Bay Area Edition | May 2023

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Parry’s will feature New York-style pizza, wings, calzones, sandwiches, wraps, salads, pasta and at least 80 craft beers. www.parryspizza.com RELOCATIONS 10 Main St Bistro on the weekend of April 8 opened at the Walding Station at 100 Perkins Ave., League City, which corners Main Street. The restaurant’s original location at 615 Main St., League City, closed after Feb. 24 pending the relocation. Main St Bistro serves various foods such as tuna poke, fried pork chops and chicken Parmesan sandwiches. 281-332-8800. www.facebook.com/ mainstbistroleaguecity IN THE NEWS 11 From 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 30 through June 1, the Vessel Turn-in Program event will take place, allowing Harris County residents to turn in old boats that no longer operate. The event will be held at the park- ing lot of the Clear Lake Park Community Center, 5002 NASA Parkway, Seabrook. Residents can bring their old boats to be veried for eligibility. Boats must be clear of trash and debris. Since it began in 2015, the program has hosted 33 events, removing a total of 1,267 derelict boats measuring 21,058 feet, according to the release. 713-274-2222. www.glo.texas.gov CLOSINGS 12 Pappas Restaurants , which has served guests at William P. Hobby Airport at 7800 Airport Blvd., Houston, for over 20 years, will close airport operations as a result of Houston City Council’s March 8 decision to award hospitality group Areas with a 10-year contract to open 10 new restaurants at the airport. These would replace existing concepts Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen, Pappasito’s Cantina, Pappas Burgers and Pappas Bar-B-Q. The transition will take place over the next two years. www.pappas.com 13 Einstein Bros. Bagels at 923 Bay Area Blvd., Houston, permanently closed earlier this year. Einstein Bros. sells ba- gels, schmears and breakfast sandwiches. www.einsteinbros.com

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On April 14, Lone Star Flight Museum, 11551 Aerospace Ave., Houston, opened its new permanent exhibit, Space Gallery.

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FEATURED IMPACT NOW OPEN Residents now have a new place they can learn about outer space. On April 14, Lone Star Flight Museum , 11551 Aerospace Ave., Houston, opened its new permanent exhibit, Space Gallery. The exhibit features the NASA Crew Compartment Trainer-2, EVA Airlock System, Space Shuttle Motion Base Simulator, a rover and other NASA artifacts, all with the goal of giving visitors a deeper understanding of astronaut training and the concept of living and working in space. The equipment is on loan to the museum from the Johnson Space Center. The new gallery also marks an expanded view of the museum’s content showing the evolution from aviation to aerospace. Many astronauts began their careers as pilots and have backgrounds in military and STEM elds, which the museum already showcases, according to a museum news release. The new exhibit focuses on each of the training systems and how they were used to train astronauts who have been to space. The gallery features

the personal journeys of pilots who became astronauts. The exhibit also includes displays of medical kits, shuttle tools, an astronaut sleeping bag and other items that show what life is like in space, and the gallery also features personal items from retired NASA astronauts, such as Friendswood Mayor Mike Foreman. Finally, Space Gallery includes three touchscreens that show the anatomy of a shuttle; a virtual tour of the Crew Compartment Trainer, which also can be viewed in person; and the history of space shuttle missions. 346-708-2517. www.lonestar ight.org

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