Arlington
November 4-
An official Guinness adjudicator will be on hand to verify the simultaneous training of 4,500 local eighth-graders.
November 2-
Kathryn Wilemon has been a member of the TRTC since its inception in 2003.
October 23-
Don't worry, though: The discharge "does not pose a risk to public drinking water supplies."
August 31-
Question: What potential impact will the construction have on the Southwest Nature Preserve?
August 24-
Because dogs and cats need vaccinations, too.
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This marks the first year that Arlington will participate in the Kumbaya-flavored, save-the-planet, eco-consciousness-raising event.
August 20-
They're $13 mil in the hole, but the stadium will bring in $1.2 mil in sales tax revenue. Still isn't enough.
August 17-
Like other municipalities in North Texas, Arlington faces a funding shortfall and resulting difficult decisions in regard to spending and taxes. (Translation: Times are tough.)
August 10-
Both the Virtual Battle of the Bands and the video commercial contest are open to 7-12th graders enrolled in Arlington ISD (or Mansfield schools within the city limits of Arlington).
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The reopening celebration, set for Sat., Aug 15, will feature a ribbon-cutting ceremony, public tours, and refreshments.
August 6-
Eight-year-old computers? Do they even run on electricity?
July 31-
The group reportedly failed to comply with two key library regulations.
July 29-
Companies who've signed up for the program will have their names displayed on the center field scoreboard.
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"Give us your tired, your poor, your expired, your unwanted and unused pills and capsules -- and we'll dispose of 'em properly," say Water Utilities Dept. employees.
July 17-
Arlington is the approximate midway point for participants engaged in a 4,000 mile cross-country journey to raise awareness -- and money -- for people with disabilities.
July 10-
Or, like, just pay your outstanding fine, or otherwise clear your warrant.
July 2-
A host of local dignitaries will be on hand for the Friday, July 3 dedication.
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Mayor Cluck was already a very busy guy. Now he'll be even busier.
June 29-
The funds will be used for planned airport improvements.
June 26-
Seems the tall, erect, conical sculpture doesn't have a name yet -- though "ice cream cone" would not be my first thought.



















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