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PDF: The Bee's "Don't Miss It" entertainment guide for May

Here's a bummer of a news update from fresnobee.com:

Cedar Lanes Bowling Center will close and the building will be torn down, the business' general manager confirmed today.

The bowling house at Cedar and Shields avenues has operated since 1959. The last day of business will be June 3.

General manager Joann Christian said the building had been sold, but said she didn't know who bought it. The family that owns the bowling house is expected to release more information later, she said.

Read the entire story and see reaction from commenters -- many of whom are recounting how they practically "grew up there." Another piece of Fresno's history, soon to be gone.

PREVIOUSLY: Vintage Fresno: Pro bowling circa 1979

[photo: Craig Kohlruss / The Fresno Bee]

UPDATE: A few interesting follow-up links to share on this story, that's really become more of a silly non-story.

The L.A. Times has written about it. Meanwhile, The Collegian at Fresno State put together the most comprehensive story on this that I've seen -- getting the teacher to talk and clarifying that the whole thing was more of an "lol" moment for the anonymous student, who has since apologized to the teacher. Another student in the class had a letter published in The Bee today defending the teacher as well.

So just to recap: It sounds like the only person actually upset about this is conservative blogger/activist Oliver Darcy, who isn't in the class, doesn't attend Fresno State, isn't even in the state and is jumping on his moral high-horse based on an "lol" tweet and an online synopsis. Way to go, Oliver. *eyeroll*

ORIGINAL POST, 4/17: The human sexuality class at Fresno State has ruffled the feathers of some conservative activists because of a video shown in class last week. The story went national, getting some words on The Huffington Post and the Glenn Beck-started website The Blaze. It was recently covered locally by The Bee's Alex Tavilan.

For the last couple years, I've heard varying accounts from varying sources about the future of Fresno Magazine. A handful of times, I was told the magazine was folding or going online-only. It was like a celebrity on Twitter -- people kept reporting its death, but it wasn't actually dying.

Those rumors intensified these past few months. Then the April issue was released digitally and founder/publisher Melanie Warner confirmed in her editor's note that it was Fresno Mag's final issue.

Warner didn't elaborate much, nor have I seen any sort of formal announcement online anywhere. I sent her a note last week, asking if Fresno Mag would continue online-only and if she wanted to make a statement. She hasn't replied. Likewise, Fresno Bee biz reporter BoNhia Lee went to the launch party last week for Fresno Mag's April issue and asked Warner what was going on. She wouldn't talk.

For the newest installment of 7Qs, I've managed to nab our biggest celebrity yet: the one, the only -- Kopi.

I was a judge at the Fresno City College talent show recently with Kopi and I must say, I admire the patience and friendliness he shows every single person that approaches him. And they were many. He took pictures, signed autographs, chatted with people, hugged them. He even answered some stupid questions from a dumb blogger who stuck a camera in his face.

PREVIOUSLY IN 7Qs:
Gotta Love Fresno | Rogue Festival | Keith's BoxCar Cafe | Johnny Q | Parker | Fresno Brewing Co. | Fulton 55 | Dead in 60 Years | Travis Sheridan

Good news, Fresno eaters. Dusty Buns Bistro -- the oft-embattled (and more-oft-delicious) food truck -- is settling into a brick-and-mortar location in the Tower District. It opens tonight.

Dusty Buns Bistro is at the corner of Echo and Weldon avenues, across from Fresno High and in the same row of shops as P*DE*Q. It'll be open 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday, serving the same fresh, local and seasonal food that draws big lines to its food truck.

This doesn't mean the bistro bus will stop truckin'. Dusty Buns is still doing the food truck thing -- just for the lunch crowd. It's keeping its usual afternoon stops on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday and changing its Thursday night Wishow Row stop to a 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. lunch stop.

So basically, you'll find Dusty Buns out on the streets for lunch Wednesday-Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., then in the restaurant from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. those same days. The entire schedule is here.

The Bee's Bethany Clough explains why all this is great news for Dusty Buns fans: