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Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas: With trust in government waning, a Texas law can help keep a closer watch on public officials. Even citizens who continue to have faith in government can use this law to stay better informed.
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While studying art and architecture in Florence in 1996, Robert Edsel began asking questions about World War II.
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Translated as “small house” in Spanish, casitas are smaller, self-contained structures on a property or estate, separate from the main home.
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Grandma Jo said, “I knew I was getting scammed after the first $20,000, but I kept giving them money because they were the only people who called me.”
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Cindy Spence, a Preston Hollow neighbor, shares the importance of massage for individuals at the end of their life.
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I have good news – some bad news – and finally great news for you.
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The Moody Advanced Professional Studies program at Highland Park High School hosted its fourth-annual “Scots Tank” competition.
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When CC Young Senior Living residents strap on their boxing gloves, they do so to stave off symptoms brought on by Parkinson’s disease and movement disorders.
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The city of Dallas talks about being “transparent” in all they do. The actual process for the city for traffic light installations is anything but transparent.
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Chad McCaskill grew up in Preston Hollow – emphasis on up.
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I live in Preston Hollow, and there are so many issues I am concerned about for our city.
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