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Rain in the forecast has these Old East Dallas neighbors on edge again (opens the original)
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Residents in a historic Old East Dallas neighborhood say the prospect of persistent rain keeps them on edge. Additionally, a major project meant to provide relief to the area has been delayed several years. The forecast over the next few days has Delores Lopez and her family a bit nervous. “I have an 8-year-old granddaughter. When it starts raining, she starts getting panicked,” said Lopez. “It’s been a very scary experience.” For 27 years, she’s lived on Alcalde Street in the Old East Dallas hi
Boxing coaches share what they’ll remember most about Julian Amador (opens the original)
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The Sanger community is mourning the death of 13-year-old Julian Amador, a Sanger ISD student killed in a school bus crash. An investigation is underway into what caused the crash. Meanwhile, his boxing coaches sat down to talk about the sudden loss of a young life and great potential. Coaches at KO Boxing in Denton said 13-year-old Julian Amador came into the gym as a quiet kid who simply put in the work. “He’d be in there throwing some reps, and I could just see him try hard every single time
A week after the gas leak, these Dallas tenants are still waiting to go home (opens the original)
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Dozens of residents of Dallas’ Design District are waiting to get back into their apartments after a gas leak was discovered nearby. It’s been nearly a week since they’ve had access, and officials said the wait is not over. Where Turtle Creek Boulevard meets E. Levee Street, work continues throughout the day around the Factory Design District Apartments. It’s been this way since last Friday evening, when Atmos Energy identified what they’ve called a “natural gas release.” Dallas Fire Rescue said
Dallas just restored library funding and it means more days open (opens the original)
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Supporters of the Dallas Public Library system are breathing a sigh of relief after the Dallas City Council restored $3.1 million in funding, preserving library jobs and six-day service at neighborhood branches. The council approved the funding in a late-night vote last week before approving the city's record $5.7 billion overall budget. Dallas City Council Member Cara Mendelsohn pushed for the funding, saying residents rely on the city's libraries and the resources they provide. "The votes are
81-Year-Old delivering luggage gets unexpected support (opens the original)
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics says nearly 1 in 5 Americans age 65 and older are active in the workforce or looking for work. An 81-year-old man doing his job was met with an overwhelming show of kindness and support after sharing his story with a stranger. Grit and deep-seated determination are two elements that keep Don Johnson going daily. “You just have to get that grit and prayer and go through and get to the other side,” Johnson said. “It takes you a moment to adjust, but then you just car
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