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From The Newsroom: Free Lunch For Local Police; Architecture And Infrastructure

KERA | By Lyndsay Knecht
Published December 26, 2014 at 9:44 AM CST
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Reata, known for fresh veggies pictured here and for nailing Southwestern cuisine, is showing support to local police officers.
Carla Hoag

Top stories this morning from the KERA Newsroom: In the wake of police slayings in New York, there’s a gift of solidarity waiting for local police officers this week at the upscale Fort Worth restaurant Reata. And Dallas Morning News architecture critic Mark Lamster tells Jerome Weeks why 2014 required him to look with a hard eye at the city's transportation situation.

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Lyndsay Knecht
Lyndsay Knecht is assistant producer for Think. 
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