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One local bar is seeing an increase in business thanks to March Madness The entire month of March many people have been tuning in to watch the NCAA tournament. Many people weren’t able to watch March Madness last year because of the pandemic. So, when fans heard the tournament was happening this year many people tuned in to watch the games. Posted: Apr 3, 2021 11:58 PM Posted By: Brianna Shackelford TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) -- The entire month of March many people have been tuning in to watch the NCAA tournament. Many people weren’t able to watch March Madness last year because of the ...

Crowne Plaza Today New Delhi Okhla is delighted to announce the appointment of Mr. Pradipt Sinha as the Director of Food & Beverage. Mr. Sinha will head Food and Beverage Service as well as Food Production (Kitchen) department at the property.

The Welsh soldier who spent most of lockdown paying for, making and dropping off food to local NHS heroes Robert Dalling A former Welsh soldier has dedicated lockdown to helping deliver a morale boost for those working in the frontline to keep us all safe. Lee West served as a Royal Marine Commando for 17 years before leaving the forces last February, serving four tours of Iraq and Afghanistan before being medically retired as a result of bilateral hearing loss. He wrote a book about his experience, and has also written three books about being homeless by choice, in order to h...

Dr. Jack Eck Jack Eck isn’t going anywhere, but Vail’s third full-time doctor — Tom Steinberg and Bill Holm were the first and second — is retiring from nearly 50 years of service in the community. Eck, 78, first came to Vail in 1971, fresh out of the U.S. Army, where he’d been a flight surgeon in both Vietnam and, later, in New Jersey. A small-town guy from Pennsylvania, Eck was ready for something more peaceful than the jungles of that war-torn Asian country. Thanks to some friends, he found his landing spot in Vail in 1971. He came to ski with friends in January of that year. At ...

Special to the Daily Garton's was always a party scene. Over the years, a slew of popular bars have graced the streets of Vail. Everyone, especially in the early days, took comfort in a local watering hole to catch up, complain and and have a helluva lotta fun. At that time, being part of the bar scene was like going home after work. In fact, before everyone in town had a telephone, mothers would call the bar to speak with their kids. They knew where they could find them. Safe — but, needless to say, not always sound. But in those early days, perhaps even more than now, those raucous, crowd...