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University Park Announces New Director of Human Resources
University Park has selected Talia Gregory, who has more than 20 years of comprehensive Human Resources experience, as the city's new Director of Human Resources.
Philanthropy
Bakers, Pastry Chefs Decorate for a Cause
On display at participating Highland Park Village retailers, attendees can stroll between shops to view and bid on the decorated gingerbread houses through Nov. 30
Living Well
Take Your Pic(k): Coastal, Treetop, Snow-Capped Escapes
A Shangri-La canopy of Higuera trees envelop the secluded spa area, with steam, mud grottos, and cold plunge pools set among natural volcanic rock
Living
Cedar Creek Lake Top Choice for Second Home Buyers
Luxury lake living is becoming a coveted commodity for Dallas residents looking for a slower pace
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Nov. 11-17
Fraudsters, reckless drivers, and car burglars plague the Park Cities in this week's crime reports.
Bush Center Plans a December Full of Holiday Fun
Holiday events at the George W. Bush Presidential Center include a visit to the replica Oval Office from Santa himself.
UP City Council to Consider More E-Bike Regs
University Park’s City Council will consider an ordinance that would limit electric bike usage to licensed drivers, require e-bike operators to obtain permits, and impose other safety restrictions on e-bikes during its Nov. 19 meeting at 5 p.m. in City Hall, 3800 University Blvd.
General
HPISD Staff to Receive First Bond Benefits in December
HPISD teachers and staff will receive $1,400 stipends next month thanks to the $137.3 million bond passed by voters on Nov. 5.
In Case You Missed It
Dallas Bids Adieu to Gracious Host, Restaurateur Al Biernat
After nearly a year-long battle with the disease, the restauranteur has died at age 69
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Nov. 4-10
Cyber criminals created chaos for Park Cities residents in this week's crime reports.
In Case You Missed It
UP Public Library Holds Play Area Open House
The library hosted an open house on Nov. 9 for its new Family Place Play Area. The space is equipped with a revolving selection of toys that on Saturday included a dress-up corner, play kitchen, blocks, toy vehicles, and infant toys.
Friends of the UP Public Library to Host Book Sale
The sale at the Peek Service Center, 4420 Worcola St., will be open to the public from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Nov. 13-15, and from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Nov. 16. There will be a presale for Friends members from 2 to 4:30 p.m. on Nov. 12.
General
UP Launches Snider Plaza Holiday Passport
As shoppers explore the plaza, they can have their passports signed and then exchanged for free merchandise to celebrate the city's centennial.
Scots Football Game Rescheduled due to Weather
Can’t wait for Friday night football? Thanks to the weather forecast, you won’t have to.
Friends of the UP Public Library Recognizes Volunteers of the Year
The Friends of the University Park Public Library recognized three outstanding teens as Diane Galloway Volunteers of the Year at the Nov. 5 meeting of the University Park City Council.
Events
Spirit of Generations Award to Honor Elaine Agather
The Senior Source event recognizes impactful women in Dallas and will take place at the Hilton Anatole Feb. 27.
Election
HPISD Bond Passes, Meyer Retains Seat
Voters in Highland Park ISD approved by a large margin the district’s $137.3 million bond proposal on Nov. 5.
Bond Election
Early counts favor HPISD Bond, Meyer, but Dallas propositions getting mixed results
Voters in Highland Park ISD are on track to approve by a large margin the district’s $137.3 million bond proposal.
Society
Art for Advocacy Event Benefits Children of Dallas
The City's sanitation department announcement indicates the recycling guidelines and services are specifically for residents living within the City of Dallas
Events
UP Public Library Opens Family Place Play Area
Young bookworms and their families are invited to explore the space during an open house from 11 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Nov. 9.