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Beach and Bay Await at the Pristine Peninsula Papagayo
Does it ever seem like as much as you love a beach vacation, they all start to feel and look the same after a while?
Jesuit Grad Aims to Make Olympic Splash
William Savarese, a former standout swimmer at Jesuit Dallas, will compete in the U.S. Olympic Trials this weekend in Indianapolis.
SMU, Thomson Reuters Host Human Trafficking Data Conference
More than 100 law enforcement agents, nonprofit organizations, government officials, researchers, data scientists, and others attended the inaugural SMU Human Trafficking Data Conference to learn about the opportunities and innovations for using quality, effective data to fight human trafficking.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports June 3-9
Reckless drivers, unwelcome guests, and fraudsters appear in this week's crime reports.
Society
Out & About: House of DIFFA ‘Royalty Untamed’
More than 1,200 attendees were there to witness to an evening of fashion, musical performances, and an auction.
Franklin Academy Teacher Awarded Heart of Teaching Grant
Christine Foggia from Benjamin Franklin International Exploratory Academy Middle School was one of 16 Dallas ISD special education teachers selected to receive one of the grants.
Filmmakers Impress Judges With Health-Focused Movies
The Hockaday School students Anu Akingbade and Anika Kapoor aim to inspire others through filmmaking and storytelling.
Friends Bring Love of Art, Fashion, Design to Ancient Game of Mahjong
Four friends from Preston Hollow and the Park Cities gathered to play mahjong on a new automatic table one day in September 2023. They loved the automation — the plain green mat on the tabletop, not so much.
Dallas Hosts Annual Juneteenth Celebrations, Events
Just under 300 miles from the site where Texas slaves were freed on June 19, 1865, Dallas continues to expand its Juneteenth celebrations in honor of the historic moment.
Area in Dallas to be Sprayed for West Nile Virus
Areas in Dallas will undergo mosquito control spraying between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. each night from Tuesday, June 11th to Wednesday, June 12th. Mosquito samples in Dallas have tested positive for the West Nile Virus and the city hopes to limit to mosquito population.
Here’s The Scoop About the End of Suze
"This is great news. It's not just a narrative," chef/owner Gilbert Garza told columnist Kersten Rettig.