Ghost town with stubborn residents in Jeffrey City Wyoming
Jeffrey City, once a uranium boom town, faded to a ghost town after mines closed. Today about three dozen iconoclasts stay, keeping the town alive with quirky acts, a small cafe, and a potter named the Mad Potter. They value quiet, preserve memories, and resist a comeback amid an active new mine talk.
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Jeffrey City
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Isobel
Split Rock
John Wayne
Charlie
Hiatt
Jesse Manley
Jeff City
Monk King Bird Pottery
St. Brendan Mission Church
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Silent dining trend blooms in New York restaurant banishing talk
In New York City, Eat in Greenpoint offers a $40 four course prix fixe with no talking. Head chef Nicholas Nauman cites India’s monk breakfasts as inspiration for quiet meals. Diners adapt with gestures while some sneak a sneeze or giggle midcourse.
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Life Care Center Earns Deficiency Free Survey
Life Care Center of Elyria earned a deficiency free health survey from the Ohio Department of Health, marking its second consecutive such result. Administrator Jon Hennemyre praised the staff for upholding state guidelines across all departments during a multi day review. Elyria location at 1212 South Abbe Rd and contact 440 365 5200.
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