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Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, joins John Williams to answer all of your dental health questions. Dr. Pattani tells John what sugar does to your teeth, what you should look for when you buy toothpaste, dental floss, and mouthwash, and if he agrees that the state […]
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, joins John Williams to answer all of your dental health questions. Dr. Pattani tells John what sugar does to your teeth, what you should look for when you buy toothpaste, dental floss, and mouthwash, and if he agrees that the state […]
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, joins John Williams to answer all of your dental health questions. Dr. Pattani tells John what sugar does to your teeth, what you should look for when you buy toothpaste, dental floss, and mouthwash, and if he agrees that the state […]
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, joins John Williams to answer all of your dental health question. Dr. Pattani tells us if we should be using mouthwash, what you should know about different types of toothpaste, if you should brush before or after flossing, and his thoughts […]
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, joins John Williams to answer all of your dental health question. Dr. Pattani tells us if we should be using mouthwash, what you should know about different types of toothpaste, if you should brush before or after flossing, and his thoughts […]
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, joins John Williams to answer all of your dental health question. Dr. Pattani tells us if we should be using mouthwash, what you should know about different types of toothpaste, if you should brush before or after flossing, and his thoughts […]
Sherry Ludwig, owner of Bisou Lingerie, 635 58th St, in Downtown Kenosha, says that her life drastically changes about every ten years. Well, from a hell-raising teenager to a military wife, to single woman who had just moved to Kenosha, Sherry has lead an interesting life! Since 2011, she has been a Downtown Kenosha business owner, and last year, just two years shy of her decade switch, she has opened a second store! Next time you are in Lake Geneva, stop in at Coquette, 605 W Main Street. Bisou Lingerie offers the best in women's undergarments = FIT IS IT, and Sherry and her staff can help you find your perfect size because wearing a bra shouldn't be a problem! Visit their website, bisoubras.com for more info! This interview was recorded on August 12, 2024 at the A+ Mobility Recording Studio – home of Ktown Connects! Thanks to our great sponsors for making this episode possible: Shannyn Franklin – ReMax Newport Elite Aason Hunzinger of AHDidIt Union Park Tavern, 4520 Eighth Ave. About Time Moving Systems Public Craft Brewing Company 628 58th St Casey Family Options Funerals & Cremations, 3016 75th St Law Offices of Frank J. Parise, 7001 30th Ave Franks Diner, 508 58th St RockIt Optical Eyewear, 815 57th St, 2nd floor Vintage Underground, 5817 Sixth Ave Wink Beauty Boutique, 10909 Sheridan Rd The Port of Kenosha Beverage House Get your Ktown Connects merchandise at The Lettering Machine, 725 50th St. Drop us an email at ktownconnects@yahoo.com Find us on Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok, and Twitter – and at ktownconnects.com Theme song performed by Dropping Daisies, written by James “Red” McLeod. Your hosts are Donny Stancato and Jason Hedman Get additional episodes early and ad-free, along with bonus material with this week's guest and more great exclusive material by becoming a patreon supporter! Click here for more!
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, joins John Williams to talk about why you should not rinse after brushing your teeth, especially at night. And as always, Dr. Pattani answers all of your oral health questions!
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, joins John Williams to talk about why you should not rinse after brushing your teeth, especially at night. And as always, Dr. Pattani answers all of your oral health questions!
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, joins John Williams to talk about why you should not rinse after brushing your teeth, especially at night. And as always, Dr. Pattani answers all of your oral health questions!
Mario Lemieux Foundation: Dedicated to cancer research, patient care, supporting families in challenging medical situations, and more, we give others a chance to win the battles they face.Jersey Mike's Month of Giving: Will culminate on Wednesday, March 29, when the stores below donate all of the days total sales to the Mario Lemieux Foundation! Cranberry – 20300 Route 19 CranberryMcKnight Road – 7390 McKnight Road, PittsburghBridgeville – 1155 Washington Pike, BridgevilleRobinson – 6508 Steubenville Pike, PittsburghMoon – 9898 University Boulevard, Suite 40, Moon TownshipMonaca – 90A Wagner Road, MonacaButler – 340 New Castle Rd, Suite 2, ButlerPeters Township – 4123 Washington Road, PetersBethel Park – 5255 Library Road, Bethel ParkBloomfield – 5225 Liberty Avenue, PittsburghPleasant Hills – 619 Clairton Blvd, Pleasant HillsMt Lebanon – 1598 Cochran Road, PittsburghNorth Huntington – 648 Mills Drive, Suite 3, North HuntingdonGreensburg – 2000 Lincoln Place, Suite 6, GreensburgLatrobe – 2401 Sharkys Drive, Suite C, LatrobeUniontown – 712 W Main Street, Suite 106, UniontownMurrysville – 304 Blue Spruce Way, MurrysvilleAllison Park – 4848 Route 8, Unit 5 A, Allison ParkWexford – 11978 Perry Highway, Suite 404, WexfordFox Chapel – 171 Freeport Road, BlawnoxHarmarville – 2825 Freeport Road, Suite B, HarmarvilleHomestead – 4582 Browns Hill Road, Pittsburgh
Join Matt and Chip as they chat with Lauren, the powerhouse Founder of Main Street Tourist, and dive into the latest Walt Disney World and Universal Studios news. Use promo code DisneyDad for a discount at www.the mainstreettourist.com Episode Summary: This episode gives us a peek into the journey of a Disney-inspired small business, Main Street Tourist. Lauren discusses the beginnings of her vintage Disney-inspired t-shirt brand, her design inspirations, and what it's like to run a business that celebrates the magic of Disney. Plus, stay tuned for discussions on park updates, new Disney films, and Universal's Mardi Gras festivities. Time Stamps: [00:01:15] Recap of Disney's Q4 earnings, Taylor Swift's exclusive Disney Plus release, and upcoming Disney movie announcements. [00:12:30] Deep dive into Lauren's creative process, her brand's ethos, and the story of Main Street Tourist's rapid growth. [00:49:04] Listener Questions [01:08:00] Disney Rapid Questions Be sure to check out Lauren's unique and heartfelt t-shirt designs at www.themainstreettourist.com, perfect for your next park visit or everyday wear. Follow Main Street Tourist: https://www.instagram.com/mainstreettourist Follow Adventures of a Disney Dad: https://www.instagram.com/adventuresofadisneydad/ Get a free, no-obligation vacation quote https://www.adventuresofadisneydad.com/get-a-quote Follow us for more Disney and Universal news and trip planning advice and updates on future episodes at www.adventuresofadisneydad.com. See you in the parks!
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, joins John Williams to talk about what you should know about mouthwash, what toothpaste he recommends, the best teeth whiteners, flossing vs. using a Waterpik, and to answer all of your oral hygiene questions.
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, joins John Williams to talk about what you should know about mouthwash, what toothpaste he recommends, the best teeth whiteners, flossing vs. using a Waterpik, and to answer all of your oral hygiene questions.
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, joins John Williams to talk about what you should know about mouthwash, what toothpaste he recommends, the best teeth whiteners, flossing vs. using a Waterpik, and to answer all of your oral hygiene questions.
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, joins John Williams to talk about the benefits of their Botox treatments and how they treat patients who grind their teeth. And, as always, Dr. Pattani answers all of your oral health questions.
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, joins John Williams to talk about the benefits of their Botox treatments and how they treat patients who grind their teeth. And, as always, Dr. Pattani answers all of your oral health questions.
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, joins John Williams to talk about the benefits of their Botox treatments and how they treat patients who grind their teeth. And, as always, Dr. Pattani answers all of your oral health questions.
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, joins John Williams to talk about how they are using Botox to relieve pain around the head and neck and to discuss the safety of the DIY teeth scaling trend that is going viral on TikTok. Dr. Pattani also answers all […]
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, joins John Williams to talk about how they are using Botox to relieve pain around the head and neck and to discuss the safety of the DIY teeth scaling trend that is going viral on TikTok. Dr. Pattani also answers all […]
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, joins John Williams to talk about how they are using Botox to relieve pain around the head and neck and to discuss the safety of the DIY teeth scaling trend that is going viral on TikTok. Dr. Pattani also answers all […]
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, talks to John about flossing and its connection to heart health, how often a person should floss, and what we should know about using mouthwash. Dr. Pattani also answers all of your dental-related questions.
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, talks to John about flossing and its connection to heart health, how often a person should floss, and what we should know about using mouthwash. Dr. Pattani also answers all of your dental-related questions.
Dr. Amar Pattani, family dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, talks to John about flossing and its connection to heart health, how often a person should floss, and what we should know about using mouthwash. Dr. Pattani also answers all of your dental-related questions.
Dr. Amar Pattani, Family Dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, talks to John about why they don’t give out Halloween candy at their office (he does give out candy at his home, though!), the best and worst candy for your teeth, how bad sugar is for your mouth, and the best […]
Dr. Amar Pattani, Family Dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, talks to John about why they don’t give out Halloween candy at their office (he does give out candy at his home, though!), the best and worst candy for your teeth, how bad sugar is for your mouth, and the best […]
Dr. Amar Pattani, Family Dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, talks to John about why they don’t give out Halloween candy at their office (he does give out candy at his home, though!), the best and worst candy for your teeth, how bad sugar is for your mouth, and the best […]
For complimentary tickets email: RSVP@nolimitsfordeafchildren.org And use the code: Sandee Silent NO MORE. Created as a theatrical documentary, Silent NO MORE is an intimate storytelling event comprised of witty, inspiring, and raw stories that remind us of the power of the human spirit. Featuring performances by cast members, ranging in age from 18-60 years old, Silent NO MORE showcases the experiences of growing up with hearing loss -- highlighting both the struggles and successes of living in the modern world. The evening concludes with a Q&A with cast and audience members from the DeafSign and deafSpeak communities; a discussion which will tackle head-on the debate between the deaf community who sign and the deaf community who speaks with the purpose to bridge the gap between both worlds. The cast features: Rebecca Alexander (acclaimed author of, “Not Fade Away”) Sandee Saurman (CODA & Educational Audiologist, Idaho School for the Deaf and the Blind) and alum of the No Limits Theater Group. And others all who share their personal struggles and successes of living in a hearing world. The performance will be followed by an open-forum Q&A with cast members and audience members from the DeafSign and deafSpeak. One night only at the Egyptian Theater (700 W Main Street, Boise, ID 83702) on Saturday, September 10th @ 7:00 p.m. The next show will be 9/17 in Las Vegas Press Release: BOISE-SilentNoMore_Release (2) For other upcoming events by No Limits for Deaf Children https://www.nolimitsfordeafchildren.org/upcoming-events.html Find the transcript of the interview here: Episode 22: Event...Silent No More Willing to share your story? Apply here: https://forms.gle/8zmsWLk43PyT5C838 Follow us on Instagram @hearing_mamas_tribe This podcast is intended for families to share their own personal journeys without judgment. The stories they share are their own. Their stories are their own personal beliefs. Please respect and honor each family's choices. The professionals and others who share their own opinions. All information presented is educational and should not be misconstrued as personal medical advice --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gretchen-fors/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gretchen-fors/support
At their last two meetings, Spartanburg City Council took a pair of actions to move discussions of Morgan Square's future forward, and then voting to continue to keep W Main Street along the square closed to traffic for the next 24 months while the committee undertakes its work. The committee comprises a diverse selection of city residents and stakeholders including downtown restaurant and retail business owners, City planning board members, experts in local development and architecture, and community activists. In presenting the recommended list of committee members to Council, City Manager Chris Story said that in addition to a diversity of experience and background, the committee also includes a diversity of opinions about what should come next for Spartanburg's most prominent piece of public land. The decision to close W Main Street to traffic was first made in spring of 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic drastically curtailed shopping and dining in Downtown Spartanburg, in an effort to encourage visitors to return and enjoy safer outdoor dining options. The pedestrian-only space proved popular, with pedestrian counter data showing an increase in the number of visitors after most pandemic restrictions were lifted, with 13.1 percent more visits to Downtown Spartanburg coming during May and June of 2021 than during the same time period in 2019. A also showed that of 3,444 respondents, 55.24% favor keeping W Main Street closed to vehicle traffic indefinitely for expanded pedestrian use, 24.28% favor keeping W Main Street closed to vehicle traffic in front of the square on weekends (Friday-Sunday) for expanded pedestrian use and open to vehicle traffic on weekdays (Monday-Thursday), and 18.25% favor opening W Main Street in front of the square to vehicle traffic. After receiving data and feedback demonstrating the fully pedestrianized space's positive effect on downtown visits, Council voted to keep the area closed to vehicles while staff crafted a process to examine potential permanent changes to Morgan Square to make the space more pedestrian-friendly. Now the Morgan Square Redevelopment Committee will work with design professionals and the public to make recommendations to City Council regarding those changes.
Dr. Amar Pattani, Family Dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, talks to John about teeth whitening now that people are removing their face coverings. As always, Dr. Pattani answers all of your dental questions.
Dr. Amar Pattani, Family Dentist at Main Street Smiles at 312 W Main Street in Barrington, talks to John about teeth whitening now that people are removing their face coverings. As always, Dr. Pattani answers all of your dental questions.
Nick Kindelsperger, food critic for the Chicago Tribune, joined Bob Sirott to discuss Chicago-style pizza spots, where to go if you want just one slice, fine-dining in Lincoln Park serving ice cream with caviar, and tacos. Kindelsperger says newcomer Uncle Jerry’s Pizza, located on 133 W Main Street in Cary, has a deep dish that’s […]
There has been a lot of press about the upcoming changes to your FICO score. Potential homeowners are wondering if their score will go up? Will their score go down? On this episode we have Darlene Aragon of Credit Plus, Inc. She is a life-long credit report professional who shares her knowledge about the upcoming changes to FICO (FICO 10) and how this will affect a potential homebuyers ability to purchase a home. Cigar Lounge Review: Nice Ash, 323 W Main Street, Waukesha WI --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Today, I am talking with Bonnie Cockrum, a long-time volunteer and President-Elect of the Grand Prairie Historical Organization. Recorded at the new GPHO Museum, we talk about the recently renovated building and the goals of the organization. Bonnie tells us about the importance of digitizing documents and how they set-up their digitizing room, as well as the ongoing effort to always fill in the gaps in history with first-hand accounts of stories from citizens. As a history buff myself, I found this interview incredibly informative and discovered a new-found respect for the history of our town, and I hope you will too! Find more information about the GPHO on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/GPHistorical/ Find out more information about the GPHO Museum at http://gphistorical.com/ Information on the events mentioned in this episode are as follows: General Meeting of the GPHO, February 2o, 11:30 - 1 with guest speaker Angela Luckey - 1516 W Main Street. Prairie Days Celebration - March 21, 10-2, Free to the public - 1516 W. Main Street. The Big Event in Grand Prairie - https://www.gptx.org/about-us/community-calendar/special-events/big-event Support the Podcast - https://www.paypal.me/facesofgrandprairie --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/facesofgrandprairie/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/facesofgrandprairie/support
Local favorite Little River Roasting has announced plans for a second downtown location to be housed inside the historic Montgomery Building once renovations are completed in October 2018. The new storefront will join their original downtown location at 188 W Main Street, which opened its doors in 2010 and a drive-thru location on E Main Street. The move comes on the heels of a pair of other downtown coffee shop announcements in 2017, with Greenville-based Spill the Beans announcing a location inside the historic Aug W. Smith building, currently being restored, and Starbucks announcing a new storefront on W Main. Today on the Podcast, we're talking with Daniel Hagerman and Tyler Gibbs of Little River about the planned expansion, and we take stock of both the local coffee scene and the downtown culture that's grown up in Spartanburg since Little River's opening seven years ago.
Yet another downtown construction project is ready to get underway after the City's Design Review Board voted 3-0 to approve plans for a five-story mixed-use development for the corner of W Main Street and Daniel Morgan Avenue. The building will bring 30 new apartment units as well as 3,000 square feet of ground floor retail space to the prominent downtown corner. A development agreement for the building was , providing the city-owned property at no cost to local developer Royce Camp, after which the Design Review Board raised concerns about some aspects of the building's design at their meeting in March. Working together, the City Staff and the developer were able to address issues raised by the DRB, clearing the way for this week's approval. Today on the podcast, we're taking a deeper look at the development, the process of approving this important project, as well as what it could mean for the future of downtown's western end.
As a dedicated City Podcast listener, you've likely already heard that at their meeting earlier this week. We've already discussed one of those projects, a five-story mixed-use development featuring 30 apartment units and 3,000 square feet of ground floor retail space to be built on the corner of W Main Street and Daniel Morgan Avenue, on a podcast earlier this week. You should , because that development is going to be very cool, and you'll be cooler for knowing more about it. Today, we're talking about the other portion of the Downtown Spartanburg development two-fer: a new office building, at least three stories tall, with at least 50,000 square feet of space to accommodate 250 professional office workers. Spartanburg Marriott owners, Jimmy Gibbs and Andrew Cajka plan to build the new office development on a parcel behind the hotel. Today on the podcast, we're discussing details of this great new development. What will it, and the new downtown workers the development brings with it, mean for Spartanburg? How will further development in that portion of downtown, an area that has seen recent business growth with the opening of Hub City Tap House and the nearly completed Hub City Co-op, affect the need for greater connectivity between the downtown core and other areas?
If you've tried to get an apartment in Downtown Spartanburg recently, you've probably encountered some trouble finding a place. In fact, in our last survey, around 98 percent of all our downtown residential units were filled. However you look at it, there seems to be more than a little pent up demand for new downtown living options in Spartanburg. The good news? More units are on the way. On Monday, City Council approved an agreement for a five-story new mixed-use development to be built on the corner of W Main Street and Daniel Morgan Avenue. The development promises 30 new apartment units (a near 10 percent increase for downtown) as well as 3,000 square feet of ground floor retail space. The property is currently used for surface parking, and to offset the loss of its 14 public spaces, the on the corner of Broad and Spring streets, demolish two aging buildings to accommodate 65 new spaces. Today on the podcast we're taking a look at this fantastic new development and what it means for growth on downtown's western end.
A lot has changed since moved their brewery to its then-new location inside the old Salvation Army building on the corner of W Main Street and Daniel Morgan Avenue in 2009. Not that long ago, watery macrobrews filled seemingly every tap in Downtown Spartanburg, but today the options for those thirsting for something a bit more flavorful have never been more abundant, and with our city's long-overdue second craft brewer, Hub City Tap House opening their doors last month, options for beer brewed right here in Downtown Spartanburg are growing too. Any way you choose to look at it, the local craft beer scene is definitely on the rise, and this Saturday, 1-5 p.m., another first will be added to the mix as brings 25 brewers from all over the Carolinas to Downtown Spartanburg's first craft beer festival. In addition to all those tasty beverage options, the festival features a great local live music lineup and food from great local restaurants like Willy Taco and Venus Pie. Today on the podcast, we're talking with festival organizers Wilton Jordan and Lamar Baehr, and RJ Rockers' Mark Johnsen. Listen below to learn more, and .
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