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Real Talk: Jean Bateman
Jean Bateman is an award-winning real estate professional who prides herself on being able to bring a lot to the table for her clients — from expertise in remodeling, construction, disabilities-adaptation, design, and marketing.
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Bush on Afghanistan: ‘It Can Be Hard to Remain Optimistic’
Former President George Bush provided his thoughts on the situation in Afghanistan.
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Events
CAMP Hosts Reading of ‘The Land of the Pines’
CAMP Dallas will host a storytime centered around the debut novel of Summer Nilsson, The Land of the Pines, on Aug. 22.
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Society
A Day at the Races
Turtle Creek Conservancy in May hosted their signature fundraiser, the 13th-annual Day at the Races, as a hybrid event.
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The Laughs Are Back!
When Dallas Comedy House closed in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, tears were shed, hearts were broken, and nothing seemed all that funny anymore.
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Coronavirus
Dallas ISD Gets Support From White House, Education Secretary
The first day of school for many Dallas ISD students also meant mask-wearing - and the district has garnered praise from President Joe Biden and Education Secretary Miguel Cardona despite the controversy.
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Coronavirus
CDC Recommends COVID-19 Vaccination During Pregnancy
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) released new data last week and urged pregnant people to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Herring Rows to Finals for Team USA
Hockaday graduate Annie Herring finished sixth in the 4X boat at the World Rowing Junior Championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.
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Coronavirus
Texas Supreme Court Temporarily Blocks Mask Mandates
The Texas Supreme Court Sunday issued a temporary stay of restraining orders granted by lower courts in Bexar and Dallas counties.
Note: this story has been updated to include remarks from Dallas ISD superintendent Dr. Michael Hinojosa and latest court decisions.
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Coronavirus
Health Experts Weigh in on the Return to School
While the issue of mask mandates winds its way through the courts, parents and students are gearing up to return to school in a year that is so far promising to be just as turbulent as the last two years. How do you prepare for that?
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Coronavirus
Abbott Loses Dallas County, Bexar County Appeals
The 4th and 5th Court of Appeals both — within minutes — handed Gov. Greg Abbott two defeats in his bid to overturn mask mandates in Dallas and Bexar counties.
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