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Chae Marsh, a first-generation Korean-American, faced financial struggles, bullying, and a language barrier — but along the way, she gained qualities that led her to entrepreneurship.
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Last week, a study showed child-sized doses of the Pfizer BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine are 91% effective at preventing symptomatic infection in 5-to-11-year-olds, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) OK’d booster shots for more people.
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The Texas Film Commission announced yesterday that the Texas Archive of the Moving Image is accepting films and videotapes for the 2021 Texas Film Round-Up through the end of October.
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More than 3,600 Texas seniors may have had their lives saved by getting vaccinated against COVID-19, a new federal study indicates.
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Vaccination rates are rising in rural America amid the shrinking supply of monoclonal antibodies in seven states.
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A new strain of COVID-19, Mu, has reached Dallas.
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On a bitterly cold Dec. 8, 2006, a University Park couple finished putting their children to bed and noticed a primped gray cat pounce onto the porch.
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FBI Dallas Special Agent in Charge Matthew DeSarno announced the selection of Hillwood, a Perot Company, as the Dallas Division’s recipient of the 2020 FBI Director’s Community Leadership Award.
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Perhaps more girls will become doctors after visiting NorthPark Center and viewing an orange statue of Dr. Nina Niu Sanford.
(Read time: 3.6 minutes)
Marsh, a Park Cities mom, launched the Kickstarter for her company Ring-Along last week. The campaign will end Sept. 25.
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Delivery-centric Tex-Mex eatery Fajita Pete’s will commemorate National Fajita Day by donating 10% of systemwide profits from August 16-20 to local chapters of the Boys & Girls Club in Austin, Dallas, and Houston, as well as Kansas City, Missouri.
(Read time: 1.8 minutes)