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General
Mockingbird Station is For Sale
Mockingbird Station, Dallas’ premier transit-oriented development, is for sale.
Thomas Jefferson HS Projected to Open in January
Superintendent Stephanie Elizalde looks forward to a “homecoming” for the students displaced after the October 2019 tornado destroyed Thomas Jefferson High School.
Happenings on the Hill
“Vermeer of Delft is the pinnacle of painting … in the drama of his work, the pictorial problem disappears,” Salvador Dalí once said.
Society
‘Could Have Danced All Night’ as Swiss Avenue Home Goes Broadway
From the front porch of Clare and Cal Chaney’s Swiss Avenue home, Dallas native Logan Lowery welcomed guests by singing On the Street Where You Live.
French Trade Office Opens In Dallas International District
The Trade Office of France opened in the new Dallas International District Monday – the district’s first international outpost.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Nov. 28-Dec. 4
Sneaky shoplifters, reckless drivers, and a construction site vandal plague the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for Nov. 28-Dec. 4.
NorthPark’s New Santa is An Engineer and Rockstar
When Joel Lagrone isn’t working as an engineer at Lockheed Martin, he’s playing Santa Claus at NorthPark Center.
Pandemic Prompted an SMU Alum to Make Her First Movie
Mollie Mulvey was set to graduate from SMU in spring 2020 before moving to Chicago to study with the Second City comedy troupe and start making films.
Society of St. Vincent de Paul Among 2022 Fall Grant Recipients
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul and Catholic Campus Ministry at SMU are among 15 charities chosen for fall 2022 grants from the Catholic Foundation.
Communities Foundation CEO Dave Scullin to Retire
Communities Foundation of Texas CEO Dave Scullin will retire in March 2023 after six years at the helm of the largest community foundation in Texas.
Parish Rolls to 4th Straight TAPPS Title
With a decisive 38-14 victory over Plano Prestonwood, Parish Episcopal joined an elite group of just 12 Texas programs — public or private — to win four consecutive state titles.