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Election
What You Need to Know About the Constitutional Amendments Before Nov. 2
Two proposed amendments — one regarding religious services and another related to nursing home visitors — stem from restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic. Early voting lasts through Oct. 29.
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How Many Does Your School Have?
People Newspapers recognizes the dozens of 2022 National Merit Scholarship Program semifinalists from our markets for achieving a status earned by less than 1% of high school seniors nationwide.
Enjoy Homemade Treats for Hungry Ghosts and Goblins
I’m basically a kid at heart who adores celebrating holidays of all kinds, and that trait comes through at Halloween. I love everything about it – decorating, dressing up (usually in something scary), making a fuss over the little ones who come costumed to our door, and creating fun-to-eat treats.
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Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Oct. 18-24
Read the Park Cities Crime Reports for Oct. 18 – Oct. 24.
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Self-Guided Option Best Bet for Touring Boston’s Freedom Trail
It’s October, the prime time to visit New England for fall foliage leaf-peeping.
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Bradfield Gets ‘Sharp Dressed’ Mystery Reader
Bradfield Elementary had a ‘Sharp Dressed’ mystery reader in a second-grade class last Thursday.
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Crime
UDF CEO, Other Executives Accused of Fraud
Executives of a Grapevine-based lender that operates a real estate investment trust - two of whom are based in Highland Park - were indicted on fraud charges.
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New Town Policy Allows for Limited Remote Attendance
The Highland Park Town Council resumed in-person meetings in September, but members could continue connecting remotely under certain circumstances.
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HPHS Crowns Homecoming Queen
Highland Belle Ava Tiffany was crowned Homecoming Queen during the Scots' Homecoming game against Tyler High School Oct. 22.
What’s Up, Docs?
They may not be able to even write their names just yet, but some of Dallas’ youngest students could go to medical school. Sort of.
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Society
Looking Ahead
Get your social calendar squared away as we look ahead at upcoming events.
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