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Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Sept. 23-29
Thieves and scammers feature in this week's Park Cities Crime Reports.
UP Public Library to Offer ‘Chat and Play’ Workshops
The University Park Public Library is offering new programming to support its youngest readers and their families in the critical early years of child development.
Events
The McConaugheys Bring Awareness, Funds to NFNL
The Texas native and his wife discussed the importance of schools getting post-Uvalde safety grants
AIA Dallas Tour of Homes Comes to Purdue Street
The tour is presented annually by the American Institute of Architects and features home designs viewed as groundbreaking by its members.
John Hinckley Jr. Subject of New Documentary
The would-be assassin of President Ronald Reagan, who spent his formative years in the Park Cities, now seeks redemption as a free man.
In Case You Missed It
Defense Shines as HP Rolls Past Tyler
The Scots shut down a high-powered Tyler offense in a 35-9 victory in the District 7-5A Div. I opener on Friday at Highlander Stadium.
Crime
Crime and Social Media: Willis Aims to ‘Separate Fact From Fiction’
Residents advised to: TAKE LOCK HIDE when leaving car and stay aware of surroundings
Announcements
Find Pumpkins, More to Talk About at NorthPark
NorthPark Center brings story time, apple cider, and creepy critters to their courtyard.
Armstrong Makes Waves This School Year
HPISD’s first and oldest school is calling for “all hands on deck” this year as it celebrates its 110th anniversary and sets sail for new journeys with the theme “Ahoy! Armstrong.”
HPHS to Host Landmark Fulldome Film Festival
An immersive experience in the state-of-the-art digitarium will offer powerful stories and visuals from nine selected short films.
What’s New in HPISD Technology? The Guidelines for Its Use
Parents may notice some changes in how HPISD students use technology this year, and they don’t include shiny new Chromebooks or tablets.