Re: “Church pastor struggles with a member’s legacy — Leader of DA Wade’s church has taken Roe’s side a year after abortion ruling overturned,” by Ray Jordan,...
Re: “Board members decry YMCA sale — If the building is bought, the association won’t have a downtown location,” June 17 news story.While thumbing through the June 17 paper I was pleasantly surprised to see a photograph of a basketball game at the downtown YMCA. It brought back pleasant memories of hurrying from the office to enjoy strenuous exercise and camaraderie once or twice a week for about 35 years.
There is probably no other place in Dallas where such a diverse group could work together as teammates. But my joyful recollection was cut short by the news that the Y building has been sold to a developer with no plans for a replacement facility.This is a shame as the next generation will not be able to share the wonderful experiences I had. We need more, not fewer, places where Dallasites of all backgrounds can positively interact.
He wrote that “the investigation established that the Russian government perceived it would benefit from a Trump presidency and worked to secure that outcome, and that the campaign expected it would benefit electorally from information stolen and released through Russian efforts.” Mueller also found evidence of obstruction by Trump.
Especially disheartening is how they ignored the wishes of so many regarding the unthinkable horror of the massacre in Uvalde. It’s beyond the pale.
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Dallas Observer BrewFest Tickets | Dallas, TX | Dallas Observer - BrewFestThe 13th Annual Dallas Observer BrewFest is back! One of Dallas’ first beer festivals returns to the Dallas Farmers Market on Saturday, September 9, 2023 from 7pm-10pm. BrewFest is an outdoor beer-sampling event and festival that will feature hundreds of local, international and craft beers, music, local food and more. VIP Admission tickets include all of the General Admission benefits PLUS early entry into the event at 6pm, access to the VIP area with full beer options along with liquor sampling and exclusive complimentary food! General Admission tickets include entry into the event at 7pm, beer samples, entertainment and access to food vendors. Group Sales: If you are interested in purchasing 10 or more tickets. Contact us for additional savings at tx-marketingdallasobserver.com All Guests must be 21+, with a Valid I.D. Rain or Shine A portion of proceeds benefiting North Texas Food Bank Visit BrewFest Event Website to see all of the details!
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Letters to the Editor — Some thoughts on climate changeRe: “A better way to curb greenhouse gases — Many experts think fee on carbon emissions is the way to go,” by James A. Baker III, June 18 Opinion. Baker...
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Letters to the Editor: Stop accepting an economic system that forces people into homelessnessA teacher can teeter on the edge of poverty nourishing young minds, while hedge fund managers can make billions doing little of value. Something's wrong with that.
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Letters, June 26: Citywide effort neededRead the Express-News letters to the editor for June 26.
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