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Dallas County commissioner unveils community room to honor activist who died in Oak Cliff fire (opens the original)
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Sylvia Collins spent many hours outside the Oak Cliff Government Center, urging people to vote during elections. Now that same building has a room that bears her name. Dozens of public officials, community activists and Collins’ family members showed up Tuesday morning for the unveiling and dedication of the Sylvia Collins Community Room, located on the first floor. It honors Collins’ “lifelong commitment to civic engagement and service," according to a press release by Dallas County Commissione
1 year later, widow of Dallas ICE Field Office shooting victim and advocates reflect on attack (opens the original)
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A year ago, a gunman opened fire at the Dallas ICE Field Office, killing two men in ICE custody and wounding a third. Stephany Gauffeny, the widow of shooting victim Miguel Angel Garcia-Hernandez, told KERA that this week has been emotionally hard for her. “I've been honestly kind of avoiding it like not trying to think about it,” Gauffeny said. She lost her husband of 10 years after the attack outside the ICE Field Office. He died almost a week later from his injuries. Another victim, Norlan Gu
Balch Springs City Council votes to keep city manager after DWI guilty plea (opens the original)
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The Balch Springs City Council has decided not to fire the city manager after he pleaded guilty last week to Driving While Intoxicated. According to public records, Charles Fenner was arrested for DWI in November 2023 in Kaufman County. The motion to terminate his contract failed 4-2. Tartisha Hill and Vincent Gabriel voted in favor. The council deliberated for just over an hour in a closed session during Monday council meeting to decide Fenner’s future with the city. The meeting drew a handful
Balch Springs City Council to discuss city manager’s employment after DWI guilty plea (opens the original)
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The Balch Springs City Council is set to discuss the city manager’s employment after he pleaded guilty this week to a charge of driving while intoxicated. City manager Charles Fenner was arrested in November 2023 arrest for DWI, according to Kaufman County public records. WFAA reported at the time that Fenner was placed on administrative leave while his case was investigated. After pleading guilty Tuesday, he will serve two years probation and have to complete 80 hours of community service. He h
Mesquite plans to close North Branch Library under new city budget (opens the original)
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The Mesquite City Council on Tuesday adopted a budget that includes closing one of the city’s two libraries. Under the plan, the city will consolidate the North Branch Library with the Florence Recreation Center, located in the same block. Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Elizabeth Rodriguez-Ross, the sole vote against adopting the budget, called it a “death blow” and an “injustice” to the North Branch Library. “I would like it to be recognized that this is in no way a unanimous decision,” Rodriguez-Ross sa
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