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Even if you're not headed to the games, there are plenty of events in Dallas surrounding the NCAA Women’s Final Four this weekend.
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In the state's first truly hybrid public school, an old Dallas ISD campus has adopted a new identity: It blends in-person learning part of the week with virtual learning for the rest.
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Trust, transparency and Panther Island: Candidates debate vision for Tarrant Regional Water DistrictWith Panther Island development on the horizon and a widely publicized scandal in the rearview mirror, candidates for the Tarrant Regional Water District’s board of directors laid out their ideas for keeping the agency on course at a March 30 forum.
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Fort Worth ISD is navigating declining enrollment, a financial deficit and a new superintendent – all while trying to ensure a good education for thousands of children.
