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Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Report Sept. 30-Oct. 5
Motor vehicle thefts and break-ins leading to stolen property dominated this week's crime reports.
Events
HPHS Theater Presents ‘Pippin’
Highland Park High School theater students will transport audiences to a world of glory and adventure during their production of 'Pippin' from Oct. 16 to 19 in Highland Park High School's Palmer Auditorium. Showtimes are at 7 p.m. on Oct. 16, 17, and 18, and at 2 p.m. on Oct. 19.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Sept. 29-Oct. 5
Thieves, backyard bandits, and mischief makers were up to no good in this week's Park Cities crime reports.
News
HP, Pro Bookworms Agree: Your Library Remains Excellent
The Highland Park Library has applied for and received an Achievement of Excellence in Libraries Award every year since the award’s inception in 2005.
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TCA Students Recognized as National Merit Scholars
Samuel Qian, Nathan Youn, and Caroline Hatton have been recognized by the National Merit Scholarship Program at Trinity Christian Academy.
Community
HP to Hold Virtual Community Conversations
The Town of Highland Park will hold virtual Community Conversations on Oct. 14 and Oct. 30 to gain resident input on the community goals and priorities.
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Lane Closures on West Mockingbird Lane Begin Today
Motorists can expect lane reductions and temporary closures along West Mockingbird Lane from Lemmon Avenue to Cedar Springs Road for eight weeks, weather permitting.
Events
Film Lovers Can Help Choose Best Shorts
Area film lovers can join over 100,000 film enthusiasts around the world when the 28th Annual MANHATTAN SHORT Film Festival screens at the Highland Park Library at 1 p.m. on Oct. 4.
Crime
DPD Gains Female Recruitment, Military Representation
In a step toward strengthening public safety and building a more representative police force, the Dallas Police Department has launched its second-largest class in history, with an increased number of former military and female recruits.
News
Trick, Treat, and Traffic: Viral Mansion Returns for Halloween
A house in the 6200 block of Deloache Avenue has become the seasonal star of TikTok — again
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Building Bonds Through Service
Volunteering through the Young Men’s Service League became a meaningful part of our family rhythm — one that offered more than just service to others.
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PH Residents Oppose Changes to Trash Pickup
Grassroots efforts gain traction, including a petition with over 9,600 signatures, the appearance of protest yard signs, and a dedicated opposition website
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Whataburger, Campisi’s Return to Love Field
The two beloved eateries are again slinging burgers and pizza in airport food court
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Applications Open for FIFA World Cup Volunteers
65,000 volunteers expected to participate in program
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Dam and Bridge Reconstruction to Begin in January
Safety-focused project to cost $22 million and take two years to finish
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City of Dallas Releases Budget Plans
Police service, street and infrastructure improvements, traffic management, housing, and social services top priorities for Dallas residents
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Preston Royal Library Offers Monthly Book Discussions
Designed for readers of all backgrounds, the club offers a welcoming space where literature sparks meaningful conversation
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Pegasus Bank Announces Plans for Katy Trail Location
The new location will be built at the intersection of Harvard Avenue and Tracy Street
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DPD Hits Highest Staffing Level in Eight Years
The police force is at its highest staffing level in eight years at 3,215 officers
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Housing Forward Initiative Sees Decline in Homelessness
Decline largely attributed to City’s Street-to-Home initiative