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Camps
Kersten Rettig: Camp Food Fuels Adventure and Memories
The first Sunday in June marks the start of camp season.
50 Years, Three Generations, One Incredible Secret Recipe
Suzanne Miller, her daughter Anne Miller Morris, and daughter-in-law Morgan Miller are the heirs to one incredible family recipe.
Festival of Joy Celebrating Fourth Year at Klyde Warren Park
As part of the parade, hundreds of festivalgoers will pull a colorful chariot carrying the deities of Jagannatha, Balarama, and Subhadra along Flora Street.
One-fourth of Cistercian Seniors Achieve Eagle Scout
Boy Scouts and Cistercian both feature a multiyear program that builds upon itself and focuses on independent learning, life skills, project management, leadership, teamwork, and service.
Crime
DPD: NorthPark Evacuated for ‘Unconfirmed Threat’
NorthPark Center was evacuated around 10:30 a.m. April 8
Firefighters Respond to Another Valley View Mall Fire
Dallas Fire-Rescue responded to a fire at the remaining portion of the old Valley View Mall late April 7, the third fire there in as many months.
Faith
Faith Friday: Royal Lane Baptist Church Hosting Walk Through Holy Week, Easter Egg Hunt
Royal Lane Baptist Church is hosting the annual Walk Through Holy Week and Easter Egg Hunt April 8 for youth, children, and parents.
Obituaries
Jerrie Marcus Smith Dies at 86
Throughout her life, she volunteered and served as a trustee with organizations including the Junior League of Dallas, the Dallas Woman's Club, the Dallas Zoo, Hockaday, The Episcopal School of Dallas, and more.
Episcopal School of Dallas Student Died Overnight
"We suffered a tragic loss overnight and our community is grieving," ESD head of school David Baad told People Newspapers via email.
Hope Supply Co. Celebrates New Diaper Pantry
Hope Supply Co., a Dallas-based nonprofit committed to providing material support to homeless and at-risk children, celebrated the opening of its new in-house/direct service diaper pantry in March.
Faith
Jack Levison: Holy Scriptures and Dead Sea Scrolls Proclaim a Messiah Who Conquered Death for Himself, Others
You may have heard someone, maybe a preacher, ask on Palm Sunday, “What did the crowds waving palm branches expect when Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey?” And you may have heard a dozen different answers. What, in fact, did the crowds expect? One answer occurs in the Dead Sea Scrolls,