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As it marks seven decades, the North Dallas Chamber of Commerce (NDCC) celebrates generations of advocacy and development that shaped Dallas into the thriving, diverse, cosmopolitan city it is today.
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University Park lost its first – and only – library director when Sharon Perry Martin retired after more than 11 years of service.
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When I think of Louisiana, I think of New Orleans, Mardi Gras, trees draped in sphagnum moss, beignets coated in powdered sugar, and gumbo. In 2004, Louisiana declared gumbo the official state dish.
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The event, which will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., will allow students to investigate, design, and create real-world science, technology, engineering, and math activities and projects.
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The designation, earned by Lourdes Morales-Figueroa, is awarded annually to the top 10% of Dallas ISD principals in three categories: elementary schools, secondary schools, and choice schools.
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Christy Rost: When chilly winter days turn into cold nights, hearty, hot-from-the-oven casseroles can provide much-needed cozy comfort.
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Fraudsters, car burglars, drunk drivers, and a porch pirate plague the Park Cities Crime Reports for Dec. 18-24.
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This French transitional home is the perfect balance of timeless elegance and modern design elements.
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The progress in the pool can be measured in individual development and team accomplishments, even if the participation numbers have Highland Park still treading water.
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Halloween’s over, holiday decorations are going up, and the temperature’s going down, but schedules (and the news) are ramping up. Here are some stories you missed on our website from October and November.
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Broadway Dallas, Dallas ISD, and a group of underwriters are partnering for a district-wide STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and science) education program themed around the Broadway musical “Beetlejuice.”
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