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Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports June 16-22
Temperatures are rising, but the property and car in this week's Park Cities crime reports aren't hot because they were left in the sun.
Beyond the Beach: Park Cities’ Libraries Offer Summer Reads
Both the HP Library and the UP Public Library are holding a variety of summer reading programs that incorporate books, fellowship, and activities.
Blanket Award Recipients Serve HPISD and Their Community
This year’s Blanket Award recipients spent their time at Highland Park High School working to bring out the best in themselves, their school, and their community.
In Case You Missed It
Congratulations, Highland Park High School Class of 2025
With hugs, claps, and cheers, Highland Park High School’s class of 2025 crossed the stage and received diplomas on May 23 at the Moody Coliseum.
UP Approves Purchase of 80 Trees for Snider Plaza
The University Park City Council moved forward with plans for a greener Snider Plaza during its June 17 meeting.
Events
Holmes Aquatic Center to Host World’s Largest Swimming Lesson
Highland Park ISD and University Park residents can join thousands of swimmers making a splash during the World’s Largest Swimming Lesson at 9 a.m. on Thursday, June 26, at the Holmes Aquatic Center, 3501 Lovers Lane.
HPISD Teachers, Staff to Receive 7-10% Pay Boost
The Highland Park ISD board of trustees approved a minimum 7% pay increase for all teachers and staff at its June 17 meeting.
Society
TACA Announces Catalyst Grant Recipients
Fifty arts organizations across Dallas County will receive a total of $650,000 in 2025 Catalyst Grants from TACA, an organization motivated to invest in the vibrancy and resilience of a diverse Dallas arts community.
Events
Wild Things on Display at the UP Public Library
Not every animal has a backbone, but the children at the University Park Public Library sure do.
The Senior Source, TXU Help Seniors Beat the Heat
TXU Energy and Dallas nonprofit The Senior Source are collaborating to keep senior citizens cool as temperatures rise this summer.
Real Talk: Harrison Polsky
Harrison Polsky began his career as a commercial real estate analyst before transitioning into residential sales, where he discovered his passion for development, new construction, and resales.