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Out and About

From Rose All Day to Ramen All Night

This week's food roundup talks new food subscription services, where to sip Rosé all day this weekend, and a stop into neighborhood favorite, Village Burger Bar. 

Town Seeks Teens For IMPACT HP

Applications for the second year of IMPACT, a program for students in grades nine through 12, are due June 17.
Faith

Local Church to Host Concert with Former “American Idol” Contestant

Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church is kicking off summer with a concert and gelato.
Inside the Cause

Horse-based Therapy Helps Veterans Transition to Civilian Life

The statistics are real. More than 6,000 veterans have committed suicide each year, according to an eight-year analysis by the Veterans Administration.
Crime

UPPD Announces New Digital Program to Fight Crime

UPPD recently enrolled in Neighbors by Ring, an app that monitors crime and provides real-time updates and safety alerts to the community.
Society

GALLERY: Texas Women’s Foundation Honors for Leadership

Texas Women’s Foundation held its Leadership Forum & Awards Dinner, presented by AT&T, on May 2 at the Omni Dallas Hotel.
Events

Dog-loving Dallas Establishments to Host Pet Adoptions

A free community class called “Plank for Paws” to raise awareness of dogs needing homes is also scheduled.
Crime

Crime: May 20 – 26

A $100 Broker Hyde wallet that likely fell onto the driveway from its owner's pocket when he got home in the the 3600 block of Normandy Avenue at 6:30 p.m. May 21 was discovered missing at 6:30 a.m. the next day.

Highland Park Local Opens Niche Perfumery

The Scent Room carries more than 30 independent, hard to find niche perfumes lines and more than 300 fragrances.

Highly Anticipated Italian Restaurant Opens inside The Plaza at Preston Center

il Bracco offers classic Italian dishes with contemporary additions.

Broadway Musical “Aladdin” to Open in Dallas

Locals performing in the musical include Clinton Greenspan in the role of Aladdin and Major Attaway as Genie.
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