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Jose Armendariz didn’t start out as a teacher. But 17 years after embarking on a career as an elementary school educator, he’s earned a spot among the teachers that are considered Dallas ISD’s best.
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Throughout the pandemic, pulling on a mask to interact with strangers became a matter of course – and new guidance freeing vaccinated individuals from the ritual has some worried.
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When Dallas Midtown redeveloper Scott Beck turned his eye to the Dallas residential real estate market.
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Around 2 a.m. Saturday, the Texas Senate passed a new version of a house bill that some have touted as being anti-critical race theory — despite the fact that the phrase never graces the text of the bill.
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Speed racing, Midtown, crime and safety, and streets were among the things discussed when Jaynie Schultz and Barry Wernick, who are both vying for the District 11 city council seat in a June runoff election, participated in a lunchtime virtual forum held Friday.
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Educators, students, and school districts are gearing up to fight a bill that they say will making teaching and learning difficult — and that might hamper programs like International Baccalaureate and Advanced Placement courses.
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A little more than 24 hours after District 13 candidates Leland Burk and Gay Donnell Willis had fairly congenial exchanges at a virtual forum, Burk’s campaign fired off a missive demanding Donnell Willis withdraw from the race.
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If the past year has taught us anything, having a place within driving distance that feels like a vacation, but with all the comforts of home, is a great way to combat those social-distancing blues.
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Voters living in Dallas City Council District 13 had an opportunity Wednesday to hear from their two options — Leland Burk and Gay Donnell Willis — during a lunchtime forum.
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Not to air his dirty laundry, but Preston Hollow’s Don Henley has found himself among several artists embroiled in an anti-trust case that has been bouncing around the courts for years.
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A man accused of hitting Dallas police officer Mitchell Penton with his car and killing him in February has been indicted on a a felony charge, court records indicate.
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