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Hospice of Michigan, an end-of-life care provider, announced four new members of the board of directors for the organization’s foundation. The four additions with join the 22 currently on the board.
Jordan Carson is a co-host and director for WOOD-TV’s eightWest and director for WOTV4Women’s “Live Local Given Local.” She has been nominated for an Emmy and won the Gracie Allen Award for her documentary “Dying to Be Thin.”
Miller Johnson attorney Ryan Duffy joined the board, bringing his expertise as a member of the firm’s health care reimbursement practice group. Before law, he was a pilot and flight instructor for nine years in the United States Navy, earning a Naval Commendation medal for his efforts during Operation Iraqi Freedom.
As the world marks International Women's Day, the University of Alberta celebrates the scientists who are working to improve women's health. More than.
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Uptown Dallas bar Christies comes back to life on Greenville Avenue
Uptown Dallas bar Christies comes back to life on Greenville Avenue One last look at the old Christies before the new one opens this week.
Courtesy photo A beloved Uptown Dallas sports bar that closed in 2020 will rise again, this time in a new neighborhood:
Christies Sports Bar, whch had been in business for nearly 30 years, is reopening in a neighborly stretch of Greenville Avenue, at 2817 Greenville Ave., previously occupied by a burger concept called Slater s 50/50, but prior to that, the longtime home of Greenville Bar & Grill. According to a release, their reopening date is January 22.
Dallas’ most exciting new restaurants and bars opening in 2021
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Dallas chef Jimmy Park is opening a sushi restaurant on Greenville Avenue in Dallas in 2021.(Vernon Bryant / Staff Photographer)
After a tumultuous 2020, Dallas diners seem hungry for hope. Luckily and amazingly the future of our dining scene appears as vibrant as ever.
2021 will bring a delicious bite of nostalgia to the pie-shaped building at Commerce and Cesar Chavez Boulevard in Dallas. Restaurateur Nick Badovinus (Town Hearth, Neighborhood Services) is fascinated with the 100-year-old structure, which opened as a service station in the 1920s. It was home to KLIF-AM radio in the ‘60s and ‘70s. And in 2021, it’ll become National Anthem, a 10,000-square-foot restaurant with a rock ‘n’ roll identity.