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Crime
Crime Reports April 1 – 7
Reported at 12:23 p.m. - In this week's edition of Why-Did-They-Take-It? - a crook made away with a handheld scanner that an employee had left on a shelf at the Walgreens on Northwest Highway.
Society
GALLERY: KidBiz Fashion Show
On March 31 KidBiz hosted a shopping GIVE BACK event at its new Inwood Village location, benefiting Dallas based nonprofit, HeARTS of Maya.
GoransonBain Ausley
Three Tips for Financial Wellness in Divorce
Few situations are more life-changing than divorce or other family law matters, and Lindsey Obenhaus dedicates her practice to helping clients.
Camps
It’s Normal To Feel Homesick
It’s not uncommon for first-time campers (and even second-and third-timers) to experience homesickness.
ESD student-athlete target of racist remarks
A Highland Park student is apologizing after making a racist comment on social media. The student, Highland Park sophomore Skyler Carter, directed the comment at Gabriel Letcher, a sophomore lacrosse player at Episcopal School of Dallas. Letcher is African American.
Society
GALLERY: Arabian Nights Gala
On March 23 over 500 guests filled the Sixty Five Hundred event space for the sold-out Equest Presents Arabian Nights Gala.
Dallas Chamber Symphony to End Season with “Beethoven 5”
Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 is, of course, a mainstay of the orchestra repertoire, but it is not often heard performed live by an excellent classical chamber orchestra.
Texas Ballet Theater Presents Pinocchio
Audiences of all ages will be wowed by the vivid costuming, magical storytelling, and dialogue that guides the family-friendly story of the puppet who just wants to be a “real boy.”
Faith
“Breakthrough” Emphasizes the Power of Prayer
Left to say goodbye to her son, his mother (played by Metz) cries out to God – one of the most heartbreaking minutes of my life and those around me, based on our sobs. His heart begins to beat again.