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Search on For Passengers of 9/11’s Flight 49
On 9/11, 38 international flights descended in Gander, Newfoundland, and the 7,000 passengers aboard those flights immediately doubled the population of the small town.
One flight was headed to Dallas/Fort Worth, from Paris.
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Calling All Father Figures: Mentoring Opportunities Available
Dallas ISD is looking for dads -- and father figures -- to take advantage of opportunities to be mentors and leaders on local campuses with a Dads Draft Day Oct. 23.
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HP Celebrates Reopening of Douglas, Fairfax Parks
The town of Highland Park celebrated the re-opening of Douglas and Fairfax Parks Saturday.
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High School Football Scoreboard: Oct. 16
How did local teams fair this week? Check out our high school football scoreboard.
HP Offense Clicks in Rout Over Bulldogs
The Scots parlayed a fast start into their first blowout victory of the season, rolling past McKinney North 59-24 on Friday. (Read time: 3.9 minutes)
Gallery: Highland Park vs. McKinney North
After a string of seesaw tussles and close calls, Highland Park could breathe a little easier on Friday, rolling past McKinney North 59-24.
Bill and Kim Shaddock Commit $6M to SMU Cox School of Business
A $6 million from Kim and Bill Shaddock will establish Shaddock Hall as part of SMU’s renovation of the Cox School of Business.
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Gallery: Highland Park Tennis vs. Cleburne
The Scots rolled to a 10-0 win over Cleburne on Tuesday in the bi-district round of the playoffs, then followed that up with an identical 10-0 shellacking of Hallsville on Thursday at the Seay Tennis Center.
Scots Double Up on District XC Titles
Highland Park showcased its depth by sweeping the boys and girls team titles at the District 13-5A cross country meet on Thursday. (Read time: 1.5 minutes)
HP Cruises Through Early Playoff Rounds
Highland Park’s first two hurdles were more like minor speed bumps in the quest for a sixth consecutive Class 5A team tennis state championship. (Read time: 0.9 minutes)
Park Cities Coaching Finds Niche With Aspiring Athletes
As much as Carter Clements enjoyed competing in soccer, tennis, or track as a teenager in Virginia, he had the heart of a coach.
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