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Kiest Tennis Center operations are up in the air. Many Dallas residents want to keep nonprofit

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By Megan Cardona Verified
| KERA News (Dallas, TX) Verified
Management of the Kiest Tennis Center in Oak Cliff could switch from its current local nonprofit to McKinney-based company Impact Activities. But outspoken support for Dallas Tennis Association prompted City Council to direct staff to go back to the drawing board on who will manage the center. The current contract with Dallas Tennis Association, or DTA, is set to expire at the end of the year. Supporters organized a rally at 8:30 a.m. ahead of Wednesday's City Council meeting.
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No, Oak Cliff viaducts will not be torn down. What to know as Dallas keeps convention center plan

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By Megan Cardona Verified
| KERA News (Dallas, TX) Verified
A majority of Dallas City Council voted to prevent a redesign — and the further setback — of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center on Wednesday. The vote means the roads leading to the Jefferson Boulevard and Houston Street viaducts will be rerouted to accommodate the renovated building height. An initiative to maintain the viaduct routes called "Save the Bridge" started last week.
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Dallas could avoid rerouting Jefferson viaduct — but it could cost the city nearly $600M

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By Megan Cardona Verified
| KERA News (Dallas, TX) Verified
Dallas City Council will decide on Wednesday whether to keep the current Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center height in order to accommodate travel on the Jefferson Boulevard and Houston Street viaducts. The city of Dallas has worked for months on a plan to change traffic patterns for the viaducts to better accommodate the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center which is undergoing major renovations. Houston would be a pedestrian greenway.
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