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Arlington students set world CPR record at Cowboys Stadium
Jen Friedberg ARLINGTON -- Plastic dolls and heavy breathing took over Cowboys Stadium on Tuesday, as 4,626 people -- most of them Arlington school district eighth-graders -- learned CPR and broke a world record in the process.The session broke the Guinness world record for the largest CPR training session and helped with Arlington's goal set by ...
Arlington panel debates change in school board representation
Supporters of Arlington's current method of electing school district trustees worry that switching to single-member districts, where trustees are elected by specific areas, would result in a "my schools versus your schools" mentality on the board.
Arlington police issue Silver Alert for missing senior
Arlington police have issued a Silver Alert for an elderly man with Alzheimer's disease.
Nichols Junior High eighth-grader and Arlington resident Perry Watkins, 13, practices giving mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
Suspect arrested after Arlington home barricaded
Police responded Monday to a domestic dispute in which a person was barricaded inside a southwest Arlington home, authorities said.
Cowboys Stadium hosts Arlington 8th-graders for world's largest CPR training class 1:33 PM CT
Arlington school district eighth-graders set a world record Tuesday morning with the largest ever CPR training session.
H1N1 vaccine at public health centers, Arlington Convention Center
H1N1 vaccine in public health centers this week, one-day event in Arlington next week ... Tarrant County Public Health announced today that beginning Friday, Nov.
Arlington Standoff Lasts Hours, Ends Peacefully
Arlington police were involved in a standoff for most of Monday afternoon at the 6600 block of Saddle Ridge Road.
One dead, another hurt in Arlington wreck
Arlington police are investigating a crash late Sunday that killed one person and sent another to the hospital.
One Killed, One Hurt In Arlington Freeway Crash
One person died and another was hurt in a multi-car crash in Arlington late last night.
Arlington solidifies a nuclear lease, $12 million office
Texas Clinic at Arlington was approved by the Arlington City Council to construct a new $12 million medical office complex in south Arlington at 400 W. Arbrook Blvd.
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Arlington Competes for $10,000 Playground Improvement Grant Online Voting Competition Ends Dec.
UT Arlington events center design approved
The University of Texas at Arlington received final design approval this week for a $78 million special events center expected to open in early 2012.
One of the top wide receiver prospects in the 2011 class that has consistently shown an early interest in the Oklahoma State program is Arlington, Texas native Miles Onyegbule .
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Super Bowl brings Arlington $2 million for a recreation center for at-risk youths
By SCOTT NISHIMURA and SUSAN SCHROCK ARLINGTON - The NFL's North Texas Youth Education Town, a recreation center built in Super Bowl cities, is coming to Arlington.The NFL and the North Texas Super Bowl XLV Host Committee will both contribute $1 million toward the fundraising for the center, Frank Supovitz, the NFL's senior vice president for ...
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Price was right for area schools to stage playoff games at new Cowboys Stadium
Area school district athletic directors said they're pleased Cowboys officials kept the charge for renting the team's new stadium for football playoff games close to what it cost to play in Texas Stadium a year ago.
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LULAC leader says new Arlington school should be named for Cesar Chavez
By TRACI SHURLEY ARLINGTON - School trustees just got the voters' OK Tuesday for a $197.5 million bond issue, and by Thursday, one community organization was suggesting a name for the new elementary school included in the package.Trustees should consider honoring civil rights activist and labor leader Cesar Chavez when it names the school to be ...
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Lawsuit filed against Chavez, others
Six Odessa residents filed a civil lawsuit Tuesday against four Odessans, including a Bowie Junior High School coach and a prominent local attorney, seeking monetary damages for their reported involvement in an Oct.
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