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Frisco Indoor Aquatic Center closing Dec. 12 for upgrades


December 7, 2022

The Indoor Aquatic Center at the Frisco Athletic Center will be closed starting Dec. 12 for lighting upgrades. The work is expected to take about two months. All swim lessons and water exercise classes will resume in the spring. The center is at 5828 Nancy Jane Lane. “We appreciate your patience during the construction, and we look forward to bringing …

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Life turns around for young Allen boy after liver transplant


December 7, 2022

An Allen couple whose young son had a liver transplant is hoping to raise awareness about the disease while inspiring donations to the hospital that saved his life. The nightmare started after doctors began questioning the lab results of Jessica and Sergio Prieto’s baby boy Axel soon after he was born. The findings were not good; the couple learned their …

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Bank employee pleads guilty to stealing $120K from Comerica in Arlington


December 7, 2022

A woman has pleaded guilty to stealing more than $120,000 from the Arlington bank she worked at. Sallie Lazzaro, 33, also known as Sallie Marie Perry, pleaded guilty Wednesday to one count of theft by a bank employee, punishable by up to 30 years in prison and a fine of as much as $1 million. Her attorney declined to comment …

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Arlington’s annual Interlochen neighborhood holiday lights extravaganza approaches


December 7, 2022

Lights, cameras, crawl! The 47th annual Lights at Interlochen is from Dec. 16 through Dec. 25 as more than 200 homeowners in the northwest Arlington neighborhood celebrate Christmas by decorating their homes with festive lights and holiday-themed displays. Admission is free as visitors can drive through from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. nightly. Arlington police will set up traffic control …

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Richardson ISD hosting internet safety discussion


December 7, 2022

Internet safety for kids will be the topic of a Richardson ISD seminar for parents, guardians, and community members. The event is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 19, from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Richardson ISD Professional Development Center, 701 W. Belt Line Road, according to a district announcement. Topics of discussion will include ways to use the internet safely and …

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Allen ISD keeping vacated school trustee seat open until May election


December 7, 2022

A seat vacated by Allen schools trustee Vatsa Ramanathan last week will remain vacant until the May election. Trustees accepted Ramanathan’s resignation during a special meeting on Monday that included discussions on how to move forward to fill the Place 7 seat. “The community can vote on who they want for that position,” board president Amy Gnadt said at the …

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In rural North Texas, community gathers to mourn Athena Strand


December 7, 2022

PARADISE — They arrived as the sun set, wearing pink and carrying stuffed unicorns and teddy bears. Thousands packed a sprawling lawn just outside First Baptist Church of Cottondale on Tuesday night. They came to ask why and to say goodbye. They lit candles and wept and prayed. Again and again, they said her name: Athena Strand. Seven-year-old Athena disappeared …

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More than $127,000 in grant money awarded to Plano ISD teachers


December 6, 2022

Plano ISD Education Foundation surprised 101 teachers across 54 schools with more than $127,000 in grants to support student learning, according to an announcement by the district. The grants cover areas such as science, English language learning, special education, libraries, field trips, and more. Programs for all age levels from grades pre-kindergarten to senior high school will benefit from the grants. The …

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