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Dallas is taking over the former Shingle Mountain site. Will a park blossom out of the waste?
Neighbors hope a new park will replace the toxic dump. But city officials revealed no future plans for the site nor provided any results from environmental testing.
Amber Wang, a board member for Downwinders at Risk, holds a sign reading property city of Dallas as she stands with other activists outside of shingle mountain after a giant countdown clean-up calendar was installed, on Monday, Nov. 16, 2020 in Dallas. The calendar signals the end of a 30-day public notice required by state and local officials to begin cleanup.(Ben Torres / Special Contributor)
The huge pile of toxic waste known as Shingle Mountain may be gone but there’s new industrial activity planned in Floral Farms, a predominantly Black and Latino neighborhood in southeast Dallas.
The OperaTruck will make a handful of public performances in May Author: Sean Giggy Updated: 6:57 AM CDT April 23, 2021
DALLAS Thanks to COVID-19, the Dallas Opera has been silenced.
Last year, when the world shut down, for the first time in its 64-year-history, the opera doors closed.
“And we were trying to find ways to keep going,” said Kristian Roberts, the opera’s director of education.
How could they perform without an audience?
The solution was at the back end of a dump truck.
Quincy Roberts owns Roberts Trucking in Dallas.
He believes opera can change a person’s life. He knows because it changed his.
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