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Crime
Crime Reports: Feb. 25 – March 3
Remember that Leslie Gore song, "I'm Going Out the Same Way I Came In?" Well apparently, two men who visited a home in the 3600 block of Greenbrier Drive around 3 p.m. March 1 didn't and left the house with two $6,000 chairs.
Dallas Eats: From Southern Fare to Mardi Gras Tacos
From a new downtown eatery serving honest Southern fare to Mardi Gras inspired tacos and cocktails, Dallas' dining experience continues to evolve.
Disney’s “Aladdin” Tickets on Sale
The hit Broadway musical will begin performances in Dallas on June 6 through June 23, Dallas Summer Musicals and Broadway Across America announced.
Local Ride Share Teams Up With Visual Artist
The Ali K Art Car was introduced to the company's fleet this past weekend.
Crime
Crime Reports: Feb. 18 – 24
A 67-year-old female is out one piece of jewelry after the person who took her ring to get cleaned - a ring valued at $500 - just never came back.
Society
SMU To Honor Philanthropist Nancy Strauss Halbreich
Halbreich, a dedicated philanthropist in the Dallas community (and daughter of former Dallas mayor Annette Strauss), will be the recipient of the 2019 J. Erik Jonsson Ethics Award
Crime
Crime Reports: Feb. 11 – Feb. 17
One person went above and beyond in her quest to steal two bottles of wine from Whole Foods on Lomo Alto Drive: She took the bottles into the bathroom with her, removed the security devices, and then attempted to leave without paying for them.
Dallas Mayoral Race Grows
While the unofficial tally of people vying to replace outgoing Mayor Mike Rawling is around 10, only six people have officially filed with the city.
Crime
Crime Reports: Feb. 4 – Feb. 10
It was a busy Friday night / Saturday morning for one group of vandals in Highland Park. Starting before midnight and continuing into the wee hours of the morning, the vandals broke the windows of four different vehicles parked along the 4500 and 4600 block of Abbott Avenue.
Ursuline Academy: We Regret This Awful Incident
Dallas private school apologizes for 1979 "senior slave day" images in yearbook.
“Miss Saigon” Tickets On Sale Friday
The national tour of Cameron Mackintosh's Broadway revival of the legendary musical Miss Saigon will arrive in Dallas May 14.
Crime
Crime Reports: Jan. 28 – Feb. 3
A delivery truck got entangled in overhead telephone wires, which were hanging lower than normal.
Environmentally Stable Diamonds Come to West Village
Product is said to be physically, chemically, and optically identical to natural diamonds
Faith
Dallas Kitchen Serves 8 Millionth Meal to Homeless
In 1975, First Presbyterian began serving soup in the church's basement to those who were hungry.
Hudson House Debuts New Weekend Brunch
The new menu will feature house-made cream cheese, meticulously sourced bagels from a local bakery, to thin, hand-cut slices of premium quality fresh fish.
Crime
Crime Reports: Jan. 21 – Jan. 27
Everyone needs a good suit, but this is ridiculous: At 7:12 p.m. Jan. 21, a 6-feet-2, 240-pound bald man, described as being between 40 and 50, grabbed 10 blue coats at Jos. A. Bank in the Shops at Highland Park and fled without paying.
Iconic LOVE Sculpture Donated to University Park
University Park is the second location of the sculpture in Texas in addition to the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio.
Attorney Chip Brooker Named to Trial Team of the Year
The $242 million jury award is the second-largest personal-injury verdict in Dallas County history, according to VerdictSearch.
As End of Term Draws Near, Rawlings Lauds Dallas’ Progress
In his final months as Dallas mayor, Mike Rawlings is as encouraged as ever about the direction of the city.