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Dallas explores commercial signs at parks to offset future budget gaps

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By Maria Pacheco Verified, María Pacheco Verified
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
Dallas residents could soon see advertisements at public parks as the city tries to make money. Dallas to get $211 million from DART as part of bid to save transit agency Renderings in the proposal show a tall digital advertising screen built into a modern, sculptural structure at the edge of a park. Get Digital Access and Stay Informed With Trusted Local News. Get Digital Access and Stay Informed With Trusted Local News. The city projects it could make $10 million a year selling ads.
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Dallas, White Rock Boathouse clash over access policy at public rowing facility Original

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By Maria Pacheco Verified, María Pacheco Verified
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
The legal battle over access to rowing facilities at White Rock Lake has intensified again. In a city memo last week, Dallas officials formally accused the nonprofit operating the facilities of violating its contract with the city, allegations the organization denies while promising to press ahead with its lawsuit.
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Dallas seniors say fight to save recreation centers isn't over despite Park Board victory Original

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By Maria Pacheco Verified, María Pacheco Verified
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
Pat Harper (center), 81, and other senior citizens follow recreation program coordinator Darien Goode as he leads a fitness class, on Friday, July 10, 2026, at Marcus Annex Recreation Center in Dallas. Shafkat Anowar/The Dallas Morning News For many older residents, the centers are more than places to exercise or play cards. They’re where they share a hot meal, manage chronic health conditions, build friendships and escape the isolation of living alone.
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