DART in Lake Highlands: Photo by Danny Fulgencio
A proposed DART-Dallas deal could add hike/bike trails to Lake Highlands and the White Rock area — in fact it would add some 28 miles to Dallas’ trail system. According to the proposal discussed at a Dallas City Council briefing Wednesday, Dallas will give DART access to Madill Corridor, land that stretches from northwest Dallas through Las Colinas and Farmers Branch to downtown Carrollton. In exchange, the city gains access to DART easements to expand trails. The council will vote on it soon. Robert Wilonsky at the Morning News shares the rest of the details.
“For five days, Duncan, a visitor from Liberia, was getting sicker and sicker in the northeast Dallas apartment. No one in that apartment was wearing protective clothing. No one got infected. …” Blogger Sherry Jacobson sums up a recently published report that explains how a Vickery Meadow family survived Ebola.
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And make sure you did not miss the Lake Highlands Advocate stories about the triple homicide at an area apartment complex and the school bus stolen from Lake Highlands High School.
