Shirin Askari To Show Spring Line At Melanie Gayle
The former season six Project Runway contestant will showcase her new collection at Melanie Gayle’s spring launch party in Snider
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BREAKING: UP Council Allows Legacy Withdrawal
Citing what could be a costly legal battle for University Park should the city to go forward with rezoning the
Read moreBREAKING: Legacy Demands Council Rescind Zoning Ordinance
Preston V. Phillips, vice president of Legacy Hillcrest Investments, sent a letter dated April 8 to the University Park City
Read moreEp 57: “It’s safer to have your kid walk down a dark alley in the worst part of South Oak Cliff”
This week, Merritt shares her frustration at the dangerous MIS carpool lane. Unfortunately, three previous accidents involving children have not
Read moreLegacy Zoning Ordinance Approved Despite Application Withdrawal
An ordinance rezoning the Chase Bank site at Daniel and Hillcrest avenues was unanimously approved by University Park City Council
Read moreBREAKING: Legacy Hillcrest Withdraws Zoning Application (Updated)
Word just hit from University Park spokesman Steve Mace that Legacy Hillcrest Investments withdrew their zoning application request today. “The
Read moreTomorrow’s UP City Council Meeting is a Big To-Do
Lots of juicy stuff on the agenda for tomorrow’s University Park City Council meeting. Seriously, there’s something for everyone. –
Read moreAre Parent of The Year Nominations Due Yet?
A source whose names rhymes with “Fax Muqua” sent this pic taken this morning in Snider Plaza. I guess it
Read moreLegacy Ordinance is a Moving Target
At last night’s University Park City Council meeting, city staff broke down the list of “minor adjustments” proposed by Legacy
Read moreMystery of the Snider Plaza Stump
An Overheardian and lifelong Parkie finally speaks his mind about the oddly placed stump in Snider Plaza between Park
Read moreEp. 55: “Why do you want to look like a dork?”
Merritt and Charles are back after spring break. One topic discussed this week is the safety of the Northpark courtyards.
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