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Deep-Diving St. Mark’s Alumnus Reaches Outer Space

July 13, 2022July 13, 2022 Rachel Snyder 0 Comments news, preston hollow, St. Mark's, St. Mark's School of Texas, Victor Vescovo

Victor Vescovo may be the first to have reached all of these extreme destinations: Mount Everest’s summit, the ocean’s bottom, and outer space.

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Mental Focus Put Decorated St. Mark’s Runner Back on Track

May 4, 2022May 4, 2022 Todd Jorgenson 0 Comments cross country, PHN, Sports, St. Mark's, Track and Field

Dodda holds three school records and multiple appearances on a national stage

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Boy Scout Baxter Perry-Miller Creates a Buzz

October 14, 2021October 16, 2021 Madeline Stout 0 Comments Baxter Perry-Miller, Bonton, Bonton Farms, Boy Scouts, Eagle Scouts, Environment, Environmental, GIVINGPEOPLE, Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area, LLELA, Park Cities, Park Cities Quail Coalition, Perry-MIller, preston hollow, schools, St. Mark's, St. Mark's Lions, St. Mark's School of Texas, Trinity River Audubon Center

The name Baxter Perry-Miller is certainly abuzz at Bonton Farms. And it’s not just from the bees he brought there, although that’s certainly part of it.
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Student Achievements: Five To Celebrate

October 13, 2021October 16, 2021 William Taylor 0 Comments Anne Ligon, Connemara Meadow Nature Preserve, Ekansh Tambe, Girl Scouts, Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas, GIVINGPEOPLE, Hockaday, Junior Symphony Ball, Margot Meyer, Michael Nolen, preston hollow, Preston Hollow People, Preston Hollow Schools, schools, Spencer Burke, St. Mark's, Student Achievements, students

Student co-chairs for the Junior Symphony Ball (JSB) presented Dallas Symphony Orchestra League (DSOL) president Anne Ligon with a $238,432 check.
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St. Mark’s Ninja Warrior

September 7, 2021September 13, 2021 Norishka Pachot 0 Comments American Ninja Warrior, Christian Youst, NBC's American Ninja Warrior, Park Cities, preston hollow, Preston Hollow People, St. Mark's, St. Mark's School of Texas

Christian Youst has dreamed of competing on American Ninja Warrior since he was 8.
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Flaherty Aims to Restore Roar at St. Mark’s

August 31, 2021August 30, 2021 Todd Jorgenson 0 Comments Football, Football Preview, Football Tab, Harry Flaherty, Park Cities People, Preston Hollow People, St. Mark's, St. Mark's football, St. Mark's Lions, St. Mark's School of Texas

While there’s a new man in charge on the sidelines, many of the faces on the field will be familiar for St. Mark’s this season.

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For Texas’ Greatest Athletes, 10 Events Are Better Than One

July 5, 2021July 6, 2021 Todd Jorgenson 0 Comments Athletes, FP, John Turek, NCAA, Olympics, preston hollow, Preston Hollow People, Sports, St. Mark's, Texas Greatest Athlete, Track and Field, University of Texas, USATF

In 1999, John Turek started hosting an annual decathlon and heptathlon at St. Mark’s to introduce young athletes to the multi-event competitions not often held at the high school level.

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Central Market Re-Opens Preston and Royal Location with Ribbon-Cutting Event

June 30, 2021July 1, 2021 Emilea McCutchan 1 Comment Central Market, Central Market Preston Royal, Eric Johnson, H-E-B, Jennifer Staubach Gates, Preston and Royal, Preston Hollow Elementary School, Preston Oaks Shopping Center, St. Mark's, tornado 2019

The Central Market on Preston and Royal celebrated their reopening on Tuesday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony 20 months after closing because of extensive tornado damage.

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Congratulations, Class of 2021

June 23, 2021June 23, 2021 Staff Report 0 Comments Alcuin School, Class of 2021, ESD, graduation, Hockaday School, Jesuit Dallas, Lakehill, Parish Episcopal, preston hollow, schools, Shelton School, St. Mark's, Trinity Christian Academy, Ursuline

After a pandemic forced extensive changes to many graduation ceremonies last year, a renewed hope that the city turned a corner was showcased in a full slate of in-person graduations that looked a lot like normal this summer.