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As we’ve discussed before, COVID-19 deaths are a lagging indicator, and that has been reflected in the daily death tolls as of late – but hospitalizations do seem to be decreasing, and numbers of new cases are also slowing down. Here is what you need to know today.
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A new hybrid school will open next year in the Oak Lawn/Turtle Creek area, offering families some of the flexibility of home schooling but the structure of traditional school.
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The burglar who hit a home at the corner of Lenel Place and Gaspar Drive in Midway Hollow Jan. 24 probably didn’t realize he was on candid camera.
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What does it mean when we say “death is a lagging indicator” when it comes to COVID-19?
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Even the most disinterested in business and stock market news probably can tell you something is going on with Grapevine-based GameStop and Fort Worth-based American Airlines, thanks to Reddit.
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It’s been more than a year since an EF3 tornado struck the Walnut Hill Elementary School building, which had been welcoming students since 1946.
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Street takeovers have become a near daily occurrence throughout Dallas, despite changes in city ordinances and the creation of a police task force to address the issue.
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One state legislator says school employees should be given priority in vaccine distribution as frontline workers, just as Dallas County reports that there have been 8,810 COVID-19 cases in school-aged children and staff reported from 716 separate K-12 schools in the past 30 days. These are some bullet points for the day.
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Looking for a few things to do this week? We have you covered, whether it’s family fun, historical dining, or art viewing.
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Dallas ISD’s magnet schools have long been popular choices for families – but over the past few years, the district has also worked to create other choices designed to attract parents and students in a very crowded field of options.
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