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Society
Report Examines Non-Profit Sector
Many nonprofits rely on individual donations to fund their missions, and the pandemic had an outsized effect on the sector.
Four Seasons Project Planned For Turtle Creek
Boston-based Carpenter & Company recently announced their plans for what’s reported to be a $750 million mixed-use project that will bring Dallas’ first Four Seasons hotel, luxury housing, office space, and more to the Turtle Creek neighborhood.
Love Field Community Meeting Set for July 13
The next virtual quarterly meeting of Dallas Love Field's Good Neighbor program is Tuesday, July 13 at 6 p.m.
Abbott Sets July 8 Special Session Date
Abbott’s office did not specify what legislative priorities will be included on the special session agenda and said in an advisory that such items “will be announced prior to the convening of the special session.”
Dallas Zoo, Galleria Dallas Partner For Month of Activities
Galleria Dallas is partnering with the Dallas Zoo to create a wild collection of education and entertainment opportunities for the whole family throughout the month of July.
Real Estate Quarterly
Real Talk: Jerry Mooty Jr.
Jerry Mooty Jr., an entrepreneur and attorney, added real estate to his list of skills when he joined Rogers Healy and The Healy Companies as the director of strategy.
Yumilicious Open In New Snider Plaza Location
Snider Plaza shoppers can get their summer frozen yogurt and boba tea fix from Yumilicious in a new location in the plaza.
State Fair Announces Cooking Contests, Live Music Lineup
After a year away, the State Fair is once again ready to put home chefs and bakers through their paces in the 2021 Cooking Contests.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports June 14-20
Read the Park Cities Crime Reports for June 14 – June 20.
Events
You Don’t Have to Live in Arlington to “Go Live!” There
If you are looking for something to do, Live! by Loews in Arlington offers a brand-new hotel with resort amenities and great events, Kersten Rettig writes.
Stumped: Neighbors Decry Removal of Trees
The removal of 13 trees lining Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church’s west parking lot facing Colgate Avenue has upset some nearby residents.