A really cool program offers free trees to Dallas residents
It's easy, no strings attached — just sign up and pick up your new addition, [...]
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10, 2018
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10, 2018
Once there was a City of East Dallas, and a trendy bar holds evidence of its annexation
At the strike of midnight New Year’s Eve 1889-90, Dallas grew in population by 38,067 souls, [...]
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10, 2018
All the death, tragedy and unsolved mystery at White Rock Lake
Deaths at White Rock—many old bones are still down there. A small plane once crashed [...]
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10, 2018
When ‘The greatest racing stables’ came to flood-prone Moss Park
Park goers like to hang with their BFFs. (Photo by Danny Fulgencio) If [...]
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10, 2018
To survive a hurricane. 5 tell what it’s like knee-deep in storm sludge
Hurricane season 2017 was “highly unusual,” science says. Dallas reporter Steve Pickett covered Hurricane [...]
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09, 2018
Dallas’ Cement City is gone, save an old, obscure cemetery
Did you know about Cemento Grande? Texas and Dallas History and Archives, Dallas Public [...]
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09, 2018
Former Dallasite Lawrence Wright wrote the seminal book on 9/11 history
How Dallas shaped the prolific, peerless reporter-author Lawrence Wright, and how his family shaped Dallas. [...]
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08, 2018
The remarkable way Dallas peacefully desegregated public pools
Across the country, black men were being beaten for trying to swim with white people. [...]
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08, 2018
White Rock Lake is too crowded, huh? It’s nothing compared to 1977, spring of the hippie riot
Runners can't stand those cyclists; those cyclists yell at the joggers, joggers complain when called [...]
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08, 2018
American Violence: Dallas’ violent crime declined over long term (tool helps everybody keep up)
New tool is to crime wonks what a stock app is to market watchers. Dallas [...]