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Why the Bar at Whole Foods Market
Proves a Rare Treat

By Moira Muldoon | 10 years ago Lakewood on Tap allows a woman drinking alone to feel comfortable.

Behind the Curtain of Scarborough Renaissance Festival

By David Hopkins | 10 years ago What do the lords and ladies do when the patrons go home at night?

Can the USA Film Festival Be Saved From Itself?

By Peter Simek | 10 years ago Once bold and adventurous, it's become little more than a pest, eclipsed by the larger Dallas International Film Festival.

Mad Hatters

By Todd Johnson | 10 years ago Tag along as milliner Cassie MacGregor takes her top male clients on a fabric-buying field trip to Plano. There will be blood. And paisley.

Meet the EPA’s Top Cop

By Thomas Korosec | 10 years ago The agency is run by a bunch of business-hating liberals, right? Think again.

Restaurant Review: Dragonfly

By Teresa Gubbins | 10 years ago The New American menu at the Hotel ZaZa restaurant does an OK job.

Restaurant Review: Margaux’s Bridge Bistro

By Nancy Nichols | 10 years ago A lovely Cajun-Creole restaurant in the shadow of the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge.

Restaurant Review: Private Social

By Nancy Nichols | 10 years ago Tiffany Derry’s Top Chef celebrity status outshines her food—not that the crowds seem to care.

Restaurant Review: The Free Man

By Todd Johnson | 10 years ago This Deep Ellum spot serves tried-and-true Cajun classics.

Why Thanks-Giving Square’s ‘Beacon of Hope’ has Gone Dark

By Patrick Kennedy | 10 years ago As downtown's street life disappeared, so did the grand expectations for Dallas' first deck park.

Why the Biggest Hospitals in Collin County Are Working Together

By Krista Nightengale | 10 years ago The area's top medical centers have united to help those who need it most.

Also in This Issue

By D Magazine | 10 years ago Other articles of interest in our April 2012 edition.
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