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Arlington City Council urges Tarrant County to reconsider polling site cuts (opens the original)
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The Arlington City Council voted 7-1 on Tuesday to approve a resolution requesting that the Tarrant County Commissioners Court reconsider the reduction of polling places for the November 2026 election and future elections. The resolution responds to the Sept. 1 Tarrant County Commissioners Court decision to reduce polling locations for the November 2026 election, according to a city staff report. Council member Mauricio Galante, who voted in opposition, said although the Maverick Activities Cent
Town hall series to open discussions with mayor about Arlington projects (opens the original)
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Arlington residents can directly ask questions and discuss community issues with Mayor Jim Ross during a new town hall series beginning Thursday. The first session of âArlington Unfiltered: Straight Talk With the Mayorâ will be from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Bob Duncan Center on South Center Street, and will focus on recent city ordinance modifications on antidiscrimination and vaping. At each session, residents will hear updates on city projects and learn about plans underway, as well as ask quest
Crochet artist blends creativity, sustainability at downtown art festival (opens the original)
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Among the noise of live music in the heart of downtown Arlington on Saturday, paintings, jewelry and handmade goods filled a crowded walkway. Among the many booths of vendors at the 10th annual West Main Arts Festival was a table adorned with a rainbow of crocheted jellyfish and whales, along with other accessories. With creativity and sustainable materials, Richardson, Texas, resident CE Muminah showed how art can be environmentally conscious. Muminah, owner of SajiDeen Boutique, creates croche
Arlington community can share family recipes in 150th anniversary cookbook (opens the original)
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For Loretta Zhang, a family egg roll recipe holds generations of memories. Originating in Taiwan, the recipe was passed to her mother-in-law from her husband's grandparents. Each new addition to the family learns the recipe, bringing its meaning to a new person. With the recipe in her possession, the Arlington community programming librarian wanted to share it as it was shared with her. What began as a Taiwanese family recipe will now end up in the Arlington 150th anniversary celebration cookboo
Arlington 150 celebration instills city residents with pride (opens the original)
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Residents gathered in downtown Arlington for a First Thursday event, which celebrated the city's 150th birthday. The celebration included a community photo, in which participants were placed in a 150 formation as an aerial drone took a picture. Participants received commemorative shirts and cookies from Marquez Bakery. Arlington broadcast specialist Matthew Boyd managed the drone that took the photo. Boyd said he was uncertain if enough people would show up, but a lot of residents made it. âIt
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