They're a doctor and a nurse, husband and wife and, now, business partners.Lockport physician Dr. Richard Junke and Suzanne Junke, a registered nurse with a lengthy career at Lockport Memorial Hospital, are opening Rejuvenere Medical Spa next month at Ulrich City Centre.The spa, in the works for over a year, is a family business anchored in reputation and roots."People trust Rich. I think we'll do well just because of that," Suzanne Junke said.Dr. Junke has practiced family medicine for 16 years. Suzanne is equally familiar in local health care, having worked at LMH for more than 25 years in the emergency room and the surgical recovery room.The Junkes both lived and worked in Lockport all their lives and say they're excited to be new-business pioneers in the "new" downtown, especially since two of their four daughters will be joining them.Suzanne will be the business administrator, daughter Maureen will be the receptionist and daughter Erin may take her first nursing job at Rejuvenere after she receives her degree."The family is coming together to work on this.

Sarah Connor Chronicles Terminates the Competition

Though my housemates thought Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles would flop, what the hell do they know? While I must admit that I was (and remain) doubtful, the show's series premiere scored big with audiences.

The Sarah Connor Chronicles Opens Big
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles scored the best opening night demo ratings of any new show in three years.

Thanks in part to strong, aka expensive, marketing, Connor opened to an eye-popping 7.6 rating/18 share among adults 18-49 and delivered around 18.3 million viewers with its one-hour bow Sunday at 8, according to prelim Nielsen national data.

While other shows in the same slot did not perform nearly as well -- don't even get me started on the so-called Golden Globes -- Terminator performed amazingly in every way one can look at it.

24 Star D.B. Woodside, John Cullum to Headline The Conscientious ...

24 star D.B. Woodside will play Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Tony winner John Cullum has been cast as President Lyndon Johnson in Keen Company's upcoming off-Broadway production of The Conscientious Objector. This new play by Michael Murphy will begin performances at the Clurman Theatre on Theater Row on March 4 and open on March 18. The limited engagement is scheduled to continue through April 19, directed by the company's artistic director, Carl Forsman.

In early 1967, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. informed his advisors that he intended to play a major role in the anti-war movement, advocating immediate withdrawal of all U.S. troops from Vietnam. No major figure of Dr. King's stature had yet been willing to take such a dramatic stand, and King knew he would be turning past allies like President Johnson into powerful enemies.