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Principal To Get Fifth Elementary Ready for 2020
A name for the newest Highland Park ISD elementary school may not be decided until October, but the district wasted no time in choosing a principal for the campus.
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Police, FBI Search Dallas Diocese Offices
Police officers and FBI agents on Wednesday executed multiple search warrants at Catholic Diocese of Dallas facilities as part of
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Lawsuit Brought Against Jewish Community Center
A second lawsuit has been brought against the Aaron Family Jewish Community Center of Dallas on allegations of failure “to protect a 14-year-old girl from sexual abuse by an employee.”
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Raw Food: The Hottest Trend in Pet Nutrition May Be the Riskiest
While raw food has been a growing trend in the last decade, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration says it may not be the safest option for your pet or for the humans living in your home.
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Water Sales Fall Short of Projections
The saying “Hope for the best and prepare for the worst” is an apt description of how utility officials budget to keep water flowing.
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Texas Women’s Foundation Announces Women in Leadership Panel Discussions
Moderated by Texas Women’s Foundation president & CEO Roslyn Dawson Thompson, an esteemed panel of female leaders will speak about the opportunities and obstacles they face navigating their work cultures and leadership responsibilities.
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Environmental Prize Finalists Announced at EarthX
Finalists for the 2019 Keeling Curve Prize range from projects that combine microsatellites and artificial intelligence to detect methane leaks,
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Is A ‘New Dallas’ Possible?
The Coalition for a New Dallas constantly talks about making Dallas more pedestrian-friendly and recently flew in transportation and city planning experts to discuss possible solutions.
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New Options for Hazardous Waste
The town of Highland Park has added two appropriate options for disposing of paints, chemicals, and other hazardous waste.
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What Did Scientists Learn From First Black Hole Photo?
Scientists recently used a global network of telescopes to prove it, capturing the image of a supermassive black hole and its shadow at the center of the galaxy Messier 87, some 55 million light-years away.
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Couple Champions Student Success
A cooperative education program at Rockhurst University in Kansas City, Missouri gave John Stephens a foundation for all of the opportunities in his career
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