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The current controversy over the fate of the former Fairhaven Retirement Home - going so far as some denying its provenance to renowned Texas architect O'Neil Ford - has at least one council member looking for a better way forward.
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A vet who needs help, not prison time
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Arlington High School Class of 1957 will have its 55-year reunion June 8-10. This will include informal gatherings at J. Gilligan's Bar & Grill, 400 E. Abram St.
Fort Worth's Carter-Riverside Class of '62 raises $22,000 in...
Joanna Martinez's excitement about starting at Texas Woman's University next fall has been tempered by a constant worry.
Two vie for GOP nod in rep race
Myra Crownover wants another term in the Texas House of Representatives to serve District 64, while challenger Mike Brucia says it's time to put a new face in Austin.
Man sentenced on charges of threats
A former Texas Woman's University student was formally sentenced Thursday on charges that he made threats in a classroom and also in a letter to U.S. Rep.
City library director takes new job
The longtime director of the Denton Public Library will become the chief of staff for the District of Columbia Public Library on July 2. After serving 22 years with the city of Denton, Eva D. Poole submitted her resignation Thursday.
Pronouncing Names on Graduation Day
Juanita Duenez-Lazo practices for graduation day, she reads every graduates' name at every graduation ceremony at Texas Woman's University.
O.D. Wyatt Class of 1987 will have its 25th class reunion June 8-10. The weekend will begin with an icebreaker 7-10 p.m. June 8 at Shula's 347 Grill, Sheraton Hotel, and conclude with a picnic 3-7 p.m. June 10 at Bicentennial Park in Crowley.
Miller grad, Calallen coach Teresa Flores headed to TWU hall of fame
Flores was a four-year letterwinner at TWU, a four-time all-conference selection, the 2004 Lone Star Conference South Division Player of the Year and a third-team All-American in 2004, her senior season at the university.
DCTA President Jim Cline briefed the Denton City Council on several issues facing the agency during the council's Tuesday afternoon work session.
The Connected Campus: The cost-effective learning environment
Texas Woman's University achieved significant annual savings in projector bulbs, energy costs and staff time by implementing a remote monitoring and management system that controls all devices in every classroom.
Panel urges city to save Fairhaven
Denton's Historic Landmark Commission again has urged the city to preserve the former Fairhaven Retirement Home, affirming Monday a resolution that it first forwarded to the City Council in 2009.
The Impact Of Pets On Decisions About Disasters
I am a research scientist who dabbles in freelance writing and editing, birding, cooking, indoor gardening, needleworking, various athletics, music... If you have a pet, chances are you think of it as a member of your family; you probably provide attention and care for it in a manner not unlike the way in which you might devote yourself to a child.
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