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Local and state officials had warned it could happen, but Thursday’s COVID-19 hospitalizations officially created the scenario that would trigger a state-mandated rollback for businesses like bars, gyms, and retail stores.
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It’s been a wild year for the reborn Dallas Education Foundation. When it re-launched after dormancy in 2019, nobody could imagine that just a few weeks later, a tornado would immediately spur the organization into action quickly to help the Dallas ISD schools impacted by it.
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As the state and county are looking at what many experts are calling an uncontrolled surge of COVID-19, the familiar refrain to stay home whenever possible and wear a mask when around people you don’t live with continues unabated. Here are today’s bullet points.
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When restaurants and shops across North Texas closed last spring when the pandemic hit, Preston Hollow’s Anurag Jain had one prevailing thought.
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Tracy Walder was, by far, one of Hockaday’s bragging points in recent years. The former CIA counterterrorism pro and FBI agent came to the school to teach history in 2010. But that relationship has soured, and now the former teacher is suing the school.
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Learning during a pandemic – with mass shutdowns of schools and inequities to access to everything from instructional supports to broadband internet – is uncharted territory.
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A total of 3,822 new confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus were reported by Dallas County health officials Saturday and Sunday, and an additional 463 probable cases were reported, along with 10 deaths.
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What happens when a global pandemic hits your city, and students leave for spring break and just never come back?
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Necessity, they say, is the mother of invention, and it’s certainly the case for a group of women who wanted to shop small and responsibly, but were having a hard time pinning down exactly where one can do that.
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On the surface, two out of five might not seem like a big win for Dallas ISD. But when two of the five bond propositions on the November ballot equate to $3.54 billion of a $3.7 billion ask, the win becomes much clearer.
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How did our readers vote? We take a look at the results of our People-Powered election surveys, and compare them to the results of the election.
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