¡Detenida! Policía de Carrollton captura a serpiente en apartamentos Mientras buscan a una cobra en Grand Prairie, una oficial de Carrollton tomó acción tras el hallazgo de una serpiente. Te contamos más aquí.
Publicado el 04 de agosto del 2021 •
Actualizado a las 10:45 pm del 04 de agosto del 2021
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TEXAS - El hallazgo de una serpiente en un complejo de apartamentos en Carrollton causó momentos de terror entre los residentes.
De acuerdo con el comunicado del Departamento de Policía de Carrollton, el incidente se registró en The Ellis Apartment ubicado entre Old Denton Road y W Hebron Parkway.
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The Communal Magic of a Multicultural Market and Restaurant in North Texas
Al Markaz has kept its dining room closed due to the pandemic. Carrollton’s South Asian community misses the food, but longs for its beloved gathering space even more.
By
Ali Haider
Published in
Food & Drink
April 29, 2021
2:58 pm
Old Denton Road cuts through the west side of Carrollton, and along either side of the long stretch of pavement sit East Asian businesses, like Gen Korean Barbecue and Daiso. Further along there’s karaoke, bubble tea shops, Indian restaurants, and more K-barbecue. Eventually the street intersects with a strip mall that’s popular among the local South Asian community. Here is where you’ll find Al Markaz, a multicultural restaurant and market.