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"dm" , AKA David McMillan, is joining Consilient, parent company to Fireside Pies, Hibiscus, Cuba Libre, and The Porch, sez SideDish

On Colleyville restaurant 62 Main closing Saturday July 12

pavel what a delicious idea. i wish we knew some ninja type people capable of executing such a daredevil stunt

On Advocate installs webcam to track construction of new Whole Foods Market in Dallas' Lakewood district

sorry to hear about lack of draperies. appreciate the information about the chairs. if there's one thing i like to read about in a restaurant review, it's DECOR.

"CHEE-o-PEE-no" - for real? greatness

On Pescabar

one thing that the author of this article fails to mention is that Sheer Bliss proudly touts that its ice creams have no egg.

here's the ingredient list for Sheer Bliss pomegranate: cream, milk, cane sugar, nonfat dry milk, pomegranate juice, guar gum, carob bean gum, carrageenan.

for point of comparison, HD green tea: cream, skim milk, sugar, egg yolks, green tea

On New product Wednesday, at Dallas-area stores: Sheer Bliss ice cream

concerned fan, thanks for your comment. this story we posted on Pegasus News was for the real fans only, not for the misguided fans or the psychos. if you notice, our story never came out and actually identified the address of the house they've purchased as being on Wisteria Way (as they did so callously in the Dallas Morning News).

but i hear what you are saying. i think it's a drag for these three kids barely out of their teens -- 20, 19, and 16 -- still just children really, yet already plastered all over the media and hugely successful and millionaires and playing at stadiums, but not able to move to a small town in Texas without being plagued by media hounds. it seems unfair. i'm just glad they're moving into a gated community. maybe that will keep out some of the misguided people and psychos you mention

On Teen act Jonas Brothers moving to Westlake in Tarrant County

Grande Produce of Hidalgo, Texas has issued a recall of its jalapeno and serrano peppers distributed between May 17th and July 17th, plus avocados, all sizes, distributed to the following states: TX, DE, NC, GA, OK, IA, MN, IL, FL, IN, MD, NY, MS, AR, KS, and KY. The Texas Dept. of State Health Services and The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services revealed that these products contained the bacteria. An investigation continues as to the source of the problem. Grande Produce is "waiting for tests" before releasing a list of customers (stores and restaurants, mostly).

On Tomatoes off the hook, putting the heat on jalapenos

kellymac1, awesome

On Dallas Metroplex citizens come together to save Jenny the African elephant

sobo, the methods and vehicle seem to be similar enough to convince the denton county police departments that it's the same guy, but i guess "we" don't know anything

On Pharmacy robber hits another pharmacy in Flower Mound on Thursday

all of the times i've taken the train lately, it's been tough getting a seat. it used to be at rush hour but now it's true at 10 p.m. as well .. weird

On DART ridership throughout Dallas sets record for second straight month

hey matt anderson, thanks for the heads-up. when i called the Mr. Gatti's in McKinney, they claimed that this branch is closed only "temporarily" due to a "leasing situation", but weren't sure if it would re-open

On Mr. Gatti's (Richardson / Coit & Belt Line)

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