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Long Pham, a claims supervisor and U.S. Army veteran, promised to work for and respond to Arlington residents after being sworn in as an at-large council member.
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Arlington City Council approved a $15 million grant for the likely new owner of Lincoln Square, a nearly 40-year-old shopping center.
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Arlington City Council members want to curtail the number of dollar and discount stores that do not sell fresh or frozen produce. Members are hoping a zoning change would make it easier for tens of thousands of residents who live in food deserts to obtain healthy food.
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Marissa Ocampo remembers feeling afraid when her best friend at Nichols Junior High came out to her in seventh grade. Ocampo, who uses she/they pronouns, was scared for her friend but also for herself.
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Arlington City Council members say guiding the town through redevelopment and improving city services are their priorities as they begin their council terms.
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An Arlington organization that helps firefighters in Central and South America may soon have an easier time sending supplies abroad.
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The EPA will host a virtual public hearing on the proposed changes May 9. Those who wish to speak must register online by the end of May 5.
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Six months after losing their son to a rare, fatal disease contracted from an Arlington splash pad, Tariq Williams and Kayla Mitchell say they've reached an agreement with the city that they believe will prevent more deaths.
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Employees with the city of Arlington and rideshare company Via say they have a better picture of transportation needs and trends after a year of offering citywide services.
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Arlington Council members have reached a compromise that could keep construction on schedule for an active adult center, while ensuring minority business owners get a fair shot at a key contract.
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TotalEnergies requested the Arlington City Council postpone a vote that was supposed to take place Tuesday. In January, the council will decide whether to approve or deny the company's drilling permits to expand operations at an existing site near State Highway 360.
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There is an seven-candidate field in the Arlington Mayor's race, including a current city councilman, a former city councilman and several leaders of community organizations. There are also four City Council races and three Arlington ISD board seats on the ballot.