A DAY AT THE DMA
PERSONS OF THE YEAR The newspaper honors Distinguished SMU Alumnae Thear Suzuki, a champion for inclusion and innovation. Readers select Scots head football coach Randy Allen. PAGE 10
REMARKABLE WOMEN: LEARN MORE ABOUT 14 TRAILBLAZERS SECTION B
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AMERICAN FAMILY Columnist Kersten Rettig introduces us to an immigrant entrepreneur whose business helps make family meals a priority. PAGE 33
Vickery Meadow Summer Reading Academy, founded by Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church, takes students on an artsy field trip thanks to Dallas Pi Beta Phi alumnae. PAGE 24 COURTESY SMU
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COMMUNITY Dallas man pens loving book about ‘Bronco’-big dog
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GIVING PEOPLE Nonprofits make Giving Day appeals
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LIVING
Contents
St. Vincent de Paul Pharmacy passes milestone
News .............................................. 2
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Real Estate ................................... 16
Obituary ........................................ 33
Schools ......................................... 22
Classifieds .................................... 35
Community ................................... 10
Sports .......................................... 27
Giving People ..................... Section B
Business ....................................... 14
Living ............................................. 28
Football Preview ................. Section C
Crime .............................................. 4
NEWS
SCHOOLS
OBITUARIES
Bush: U.S. must lead on Ukraine
Beloved teacher turns 90
Mary Frances Burleson and Pierce Allman
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Contents News .............................................. 2
Sports .......................................... 22
Wedding ........................................ 30
Crime .............................................. 4
Schools ......................................... 25
Obituaries...................................... 32
Community ................................... 10
Living ............................................. 29
Classifieds .................................... 35
Business ....................................... 14
Society ......................................... 30
STEAM ............................... Section B FROM LEFT: CJ, Jonathan, and Josephine Giesen.
Real Estate .................................... 16
COURTESY PHOTO
NEWS
CAMPS
OBITUARIES
Contents
Vandelay CEO faces legal woes
Good reasons to go into the woods
Richard Marcus remembered
News .............................................. 2
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Real Estate ................................... 18
Wedding ........................................ 34
Crime .............................................. 4
Schools ......................................... 26
Obituaries...................................... 37
Community ................................... 12
Camps .......................................... 30
Classifieds .................................... 39
Sports .......................................... 14
Living ............................................. 33
Remarkable Women ........... Section B
Business ....................................... 18
Society ......................................... 33
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Lonnie Jordan leaves the sidelines to lead Highland Park ISD athletics. PAGE 14
Dallas private schools dominate girls soccer with Covenant, Hockaday, and Ursuline claiming championships. PAGE 10 CHRIS MCGATHEY
COMMUNITY
SCHOOLS
JULY FOURTH
Contents
Town’s pool makes keeping cool a tradition
Hea writes letters, music in Nashville
Rotary marks two decades of parades
News .............................................. 2
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Schools ......................................... 16
CHRIS MCGATHEY
Living ............................................. 37
Crime .............................................. 4
Business ....................................... 19
Society ......................................... 40
Community ................................... 12
Real Estate Quarterly ..................... 20
Obituary ........................................ 41
Sports .......................................... 14
Fourth of July Recap ..................... 29
Classifieds .................................... 42
REAL ESTATE QUARTERLY: PROS TOUT SUSTAINABLE HOME OPTIONS 20
MAY 2023 VOLUME 19 NO. 5
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LIVING
Contents
Kersten Rettig: Remembering summer flavors
‘Mall rat’ focused on art now
News .............................................. 2
Real Estate .................................... 24
Wedding ........................................ 36
Crime .............................................. 4
Schools ......................................... 26
Classifieds .................................... 39
PERSONS OF THE YEAR The newspaper honors cantor Vicky Glikin, a champion of justice at home and abroad. Readers select book-writing Salvaggio sisters. PAGE 10
FEBRUARY 2023 VOLUME 19 NO. 2
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In John Marc Myers’ memory, program helps ill children
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LIVING
Christ Child Society marks 110th anniversary
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Sports .......................................... 10
Camps .......................................... 28
20 Under 40 ...................... Section B
Community ................................... 12
Living ............................................. 32
Family Night Six Flags .............. Insert
Business ....................................... 16
Society ......................................... 32
Famed performer Olga Pavlova of the Bolshoi Ballet, Imperial Russian Ballet, and Moscow Classical Ballet continues her art by teaching dancers such as Chloe Colter (pictured) at the Dallas Conservatory. PAGE 10
Contents News .............................................. 2
Real Estate Quarterly..................... 20
Living............................................. 40
Crime .............................................. 4
Sports .......................................... 32
Society ......................................... 40
Community ................................... 12
Schools ......................................... 34
Classifieds .................................... 47
Business ....................................... 16
Camps .......................................... 36
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Human trafficking battle bolstered by watchful public
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REAL ESTATE QUARTERLY: HIGH-RISE RESIDENTS ENJOY CONVENIENCES 22
Food columnist Kersten Rettig dives into the journey of Dallas friends Josh Irving and Pablo Antinori to launch Socorro. PAGE 16
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Dallas: Ignore panhandlers, text instead
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NEWS
COURTESY TEMPLE EMANU-EL
RHI LEE
NEWS
SCHOOLS
OBITUARIES
Contents
Texas’ first Black dentist remembered
Shropshire tackles track restrictions
Mary Frances Burleson and Pierce Allman
News .............................................. 2
Real Estate ................................... 16
Society ......................................... 28
Crime .............................................. 4
Sports .......................................... 22
Obituaries...................................... 32
Community ................................... 10
Schools ......................................... 24
Classifieds .................................... 35
Business ....................................... 14
Living ............................................. 27
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STEAM ............................... Section B
NEWS
City eyes short-term rental ban
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SENIOR LIVING ‘Jesuit Boys’ reunite weekly
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OBITUARIES Margaret ‘Bette’ Perot remembered
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Contents News .............................................. 2
Senior Living ................................. 18
Living ............................................. 41
Crime .............................................. 4
Real Estate Quarterly ..................... 22
Society ......................................... 41
Community ................................... 10
Schools ......................................... 36
Obituaries...................................... 44
Business ....................................... 14
Sports .......................................... 40
Classifieds .................................... 47
REAL ESTATE QUARTERLY: CASITAS ADD SPECIAL-USE SPACE 22
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PARK CITIES 4TH OF JULY PARADE: Often called the best day of the year, the Park Cities 4th of July Parade is attended by almost everyone in the community, and People Newspapers is an active participant. With our presence along the parade route and our booth in Goar Park, we draw thousands of eyes every year, and you can too! We offer various sponsorship opportunities for advertisers, so you can make a lasting impression on this sought-after audience.
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Coloring Books: MAY 20
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4th July Recap: MAY 17
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Highland Park Village
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