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McKinney voters, officials and Muslim residents speak on council recall effort (opens the original)
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The call came from a crowd of hundreds packed into McKinney City Hall earlier this month, before the council unanimously approved a site plan for the McKinney Islamic Association’s sanctuary, gym and classroom building after hours of public opposition to the mosque and Islam. Recall efforts are now set in motion, with a petition aiming to gather nearly 6,000 signatures to call an election to remove four of seven city council members. The other three are up for reelection next year. Organizer Joh
What to know about McKinney council recall effort following mosque site approval (opens the original)
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After a chaotic City Council meeting earlier this month over the approval of a site plan for a mosque, a group of McKinney residents is seeking to recall over half the city’s council members. The group cited a “loss of public confidence” in the ability of the elected officials to represent residents, according to filings submitted last week to the city. After hours of raucous public comment, the council unanimously approved a site plan for the McKinney Islamic Association’s proposed sanctuary, g
McKinney mosque faces continued opposition to expansion ahead of council vote (opens the original)
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Two years after the McKinney Islamic Association halted plans for a larger mosque in response to opposition from neighbors and city officials, the organization is once again seeking approval for an expansion in Collin County. The association would like to build a campus on Virginia Parkway. But again, the group is facing opposition, this time over new plans for a sanctuary, classroom building and gym at a site near its current mosque. The McKinney City Council is scheduled to decide whether to a
Who will lead DART? Agency narrows CEO search to three finalists (opens the original)
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Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) named three finalists for its President and CEO role. They held a meet and greet at DART headquarters in Downtown Dallas Saturday afternoon. The board will vote on a finalist on Tuesday, July 14 at 6 p.m. The finalists come from a variety of transit backgrounds, each with extensive public service and experience. The finalists are Monica Téllez-Fowler, CEO of the Central Ohio Transit Authority; Nathaniel P. Ford Sr., CEO of the Jacksonville Transportation Authorit
America at 250: a look at how North Texas reinvented the suburb (opens the original)
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North Texas helped turn the American suburb inside out. Instead of serving as bedroom communities for a central city, places like Plano, Frisco, Irving and McKinney embraced their spot in the sprawl and became economic and political power centers in their own right. Corporate headquarters followed. So did jobs, investment and influence. Call it a Sun Belt model for 21st-century metropolitan America. Increasingly, the nation's fastest-growing regions looked less like older East Coast and Midwest
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