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Highland Park Names New Town Administrator
Tobin E. Maples will come to the town from Fair Oaks Ranch, Texas, where he currently serves as city manager.
Society
Dallas CASA to Honor Cherish the Children Awardees
The organization will celebrate Sally Hoglund and Kristy Robinson May 5 at The Statler.
Society
Out & About: Dallas Service Forum Luncheon
More than 250 guests helped raise nearly $120,000 so far at the Dallas Service Forum “A Royal Affair” luncheon and fundraiser March 28 at Northwood Club. The event also celebrated 45 years of the Dallas Service Forum.
Society
Out & About: ReuNight Reveal Party
The Family Place recently announced Joyce Goss will serve as honorary chair and Meridien executive chef Junior Borges will serve as the chef for the 10th-annual ReuNight event May 18.
Camps
Kersten Rettig: Camp Food Fuels Adventure and Memories
The first Sunday in June marks the start of camp season.
50 Years, Three Generations, One Incredible Secret Recipe
Suzanne Miller, her daughter Anne Miller Morris, and daughter-in-law Morgan Miller are the heirs to one incredible family recipe.
Festival of Joy Celebrating Fourth Year at Klyde Warren Park
As part of the parade, hundreds of festivalgoers will pull a colorful chariot carrying the deities of Jagannatha, Balarama, and Subhadra along Flora Street.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports April 3-9
A dog napper, package pilferers, and shoplifters plague the Park Cities Crime Reports for April 3-9.
Ziling Zhou Finds Time for Painting
Many now-famous artists never sold a painting in their lifetimes, but 15-year-old Highland Park High School student Ziling Zhou has already exhibited and even sold a few pieces.
Deep Family Connections Power UPUMC Program
Carita Youngblood’s connections to The Weekday School at University Park United Methodist Church (UPUMC) date to its beginnings.
UP Approves Continuation of Snider Plaza Parking Program
The University Park City Council April 4 approved continuing a program that allows businesses in Snider Plaza to use up to 100 city-leased spaces in the Hilltop Plaza garage.