News
November 19-
These important projects were not selected for Proposition 12 funding: the expansion of I-35E in Dallas and Denton Counties and improvements to the interchange at I-35W and I-820 in Tarrant County.
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Curtiss talks about building his LGBT affirming ministry, his Apostolic / Assemblies of God preaching experience, coming out as gay, and coming out again as a gay Pentecostal.
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Tanya Watkins may be the best political consultant in the state, but she should take her efforts out of Dallas County.
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Both Judge Suzanne Wooten and Judge Greg Willis have come under scrutiny.
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A reward is being offered for Millie's return.
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Jacoby stopped by our offices to discuss the recent appointment of SMU professor Al Armendariz to head up Region 6 of the EPA.
November 18-
Rolling out the red carpet for Santa.
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Dozens of Marriott hotels to become more energy efficient.
November 17-
It's a look at the current plans for the Trinity River Project and how it has been an unfolding source of controversy in Dallas/Fort Worth for over 40 years.
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Kay Bailey Hutchison has released an ad highlighting Governor Rick Perry's contradictions in the debate.
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To promote their new organization and to see if they can really do it, four ladies attempt to wear the same outfit for 31 days.
November 16-
The lanes reopen at 5 a.m. Tuesday.
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Last seen in the vicinity of Hockaday.
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Was originally set for December 7-21, but demolition decided to move it up so they could recycle the steel in November.
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Found near the intersection of North Winnetka Avenue and West Canty Street.
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The concert on November 22 includes cloggers, fiddlers, singing bells, and the choices from Booker T. Washington.
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It's all about the girder erection.
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The show's over November 22.
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Harth-Bedoya’s project seeks to rediscover, preserve and disseminate the musical legacy of South America in the concert hall and beyond.
November 15-
Last seen in the vicinity of Ferguson Road and Lakeland Drive.




















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Great article, Sarah. North Texas music continues to interest me even though I live in Missouri. Living in Denton from 1993-2007, I experien