to lose its smoke flavours over long maturation We don’t tend to talk about terroir often with whisky—that tendency for the locality to shape the flavour of a local whisky—but for Highland Park their local peat is a defining characteristic That is because in Orkney the peat is predominantly heather which creates distinctive sweet smokey notes compared to the peat found in the highlands and different again to that of Islay Perhaps it is the compounds from the heather smoke that survives and develops better through a long maturation Or perhaps it is the exceptional nature of these particular casks Personally I’m a fan of the more “quiet” side of luxury branding and so I enjoy Highland Park’s more minimalistic new look This latest release is a good balance of that alongside the more in depth stories you need to weave to give customers that connection that drives them to want to own a historic bottle Just 170 bottles of Highland Park 56 have been created They will be available from select retailers from 22nd January 2025 at $50,000 (£40,000) HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. – A man has been charged with 11 felonies after a hit-and-run in Highland Park. The crash happened April 20, near the intersection of McNichols and Hamilton roads. Police said two people were significantly injured. Over the course of the investigation, Highland Police were able to identify Auorahem Jatoo Safar as a suspect and took him into custody Monday, April 28. Safar has been charged with two counts of assault with intent to murder, two counts of assault with intent to do great bodily harm, two counts of driving while license suspended causing serious injury, two counts of failure to stop at the scene of a crash resulting in serious injury or death, two counts of hate crime-using force causing bodily injury and one count of tampering with evidence. Police believe Safar could be involved in similar incidents around Metro Detroit in early April. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Highland Park Police Department at 313-852-7338. Copyright 2025 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved. Dane Kelly is an Oreo enthusiast and producer who has spent the last seven years covering Michigan news and stories. Click here to take a moment and familiarize yourself with our Community Guidelines TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us Careers at WDIV Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications Copyright © 2025 ClickOnDetroit.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group Highland Park has released its oldest and rarest single malt Scotch Whisky a 56-year-old created from a never-before-tasted cask Highland Park 56 comes from the same line that has produced some of the distillery’s oldest and rarest whiskies.  said: “What excites me most about the 56 whisky is that it has both complexity and vibrancy the distinctive character of Highland Park’s Orkney heathered-peat stands out There isn’t the intense woodiness that I’d typically expect to taste in a whisky of this age.”  during his first year as master whisky maker Motion identified ten casks from 1968 with potential He gave the whisky a second maturation in first-fill sherry-seasoned casks which have gone on to produce some of the oldest and rarest whiskies from the distillery Motion continued: “As casks are natural products I broadly know what I’ll get from each but every now and then I find something interesting that just stops me in my tracks and that’s exactly what I experienced with these ten The second maturation has allowed me to push them even further and I know we’ve created something special It’s exciting to share the 56 for the first time.”  The presentation of the whisky was created by John Galvin and Michael Rudak to tell the story of the distillery’s Orkney home inspired by the Standing Stones of Stenness which were created over 5,000 years ago and thought to be the earliest henge monument on the British Isles Only 170 bottles of Highland Park 56 (47.1% abv) have been created and are available globally Limited bottles of Highland Park 56 Year Old are available through select whisky specialists such as The Whisky Shop and Berry Brothers & Rudd The latest digital edition can be found here You will need to log in/register to view it The pricing structure of non-alcoholic spirits has a high level of elasticity - there’s already a broad spectrum of price points which consumers are trying to navigate Foodstuffs North Island has opened a giant Pak’nSave in Highland Park in East Auckland investing A$90 million in the local community the nearly 7000sqm store houses an extensive product range with updated innovations in supermarket operation and customer experience including team member-operated and customer self-scan checkouts.  and ensuring Kiwis always have access to world-class supermarkets like this one,” said Chris Quin Highland Park Pak’nSave offers more grocery choices from diverse food retailers and provides 250 new jobs locally “We’ve built a fantastic team that’s ready to deliver on our promise of New Zealand’s lowest grocery prices,” said Diana Brown Contact our editorial team Octomedia publication the award-winning Single Malt Scotch whisky distillery brand world and packaging to mark the company’s step into a new era Inspired by the unique Orkney provenance that makes Highland Park different by nature the bold new look celebrates the creativity Highland Park has released a new campaign featuring a cast of real-life Orkney local legends who represent the brand’s uniquely different approach to whisky making Shot in Orkney by photographer Tom Johnson and accompanied by a film directed by Sam Johnson the campaign follows these local legends across key landmarks in Orkney that inspire Highland Park's whisky making process Scenes include shots from the Highland Park distillery itself and the heather-strewn landscape of Hobbister Moor where the brand responsibly sources the unique heather-infused peat that gives Highland Park whisky its distinctive hint of aromatic smoke The ensemble cast features local legend Phylida Wright Highland Park warehouse operator Gary Skea farmer and ecologist Noel Thomson and artists Louise Barrington and Megumi Barrington multifaceted Orkney that's a daily inspiration to Highland Park: a place of friendship Highland Park commented: “Highland Park has always been an incredibly special whisky embracing the very real charm and originality of the place we are lucky enough to call home.” reinvigorated packaging designs for Highland Park’s core products inspired by Orkney’s culture of creative craft and awe-inspiring natural beauty Currently being rolled out across Highland Park’s classic range (12 Year Old 18 Year Old) and travel retail editions (Land of Orkney 14 Year Old Sky of Orkney 18 Year Old) the new packaging design pays tribute to Orkney’s ethereal light and invigorating climate in its fresh The packaging also nods to the unique flavour profile of Orkney peat smoke through heather-flecked labels visible on the labels and cartons Highland Park’s dedication to craft and creativity is represented through a subtle wood-grain pattern inspired by its dedication to using the finest sherry-seasoned oak casks Highland Park’s distinctive square-shaped glass bottle has been simplified to allow the natural colour of the whisky “Product of Orkney” has also been proudly cut into the glass to celebrate the whisky’s unique provenance The campaign and updated packaging mark a new era for Highland Park in which the brand is celebrating the uniqueness of its Orkney provenance and the distinctive character that it brings to its whisky—all encompassed by Highland Park’s new strapline Key to this is the influence of the local heathered peat that Highland Park uses to smoke its malt just a few miles down the road from the Highland Park distillery in Kirkwall infused with aromatic heather rather than woody tree roots subtle hint of aromatic smoke—resulting in a whisky that is not only characterfully complex and expressively deep naturally different flavour that cannot be replicated anywhere else in the world packaging and different by nature brand world begin to roll out globally in April 2024 This article was developed using publicly available information Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon The best of Los Angeles straight to your inbox We help you navigate a myriad of possibilities Sign up for our newsletter for the best of the city By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news Sign up for our email to enjoy Los Angeles without spending a thing (as well as some options when you’re feeling flush) Our newsletter hand-delivers the best bits to your inbox Sign up to unlock our digital magazines and also receive the latest news By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions. Los Angeles The second location of Highly Likely offers something a little something for everyone plus a beautiful patio filled with olive trees greenery and an outdoor bar. As with the West Adams original it’s a neighborhood coffee shop with delicious grain bowls beer and natural wine (just know there are no laptops allowed after 5pm). During the day the U-shaped indoor bar is a haven for local remote workers. The most popular takeout items are the schnitzel the gigante beans in yuzu broth and the matcha latte—do what you will with this information the Highland Park location stays open until 10pm when the space transforms into a mood-lit dinner spot perfect for casual date nights and get-togethers snack on tasty dishes like koji chicken schnitzel crispy brown rice salad and harissa meatballs Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! twitterinstagramspotifyAbout us Contact us Time Out magazine Click here to see who won the races where you live they will come.” A groundbreaking was held Thursday morning in Potter County symbolizing the start of paving and utilities of a soon to be built community called Buffalo Highlands “We’re supporting this project to build a new school and a CTE school out here to support a community we hope develops We're hoping to get over 700 homes developed in this area over the next 10 years,” said Kevin Sawyer President of Buffalo Highlands Development Foundation When voters in Highland Park ISD passed a bond in 2023 it enabled the district to go forward with a vision and plan to build for the future “We recognize that industry was buying up all the property in the district and we felt like we needed property where residential homes could actually be developed because that’s what increases enrollment in our district,” said Tonya Detten president of the Highland Park School Board “Development for commercial property that would allow for grocery stores all of that could support the community as a whole once the housing area gets developed,” said Sawyer “We’re starting on a project that will put in utilities and streets for Buffalo Highlands and for the school facilities that are going to be built here,” said Jimmy Hannon “We’re building an early learning academy and a CTE Center that we will more affectionately call the cube.” Construction on the early learning academy and CTE Center should get underway sometime in the later part of the year The district hopes to have them operational sometime in 2027 Attending the groundbreaking ceremony were Highland Park ISD officials along with Potter County Commissioner John Coffee and select dignitaries and guests exclusive experiences and our expertly curated destination guides reviews of rare spirits and delicious cocktail recipes pioneering yacht builds and boundary-pushing private jets Explore the worlds of haute horology and fine jewelry as well as carefully selected style guides Explore the finest properties on the market standout interior styling and architectural wonders From science-backed retreats to traditional spas Be inspired by our conversations with Leaders in Luxury Elite Collections is a trusted distinction of excellence Get insider access to luxury’s best-kept secrets and exclusive offers Elevate your inbox with the best in refined living Thank you for subscribing to our newsletter.You will recieve a confirmation shortly Just 170 bottles of the $49k whisky are available Highland Park – the two-century-plus-year-old Scotch distillery on Orkney’s wild shores – has once again delved into its extensive archive and released its oldest whisky yet: the Highland Park 56 Selected from a never-before-tasted 1968 cask that master whisky maker Gordon Motion selected in 2008 the release marks one of the distillery’s rarest whiskies The liquid underwent a final ageing in first-fill sherry seasoned butts: “The second maturation has allowed me to push them even further and I know we’ve created something special,” said Motion “It’s exciting to share the 56 for the first time.” [See also: Longmorn’s Oldest Scotch Whisky Ever is a Dram for the Ages] While the Highland Park 56 still has plenty of the peaty smoke for which the distillery is so well known (it exclusively uses Orkney peat; “If there’s no Orkey peat there’s no Highland Park,” according to Motion) Soapy jasmine and pine on the nose lead to vibrant citrus on the palette “What excites me most about the 56 whisky is that it has both complexity and vibrancy the distinctive character of Highland Park’s Orkney heathered-peat stands out,” Motion added.  [See also: The Most Expensive Whisky Ever Sold at Auction] “There isn’t the intense woodiness that I’d typically expect to taste in a whisky of this age The 56 has all the complexity and depth you’d expect of an aged whisky but you can absolutely taste the distinctive subtle smoke of our Orkney heathered peat.” The rare liquid is housed in an ornate glass decanter inspired by Orkney’s Standing Stones of Stenness Thought to be the earliest henge monument on the British Isles (meaning they outdate the far more famous Stonehenge) the standing stones were erected over 5,000 years ago.  [See also: Diageo’s The Twelve Returns With a Selection of Incredible Scotch] Tasked with capturing their majesty and replicating it in glass bottle form were master crafters John Galvin and Michael Rudak the stones’ “stature encourages and inspires you to walk around them exploring their texture and history”.  “We brought that sentiment through into the decanter design The form is purposely designed to look strong and proud but it has been softened and dimpled to represent warmth and elegance The organic irregular textures evoke the powerful water that’s helped shape Orkney’s natural landscape and resources.” each priced at a substantial £40,000 (approx highlandparkwhisky.com [See also: This Is Officially The World’s Most Flavorful Whisky] The new release becomes the oldest expression from Highland Park to date Highland Park has unveiled the oldest expression from the Orkney distillery to date: the Highland Park 56 Years Old The single malt whisky has been finished in a sherry-seasoned oak cask drawn from one of 10 casks selected by Gordon Motion in 2008 Motion explained: "Our rarest and oldest whiskies are the ultimate expression of Highland Park’s craft but every now and then I find something interesting that just stops me in my tracks and that’s exactly what I experienced with these ten The second maturation has allowed me to push them even further and I know we’ve created something special." Speaking on the flavours of the new release he added: "What excites me most about the 56 whisky is that it has both complexity and vibrancy the distinctive character of Highland Park’s Orkney heathered peat stands out There isn’t the intense woodiness that I’d typically expect to taste in a whisky of this age." Tasting notes supplied by Highland Park highlight florals Highland Park has previously released several high-age expressions, including a 54 Years Old. Duncan Taylor also released a Highland Park 54 Years Old last year under its independent bottling line The inspiration behind the presentation box for the new 56 Years Old comes from Orkney World Heritage site the Standing Stones of Stenness It was made through collaboration between master crafter John Galvin and glass designer Michael Rudak who previously designed the casing for Highland Park's 54 Years Old Highland Park 56 Years Old is bottled at 47.1% ABV and has an RRP of £40,000. 170 bottles have been released globally, available via select specialist retailers. For more information, visit www.highlandparkwhisky.com paragraph publishing ltd.   Copyright © 2025 all rights reserved.   Website by Acora One Officials have released few details after two people were stabbed in a Highland Park neighborhood and transported to the hospital over the weekend The Highland Park Police Department and Highland Park Fire Department responded around 11:55 p.m last Friday to the 800 block of Woodbine Road for a report of a stabbing Two ambulances were dispatched to the scene for reports of two people injured The fire department initially staged away from the scene until officers deemed it safe A heavy police presence was active for hours into early Saturday morning during the investigation Detectives appeared to be moving inside a home and outside the property during the investigation Crime scene tape was set up around the property Highland Park Communications Manager Amanda Bennett said two people suffered stab wounds Both were transported to the hospital by ambulance and a third person at the scene was uninjured Bennett said the incident was the result of a domestic dispute but did not release further details such as what led to the incident or the extent of injuries the injured subjects suffered “The investigation is still in progress,” Bennett said It is unclear whether the suspect is in custody yet ShareSaveBusinessRetailBrand Makeovers: Havana Club Icónica Rum And Highland Park ScotchByKevin Rozario and the global traveling shopper.Follow AuthorNov 26 10:33pm ESTShareSaveThe Icónica makeover is cohesive and upscale Icónica is the name of Havana Club’s established top-end range; a luxury Cuban rum crafted through an exceptionally long and careful tropical aging process that has won the brand numerous medals in international taste and design competitions Those attractive elements are now being communicated more strongly though a packaging and marketing re-brand from the logo and labeling to wooden stoppers in place of screw caps and a more unified visual identity The new Icónica had its grand unveiling in La Villa Mande in Paris at the end of September complete with a classic 1958 Chevy Impala in the driveway to instill a retro Cuban vibe but now a new chapter is dawning as luxury cues become a bigger part of the picture Asbel Morales: “Each bottle in the Icónica collection encapsulates the mastery of Cuban rum-making More a legacy now recognised by UNESCO as a World Intangible Heritage.” One of them is the revival of the brand’s continuous ageing technique first pioneered by the late rum master Don Navarro in 1971 with the creation of Havana Club Añejo 7 Año this was a novel style claimed by the brand to have “redefined the standard for all extra-aged and prestige Cuban rums.” The new design—with Havana’s revered and graceful Giraldilla statue at its centre—is meant to communicate this craftsmanship and its guardianship by all the brand’s rum masters to date we are committed to preserving and passing down these traditions.” The three expressions start at about €59 ($62) for the Selección de Maestros bottled at cask strength (45% ABV) before stepping up to the 15-year-old Gran Reserva Añejo 15 Años (40% ABV) priced at €209 ($220) the only age-statement product in the collection Top billing goes to Máximo Extra Añejo (40% ABV) with a production run of 1,000 bottles annually and presented in a hand-blown crystal decanter that is glass stoppered This very rare expression comes in at €2,500 ($2,100) and “has 10 generations of maestros in every drop” notes Morales The Icónica 15-year-old Gran Reserva Añejo 15 Años at $220 is the only age-statement product in the .. The revamped Icónica Collection is rolling out globally to retail restaurants and hotels in the run up to the holidays and should be widely available globally from early next year but has yet to enter the travel retail channel but the brand is now putting extra focus on Spain While Pernod Ricard is buoying rum with Icónica Edrington is doing something somewhat similar with one of its key single malts—Highland Park And the travel retail channel will be key to exposing it Highland Park's makeover is designed to attract new A company spokesperson said: “This is a total repositioning of the brand That Nordic connection will always be there but going down the Viking route was quite one-dimensional and we really wanted to appeal to a broader audience.” The new target is the affluent Millennial as much as whisky connoisseurs with 25- to 35-year-olds as the sweet spot told me: “Our existing consumers are getting older and we need to appeal to younger demographics One way of doing that is talking the language that they respect and respond to: our provenance In retail environments we can really talk to that provenance and bring the brand to life.” A more contemporary look will roll out across the brand’s 14- and 18-year-old travel-retail exclusive whiskies from early 2025 though domestic markets are seeing products with age ranges at 12- Taking its cues from the contrasts in the rugged Orcadian landscapes and the warming waters of the Gulf Stream for the younger travel retail expressions the new look will redefine the centuries-old distillery believed to be a hike on the existing liquids as the format is reducing from one liter to 700ml The first locations to get the range will be the brand’s top 25 airports led by San Francisco The range retains the elements that distinguish Highland Park; peat infused with floral heather rather than woody roots (because trees find it difficult to grow in Orkney’s winds) and long aging thanks to a temperate climate (enabled by the Gulf Stream) said: “It’s Orkney’s heathered peat that gives us our subtly smoky flavor and it’s as unique as the place it’s made we have a great opportunity to celebrate a new look while continuing to share the distinctive whisky we’re famed for.” Paul Condron added that the new design would put the unique flavor of the heathered peat “front and center.” The packaging design should appeal to both sexes as the color palette in what is quite a radical makeover is fresher and brighter a total contrast to the black shades of the Viking past The outer features strata patterns reflecting the wind-beaten landscape while the non-colored shade of the liquid inside is highlighted using an updated bottle shape one of Scotland’s oldest whisky distilleries The whisky with a distillation date going all the way back to 1968 identified as having both ‘exceptional complexity and vibrancy’ After refilling them into first-fill sherry-seasoned casks to give them an additional depth of flavour the whiskies have gone on to produce some of the oldest and rarest whiskies the distillery has released so far The latest release is drawn from one of these particular casks and its contents have never been bottled before ‘Our rarest and oldest whiskies are the ultimate expression of Highland Park’s craft,’ said Motion I broadly know what I’ll get from each one The second maturation has allowed me to push them even further and I know we’ve created something special.’ Famed for its distinctly floral, subtle smokiness, Highland Park has always exhibited a lighter more honeyed characteristic running through its DNA delivered in part by its specific link to the remote landscape of the Orkney Islands The harsher weather conditions and specifically mean that only low-growing vegetation such as heather can thrive which in turn has lead to a unique composition of peat the distinctive character of Highland Park’s heathered-peat stands out,’ Motion said ‘There isn’t the intense woodiness that I’d typically expect to taste in a whisky of this age.’ The bottle design and outer pack pays homage to the island’s Standing Stones of Stenness which date back an incredible 5,000 years – older than Stonehenge. The presentation is a continued collaboration between revered cabinet maker John Galvin and glass designer Michael Rudak who first came together to work on the Highland Park 54-year-old release The whisky is bottled at its natural strength of 47.1% ginger snap biscuits and a subtle waft of gentle This is probably not the page you’re looking for Orkney distillery Highland Park has released a 56-year-old whisky – its oldest whisky to date with only 170 bottles available for £40,000 (US$49,437) Highland Park 56 comes from a never-before-tasted cask from the same line that has produced some of the distillery’s oldest and rarest whiskies The 56-year-old surpasses the brand’s previous oldest release, a 54-year-old launched in February 2023 During his first year as master whisky maker in 2008 Gordon Motion identified 10 ‘exceptional’ casks from 1968 ​He decided to give the whisky from these casks a second maturation in first-fill Motion explained: “As casks are natural products but every now and then I find something interesting that just stops me in my tracks and that’s exactly what I experienced with these 10 “The second maturation has allowed me to push them even further and I know we’ve created something special.” The use of local heathered peat also adds a “distinctive subtle smoke” to the liquid Motion added: “What excites me most about the 56 whisky is that it has both complexity and vibrancy “There isn’t the intense woodiness that I’d typically expect to taste in a whisky of this age.”  The 47.1% ABV whisky is said to have an aroma of jasmine as well as flavours of Seville orange peel The bottle design was inspired by Orkney’s nature and culture with the island’s Standing Stones of Stenness influencing the decanter and presentation case Master crafter John Galvin and glass designer Michael Rudak collaborated for the second time after working together on Highland Park 54 to create the design of the brand’s latest whisky Galvin said: “Highland Park 54 was all about how Orkney was created and the geological make-up of the islands What we wanted to do for the 56 was to continue this story and explore humanity’s fingerprint on the islands and that dynamic relationship with the land and the use of all the beautiful “When we visited the Standing Stones of Stenness and a real celebration of the craft of the people who created them thousands of years ago “I pulled through elements and textures created with the 54 to create harmony and I designed the presentation case to stand very proud the shape is almost an abstract version of two of the standing stones I used an equal combination of precision engineering and craft to create the presentation case to respect that interaction between human and nature.” Highland Park 56 is available to buy now from select whisky specialists such as The Whisky Shop and Berry Bros & Rudd In October last year, Edrington-owned Highland Park unveiled new packaging for its core range of single malts We are using cookies to give you the best experience on our website You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in settings This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings we will not be able to save your preferences This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again On the 1998 Smashing Pumpkins song “Ava Adore,” Billy Corgan sings this line: “In you I crash cars.” People probably shouldn’t take that so literally Corgan is the owner of Madame Zuzu’s a tea shop in the Chicago suburb of Highland Park His street doesn’t look particularly dangerous and it’s not like Madame Zuzu’s is right on a sharp curve in the road or something two different cars have crashed into Madame Zuzu’s a car drove over a curb and directly into the front window of Madame Zuzu’s Corgan’s mother-in-law was eating in the restaurant with her grandson at the time and the tea house had to temporarily shut down A post shared by Madame ZuZus Teashop (@madamezuzus) The most important stories and least important memes Edrington-owned Orkney distillery Highland Park has unveiled new packaging for its core range of single malts Inspired by the natural beauty and creative spirit of its home in Orkney the reinterpreted design marks a new era for Highland Park Highland Park was founded 226 years ago in Orkney an archipelago off the northeastern coast of Scotland The warming waters of the Gulf Stream create a temperate climate are are believed to be ideal for the long ageing of whisky Orkney’s windy weather makes it a challenge for trees to grow meaning the island’s peat is infused with floral heather rather than woody roots The peat is used to create a whisky with a subtle hint of aromatic smoke 15- and 18-year-old whiskies sit as the heart and soul of Highland Park It’s Orkney’s heathered peat that gives us our subtly smoky flavour and it’s as unique as the place it’s made We know that’s what our community really love about Highland Park whilst continuing to share the distinctive It’s a flavour that just can’t be replicated anywhere else in the world.” Designed by global creative agency D8 Studio the new packaging pays tribute to Orkney’s ‘ethereal light and invigorating climate’ in its bright and contemporary colour palette It also nods to Highland Park’s flavour with heather-flecked labels bearing the updated logo The brand’s dedication to craft and creativity is celebrated in a subtle wood-grain pattern inspired by its use of Sherry-seasoned oak casks while its distinctive glass bottle shape has been updated to allow the natural colour of the whisky to shine through Further celebrating the whisky’s provenance a ‘product of Orkney’ icon has been cut into the glass said the new look “reflects the freshness and modernity of our Orkney home” Highland Park is also launching new packaging across its global travel retail-exclusive editions of 14- To showcase its commitment to sustainability the redesign will see the new bottles contained within 100% recyclable cardboard cartons made from FSC-certified forests The new packaging will be available on the distillery’s website and at the Highland Park store in Kirkwall Highland Park 12-year-old has an RRP of £46 (US$60) the 15-year-old can be purchased for £95 (US$124) and the 18-year-old is priced at £140 (US$182) Last month, Edrington sold The Famous Grouse and Naked Malt blended whiskies to William Grant & Sons Edrington saw revenue rise by 11% in the year to 31 March 2024, led by double-digit gains for The Macallan A new apartment building is planned in Des Moines' Highland Park adding new residences to the neighborhood's burgeoning business district Developer Jake Sparks of West Des Moines proposes building the 12-unit building on vacant property at 3608 Fifth Ave. just east of Cha Cha's Hiland Bakery and the Slow Down Coffee Co according to a memo sent to members of Des Moines' Urban Design Review Board which voted April 15 to recommend approval of the design for the project City Council will have the final say on the plan More: From steam burgers to Schnitz: What to eat at Lachele's Fine Foods, The Fitz in Highland Park an economic development coordinator for the city said the building is proposed for the vacant former site of an eight-unit apartment building Sparks told the board he became interested in the property when he worked in development for Des Moines' Lauridsen family "We really wanted something to complement the area." Construction is anticipated to start this spring and be completed by summer 2026 Goldfinch Lofts move aheadThe board also voted to recommend approval of the design of the previously announced Goldfinch Lofts mixed-use building slated for construction on the site of the disused Bank of America building at the northeast corner of Ingersoll Avenue at 35th Street "This project is very competitive when it comes to sustainability," Poole told the board The three-story building will have about 9,500 square feet of commercial space on the ground floor and 28 residential units: 24 one-bedroom apartments and four with two bedrooms Behind the building will be a 47-space parking lot 27 the Des Moines City Council approved an urban renewal development agreement for the project which provides a forgivable loan to assist with financing Husband-wife duo Molly and Scott Cutler of Cutler Development are behind the plan. They also built the 20-unit, mixed-use Star Lofts at 2701 Ingersoll That building is made entirely of low-carbon concrete and mass timber — a material made by pressing smaller planks of wood together similar to the wood beams found in some older churches and other historic structures Scott Cutler told the board that mass timber structures can be designed to last up to 250 years "So we hope this building will be a long-lasting contributor toward having quality housing in the Ingersoll neighborhood," he told the board The Goldfinch Apartments will be the sole recipient of the state's Innovation Set Aside award for this year’s round of funding making the project eligible for up to $10 million in federal tax credits over 10 years Cutler told the board he and his wife hope the project will show developers across the country that affordable housing can be built in environmentally friendly ways Knop told the board that the Cutlers plan to add to the project's aesthetic appeal by burying overhead power lines near the property He said two of the ground-floor retail spaces will be designed to house restaurants "We're really excited about bringing this project to Ingersoll," he said Board member Tim Hielkema suggested adding more bike parking for restaurant and retail establishments they're going to use whatever is there," Hielkema said of cyclists leaning their bikes on nearby railings and racks Construction is scheduled to start in August and the project will cost about $12.36 million according to a memo addressed to the board members Philip Joens covers retail and real estate for the Des Moines Register He can be reached at 515-284-8184 or pjoens@registermedia.com A new park in the heart of Des Moines' Highland Park neighborhood will honor a former parks and recreation director Des Moines City Council members on April 21 approved establishing a park on city-owned land at 3825 E whose summer job with the city turned into a decades-long career in the Des Moines Parks and Recreation Department Council members approved plans to start construction on the nearly $357,000 project, which will be next to the Hamilton Drain, a piece of land that catches and slows down stormwater. The park will be the second in the Highland Park neighborhood and the 78th in the city I'm very proud of it," said City Council member Linda Westergaard who represents the ward where the park will be located Krieg was a "pioneer in her time," Westergaard added which rates the 100 most populous cities based on total park acreage "Her ability to connect with people and understand their needs made her an exemplary leader and role model," city officials said of Krieg in the city document "Naming the park will allow future generations to learn about and build upon her legacy and values that Des Moines Parks and Recreation continues to uphold." Plans for the 3.2-acre park will include a new open-air shelter Formerly a residential area, city officials purchased the land for the Hamilton Drain project with the intent to use a portion of the stormwater basin as parkland City officials proposed the list of amenities based on public input from an online questionnaire and open houses with residents in late 2023 and early 2024 Krieg was hired in 1928 for a temporary summer position This evolved into a 46-year career in Des Moines serving as the superintendent of recreation some of Krieg's recognitions and achievements include: The Iowa Parks and Recreation Association offers the Kathryn Krieg Memorial Scholarship to support students pursuing a parks and recreation degree When will the park be completed?Work on the park is expected to start this spring and be completed in the fall Virginia Barreda is the Des Moines city government reporter for the Register HIGHLAND PARK – A boil water advisory has been lifted in Highland Park The advisory was issued for all Highland Park residents on Saturday city officials said the boil water advisory has ended “We are pleased to report that the problem has been corrected and test results confirm that the water is safe for drinking and cooking,” according to a release Read more -- Residents frustrated as Highland Park remains under boil water advisory Anyone who uses a filter for reducing lead in drinking water is advised to change the filter cartridge now that the advisory has been lifted Officials said the advisory was issued as a precaution after low water pressure was detected in the distribution system Anyone with questions can contact the Highland Park Water Department at 313-865-1876 or hpwaterdepartment@metroca.net Sara Powers joined WDIV as a digital content producer in Oct. 2024 and has been covering Metro Detroit news since 2021. Edrington Global Travel Retail has introduced travel retail-exclusive packaging for Highland Park’s 14 The design takes inspiration from the distillery’s creative heritage and its home in Orkney The packaging features subtle strata patterns reflecting the archipelago’s distinctive environment across land The new editions include 14 Year Old Land of Orkney 16 Year Old Sea of Orkney and 18 Year Old Sky of Orkney wealth of neolithic art and visionary adoption of renewable energy strategies The Gulf Stream contributes to a temperate climate ideal for whisky ageing while the windy conditions limit tree growth resulting in peat infused with floral heather This combination of natural and cultural factors contributes to Highland Park’s distinctive character and flavour The packaging pays tribute to Orkney’s terroir and climate with a fresh and contemporary colour palette with heather-flecked labels displaying the updated logo The Orcadian landscape’s layered colours and wind influence are captured across the outer packaging’s strata patterns The bottle’s silhouette has been redesigned to spotlight the natural colour of the whisky a ‘Product of Orkney’ icon has been engraved into the glass Highland Park Paul Condron said: “For Highland Park everything comes back to Orkney – from how we craft our whisky to how it gets its distinctive taste and the incredible community of people who do things their own way and the beauty and creativity of our island home continues to inspire us The unique flavour of the local heathered peat is now celebrated front and centre with the new packaging design “We’re excited to share this new design direction across our travel retail whiskies for Highland Park The new look reflects the freshness and modernity of our Orkney home.”  Highland Park Master Whisky Maker Gordon Motion remarked: “It is Orkney’s heathered peat that gives us our subtly smokey flavour and it’s as unique as the place it’s made We know that’s what our community really loves about Highland Park “With the packaging update we have a great opportunity to celebrate a new look It’s a flavour that just can’t be replicated anywhere else in the world.”    In line with its commitment to sustainability Highland Park’s new packaging incorporates 100% recyclable cardboard cartons sourced from FSC-certified forests Subscribe to our newsletter for critical marketing information delivered to your inbox is relaunching its annual whisky festival under the name Whisky Social Club 1 is the inaugural release in a collection of limited-edition single malts that celebrate the pioneering spirit of James ‘The Major’ Grant Here’s a chance for retail visitors to TFWA Asia Pacific in Singapore (11-15 May) to win a fabulous prize in what surely ranks as the strangest of all our popular Strange Predictions contest hosted by Strange Nature Gin of New Zealand Copyright © The Moodie Davitt Report | Website by Yellowball We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our 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