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After a Year, A Light at the End of the Tornado Tunnel
To look at the moonscape that is the southeast corner of Preston and Royal a year after an EF3 tornado
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New UP Parks Director Seeks National Recognition For Department
New University Park Parks and Recreation Director Sean Johnson hopes to take the city’s parks to the next level with
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University Park Man Sentenced In Supplement Scheme
A federal court sentenced two former dietary supplement company executives, including one from University Park, to prison and ordered two
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Saint Michael’s Development To Request 13-Acre Replat
The Dallas City Council approved an ordinance granting planned development district zoning for a mixed-use development on the Saint Michael
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Collins-Allred Debate To Be Rescheduled
The debate, which was to take place tonight, will be rescheduled due to Collins’ appendectomy, her campaign said.
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County Health Officials Urge Caution for Texas-OU Weekend
As Texas-OU weekend and Halloween festivities loom on the horizon, county health officials Thursday urged the public to celebrate safely,
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Arboretum: Koi Pond Incident ‘Embarrassing’
As the weather cools and families look for outdoor activities that provide social distancing without the sweat, one group visiting
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UP City Council Talks Snider Plaza Zoning Questions
The University Park City Council this week OK’d sending a couple of Snider Plaza-related zoning questions to the Planning and
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A Doctor’s Take on Getting Back Open
Want to get museums and performance venues going again? Keep those masks on and invest in better ventilation.
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Dallas Arts Organizations Lose Nearly $68M
Furloughs surpass 1,200 as leaders scratch up funding, explore new ways to reengage with their audiences.
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Abbott: Accusations Against Paxton ‘Raise Serious Concerns’
Republished with permission. Emma PlatoffThe Texas Tribune Senior officials in the Texas Attorney General’s Office have asked federal law enforcement
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