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A new plan could reshape downtown Dallas and bring in many more residents (opens the original)
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Dallas leaders are laying out a new vision for the city's downtown core, with a goal of doubling the number of people who live there over the next decade. Downtown Dallas Inc. shared its Downtown Vision 2036 plan Thursday during the State of Downtown. The strategy focuses on growth and economic development, including connecting popular areas such as the Farmers Market and Arts District with more walkability and green space. “This is about big ideas; it is about bold action,” Chris Beynon of IMG
Dallas tenants are packing up as this troubled complex heads toward shutdown (opens the original)
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It is move-out week for tenants remaining at a troubled northeast Dallas complex. Residents of the Meadows at Ferguson apartments have endured crime, deteriorating living conditions, and now an uncertain future. Donna Knipper says she didn’t originally pencil in the end of September as move-out from her third-floor apartment. “It’s been crazy,” Knipper said. “Like the beginning of August is when they said, ‘oh, we're shutting down’,” Knipper said. “You guys got to get out of here. Short notice.”
They came for one last photo before the downtown Dallas Neiman Marcus closes (opens the original)
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As the final days of the downtown Dallas Neiman Marcus flagship store approach, visitors are making special trips to document and remember a piece of the city's history before it closes Sept. 30. The store at Main and Ervay has operated in downtown Dallas for more than a century. In recent days, shoppers, tourists and history enthusiasts have been stopping by to take photos, revisit memories and say goodbye to a landmark that has long been associated with the city's identity. One of those visito
Dallas Zoo’s $100 million Safari Trails is moving forward and $28 million just got approved (opens the original)
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The Dallas City Council approved the first $28 million Wednesday for a $100 million renovation at the Dallas Zoo, clearing the way for the largest capital project in the zoo’s history. Dallas Zoo CEO Lisa New said the investment will transform the zoo’s African wildlife habitat and the visitor experience for years to come. The project, called Safari Trails, will be built in three phases over four years. The first phase, African Shorelines, will transform the area that has housed African penguins
Recall effort begins against Gay Donnell Willis in Dallas (opens the original)
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Neighbors in Northwest Dallas say they are starting the effort to recall District 13 council member Gay Donnell Willis. The move comes after neighborhood opposition to recent zoning cases in three locations that supporters of the recall say reflects Willis’ unwillingness to work with homeowners opposed to the projects. The projects include the Preston / Royal tower development that is currently before the city council for an October 14 vote, along with a condo development near Walnut Hill Lane n
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