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Nanette Light

Dallas
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Writer of words. Current: @ChildrensTheOne Past: @dallasnews. @UofOklahoma grad. Wannabe pastry chef. Guided by curiosity. Can’t wink.
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Five things to know about the record-setting 2020 Dallas ISD bond package

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By Corbett Smith, Eva-Marie Ayala Verified, Nanette Light, Kyle Arnold Verified
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
At the bottom of the ballot for many voters in Dallas County, there are five propositions from the Dallas Independent School District for the issuance of school bonds. At nearly $3.7 billion, the package is the largest bond issuance from a local entity in state history, according to data from the Texas Bond Review Board.
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McKinney middle school teachers resign after posting anti-gay and anti-Islamic tweets

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By Nanette Light
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
By Nanette Light 7:30 PM on Jan 19, 2018 CST McKinney ISD officials said late Friday that the district has accepted the resignations of two middle school teachers who previously posted anti-Islamic and anti-LGBT tweets. The resignations of Justin Barton and Mark Russell, who both worked at Cockrill Middle School, were "self-initiated," district spokesman Cody Cunningham said in a text.
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The Dallas Morning News Charities kicks off annual campaign with goal of raising $1.5 million for those in need

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By Nanette Light, Dana Branham, Tom Steele Verified, Cassandra Jaramillo Verified
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
By the end of this year, Crossroads Community Services expects to have distributed a couple million pounds of food from a second-floor food pantry in downtown Dallas, shuttling food up and down an elevator shaft. But it plans to more than triple the amount of food it passes out next year after it moves in January into the North Texas Food Bank’s former distribution warehouse on Cockrell Hill Road in southern Dallas. “It’s going to be a whole new ballgame,” executive director Jay Cole said.
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