Dallas Dunkin' to close for renovation
The Dunkin’ location at 3168 Memorial Highway, Dallas, and its drive-thru will shut down temporarily Nov. 1 for about three weeks for a renovation, said Eric May, president of May
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The Dunkin’ location at 3168 Memorial Highway, Dallas, and its drive-thru will shut down temporarily Nov. 1 for about three weeks for a renovation, said Eric May, president of May
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Anna grad returns home to open clinic By Kyle Shaner - kshaner@sidneydailynews.com Eric May, kneeling, of Anna, oversees the conditioning of Emma Koenig, left, 17, of Botkins, daughter of Heide and Aaron Koenig, and Drew Dammeyer, of St. Marys, inside his new physical therapy and sports performance business in Botkins on Wednesday, Dec. 16. Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News BOTKINS – Dr. Eric May has come home to Shelby County, where he developed an interest in sports performance and physical therapy as an athlete at Anna High School, to establish his practice. May PT and Performance op...