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Explorer Victor Vescovo Remembers Friends Aboard Titan Submersible

St. Mark’s alumnus-turned-explorer Victor Vescovo, the first explorer to reach the top of the world’s continents and the bottom of its oceans, wrote about the loss of two of his friends on the Titan submersible.
Faith

Faith Friday: Transform Dallas

Highland Park Presbyterian Church is participating in the sixth-annual Transform Dallas work day June 24.
Society

Out & About: Turtle Creek Association Azalea Luncheon

The association hosted its luncheon April 25 at the Rosewood Mansion.
Society

Out & About: Orchid Giving Circle POWER Leadership Forum

The Orchid Giving Circle celebrated its largest annual fundraising event May 12.

House of the Month: 9851 Kingsway Ave.

Situated in a new gated community in Preston Hollow, this stunning, customized, 4,414-square-foot recently completed move-in ready home offers a rare opportunity for the new owner to choose final cosmetic finishes.

Green Space, Stores, and Restaurants Coming to Galleria

Plans are underway for a new outdoor green space with seating in the plaza at the mall’s main entrance facing the Dallas North Tollway, known as The Alley. 

Hillcrest Teachers Awarded Education Foundation Grants

The Dallas Education Foundation has announced the recipients of its inaugural HeART of Teaching Discretionary Grant Awards Cycle, which includes Theresa Anderson and Karleen Hesselbacher.
Society

Out & About: Orphan Outreach Children’s Hope Dinner

The nonprofit raised more than $670,000 to support vulnerable and orphaned children in nine countries.
In Case You Missed It

Dallas 24 Hour Club CEO Retires, Successor Named

Marsha Williamson recently announced her retirement, and COO Tim Grigsby will step into her role effective this fall.
Society

Out & About: Dwell with Dignity Art & Color Party

Three hundred guests got a first look at the artwork for this year's Thrift Studio, Dwell with Dignity's fundraiser and pop-up store, at the organization's Art & Color party May 11.

DPD Requires Online Reporting of Non-Emergency Offenses

"It's quick, saves you time, and frees our officers for higher emergency calls," a tweet announcing the change says.
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