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By Jesse Gallegos
Luna Community College
Luna Community College's Shannon Krause and Gary Gamertsfelder were among a couple dozen New Mexico students honored at the Capitol on Wednesday as part of the New Mexico All-State Academic Team.
Krause is a criminal justice major from Los Alamos, while Gamertsfelder is a vocational technical major from Albuquerque.
As part of their award, both will receive free tuition to a four-year university in the state. Both Krause and Gamertsfelder have been nominated to the All-USA Team.
When a person walks in the door of Tapetes de Lana's gallery something new meets the eye. The looms for weaving are still there and the beautiful finished products from those looms line the walls as usual.
But you are now greeted by Rebekah Albert asking you if you would like some coffee, tea, cocoa or cappuccino from the newly added Espresso bar. Tapetes also serves pastries that have been bought locally. When the commercial kitchen has electricity it will be baking its own pastries — which will mean the hiring of yet another local person.
Community Calendar
Friday 10
5:30 p.m. — Mora Rangers basketball vs. Santa Fe Prep, away, junior varsity and varsity
Sunday 12
2:30 p.m — VFW Ladies Auxiliary meeting, VFW Hall
5 p.m. — VFW meeting, VFW Hall
Monday 13
5 p.m. — Mora Rangerettes basketball vs. Monte Del Sol, away, junior varsity and varsity
Tuesday 14
10 a.m. — Mora County Commission meeting, Wagon Mound
The winds are less, and they are more-or-less warm, so my faithful dog companions and I have decided it is time to venture out into the forest once again. I hope it is between snowstorms, and, yes, there are still big snowdrifts on the shady side of the hills, but the big snowpacks needed to keep our mountains healthy and wet this summer still need lots of snow.
Adam Armijo and his mom, Christina, were so close that one of their neighbors often worried about what would happen to Adam if his mother were to die.
"Now it's opposite," said Charlotte Chavez, who lives on Dora Celeste just two doors down from the Armijos' mobile home. "What's going to happen to her now?"
Chavez said Christina is having trouble accepting that her son his dead.
Despite being told he was killed, Christina insists that he is coming for her, Chavez said.
City Manager Timothy Dodge said he plans to make the decision by next week's City Council meeting on whether to move forward with the lawsuit on whether the new charter is valid.
By Margaret McKinney
Highlands University
New Mexico Highlands University will host a President's Gala, "Dollars for Scholars," April 21 as a scholarship fundraiser that will also celebrate President Jim Fries' five-year anniversary with the university.
The Gala will start at 6 p.m. in the university's Wilson Complex.
Highlights of the evening include a roast and toast of President Fries, a dinner and dance, a silent auction and a raffle.
By Barry Massey
The Associated Press
SANTA FE — A more than $5 billion state budget proposal is back on track in the House and the spending blueprint leaves nearly $42 million available for possible tax cuts advocated by Republican Gov. Susana Martinez and legislators.
The budget was unanimously approved Monday by the House Appropriations and Finance Committee and sent to the 70-member House for debate and a vote, which likely will happen later this week.
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The (Federal Emergency Relief Administration) Gallinas river work project has been halted temporarily by local authorities due to lack of funds in the budget. Nathan Jaffa, San Miguel County FERA head, said that unless word to the contrary is received today, all other work projects will have to be closed at the end of work today. It is not known why funds have not been received from the Santa Fe office to cover expenses, Mr. Jaffa said.
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|Paul Pierce on getting touches late: 'I'm not going to make that an issue'
|03.24.11 at 10:51 am ET
Sometimes Paul Pierce can display a misleading, almost nervous, smile after a befuddling loss.
Wednesday night was such a case.
Pierce was asked whether he would like to get his hands on the ball more down the stretch, especially when the Celtics were trailing by three and his team needed a big basket. Pierce did get the ball but with 4.2 seconds left, leaving the C's captain to fire a desperate trey that fell short.
In the 30 seconds before that, Rajon Rondo (a runner) and Glen Davis (an ill-advised three-pointer) missed shots that would've tied or given the Celtics the lead against the Grizz.
'We ran some stuff," Pierce said. "We had the turnover right there down the stretch. For the most part I liked the looks we got. We got Big Baby with a nice shot. Less than 30 seconds we get Rondo right in the paint, going up for a shot that he takes all the time and makes. I'll take that for a game winner. It just didn't go our way today.'
Yes, Pierce would like to have touched the ball a little more but he said he didn't want the team forcing the ball to him.
'Probably a little bit more, but I play within the framework of the offense," Pierce said. "I'm not going to make that an issue. We've been winning the way we play all year long and the last four years. I'm not going to make that an issue.'
Doc Rivers had a different take.
"We've got to score more points," Rivers said. "I thought in the second half we went through that one stretch where we didn't even start our offense until like seven seconds on the clock. Milking the clock; I thought the ball just was bounced and didn't move. Whenever we do that. You know, listen, I think as a whole, our team, we've got to get back to understanding ' you know Paul is pretty good. And he's got to get more touches in games. And I think we go back and forth on movement and we want that, but we've also got to get Paul involved. That's on me; I've got to get Paul involved more.'
Pierce and the Celtics were also cautioned by their coaches before the game that the Grizzlies were one of the best offensive teams they'll see in the paint this season. Despite all the pleading and prodding during film sessions, the Grizzlies came out and doubled the C's 52-26 in the paint.
'I am surprised because the whole emphasis of today was they are one of the best, if not the best in the league at points in the paint," Pierce said. "The emphasis was to pack the paint, they aren't a great three point shooting team so there is no excuse for all that. We should have done a better job in there, make them kick it out and make them knock down a couple of jumpers.
"I thought overall, for the most part we played pretty good defense. We held them to what, 90 points. Especially Zach Randolph, he has been playing out of his mind. A lot of these guys have been playing well. I thought it was a pretty strong defensive game."
The Celtics also committed 20 turnovers on their home court, which they haven't exactly been defending that well, especially against teams from the West.
Are the C's tired? Sure, but as they themselves admitted, who isn't at this time of the season?
'The light is at the end of the tunnel, only a few more games left," Pierce said. "It should be a better sense of urgency I believe around here. Especially finishing off the season on a good note and trying to get that home court advantage in the East.'
|Fast Break: Grizzlies attack Celtics
|03.23.11 at 10:06 pm ET
Leon Powe and Tony Allen combined for 21 points and seven rebounds against their old team, and the Celtics fell a full game behind the Bulls in the race for the Eastern Conference's No. 1 seed after a 90-87 loss to the Grizzlies (40-32) Wednesday night at the Garden.
Rajon Rondo missed 10 of his 12 shots from the field — including what would have been the go-ahead runner with 19 seconds left — but managed 11 assists and 11 rebounds for the Celtics (50-20). The C's had two more chances to tie the game trailing 90-87 with 13 seconds remaining, but the first attempt ended up in a Glen Davis missed a 3-pointer. Memphis' Marc Gasol missed both free throws on the other end, and Paul Pierce (game-high 22 points) had a chance for a triple — but that fell short, too.
Slow shooting start: The Celtics shot just 5-of-15 (0-for-2 from 3-point range) from the field in the first quarter, and the Big Four were to blame, making only 2-of-11 attempts. In fact, Tony Allen had more points in the opening 12 minutes as Pierce and Ray Allen combined. Of course, anybody with two points could've made that claim. As a result, the Celtics trailed 20-15 and found themselves once again playing from behind in the early going.
Leon Powe: Prior to the game, Doc Rivers said the Celtics had interest in Powe as a buyout option, but hesitated based on the condition of his knee. Well, the knee appeared just fine against the C's, as Powe (at one point) led all scorers on Wednesday. He finished with 13 points.
The Grizzlies other bigs — Marc Gasol and Zach Randolph — also combined for 24 points and 19 rebounds. O'Neal brothers, where art thou?
Taking care of the ball: The Celtics committed 20 turnovers — leading to 16 Grizzlies' points — and the biggest culprit was their center, Nenad Krstic. After a 2-for-2 start from the field, it wasn't a good night for Krstic overall. The C's big man committed four of those turnovers, missed his final four shots and committed more fouls (5) than he grabbed rebounds (2).
Rajon Rondo attacking the basket: With the Celtics falling behind by 10 early in the second quarter, Rondo sliced to the basket, took on a defender and wrapped a layup underneath him. The C's closed out the half on a 21-10 run that included a nice give-and-go between Rondo and Delonte West, a nifty Rondo pick that resulted in an and-one for Glen Davis, and a heads-up play in which Rondo fired a ball off a Grizzly to prevent a turnover.
At the break, Rondo had already accumulated six points, six rebounds, five assists and three steals, prompting some early triple-double whispers throughout the Garden.
Free-throw shooting: Entering the game, the Celtics ranked in the middle of the pack (16th) in terms of team free-throw percentage (76.4), but they've picked it up of late, shooting a combined 63-of-78 (80.8 percent) in their last three victories. Wednesday night was no different, as the Celtics made 22-of-23 free-throw attempts (95.7 percent) in defeat.
3-point shooting … until the final seconds: After starting 0-for-2 from beyond the arc, the Celtics made seven of their next 11 longballs. Two back-to-back treys from Allen in the second quarter helped the Celtics draw within two points. And a Pierce triple late in the fourth quarter brought the C's within one at 86-85 with three minutes remaining in the game. But the Celtics missed those two game-tying attempts in the final 13 seconds.
|Doc Rivers on Paul Pierce: 'He's the sneakiest athlete in the league'
|03.17.11 at 2:52 pm ET
This has been an ongoing, and underrated, part of the Celtics season, but Paul Pierce has been finishing at the rim at a 72.4 percent clip. To put that in perspective, that percentage ranks fourth among NBA small forwards and is a slight tick ahead of LeBron James, who admittedly gets there more often.
For most of the season Pierce has quietly gone about his business, but in recent weeks he has been executing highlight-film poster dunks on players ranging from Kris Humphries to Carlos Delfino to the entire Clipper frontline and extending into Wednesday night's dunk on Roy Hibbert. (Reds Army has the video highlights).
While Pierce doesn't fit the mold of a high-flyer, this doesn't come as a surprise to Celtics coach Doc Rivers.
"I told you this years ago when I first got here. I used to get so pissed when we played the Celtics because I used to think this non-athletic guy keeps beating us," Rivers said. "Then when you coach him you realize he's a super athlete. He just plays at a pace [where] he doesn't show it. He's the sneakiest athlete in the league."
|Celtics don't see a big point to setting a new team record
|03.14.11 at 7:41 am ET
When Keyon Dooling missed a pair of free throws with 22 seconds left, the Celtics had themselves a brand new franchise record for fewest points allowed in a game.
No team in the shot clock era had ever scored a few as the 56 points the Bucks managed Sunday night in an 87-56 Celtics' win.
But the Celtics weren't exactly popping champagne corks afterward.
Asked if he were aware of the new record his team just set, Paul Pierce quipped, 'No, I didn't have my NBA record book on the bench with me tonight so I didn't realize.'
To Pierce and the rest of the Celtics, Sunday night was more about getting back to 48 minutes of quality defensive basketball and not suffering breakdowns and let downs in communication following losses to the Clippers and Sixers.
'It was definitely encouraging just to put together a four-quarter game of defense," Pierce said. "I definitely thought we did that tonight. Especially when we are integrating a lot of new players, coming back home after coming off of two losses, it was just to get back comfortable in our building and play the type of defense that we like to play.'
Doc Rivers looked at it a different way. He saw the schedule and took into consideration the hour lost due to daylight savings time and the travel the Bucks went through to get to Boston to play a 6 p.m. game less than 24 hours after beating the Sixers at home.
'No, honestly, did we set a record? I didn't know that," Rivers said. "I really thought this was one of those schedule losses for Milwaukee. I just thought this was very similar to the game we had against Phoenix where you play a game and you lose an hour going backwards and then they lost another hour with the time change, and then we started the game at 6:00.
"So, I just thought ' you looked at the schedule ' I was concerned early in the game because we were up 10 and we were blowing layups; we were missing a lot of shots. You could see they were tired. So, we took advantage of that and that was great, but a lot of it had to do with their schedule.'
So, to be honest about it, Rivers said it's great to win a game by 31 but he's not about to draw any long-range conclusions about the quality of his team or how well his team got the message of toughening up in the fourth quarter.
'Our defense was good, but we don't know how good our defense was tonight, even though ' I would say our effort was phenomenal. And that's all we talked about, we're trying to sustain effort loner defensively and get back to doing that. Now that we're starting to get ' we have one body back. Hopefully Delonte (West) is back, not tomorrow but the game after that. So you know, it's what we need to do.'
|Irish Coffee: Celtics a slam dunk
|03.10.11 at 12:38 pm ET
Wake up with the Celtics and your daily dose of Irish Coffee '¦
Between Blake Griffin and Eric Gordon, the Clippers own four of the top 10 throwdowns on NBA.com's Dunk Ladder. Not to mention the fact that DeAndre Jordan had more than twice as many dunks (7) during the Clips' 108-103 victory against the Celtics on Wednesday night as Rajon Rondo has had all season (3).
So, I figured now is as good a time as any to check out the dunk statistics for the Celtics, especially in comparison to their performance during the 2007-08 season. Thanks to CBS Sports' Dunk-O-Meter and Roto Evil's Slam Dunk Stats, we can do that.
If an aging NBA veteran has almost twice as many dunks through 62 games this season than he did during a year in which he captured the NBA Finals MVP, that seems to say a lot about the kind of lift and athleticism that's still in his legs, right?
Of course, I'm talking about Paul Pierce, who according to CBS Sports has slammed 28 dunks already this season — including the highlight-reel one last night that can be seen in the video that accompanies this blog (thanks to @MrTripleDouble10). By comparison, Pierce recorded just 16 dunks in the 2007-08 regular season.
Count Ray Allen in the same category, as his 11 dunks so far this year are two more than he produced during the entire season three years ago. Glen Davis has already more than doubled his dunking output (11 in 2010-11, compared to 5 in 2007-08), but that can be credited to his increased role as the Sixth Man on this year's squad.
If we can draw conclusions about how much more lift or aggressiveness Pierce has this year compared to three seasons ago based on his increased number of dunks, is the same true for those going in reverse? That means you, Kevin Garnett.
The naked eye test suggests Garnett has been more active and aggressive around the basket than he's ever been in a Celtics uniform, but could it be that we're simply remembering the guy who's been hobbled by knee problems the last two years?
It would seem after his bench was outscored, 26-12, in a 108-103 loss to the Clippers Wednesday night at TD Garden, Doc Rivers would have laid blame for the defeat at the hands of his reserves.
But Rivers also realizes that the Celtics dressed just five players Wednesday who were with the team before the Feb. 24 trade deadline, and one of those five was Avery Bradley.
It's a lot to ask any second unit to make up a 15-to-20 deficit in a game, let alone one that was making its debut. So, the way Rivers saw it, this loss really was at the feet of his "Big 4" – namely Rajon Rondo, Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen.
"I was concerned because in the first quarter, our four starters put us in a hole and then you needed to sub, and you knew nothing good was going to happen," Rivers said, as his team fell behind by as much as 15 in the first quarter and 23 early in the third.
"It actually [wasn't bad]. They held their ground," Rivers said of his reserves, led by Carlos Arroyo and new starting center Nenad Krstic. "The problem was it was a 20-point ground [deficit] they were holding and that's very difficult.
"We sub anyway. We sit guys down regardless of score. Obviously, we were down 20 and we're subbing. It's not something you want to do but you have to."
Pierce couldn't argue.
'It's tough when you get out to bad starts and a lot of that has to do with the starters. How we come out at the beginning of the games, we've got to come out with a better focus," Pierce said. "Once you get a team confidence like the Clippers then they feed off that for the rest of the game and were able to get the win.'
Pierce did point to the defensive struggles of the second unit but only as far as they had to pick up the pieces from the starters not playing defense, either.
'I think some of it is the second unit, but a lot of that was at the start of the game with the first five so no excuses on that point," Pierce said. "They came out and shot 70 percent and a lot of that was against the guys that know what we are doing night in and night out.
"You give some leeway to the newer guys, but there is no excuse to the way we started out giving them the big lead and then having to fight all the way to get back into the game.'
The reserves did a very respectable job on Blake Griffin, who had just 12 points in 37 minutes. Down 23, the Celtics slowly started to chip away, outscoring the Clippers, 24-16 in the third to cut the lead to 10.
Then the starters finally did their thing. Allen drilled a 3-pointer from the right wing on a bullet pass from Rondo with 7:36 left to draw the Celtics within six, 86-80. Garnett's jumper with just under six minutes left capped a 15-2 run to draw the Celtics within three.
But Mo Williams drained three free throws with 5:23 left to restore the lead to six. Jeff Green drilled a trey with 47.4 seconds left to get within four, 104-100. Allen's three with 10.5 seconds left turned out to be too little, too late.
The Celtics will try to regroup and start a new winning streak on Friday against the upstart 76ers in Philadelphia. The Sixers are making a late-season push to finish in the middle of the playoff pack in the Eastern Conference and are one of the hottest teams in the NBA since the All-Star break.
Friday would be a great time for a new start for the "Big 4."
|Irish Coffee: The Shaqtionary
|03.08.11 at 11:04 am ET
Wake up with the Celtics and your daily dose of Irish Coffee '¦
The oldest player in the NBA, Shaquille O'Neal celebrated his 39th birthday where most almost over-the-hill men celebrate their birthdays — at Boston Children's Museum.
The Celtics center who hasn't played since Feb. 1 — and has already missed 25 games this season — told reporters he was 85 percent and would not return until he's fully healthy, which could be as soon as next week. Here are the quotes from his birthday celebration, courtesy of The Globe:
'Hopefully, in the next week [I'll be back]. They want me back at 100 percent. I tried to run on it the other day, and it felt pretty good, but I took a step back and I'm going to get back out there in a few days. I don't really feel like I'm 39.''
'If I can walk, I can play, and I asked many times to shoot it up, and you know, they refuse. And the Big Three said they want me at 100 percent healthy, so I'm getting there.''
'I have a little Achilles soreness. It gets better, it comes back, it gets better, it comes back. It's better. Dr. [Brian] McKeon is doing a great job. I've been working out twice a day, getting treatment. It'll be right.''
'[Kendrick] Perkins has meant a lot to this city, and he really helped them get No. 17 and we're going to miss him. He was my main man. Everybody loves Perk. I love him. We became real good friends, and I congratulated him on his new deal. But this is a business. He's going to be missed. We had a great time this year being on the same team.''
So, there you have it. Danny Ainge, Doc Rivers, trainer Ed Lacerte, Dr. Brian McKeon and the Big Three all want Shaq to wait until he's 100 percent before he returns to the court. He could play right now, but he's won't. The Celtics don't need him now; they need him in the playoffs, so why rush him back? It's a smart move by the Celtics, so can we just take it easy on the Shaq Watch?
Which brings me to a much more important topic. In honor of Shaq's 39th birthday — which he called ShaqDay, which makes almost no sense — we scoured UrbanDictionary.com for the ultimate Shaqtionary, described as "the book that will be used to document all of the words that Shaquille O'Neal manages to create during his scrabble games."
Of course, we eliminated the dirtiest definitions — like Shaq Off and Shaq's Arm (use your imagination) — and came up with the following list …
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Don't wait much longer to buy tickets for Frisco ISD's first football games at The Star
If you're thinking about going to the opening day at The Star in Frisco, you shouldn't wait much longer to buy your tickets.
Watchdog: Crying poverty from inside Frisco ISD's Grand Palace
Frisco ISD built a $27 million HQ all the while complaining of a decrease in state funding. Now taxpayers will weigh in on giving it more money.
2 Frisco City Council seats to be decided in Saturday's runoff
The runoff election is Saturday with two Frisco City Council seats up for grabs.
Dallas Cowboys, Baylor Scott & White sports medicine complex worthy of top athletes
The new sports medicine facility being planned in Frisco can trace its beginnings back decades to the shoulder injury of a high school quarterback from Arkansas named Stephen Jones.
Tickets available for HS football debut in Dallas Cowboys' new home in Frisco
While district officials anticipate selling out the stadium, it's difficult to predict how popular tickets will be for opening day.
Former Frisco history teacher gets 10-year prison sentence for sexually assaulting 14-year-old
A former high school history teacher from Frisco was sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty Thursday to sexual assault of a child.
Frisco RoughRiders' new Choctaw Lazy River likely to be the largest pool in pro sports
Construction started earlier this month on the $1.5 million signature project that is expected to become the envy of sports teams across the country.
Developer kicks off second phase of huge Frisco apartment community
StreetLights just began leasing the first 365-unit rental community in the project at 4255 Cotton Gin Road. Now the developer is starting 325 more units in a four-story project called the Maxwell.
Another mixed-use development kicking off near Frisco's $5 billion mile
Goviea Commercial Real Estate is building the more than 25-acre development between Stonebrook Parkway and the Dallas North Tollway.
Debate over Frisco alcohol election heats up in days before early voting
With less than a week before early voting begins, the debate over alcohol sales in Frisco is heating up.
Al fresco with Fido: Frisco says yes to dining with your dogs
Council member Tim Nelson, who has family members with allergies, said health issues and cleanliness were among his main concerns. But he also liked the idea of giving businesses a choice.
Frisco council OKs up to $25.5M to help Sam Moon-owned hotel rise next to Stonebriar Centre mall
A landmark deal that proposes attaching a Hyatt Regency hotel to the Stonebriar Centre mall in Frisco took another step forward Tuesday.
Sports bar with $3.4M in alcohol sales prompts election that could turn Frisco wet
A Frisco sports bar and restaurant that sold more than $3.4 million in alcohol last year is a driving force behind the city's latest alcohol election.
'She was all of us,' moms say of Frisco woman found dead in SUV with 3 kids
A Frisco mother missing since Monday was found dead in McKinney with her three children alive beside her. Her 1- and 5-year-old daughters and 3-year-old son were taken to Children's Medical Center Plano for evaluation.
15-story Hyatt Regency hotel connected to Stonebriar Centre mall proposed in Frisco
Out-of-town visitors who shop til they drop at Frisco's giant Stonebriar Centre could soon have a new place to crash.
Toyota will employ 100 in new data hub in Plano to work on connected, autonomous cars
Toyota today announced that it will launch Toyota Connected Inc. to expand the automaker's capabilities in data management, telematics and other in-car services.
Completed sale of Brinkmann Ranch land will bring 500 new homes to heart of Frisco
Developers have completed their purchase of part of Frisco's storied Brinkman Ranch and plan to break ground for a new home community this summer.
Frisco hospice owner urged nurses to overdose patients so they would die quicker, NBC5 reports
The owner of a Frisco medical company regularly directed nurses to overdose hospice patients with drugs such as morphine to speed up their deaths and maximize profits and sent text messages like, "You need to make this patient go bye-bye," an FBI agent wrote in an affidavit for a search warrant obtained by NBC 5.
New baseball fields now open at Frisco's Harold Bacchus Community Park
The new baseball fields at Harold Bacchus Community Park are now open.
Choctaw Lazy River taking shape as Frisco RoughRiders prep for opening day
Construction remains on schedule for the Choctaw Lazy River at Dr Pepper Ballpark, which is home to the Frisco RoughRiders.
Report: Frisco Centennial assistant coach told black players he would 'hang them from a tree by their toes'
A Centennial High School assistant football coach told black players that he would hang them from a tree by their toes for misbehaving, according to documents released by the Frisco school district.
Registration for Frisco's popular Mindbender Academy opens Friday
Online registration opens at 7 a.m. Friday, March 18, for the popular Mindbender Academy, a week-long summer camp for incoming Frisco ISD middle schoolers.
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Frisco's controversial transmission line case goes before PUC on Thursday
Some folks from Frisco will be in Austin on Thursday for the hearing before the Public Utility Commission of Texas on the proposed transmission line in west Frisco.
Big & Rich, Lee Brice to perform at Toyota Texas Fest in Frisco
Country music singer and songwriter Lee Brice, who performed during the 2016 Honda NHL All-Star Game in January in Nashville, Tenn., will be performing as part of the Toyota Texas Fest in May. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
Only 180 more days till kickoff at The Ford Center at The Star in Frisco
Aug. 27. is the date for the first event in the new complex -- a quadruple-header showcasing all eight varsity football teams in Frisco ISD.
Proposal calls for Frisco to share $24.4M cost of power line under Main Street
The agreement to bury Brazos Electric's 2.9-mile high-voltage cable must still be approved by the Public Utility Commission of Texas, which is scheduled to hear details at its March 3 meeting in Austin.
Drury Inn & Suites under construction at DNT, Gaylord in Frisco
A Drury Inn & Suites is being built at the southeast corner of the Dallas North Tollway and Gaylord Parkway in Frisco.
Jerry Jones wins again: Cowboys Club fills its 800 spots, has waiting list
All 800 of the initial memberships in a new Cowboys Club in Frisco have sold out, prompting the team to create a waiting list and mull expanding the roster.
Cowboys nearing sellout for Frisco club memberships
One month ago the Dallas Cowboys began offering the general public memberships in a Cowboys Club that grants special access at the team's new headquarters in Frisco. As of this week, only 100 are left.
'Gate' property up for sale on Frisco's $5 billion mile
A Frisco property that's been pitched for a mixed-use development is up for sale.
Settlement calls for burying transmission line along Frisco's Main Street
Details are being finalized for a settlement that calls for burying a proposed transmission line along Main Street in west Frisco, signaling a possible end to a controversial case that has drawn massive public interest.
Farmers market will be centerpiece of new Frisco development
Called Frisco Fresh Market, the Main Street project will also include office buildings, apartments and a hotel on 32 acres just east of the Dallas North Tollway.
Frisco homeowners in fight over disappearing backyard
The city is trying to mediate a dispute to determine who's responsible — the homeowners association or the developer — for fixing the problem of erosion that now claws at a family's back fence. Brian and Natalie Woodward fear their dream home is in imminent danger.
Frisco police trying to determine if skeletal remains are those of man missing since March
Frisco police are trying to determine if skeletal remains discovered Tuesday afternoon are those of a man who went missing in March of last year.
Sponsors team up with Dallas Cowboys to be part of The Star in Frisco
Ford Motor Co. announced last year it was partnering with the Cowboys to name the stadium complex The Ford Center at The Star. But other deals are also on the way.
Dallas Cowboys aim to make fans, community part of the team at new home in Frisco
On a recent morning, the team's executive vice president, Charlotte Jones Anderson, led a small group through the complex being built along the busy Dallas North Tollway. With elements big and small, the franchise is looking to engage with its fans.
Citizens academy, CERT classes offered in Frisco
Applications are being accepted for the Frisco Fire Department's Citizens Fire Academy and Community Emergency Response Team. Classes for both groups start in March.
County agrees to pay fees for special prosecutors in Paxton case
Collin County agrees to pay Paxton special prosecutors' legal bills
Frisco morning roundup for Jan. 13, 2016
The Heritage Association of Frisco hosts its Third Sunday Open House this weekend. Kids can make a birdseed craft. There will also be tours of the historic buildings in the Heritage Center and blacksmith demonstrations. Admission is free.
Frisco morning roundup for Jan. 12, 2016
A Plano-based community builder has announced plans for a $170 million, 350-home community in Frisco, writes DMN's Steve Brown. Green Brick Partners Inc. said Monday that it has purchased almost 100 acres for the project to be called Frisco Springs.
Frisco's plan commission to review details about proposed $700M Gate project on tollway
Middle Eastern real estate investors who own more than 40 acres on the Dallas North Tollway have filed detaile plans for the property with the City of Frisco.
First-of-its-kind Cowboys Club in Frisco starts selling memberships to public
The private club, which will include amenities including terrace views of the team's outdoor practice fields, is the latest offering at the development that centers around the Cowboys' home and training center.
Planned $170 million community in Frisco will include 350 homes
A Plano-based community builder has announced plans for a $170 million, 350-home community in Frisco.
Collin County commissioners agree to pay special prosecutor fees in Paxton criminal case
The special prosecutors handling the criminal case against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton will be paid for their work so far at the rate they were promised.
Collin County Republicans to hold Lincoln Day dinner
The Collin County Republican Party will hold its Lincoln Day Dinner at 6 p.m. Jan. 30 at Plano Centre, 2000 E. Spring Creek Parkway.
Frisco ISD leaders invite parents to 'coffee talks'
Parents of children in Frisco schools can attend monthly "coffee talks" with Superintendent Jeremy Lyon and trustees.
Frisco morning roundup for Jan. 11, 2016
Frisco received good news on Friday with a four-year extension of its contract to host the NCAA Division I Football Championship.
Hands-free or else: Little Elm gets tough on driver use of mobile devices
This week, Little Elm joined Denton as cities with the area's most restrictive policy regarding use of mobile devices while driving.
Looking Ahead: Strategic plan to help shape future of Frisco
Tony Felker, the president and CEO of the Frisco Chamber of Commerce, discusses the chamber outlook for 2016.
Looking Ahead: Frisco-area counselor says preserving religious freedom is a priority
Bryan Tolbert, a counselor in the Frisco-area presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, offers his thoughts on faith in the area for 2016.
Sounding Off: Collin County readers discuss what city, school officials should focus on in 2016
What should city and school officials focus on in 2016?
Community Leader: Frisco Association for the Arts ready to take next step
Tammy Meinershagen, the president of Frisco Association for the Arts, discusses the group's programs and expectations for 2016.
Frisco offices to be closed Friday; trash pickup reset
There will be no trash or recycling pickup Friday; those with regularly scheduled pickups that day will have service on Saturday.
Looking Back: Habitat for Humanity of North Collin County builds its 100th home and work continues
UPDATE: NCC Habitat exceeded its goal and raised $115,000 for the organization through the Purple House fundraising efforts. That money will go to helping build more homes for families in need in northern...
Looking Back: Transportation troubles lead to end of service in Collin County
Reports of missed rides, unpaid bills and long waits for service seemed to be symptoms of a much bigger financial crisis for the Texoma Area Paratransit System, a nonprofit transit agency that serves Collin...
Looking Back: Collin College finds successor to longtime president
Longtime Collin College president Cary Israel stepped down after 16 years in his job at the beginning of 2015. Israel was the college's second president and its longest-sitting president."I am heartened...
Burger 21 to open first Texas restaurant in Frisco
Burger 21 will open its first Texas restaurant in the Towers at Frisco Square on Jan. 11.
7 days, 7 races, 7 continents: Frisco businessman takes on World Marathon Challenge
Patrick Fallon hopes to accomplish what only 11 others in the world have done.
Tickets on sale for 20th Daddy Daughter Dance in Frisco
Tickets are on sale for the 20th annual Daddy Daughter Dance hosted by the Frisco Parks and Recreation Department.
Frisco Fire department offers inside look, response tips
Applications are being accepted for the Frisco Fire Department's Citizen's Fire Academy and Community Emergency Response Team.
Sounding Off: Collin County readers discuss whether teen Ethan Couch should go to 'big-boy jail'
Ethan Couch, the Tarrant County teen who received probation for killing four people while driving drunk in 2013, is missing — and authorities fear he may have skipped the country. Should Couch, as one official said, go to "big-boy jail" now that he has been accused of violating his probation?
To celebrate Miss Universe gaffe, Frisco RoughRiders come up with runner-up promotion
The promotion celebrates second-place finishers. Fans can participate in on-field games, but prizes will be awarded to second-place finishers.
2015 in review: Christina Morris' disappearance touches my heart
After writing about the anniversary of Christina Morris' disappearance, I found myself wanting my own daughter to learn personal safety skills, writes reporter Valerie Wigglesworth.
Frisco to host NCAA Division I Championship
North Dakota State University is coming to Frisco for a fifth shot at the NCAA Division I Championship.
Looking Back: North Texas Municipal Water District lifts 5 years of drought restrictions
The North Texas Municipal Water District extended its Stage 3 watering restrictions through April at a February meeting, citing continuing drought and low lake levels."Our primary water supplies are below...
Frisco church's annual show has 'Voice' contestant
The Christmas at the Cathedral includes singing, dancing and acting and features special guest Dez Duron—who competed on season three of NBC's The Voice—and an electric sting quartet playing Christmas classics.
Tickets on sale for 20th annual Daddy Daughter Dance
Tickets are on sale for the 20th annual Daddy Daughter Dance hosted by the Frisco Parks and Recreation Department.
RoughRiders to salute Miss Universe mix-up
The Frisco RoughRiders will have a night saluting second place after an on-air mix-up at the Miss Universe pageant on Sunday.
Frisco city offices closed Thursday, Friday
The city has posted its holiday hours for the next two weeks.
St. Philip's Episcopal Church to hold five services on Christmas Eve
Children's services will be held at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., a family service will be at 5 p.m., a family candlelight service will be at 7 p.m. and a candlelight service will be at 10 p.m.
Frisco ISD students, staff distribute gifts through charity
Through the With Love It's a Small World charity, six semitrailers full of gifts like clothes, toys, tablets and gift cards were given to parents of children who qualify for aid through the district.
Three Dallas-area cities among SmartAsset's Top 10 Boomtowns of 2015
It's no secret that certain parts of Texas are booming. A new analysis out Monday puts the cities of Richardson, McKinney and Frisco among the Top 10 Boomtowns of 2015.
Frisco morning roundup for Dec. 21, 2015
North Dakota State University is coming to Frisco for a fifth shot at the NCAA Division I Championship. NDSU has won the last four championships in Frisco. This year, the team will face Alabama's Jacksonville State. The game is at 11 a.m.
Grass-roots nonprofit taps into mom power to help struggling parents
In five years, a Facebook page has grown into a nonprofit that aims to be a support system for struggling parents.
Former RoughRiders named Rangers All-Stars
Eight former Frisco RoughRiders have been named Minor League Baseball's Organization All-Stars from the Texas Rangers organization.
Spiritual, financial concerns spur growth of home schooling in Frisco
The Kahligs are one of many Frisco families who face a challenge when trying to find an academic option that works financially and also incorporates spiritual enrichment. They chose home schooling.
Frisco chef serves up inspiration in and out of the kitchen
Sometimes you can find inspiration in the kitchen when you try out a new holiday recipe, or use that fancy mixer that you bought online. But for me, my muse didn't come from the pantry or the oven.
Frisco morning roundup for Dec. 15, 2015
Christmas in the Square will hold its special event night on Saturday with some extra features added to its nightly fun. The evening kicks off at 5 p.m. as Santa parachutes into Frisco Square (weather permitting, of course).
Frisco morning roundup for Dec. 18, 2015
The send-off celebration starts at 9 a.m. today at Lone Star High School as the Rangers football team heads to Houston to compete in the state championship.
Skill QUEST students graduate with potential for higher-wage jobs
The nonprofit has served about 200 workers in Dallas and Collin counties since it began in 2010.
Sounding Off: Collin County readers discuss whether college students should be allowed to carry guns in dorms, classrooms
Should students be allowed to carry guns in dorms? In classrooms? Should faculty and staff be allowed to carry in their offices?
Update: Frisco halts AT&T fiber installation work after second gas line cut Thursday
Two homes have been evacuated as a precaution after a natural gas line break in the 5000 block of Normandy in Frisco.
Rally on Friday to celebrate Lone Star HS Rangers heading to state championship
Come out to Lone Star High School on Friday for a glimpse at history in the making.
200 musicians to shine at holiday concert in Collin County
The Home for the Holidays concert will feature the Plano Symphony Orchestra, Plano Civic Chorus and Frisco Chorale.
Christmas in the Square pulls out extras Saturday
Santa parachutes into Frisco Square at 5 p.m., weather permitting. There will also be a four-lane inner-tube snow slide, visits with Santa and holiday treats.
Christmas in the Square runs nightly until Jan. 2 in Frisco Square
Christmas in the Square continues from 6 to 10 p.m. nightly through Jan. 2 in Frisco Square.
Toys for Troops donations accepted through Dec. 17 in Frisco
Donations are being accepted through Dec. 17 for the Toys for Troops drive.
Frisco Liberty High School journalism students earn national recognition
The Liberty High School online student newspaper has been named one of the best in the country.
Construction crew breaks gas line near Legacy and Main in Frisco
A construction crew working in west Frisco struck a three-inch natural gas line this morning.
Small World Christmas program gives Frisco families hope for the holidays
When most people think of the holidays in Frisco, we think of all of the events that happen in Frisco Square such as the lighting of the Christmas tree, the skating rink, visiting Santa Clause, and of course opening presents on Christmas Day with our fam
A look at candidates on the Collin County ballot next year
Monday was the filing deadline for candidates seeking elective office next year. Here's a look at the local Collin County ballot. The names are based on filings to the Collin County Republican Party and the Collin County Democratic Party.
Dallas Cowboys to sponsor Frisco Chamber of Commerce's awards gala
The Dallas Cowboys will be the presenting sponsor of the Frisco Chamber of Commerce's 32nd annual awards celebration scheduled for Feb. 5 at the Embassy Suites Dallas-Frisco Hotel.
CTE features engineering, architecture at Hub Night
The Career and Technical Education Center will hold the year's final Hub Night at 6:30 p.m. Monday at the school, 9889 Wade Blvd.
Poetry contest open to students and adults in Collin County
Entries are being accepted in the annual Collin County Poetry Contest sponsored by the Mockingbird Chapter of the Poetry Society of Texas.
Water district, cities to meet over removing board directors
Some cities in the North Texas Municipal Water District say they have concerns about whom their appointees serve.
Sounding Off: Collin County readers discuss whether cities should use TAPS
On-demand bus service in Frisco is now being delivered by the Denton County Transportation Authority. The Frisco City Council ratified the agreement that allowed service to begin earlier on Dec. 1. Should other North Texas cities continue using TAPS?
Frisco morning roundup for Dec. 11, 2015
The Frisco Ballet will performThe Nutcracker on Saturday at Reedy High School, 3003 Stonebrook Parkway. Showtimes are at 3 and 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $18. Click here for tickets in advance.
Tickets on sale for Frisco Lone Star-Lake Dallas state semifinal game
Football fans in Frisco are coming together to support Lone Star High School as it prepares for Friday night's state semifinals game against Lake Dallas High School.
Frisco police investigate after radio host Russ Martin held at gunpoint while valuables taken
Frisco police are investigating an aggravated robbery that occurred Wednesday night in the Stonebriar Creek Estates community near the Dallas North Tollway and State Highway 121.
Frisco police investigate after woman attacked by gunman
Frisco police are investigating after a woman was attacked in the parking lot of an apartment complex by a man with a gun.
Frisco Public Library launches new pre-K reading program
The Frisco Public Library is offering free prekindergarten reading programs for ages 3 to 6.
Spots are still open for Saturday's Frosty 5K in Frisco
Registration is still available for the annual Frosty 5K Race and the Merry Mile starting at 8 a.m. Saturday in Simpson Plaza in front of Frisco City Hall, 6101 Frisco Square Blvd.
Registration underway for City Hall 101 session in Frisco
The free 15-week course meets on Monday nights from January through April. Sessions offer an inside look at City Hall, and the Frisco Police and Fire Departments, as well as city departments and divisions like Public Works and Environmental Services.
PUC reschedules hearing on west Frisco transmission line case to February
A hearing scheduled for Dec. 17 to hear the Brazos Electric Power's transmission line case in west Frisco has been postponed until February.
Frisco, DCTA sign deal for on-demand transit service
Denton County Transportation Authority is now providing curb-to-curb service for trips originating within Frisco to destinations in Frisco, McKinney and Allen.
NTTA sets lane closures for construction projects along Sam Rayburn Tollway
The North Texas Tollway Authority has several road closures planned over the next month related to construction projects.
Rep. Sam Johnson announces mobile offices in four area cities
Rep. Sam Johnson will offer mobile office hours in four cities on Wednesday.
Frisco morning roundup for Dec. 8, 2015
TAPS Public Transit's unraveling in Collin County could boost the chances that Dallas Area Rapid Transit will expand its reach into the fastest-growing part of North Texas.
TAPS suspends all bus service in Collin County until further notice
The board of directors for TAPS Public Transit voted Monday afternoon to suspend all bus service in Collin County until further notice.
As TAPS unravels, DART eyes Collin County service expansion
DART board members tomorrow will consider removing a years-old requirement that non-member cities who contract for bus service hold an election to join the agency within four years.
Skip the lines for Santa at Stonebriar by reserving a spot online
It's an annual tradition for many - pictures with Santa at the mall.
Jerry Jones' Blue Star Land is ready to start 1,800-home community in Prosper
Dallas Cowboys' owner Jerry Jones is making another big play in the town of Prosper.
Frisco morning roundup for Dec. 7, 2015
The Frisco Public Library now offers Miss Humblebee's Academy, a resource to help prepare 3- to 6-year-olds for kindergarten. The program combines spoken instructions and visual cues to evaluate students and offer activities appropriate for their skills.
Frisco ISD Natatorium dedication to honor swim coach
Frisco ISD will dedicate its natatorium on Saturday in honor of Bruce Eubanks, a former swim coach at Frisco High who launched the district's swim program in 2001.
Santa to host breakfast on Saturday at Frisco Senior Center
Tickets are still available for Breakfast with Santa on Saturday at the Frisco Senior Center, 6670 Moore St.
10th Bass Classic coming to Frisco-Denton area
The three-day fishing competition will be at Lake Ray Roberts, while family activities will take place at Toyota Stadium in Frisco.
Sounding Off: Collin County readers discuss whether waivers should be granted to high school students who fail exit-level tests
More than seven of every 10 Texas high school seniors who applied for a special waiver this year won permission to graduate, despite failing one or two of the five required end-of-course tests, according to a new survey from the Texas Association of Business. Should waivers be granted to students who fail exit-level tests in Texas schools?
On-demand bus service changes providers in Frisco
On-demand bus service in Frisco is now being delivered by the Denton County Transportation Authority. The Frisco City Council ratified the agreement Tuesday night that allowed service to begin earlier on Tuesday.
Frisco ISD adjusts proposed attendance zone maps
The school district is opening up four campuses next year -- Lebanon Trail High School, Nelson Middle School, Vaughn Elementary School and Miller Elementary School.
Update: Natural gas line shut off after being broken by construction crew
Another day, another gas line break in Frisco due to construction activity.
Here are details of Frisco's Merry Main Street
The 25th annual Merry Main Street is from 5 to 9 p.m. Saturday in Simpson Plaza, 6101 Frisco Square Blvd., and Frisco Square.
Part of Dallas Parkway to close for repairs in Frisco
Dallas Parkway will be closed to through traffic in both directions between Stonebrook Parkway and Cotton Gin Road for about a week while crews repair the BNSF Railroad crossing.
As more Forest Park Medical Centers file for bankruptcy, investors look for new buyer
The company that owns the buildings -- Forest Park Realty Partners III, LC -- filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection just ahead of a scheduled foreclosure sale on two hospitals.
Frisco ISD to hold special rezoning meeting Tuesday
The Frisco school board will have a special meeting tomorrow night to discuss proposed attendance zone changes.
Frisco morning roundup for Dec. 1, 2015
Frisco ISD will dedicate its natatorium on Saturday in honor of Bruce Eubanks, a former swim coach at Frisco High who launched the district's swim program in 2001. The natatorium opened in 2003.
Frisco City Council takes up property tax exemptions
The Frisco City Council will consider increasing the property tax exemption for seniors and those with disabilities to better align with increasing home values.
Frisco Liberty High orchestra to play in Allen before Chicago trip
The Liberty High School Symphony Orchestra will give a free concert at 7 p.m. Dec. 9 at the Allen Performing Arts Center, 300 Rivercrest Blvd. in Allen, before taking a trip to perform in Chicago.
Frisco police, firefighters collect toys for family services
Donations are being accepted through Dec. 11 for the second annual Frisco Police and Fire toy drive benefiting Frisco Family Services.
Railroad repairs to close tollway frontage roads in Frisco
Dallas North Tollway frontage roads between Stonebrook Parkway and Cotton Gin Road will be closed beginning at 5 a.m. Monday for railroad crossing repairs.
Frisco sets menorah lighting for Dec. 6 near City Hall
The second annual Hanukkah public menorah lighting will be at 5 p.m. Dec. 6 in Simpson Plaza across from City Hall, 6101 Frisco Square Blvd.
Frisco morning roundup for Nov. 30, 2015
The Frisco City Council will consider increasing the property tax exemption for seniors and those with disabilities to better align with the increasing home values.
Sounding Off: Collin County readers discuss whether Texas, U.S. should accept Syrian refugees
Several governors, including Gov. Greg Abbott, congressional leaders and presidential candidates have said that the United States should not accept Syrian refugees in the wake of the attacks on Paris. Should Texas and the U.S. accept Syrian refugees?
Dallas Parkway to close for railroad crossing repair
Dallas Parkway will be closed to through traffic in both directions between Stonebrook Parkway and Cotton Gin Road for about a week beginning at 5 a.m. Monday while crews repair the BNSF Railroad crossing.
Frisco annual Christmas event is set for next weekend
Festivities include performances by Frisco ISD elementary school choirs, lighting of the city's Christmas tree, free photos with Santa provided by 3:16 Team Realty, free carriage rides, kids holiday store and food and merchandise vendors.
Some in Frisco Lakes want city to make developer live up to promises
Some residents say their newer neighborhoods don't measure up when compared to earlier phases; developer says standards have been met.
Registration continues for North Texas Turkey Trot in Frisco
Registration continues for the fifth annual North Texas Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving Day.
4th Army Drive at Lebanon Road in Frisco closing for construction
The city of Frisco will close 4th Army Drive at Lebanon Road for about five months while a new alignment is being constructed for the south end of the road.
Frisco morning roundup for Nov. 25, 2015
The Road to Frisco has begun. The NCAA has posted an interactive bracket to track college teams as they earn their way to the NCAA Division I Football Championship. The game will be Jan. 9 at Toyota Stadium.
Snap photos at a test run of Christmas light display in Frisco
Attention photographers and holiday light lovers: Frisco Square will host a Christmas in the Square media night and turn on all the holiday lights for a static display from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday .
TAPS Public Transit gets more bad news with TxDOT audit
TxDOT auditors believe TAPS should reimburse the state for $930,619, according to the report distributed to the board. The audit also identified an additional $800,078 in noncompliant transactions that TAPS may be required to repay to the state.
Assistant football coach on leave in Frisco as allegations of racial comments investigated
A group of parents says it was concerned that situation was allowed to escalate after initial reports.
Frisco morning roundup for Nov. 24, 2015
Donations are being accepted for the second annual Frisco Police and Fire toy drive benefiting Frisco Family Services. Donation boxes are available at all eight fire stations, Frisco Fire Safety Town and the police department.
Frisco morning roundup for Nov. 23, 2015
Frisco will help play host to the 2016 Toyota Texas Bass Classic, which celebrates its 10th anniversary next year. The three-day festival will be May 20-22.
Shaddock Development plans to start Brinkmann Ranch project early next year
Developers who are buying a chunk of Frisco's fabled Brinkmann Ranch say they hope to have the first homes ready on the property in 2017.
Native English-speaking third-graders pass STAAR reading test in Spanish
Three third-graders at Hackberry Elementary School in Frisco passed the STAAR reading test in Spanish. The trick is, they're native English speakers enrolled in Little Elm ISD's dual-language program.
Sounding Off: Collin County readers discuss whether Allen ISD should release more information on investigation of principal
Even as Allen ISD officials remain mum about the suspension of the now retired Allen High principal, records released by the district last week show that there was an investigation into his conduct. The district released some emails about Payne and part of his personnel file but has sought an opinion from the Texas attorney general's office regarding a portion of the records. Should Allen ISD release more information about the investigation into Steve Payne? Why or why not?
Solo art exhibit, sale set for Frisco Discovery Center
A solo art exhibit and sale by Milessa Murphy Stewart will be Nov. 28 at Frisco Discovery Center.
Dunkin' Donuts tests Dallas-area delivery
Dunkin' Donuts launched a test in the Dallas area today, offering delivery of its coffee, sweets and other menu items via the on-demand delivery service DoorDash.
Frisco to offer free composting class
The city of Frisco will offer a free workshop on composting at noon Friday.
Rockfish Seafood to open Friday in Frisco
Rockfish Seafood & Grill will open Friday at 9179 Dallas Parkway, Suite 170.
Frisco approves plans for residential community, shopping center on part of Brinkmann Ranch
Frisco city planners have approved proposals for a large new residential community and a shopping center on part of the Brinkmann Ranch.
Frisco, McKinney may sever ties with TAPS transit service
Cities are weighing their options as the bus service struggles financially.
Register now for North Texas Turkey Trot in Frisco
Registration is open for the North Texas Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving in Frisco Square.
Frisco morning roundup for Nov. 17, 2015
The Frisco City Council will consider a development agreement offering $121.5 million in incentives for Frisco Station, the mixed-use development located west of The Star in Frisco and part of the $5 Billion Mile.
Frisco Police Department to celebrate 50th anniversary of department
The Frisco Police Department will celebrate 50 years of service on Wednesday.
Frisco Youth Symphony Orchestra begins season Wednesday
The Frisco Youth Symphony Orchestra will kick off its season with a concert at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Frisco High School auditorium, 6401 Parkwood Blvd.
Heritage Association of Frisco meets tonight at museum
The Heritage Association of Frisco meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the second-floor theater at the Heritage Museum, 6455 Page St
Christmas in the Square to light up after Thanksgiving
The 11th annual Christmas in the Square kicks off Nov. 27 in Frisco Square with holiday lights set to music.
Frisco morning roundup for Nov. 16, 2015
The Frisco Youth Symphony Orchestra will kick off its season with a concert at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Frisco High School auditorium. This group supported by the Frisco Symphony Orchestra is made up of youth and teens from the Frisco area.
Emme, 5, and William, 9, are Frisco Liberty marching band's biggest fans
Emme, 5, and William Benton, 9, are honorary band members of the Frisco Liberty marching band. Emme and William have free rein to run around the band while they're practicing. Emme also gives out hugs to her favorite members.
NBC5: Deer crashes through windshield, into backseat of car on Sam Rayburn Tollway in Plano
As a longtime driver of tractor trailers, Christopher Coleman, of Frisco, Texas, has encountered all kinds of obstacles on the road.
Sounding Off: Collin County readers discuss what changes may be needed to reduce number of wrongful convictions
A new commission recently met for the first time to examine exonerations and see what the state can do to prevent wrongful convictions. What do you think the commission should review? What changes do you think need to be made to reduce the number of wrongful convictions?
Frisco ISD's Fowler Middle percussion ensemble to play showcase
The Fowler Middle School Percussion Ensemble will perform at the Percussive Arts Society International Convention at11a.m. Saturday at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio.
Frisco morning roundup for Nov. 12, 2015
The Frisco Police Department will host an open house from 2 to 6 p.m. Nov. 18 to celebrate its 50th anniversary.
Frisco family launches annual push to remember son, other veterans at D-FW National
Chris and Mary Bush's goal is to have a wreath laid on each of the cemetery's more than 44,000 gravesites.
Construction starts on first phase of Prosper medical and office park
Construction has kicked off on the first phase of a new mixed-use development in Prosper.
Buy tickets, sign up for flurry of Yuletide events in Frisco
It's not too early to start thinking about the holidays and some annual events.
Frisco morning roundup for Nov. 11, 2015
Today is Veterans Day. Click here to learn more about the history of the day that honors veterans. A ceremony is scheduled for 10 a.m. today at the Veterans Memorial at Frisco Commons park, 8000 McKinney Road.
Pilar Sanders' former attorney settles with Deion's ex after claiming she owes $1.25 million
For many months, during one of the most contentious divorce cases in local memory, Pilar Sanders and her attorney Larry Friedman seemed inseparable.
Economic Development Corp. gets two awards
The Frisco Economic Development Corp. has received two gold awards from the International Economic Development Council.
Frisco school board calls for next Texas education commissioner to have education experience
Teachers, principals and other educators must go through certification process before they can take charge of classroom or school.
Frisco P&Z Commission to hold hearing on Frisco Lakes
The Frisco Planning & Zoning Commission has a full agenda on Tuesday night.
Benghazi book authors to speak at GOP club in Frisco
Tickets are still available for "Remembering Benghazi: A Veteran's Day Salute."
Transportation plan goes back to Garland ISD trustees
Transportation changes for 2016-17 go to a vote when the school board meets in work session at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
Frisco morning roundup for Nov. 10, 2015
A Veterans Day ceremony will be held at 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Veterans Memorial at Frisco Commons Park. VFW Post 8273 of Frisco is among the groups participating.


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Complaint Review: Chemistry.com (div of match.com)
Chemistry.com (div of match.com)555 West 18th street NY NY 10011 new york, New York United States of America
Chemistry.com ,div of match.com, match.com I received only bogus matches from people outside the country.. mostly in nigeria, afghanastan, nicagaragua...ethopia.... also found where they unhid my profile and had been mailing it out for 2 years new york, New York
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They have been mailing out my profile to men... which was hidden for two years... and they were waiting for my answer.. while I was not on... The call center is located in Nicaragua... and is mostly unavaliable.. and they are deceptive using language as their tool and hiding behind it.... and hanging up... and the calls drop because of the satellite as well... they tried to repeatedly charge my card..... and offered a free trial... but unless you accepted the charge up front would not provide... you have no access to remove the card... should you decide to not buy.. They also informed me that the charge would not be made... They SAID they deleted my profile... however continued to send it out even after the second cancellation. There is NO NO NO method or ability to remove your pictures..... ever... you must call in and ask them... and they do NOT remove them... but use them over and over to send to their matches.... There is NO WAY to delete your information.... AT ALL... you can Hide your profile... but you will find it unhidden the next time you go... and even when it is "hidden" they are still sending it out.
I was only contacted by Ethopians.. who listed their address as local... same with Nigerians, East Africa???, England , Nicaragua, afghanastan.. and several other countries... "They were all listed as local... but I was not contacted by anyone that did not preface the initial contact with I am in "_______" right now... 1. buying gemstones....2. building a bridge...3. building a road....4. on a secret mission building something for the military...5.. building roads for the military while we fight.... etc. etc. etc.
The supervisor at the center then used language to misdirect me...pretend he didn't hear... refer back to something else... while he was in full contact and comprehension with me. Refused to acknowledge that the info was bogus... and refused for hours to admit that I had requested the removal of my profile... and it is still up.....
This company is owned by match. com with the parent company as the one listed in NY... The Dallas address... is just a "figure head" bogus location. They are outside the US and therefore use laws different than ours to provide services... and are not bound by reasonable business practices...nor legitimate transactions... The rip off is from A to Z. Do not waste your time... and if you choose to... they can not call you well... being outside the US.... and the call is very expensive... or if you push for additional picture... they do not have them as the person is a tourist... or someone else.... save you money your time... they do not provide anything.. other than a headache.... at chemistry....
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Complaint Review: Charles Parker
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Euroflex Americas sold me a defective machine, wild claims of its efficiency. could not reach them for return. HAVERHILL new york
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30 Heinous Crimes Against Music - Chosen By You
What constitutes a crime against music? Inspired by this recent blog by Matthew Horton, we asked NME readers on Facebook and Twitter what they'd nominate. Among the first responses, James Anslow said: Mike Flowers Pops covering Oasis' 'Wonderwall'.
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Added: 13 Nov 2013
Gard Askeland was straight in with: "Pitbull sampling A-ha's 'Take On Me' synth-riff on 'Feel This Moment'. It's simply painful."
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Added: 05 Jun 2011
On Twitter, Ruth Cottell said: "Has to be Wyclef Jean's cover of 'Wish You Were Here'! Still makes me shudder!!!!"
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Added: 19 Nov 2010
Picking up on the Pink Floyd covers theme, Jayo Tvaof added: "But The Scissor Sisters mutilation of 'Comfortably Numb' was worse."
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Added: 13 Mar 2012
Nickelback-apologist Whitehouse had his own suggestion: "What Does The Fox Say is more of a crime..."
Added: 13 Nov 2013
Over on Facebook, Sarah Jayne Higgins was among several people to nominate, simply: "Nickelback ". They had their defenders though, with Craig Whitehouse replying: "Ah...I see its still cool to hate nickelback then? Yawn..."
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Added: 01 Nov 2011
On a more serious note, Chris Morley rightly pointed out that Education minister Michael Gove has a lot to answer for: "Music could and should be used more in education, and where's the love for music teachers/lecturers at all levels? "
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Added: 03 May 2013
Dave Townsend spoke for many when he said: "Any of the TV singing talent shows, they are all horrible and are responsible for promoting people with no talent and boring sanitized pop music."
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While Luke Davison narrowed it down to: "Cowell's bastardisation of 'Hallelujah' and 'Many Of Horrors' [as covered by Matt Cardle] must be pretty high up there."
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Added: 08 Apr 2011
"Will.I.Am ". Say no more, Carl Rourke.
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Phil Allwright nominated: "Anything that takes a hook from a song you love to make a cheesy dance track or generic r and b track", while on a similar note NME's Lucy Jones singled out 'Blurred Lines' bastardisation of Marvin Gaye's 'Got To Give It Up'.
Added: 12 Nov 2013
Stuart Conway plumped for: "That fucking awful Bastille version of Rhythm Is A Dancer. Or just Bastille in general. Or Radio 1."
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Green Day wouldn't usually be anywhere near a list like this, but Matt Peaty nominates them "for their awful cover of The Clash."
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Jacobo Zea nominates "Justin 'Mfck' Bieber singing 'Fade To Black' AND Metallica saying it is OK".
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Farah Barry pointed out: "The fact that Miley Cyrus released a song called 'Wrecking Ball'... it's a crime against The Boss." We're pretty sure Springsteen never licked a hammer either.
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Added: 13 Sep 2013
While some would call this 1985 collaboration between the Dame and the Rolling Stone legend quite marvellous, Gary Quaver Davis isn't so sure. "The video for dancing in the streets with Bowie and Jagger dancing about like a couple of fannys was a crime," he writes.
Added: 13 Nov 2013
Heading for a top five spot this weekend is Lily Allen's cover of Keane's mega-hit 'Somewhere Only We Know'. Quite what John Lewis think of Allen's NSFW video for 'Hard Out Here' we'll never know.
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Kristi Gallagher makes the case that everything Coldplay made after 'A Rush Of Blood To The Head' has been a crime against music. Seems a touch harsh.
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Veryan Leaper picks Hole frontwoman Courtney Love, for "taking the Nirvana name for everything it's worth". "Cheap move," he writes. Ouch.
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"That whole Dubstep thing. What even is that?" asks Cherry Amber Wiles. Certainly the stuff that came later – brostep – had nothing on Loefah, Mala, Scuba and the FWD crew.
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Celine Dion might have a goddamn amazing set of pipes but she shouldn't be let anywhere near AC/DC's 'You Shook Me All Night Long'. "Just plain wrong," shudders Charlie McCormick.
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Mickey Bubbles. He's just got a punchable face, hasn't he? Quite aside from the elevator jazz he peddles. That's another suggestion from Charlie.
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Added: 13 Nov 2013
Stephen Johnson suggested Queen, along with a couple of others. "I just can't see why people like them", he writes.
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Added: 24 Oct 2011
Beady Eye covering Rolling Stones' 'Gimme Shelter' is an unforgivable sin. As brought to our attention by NME writer Matt Horton and reader Tom McAndrew.
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Added: 28 Jun 2013
"Kaiser Chiefs' lyric 'What do you want for tea? I want crisps' is an unsurpassed crime," claims Kurt Garner. Possibly not Ricky's finest moment.
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Added: 27 Jun 2011
"One Direction plagiarising The Clash's Should I Stay Or Should I Go was unforgivable," says Jackie Helena Gay.
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Added: 13 Apr 2012
The quality of the iPod's ubiquitous white buds have long been questioned by music-lovers, including NME reader Tom Burris.
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How about Devlin and Ed Sheeran teaming up to desecrate both Bob Dylan's and Jimi Hendrix's versions of 'All Along The Watchtower' last year? Awful.
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Added: 19 Aug 2012
Superheavy: One of the worst musical transgressions of recent memory was the idea that Mick Jagger plus Joss Stone plus Dave Stewart of Eurythmics equals great supergroup.
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Added: 11 Aug 2011
"Fall Out Boy's horrible cover of Joy Division's 'Love Will Tear Us Apart'. Whiney singing, lack of melody and the overall removal and meaning of what I think is one of the most moving and powerful sings ever written," said Tom Jewitt. There you have it.
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2The woody Old World plant which yields pigeon peas, with pods and foliage that are used as fodder.
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Should be good.
BTX's subsidiary LifeMap has been doing big data for a few years. I do think this is a big deal, taking the first big step with people from AI world. BTX at this point is still a very small piece of the puzzle, but the puzzle we are talking about here is truely revolutionary. West was smart to buy up Gerons hESC as well as ACTC's pure stem. A visionary no doubt.
LifeMaps partnering up. Big things on the horizon.
The venue of Mensa 2016 was chosen in order to discuss the ongoing paradigm shift relating to the use of artificially-intelligent systems to surpass human performance in areas including image recognition, autonomous driving, and biomedical research. Dr. West's presentation along with a video describing AI-based discovery and iTR will be available on BioTime's website in the Events & Presentations section under Investors & Media.
Mensa, the high IQ society, provides a forum for intellectual exchange among its members in over 100 countries around the world.
ALAMEDA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun. 29, 2016-- BioTime, Inc. (NYSE MKT: BTX), a clinical-stage regenerative medicine company with a focus on pluripotent stem cell technology, today announced that Co-CEO Dr. Michael D. West, will give a lecture at the Mensa Annual Gathering today titled, "Hayflick Rewound: Implications of Reversing the Aging of Human Cells." Dr. West will discuss the impact of aging on society, as well as fundamental advances in understanding its causes and strategies to intervene using regenerative medicine. Dr. West will describe an online Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Deep Learning (DL) resource called "Embryonic.AI" being launched this week by LifeMap Sciences, Inc., a BioTime subsidiary, for beta testing and designed to discover novel treatments that cause the body to scarlessly repair tissue damage, an emerging field called induced Tissue Regeneration (iTR).
So the goal at the outset isn't really to grow people in a lab, but rather to push the science of genetic engineering higher while bringing costs lower. In addition, the authors say that the project can yield other benefits: "Potential applications include growing transplantable human organs; engineering immunity to viruses in cell lines via genome-wide recoding; engineering cancer resistance into new therapeutic cell lines; and accelerating high-productivity, cost-efficient vaccine and pharmaceutical development using human cells and organoids."
The authors, led by geneticist Jef Boeke of the New York University Langone Medical Center, also write that one of the pilot projects they're considering is using stem cells to create an "ultrasafe" human cell line.
Over this year there has been much talk about the revolutionary gene editing technique called CRISPR, and now top scientists from Shanghai, Harvard, Cambridge, etc are talking about combining this gene editing with stem cells for both research and therapeutic purposes.
I Would think BTX is in a very lucrative position with over 800 stem cell patents. Also, their subsidiary LifeMaps is a leader in big data & genetics.
Excerpt from Scientific America:
How does the model work?
Heart disease and high cholesterol are associated with certain gene mutations. We introduce these gene mutations into human pluripotent stem cells, which are master cells that can produce every other kind of cell in the body, such as neurons or liver cells. The stem cells are either taken from human blastocysts—the term for a very early stage embryo, not yet attached to the wall of the womb—with consent from a donor, or reprogrammed from somatic cells—a different kind of cell that includes blood cells. We can then study these mutations and different ways of treating them outside of the body, for example, in petri dishes.
I want to buy your shares and be rich in two years
Biotimes first product to hit clinical trials is Renevia. Renevia is a patented device/procedure using a hydrogel composed of hyralonic acid and collagen which is then implanted and along with a patient's own adipose(fat) stem cells.
Renevia is in stage three and has so far shown good results. If successful could be THE standard product used for next-gen cosmetic surgery industry.
As far as i know this is not one a Biotime subsidiary product, if so BTX will see a huge stock increase at the time of it's release later this year.
Buy rating: BUY
....meaning great buying opportunity. And don't deny it destclown aka baltbear....THERE IS a reason you keep coming back after all these years!
BIotima and it's subsidiaries are going full throttle into the clinical trial phase. They need cash to fund these trials. BTX has a very extensive biz structure that doesn't want to get too thin. Multi-tasking many multi-million dollar programs; AMD, next-gen cancer diagnostics, industry standard products for the next-gen cosmetic surgery field, spine and bone regeneration, and oh yeah, two types of cancer vaccines.
Potential here is tremendous, even if just one of these programs becomes successful.
BTX has very little debt, most trials are being funded by institutions like the Cancer institute of Spain, Wistar Cancer institute, NIH and many more.
The positive take away here is that the sold shares are going right back into the company and not to pay off big pharma, or selling off IP. BTX is majority holder in all of its subsidiaries and
holds the key(profits) to it's own future.
Rating: BUY
Big money in cancer diagnostics...might be block buster product.
Weil Cornell is our lung PanC partner and rumored to announce final product at up coming cancer presentation. As for our breast PanC partner...
"HESC's can' be manipulated?"....More false information. From what I hear spine trials, AMD trials all going well, even cancer diagnostic vaccine using dendritic hESC progenitors good so far.
More recent news(today from Cambridge) qualifying the importance of 'embryonic pluripotent' stem cells:
Ah yes 'progenitor' cells, I do believe BTX has patented more then 200 lines of these progenitors covering just about every part of the body.
Yes, buy on dip, especially since OCX will announce PanC-DX products by end of month possibly.
Btx will buy up the rest of Geron later this year.
AST has new management and just expanded spine regen trials. BTX owns 65% of AST btw.
Anyone know when Immune vaccine trial results announced?


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