Italian Clubs, Events, Lifestyle; Travel Italy

Beginning April 10 American Airlines will upgrade its service to Rome making it from summer-only service to year-round.

The airline will operate daily flights to Rome from both Chicago O’Hare and New York JFK during the peak summer travel season.

From October 28 through March 31, American Airlines will fly to Rome three times a week from New York (Tuesday, Friday and Sunday) and four times a week from Chicago (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday). For details, see American Airline website.

La carbonara is a classic roman dish. Spaghetti with eggs, pancetta and pecorino cheese… this is the secret if you want to try it.

If, along to the Carbonara, you like to taste more about Roman cooking as visiting Rome, “The Carbonara“, a restaurant has been around since 1906, offers you more than a chance.

This place is all traditionally Roman cooking and comes well recommended. Choose also an Amatriciana, Gnocchi or Fried Baccalà on Fridays and even Tripe on Saturdays. Dont’ forget the Italian wines and desserts too.
Where: Rome - Via panisperna 214 (esquilino)

Posted by Maura, travel guide and personal shopper in Rome. Contact: maurad9 at libero.it

Some pitcures from the ceremony of Gemellaggio-Sister Cities Salt Lake City & Torino, in Salt Lake City, UT - January 13, 2007.

Signing the declaration:

Sisters singing:

More photos of the Gemellaggio’s night here and here.

Free classes on Italian Genealogical Research will be held in Salt Like City, UT.

Ruth Lapioli Merriman, MLS, AG will be teaching two free classes on Basic Italian Genealogical Research on January 17 and 18.
(Part 1 will be on January 17 at 11:30 and Part 2 will be on January 18 at 11:00.)


Italian Genealogical Research:
January 17-
18,
at the 35 N. West Temple, Salt Lake City, UT

 (Ph. 240-6208)
(Both classes will be taught in the B1 Floor classroom).