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After decades away from public viewing, the mysterious rock formation that gave the North Texas city its name could be put on display again.
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Jess Reaka called the city's new social media policy for volunteer board members a "dangerous precedent." Then the city council voted to remove her.
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Dallas Park and Recreation Board gave a briefing on a proposed master plan for White Rock Lake during Wednesday's city council meeting.
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Dallas City Council finalized the approval of a $1.5M grant for Crawford Memorial Park along with an interlocal agreement for funding improvements to Klyde Warren Park.
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The all-abilities park, the first in the city, features wheelchair accessible equipment, a lighted path, and a playground with words in Spanish and Braille.
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The Community Park is part of Fair Park's master plan, which vision includes making more green spaces.
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Preserving the old Evers farmhouse, creating a garden or a wildlife education center for demonstrations to kids carrots and chickens don’t come from Kroger — all were possibilities discussed by the public last week for the remaining 10 acres of the Evers Farm not being developed into apartments.
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The grant money will go toward the first phase of a comprehensive improvement project to enhance the park's offerings for the East Dallas community.
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For years, mountain bikers have asked to formalize the unauthorized trails residents have created in F.J. "Red" Kane Park, but residents in Fannin Farms remain opposed.
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The deck parks, similar to Klyde Warren Park downtown, are meant to reconnect communities that were separated years ago by the construction of the freeway.
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As a high-stakes project to sink I-35 through downtown Austin kicks into gear this summer, city officials and the University of Texas are looking to Dallas for a possible glimpse of the future.
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Chris Smith’s earliest memory of the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge was a school field trip she took as a child. She distinctly remembers walking around Greer Island and taking it all in.