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National Panelists Say Museums Should Reach Out More

December 13, 2018November 15, 2019 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments American Alliance of Museums, Community, news, SAY Si, TACA Perforum, The Arts Community Alliance

With years of serving communities through the support of art, meeting with people face-to-face has become an important principle of The Arts Community Alliance (TACA).

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Flamethrower Shares Tales of Iwo Jima

December 7, 2018November 15, 2019 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments Community, Don Graves, Iwo Jima, Preston Center Rotary, Veteran, World War II

A well-decorated audience listened as Don Graves, a 93-year-old, World War II veteran, talked of his time fighting on Iwo Jima. Veterans from such wars and

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Animal-Loving Dallas Scholar Discussed During Symposium

December 3, 2018November 15, 2019 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments Animal Presences, animals, Community, Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture, James Hillman, James Hillman Symposium, Park Cities

Those who knew James Hillman, a pioneering and imaginative psychologist and co-founder of the Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture, said he was always

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Broadnax Touts Need To Work Together

November 30, 2018 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments Community, Dallas, Dallas City Manager, news, preston hollow, T.C. Broadnax

As North Texas continues to grow, taking advantage of opportunities and tackling challenges requires an all-in approach from the private and governmental

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Greenhill Grad Hopes Film Raises Delta Awareness

November 12, 2018November 15, 2019 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments Botswana, Documentaries, Greenhill School graduate, National Geographic, Neil Gelinas

In the middle of one of Earth’s largest deserts sits an oasis of human and animal life – the Okavango Delta in the African country of Botswana.

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Cruz holds off Beto; Allred, Johnson upset incumbents

November 7, 2018November 15, 2019 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments 2018 Midterm Elections, Beto O’Rourke, Colin Allred, Nathan Johnson, Pete Sessions, Senator Don Huffines, Ted Cruz

Incumbent Republican Senator Ted Cruz held on to defeat Representative Beto O’Rourke in one of the closest state senate races

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Teen Brains, Self-Harm, and Substance Abuse

November 7, 2018November 15, 2019 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments Brain, Care Dallas, Living Well, Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, Teenage Brain, Teens Can Survive and Suicide and Crisis Center, Texas Department of State Health Services

The audience began to murmur during a presentation on the teenage brain when a slide popped up showing numbers no parent wants to face.

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Voters approve tax increase for Dallas schools

November 7, 2018 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments

Voters on Tuesday approved an additional 13 cents on the maintenance and operations tax rate in Dallas ISD, placing it

Preston Hollow Schools

Luncheon to Raise Funds for Preschools

October 29, 2018 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments Brad Sham, Creative Steps Academy, education, Educational First Steps, One Childhood One Chance Luncheon, preston hollow, Rolando Blackman, schools

The nonprofit Educational First Steps, with roots in south Dallas, works with elementary-aged students across 22 area school districts.

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One Texas-OU Showdown Is Not Enough

October 26, 2018November 15, 2019 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments Cotton Bowl, Football, Oklahoma, Red River Rivalry, Special Olympics, Special Olympics International, Sports, Texas Tech

The one at the Cotton Bowl drew nearly 100,000 spectators for a wild finish that came down to a last-second field goal for a Longhorns victory, while a much

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DISD Still Hiring Drivers

October 26, 2018 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments Bus Drivers, Dallas ISD, Department of Public Safety, DISD, Hiring, preston hollow, Transportation

The sudden departure of former Dallas ISD transportation director Kayne Smith left an already hectic department scrambling, but officials said they steadied