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...For a one time membership fee of $5, seniors enjoy free annual health screening, a complimentary gift for each overnight stay at the hospital, and a free meal card per visit for an inpatient procedure.

Currently, Metroplex has more than 570 seniors enrolled in the program."It's an excellent program with many health benefits that you'll find yourself using over and over," said Kristi Allison, wellness coordinator for Metroplex Hospital.Metroplex hosts a variety of health fairs throughout the year that targets specific needs like KidFest and the Diabetes Health Fair, which will be held in the fall.Their next planned health project is the Lampasas Health Fair on June 7 at at the Lampasas Middle School in Lampasas.

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...Maybe it's because you can fool yourself into thinking you're vacationing in France, maybe it's because it's a pleasant environment, but sit down with a cream-filled brioche bun and a cup of good coffee, sip and nibble, and you will end up feeling as calmed and centered as if you had just arisen from the massage table or yoga mat.While the primary focus at Didier Dumas is pastries and sweets, there are savory items that make it perfect for a light meal.

A limited line of sandwiches and quiches, plus savory (as well as sweet) made-to-order crêpes are available and worth a try.

In the 1980s and beyond, quiche, like croissants, devolved from classic to cliché, with the quality plummeting accordingly.

If you haven't had a wedge of quiche or a plain, flaky croissant lately, let Didier Dumas re-educate you on how simple and satisfying they can be.

E-MAIL ARTICLE E-MAIL ALERTS TOP OF PAGE Post a Comment This article does not have any comments associated with it Angela Gaul/The Journal News Didier Dumas is the head pastry chef and owner of Patissiere Didier ...