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As hospitalizations and COVID-19 cases climb, and as people continue to wait for their opportunity to receive the two-part vaccination that could help turn the tide, there is a lot of news to keep track of. Here are today’s bullet points.
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Dallas County residents who fall into the 1A or 1B state categories can register and be pre-screened for their opportunity to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, county officials said over the weekend.
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COVID-19 accounts for one in four people hospitalized in Dallas County, and the North Central Texas Trauma Regional Advisory Council said there are 16 adult ICU beds in the entire county.
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When students walk into Courtney Dios’ class at the Shelton School, they aren’t just sitting down in front of any teacher – they’re getting time with an alumna who understands exactly how they feel.
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When Nic Nicosia began forming what eventually would become the large stainless steel sculpture bighands, he had no idea the piece would land at the Nasher Sculpture Center in the middle of a pandemic and become, for some, the embodiment of 2020.
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A total of 6,569 new confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus were reported by Dallas County health officials over the four-day holiday weekend, and an additional 893 probable cases were reported, along with 21 deaths.
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When Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall announced her resignation in September, City Manager T.C. Broadnax said he would name her successor before the year was out.
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With the new year will come a new senior minister for Northaven United Methodist Church – but that new face is a familiar one for Dallas Methodists.
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So, it’s Christmas Eve Eve, and not to sound like a Claymation character, but Christmas is almost here and you need to buy gifts.
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Dallas County health officials Tuesday reported 2,366 new cases of COVID-19 – with 2,088 of those cases confirmed and 278 probable – and 30 new deaths.
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It hasn’t been the easiest year-and-a-half for Thomas Jefferson High School principal Sandi Massey, but many insist she’s the gold standard when it comes to leadership through a crisis.
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