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HPISD Roundup: Preservation Push Could Delay Hyer Construction

January 16, 2019November 15, 2019 Timothy Glaze 3 Comments

Board members are worried that election into the commission would throw a wrench into future plans for the building.

What’s Next for Preston Center, ‘Pink Wall’ Areas?

January 16, 2019November 15, 2019 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments construction, Dallas North Tollway, Dallas Zoning, Jennifer Gates, news, Planned Development 15, Preston Center

The direction of redevelopment along Northwest Highway could come into focus this spring as separate Dallas zoning cases and ongoing discussions over replacing

Crime Park Cities

Crime: Jan. 7 – Jan. 13

January 15, 2019November 15, 2019 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments Crime, CVS, Head and Shoulders, Highland Park, University Park

How bad does your dandruff have to be to steal 28 bottles of Head and Shoulders shampoo? Such a theft occurred at 3:34 p.m. Jan. 7 when a shoplifter left the CVS located at the 3000 block of Mockingbird Lane with $268.52 worth of product.

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HPISD Leaders Want Relief from ‘Robin Hood’

January 15, 2019November 15, 2019 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments Community, Highland Park ISD, HPISD, news, Recapture, Robin Hood, Texas Commission on Public School Finance, The Commit! Partnership

As lawmakers in Austin look to tackle school finance this legislative session, educators in Highland Park ISD and other property-rich districts are hoping for

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Hall: We Will Always Be ‘Dallas Strong’

January 3, 2019 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments Crime, Dallas police, Dallas Strong, news, North Dallas Chamber of Commerce, preston hollow, u. renee hall

As Dallas police chief U. Renee Hall continues to acclimate herself in the city, she’s touting the benefits of collaboration and collective effort.

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Helping the In-Between

January 2, 2019November 15, 2019 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments education, Oak Hill Academy, Pam Quarterman, schools, Segue Center, special needs

As executive director of Oak Hill Academy for more than 30 years, Park Cities resident Pam Quarterman has seen first-hand the struggles children with special

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Globetrotting Art Teacher Ready To Return to the Ring

December 26, 2018 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments Amber Stautzenberger, Boxer, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, education, ESD, Hope for the Silent Voices, Mixed Martial Arts, MMA, preston hollow, schools, Students Shoulder-to-Shoulder

Amber Stautzenberger is no ordinary educator. She’s found a passion – one of her many – as the early childhood art and inclusion coordinator at Episcopal School

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Dallas Mom Authors Two Children’s Books

December 25, 2018November 15, 2019 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments Author, Dallas Mom, Goodnight Lakewood, Goodnight Moon, goodnight park cities, Jaclyn Amend, Lakewood, Park Cities

For Lakewood resident Jaclyn Amend, writing a children’s book was merely a way to encourage reading and promote a sense of wonder for her two sons.

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Dallas Homeless Shelter Focuses On Teen Needs

December 25, 2018 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments After8toEducate, Dallas ISD, education, Fannie C. Harris Youth Center, Harris Center, homeless shelter, preston hollow, schools

For those involved with Dallas’ new Fannie C. Harris Youth Center, ditching the stigma of homeless shelters is important.

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Broadway Star Likes Teaching During Trips Back Home

December 24, 2018November 15, 2019 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments Christine Cornish, Community, Highland Park, Highland Park High, Park Cities, Preston Center Dance, schools, The Majestic Theater, the majestic unplugged

Christine Cornish is living her dream as a Broadway actress, with career performances that include such classics as Cats, My Fair Lady, and Kiss Me, Kate.

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Eleven Named in Jesuit Abuse Scandal

December 18, 2018November 15, 2019 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments Abuse, campus, Catholic, JCSP, Jesuit College Preparatory School, news, Province, Scandal, schools

The Jesuits’ Central and Southern Province has named several former Dallas Jesuits in a preliminary list of those credibly accused of inappropriate conduct with minors.