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Dallas North Tollway Lane Closures to Impact Traffic in the Park Cities, Preston Hollow

Lane closures on and along the Dallas North Tollway are impacting drivers in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow
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Laura Bush Foundation Awards $1.1 Million in School Library Grants 

The grants are intended to support school libraries with the greatest needs and encourage students to develop lifelong reading habits
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Trey’s Law Clears U.S. Senate Committee

Trey's law, a bill banning nondisclosure agreements in child sex abuse cases, is another step closer to becoming the law of the land nationally
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Microtransit and Paratransit Get Rolling in Highland Park

DART will no longer provide services in the Town of Highland Park following a canvassing of the election results on May 13
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Voucher Program Has Limited Appeal for Private Schools

Many Park Cities and Preston Hollow independent schools join the program, while other top-tier institutions opt out
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Preston Hollow Crime Reports May 5-10

Burglaries and assaults, including one by a canine, kept DPD busy in this week's crime reports
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Man Found Dead in Bachman Lake, Officials Say

Officials are investigating after they say a man's body was found in Bachman Lake Sunday
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La Fiesta de las Seis Banderas Kicks Off 2026 Season

La Fiesta de las Seis Banderas has contributed more than $11.79 million to the Park Cities community, supporting a wide range of educational, charitable, and civic initiatives
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SMU Moves Some Final Exams After Cyberattack Affecting Canvas Systems

SMU has rescheduled some final exams after Canvas, a web-based learning management system used by it and thousands of other schools and universities, was impacted by a cyberattack
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New University Park City Council Members Sworn In

The City of University Park welcomed new faces to the city council and said goodbye to former Mayor Tommy Stewart and council members Mark Aldredge and Bob Myers
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UP Cancels Alternate Paratransit Agreement Following DART Vote

The University Park City Council has canceled an agreement to provide paratransit services in the wake of voters' decision to remain part of Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART)
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HP Town Officials Identify Streets for Repavement

Streets are prioritized based on specific pavement evaluation criteria
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Short-Term Rental Demand Rises Ahead of 2026 FIFA

Here’s what to know about short-term rental policy in Dallas, Highland Park, and University Park ahead of the big event
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Election Results in the Park Cities, Preston Hollow

Voters in Highland Park and University Park headed to the polls May 2 to weigh in on whether to remain part of Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART). Highland Park voters also chose new Town Council members. Voters in Preston Hollow, meanwhile, considered a massive $6.2 billion Dallas ISD bond, among other local issues
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Possible Upgrades Around Scotland Yard OK’d

Plans for potential upgrades around the Scotland Yard baseball field took a step forward with a green light from University Park’s Planning and Zoning Commission
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Elizabeth Toon Charities to Host Clay Shoot, Concert

Elizabeth Toon Charities will host the 20th-annual Clay Shoot and Concert May 7-8
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Preston Hollow Crime Reports April 21-26

Cars thefts and break-ins plagued DPD in Preston Hollow this week
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Appeals Court Rejects Precinct-Based Voting Push

An appeals court declined to issue an emergency court order restoring precinct-based voting for the primary runoff election
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Work to Begin on New Gas Main Under DNT

Construction will wrap up soon on the south side parking lot of the 4300 block of Lovers Lane after about a year of work along the Miracle Mile, but another project will have some traffic impacts in the area
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Police Investigating Death of Man Found Injured In 5600 Block of North Central Expressway

Police are investigating the death of a man who they say was found in the 5600 block of North Central Expressway early Thursday and hospitalized with an "apparent puncture wound"
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