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Pho 21 doesn’t disappoint

OSEYE BOYD - September 21, 2018

Several months ago, a former coworker, who is Vietnamese, introduced me to pho, pronounced “fuh.” Pho, for the uninitiated is a Vietnamese soup, usually...

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Celebrate local authors

Staff Report - September 13, 2018

Book lovers have the opportunity to meet and greet local authors during An Authors’ Affair, hosted by Cynthia Lynn Stigger, 2-4:30 p.m. Sept. 29...

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Good food in a simply decorated restaurant

OSEYE BOYD - August 30, 2018

Recently, I ventured to a new restaurant for lunch: Shoefly Public House. It’s near Tea’s Me Café on East 22nd Street. I really like this...

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Send summer out with a blast

OSEYE BOYD - August 30, 2018

The end of summer is approaching.While fall doesn’t officially start until Sept. 22, Labor Day is traditionally considered the end of summer. Once upon...

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Lincoln Square continues tradition of good service, good food

OSEYE BOYD - August 23, 2018

I’m a fan of Lincoln Square Pancake House. I first started going to the 56th Street and Emerson Way location after the group of...

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Passion for caring led Edith Glover to open Harrison Brook Center

OSEYE BOYD - August 23, 2018

It’s obvious Edith Glover has a heart for others.A retired nurse with a son who is autistic and owner of home services business for...

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Mijiza Holiday continues artistic evolution

OSEYE BOYD - August 16, 2018

When you hear Mijiza Holiday speak about art, you realize she’s an artist in every sense of the word. She sees art in just...

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ThaiTanium brings the flavor

OSEYE BOYD - August 16, 2018

I’m a Thai food fan but had yet to venture into ThaiTanium, which opened on Mass Ave. in 2017. Recently, I went for lunch...

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State fair celebrates Indiana’s circus roots

Staff Report - August 2, 2018

While the month of August means it’s time for Hoosier students across the state to head back to school, it also signals something a...

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Beer On Wheels

DONTRE GRAVES - July 26, 2018

The traditional bar scene can be fun but also monotonous, and bar hopping gets expensive after a few drinks. However, three local businesses are...

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