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Temple Emanu-El announced late last month that it had fired a rabbi after he was accused of sexual misconduct following an investigation at a New York synagogue where he once served.
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Infectious disease experts (and mathematicians) are pretty unanimous: 64% is nice, but 94% is even better.
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A sunny, Texas-warm spring day found Crystal Wilson and Jill Cartwright painstakingly brushing new paint over faded artwork on a wall that stretches along a swath of Forest Lane.
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After President Joe Biden announced that the country would begin a shift from mass vaccination efforts to more tailored options in more neighborhoods, Texas health officials began making changes to the way COVID vaccines are distributed, too.
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If you like it, you can put a keyring on it. A recent study by the wellness publication eachnight found that Dallas-Fort Worth ranks third when it comes to having properties affordable enough for a single person to buy.
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One group of school-aged children may be able to get a COVID vaccination within the next couple of weeks, and an even younger cohort will likely be able to be immunized in the fall.
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It’s a wild and wooly time to buy a house, but it can be especially trepidatious for the first-time buyer, now tasked with navigating the process during a time when homes sometimes only last hours on the market.
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Attendees of The Arts Community Alliance Silver Cup Luncheon Tuesday found themselves greeted at first by some light sprinkles as they chatted on the lawn of the Annette Strauss Square at the AT&T Performing Arts Center — but the skies parted and the sun arrived just in time.
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Like most parents, Preston Hollow’s Sarah Naughton, found herself caught by surprise last spring in the early stages of the pandemic.
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Out of nine finalists, three Dallas ISD teachers were chosen for Teacher of the Year in a televised event that aired on WFAA’s Good Morning Texas Monday morning — and a familiar face at Pershing Elementary was one of those three.
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It’s been a discussion point for more than a couple of city council candidates, but the city has made a new move toward anchoring cultural offerings and an eventual park near the site of the old Valley View Mall.
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