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Restaurant Week Begins
But not without some COVID-reality changes
InspireMore Offers Hopeful Tales
Park Cities friends share glimmers of joy on Coronavirus Good News Dashboard
Health Enthusiasts Take Their Seats at the Ozone Bar
Popular in Europe, ozone treatment has found its way into celebrities’ homes and Dallas residents’ personal-care routines.
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Defeating COVID-19 Requires Respect and Trust in One Another
Even before a recent surge of cases, North Texans expressed caution about returning to their pre-coronavirus lives.
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Masks May Slow COVID Spread, But Are Also Polarizing
But face wear doesn’t cover up personal frustrations, political anger
With Pandemic Preventing Pampering in Person, Spa Goes Virtual
Hopemore offers oncology and everyday esthetic services in-person, online
Alison Sloan Explores Mental Health in New Album ‘Headspace’
Highland Park musician aims to destigmatize illnesses through her music
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Feelings of Loss, Uncertainty, Anxiety Burden Parents, Children
Counselors encourage parents to acknowledge stress, model healthy coping
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Getting Too Much Home Time? Parents, children need healthy routines, breaks
Even with playgrounds reopening and sports slowly resuming, many are still balancing working at home with keeping children busy and getting them in bed on time.
Faith
Monsignor’s Retirement News Merits Massive Parish Parade
Christ the King Catholic Church’s Rev. Donald Zimmerman to step down July 1
A Few Moves to Avoid Gaining Quarantine Pounds
When the possibility lurks that COVID-19 could become not just the name of a disease but the number of pounds you’ve gained while sheltering at home, it could be time to consult some fitness experts.
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Ramadan During Pandemic Calls for Creative Family Celebrations
Socially-distanced Muslims embrace month of fasting without their gatherings
Keeping Up With Christy and Kersten
Hopefully, columns by our food-loving friends Kersten Rettig and Christy Rost will return to our pages soon.
Unsatisfied with Fireplace Screen Options, She Designed Her Own
Sales of new Claire Crowe Collection product will benefit fund for shift workers
Medical City Dallas Earns High Safety Grade
Eleven Medical City Healthcare hospitals have been awarded an ‘A’ on the Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade, more than any other North Texas hospital system.
What You Need to Know About Testing for Cervical Cancer
For several decades, screening before symptoms develop has reduced deaths from cervical cancer, as doctors have been able to find it early and treat it or prevent it from developing.
American Cancer Society Aids Cancer Patients Impacted by COVID-19
Cancer patients, who have compromised immune systems, are becoming more vulnerable as the COVID-19 crisis grows, unemployment rates increase, and health insurance coverage fades away. The American Cancer Society is assisting cancer patients and their families during these challenging times.