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“Mr. Dad Pageant” in the CORE District Sunday

Celebrate Father’s Day in style with the ultimate tribute to dads everywhere.

At the Richardson Public Library

Here’s what’s happening at the Richardson Public Library.

Richardson Community Band Performs Tonight at RHS

As part of the Regional American Concert Band Conference, the RCB is a featured performer and will be giving a public performance, followed by other area and regional groups.

“Poodles Postmen and Pastrami” Opens Next Friday at The Core Theatre

In this original comedy written by Rusty Harding, Matt Gunther, and Core Artistic Director James Prince, Annie Lipski (“dog groomer to the Hollywood stars”) has returned to her hometown to find her parents’ cherished business—a combination sushi bar, feed store and kosher deli— totally trashed as part of a ruthless plot for “Scarbucks” to take over the store. To make matters worse, Annie’s parents have been killed in an accidental (or was it?) collapse of a fertilizer bin.

What to Do About “Storm Spots” on Grass

If you’re worried about the health of your lawn while waiting for curbside storm debris piles to be removed, here’s some advice on how to avoid large dead grass “storm spots”:

Drain Standing Water to Help Control Mosquitoes

With recent steady rainfall, the City is reminding residents to protect themselves from mosquitoes by following The Four D’s of Protection, including to DRAIN standing water.

Pet of the Week

Meet Bones, a 2-year-old dog with a heart as big as his personality.

Map Available Detailing Current, Next Storm-related Debris Collection Zones

A new map is now available on the City’s website at www.cor.net/SevereWeather, providing detailed information on when storm-related debris haulers will be working in specific areas.

Debris Collection Continues around City

Here are the latest debris collection numbers covering yesterday. Today’s figures are not included.

City Council Continues Disaster Declaration;FEMA Funds Now Available to Dallas, Collin County Residents who apply for assistance and are approved by FEMA

At Monday’s City Council meeting, the City Council voted to continue the Declaration of a Local State of Disaster signed by Mayor Dubey on May 29.