Young Authors Begins June 11

This is your chance to write and illustrate your own picture book. Richardson residents entering grades 5-9 this fall will become published authors in just eight weeks.

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Real Estate Association Cleans Up Huffhines Park

Late last month the Dallas-Fort Worth Chapter of the Asian Real Estate Association of America helped clean up Huffhines Park. Each May the group picks a community/civic project to get involved in as a way to celebrate “Meaningful May,” which coincides with Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

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National Trails Day is June 5

National Trails Day is this weekend, a good opportunity to get to know Richardson’s more than 80 miles of concrete hike and bike trails and soft surface nature trails available throughout the city.

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Animal Shelter Pet of the Week

Come fall in love with Trickster! He is a 7-year-old neutered male domestic short hair who is fully vetted and microchipped. He came into the shelter as an owner surrender in April.

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City Contact List During Website Outage

The City of Richardson has published the following list of contacts for anyone having trouble connecting with municipal services due to a website outage that has taken the City’s internet site offline.

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City to test Outdoor Warning System June 2 at Noon

The City will test its Outdoor Warning System (sirens) June 2 at noon. As a reminder, residents are not expected to hear these sirens from inside a house or building. Their primary purpose is to move people indoors and allow them to seek shelter, shut doors and windows and seek more information.

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Lifeguard Shortage Impacts Summer Pool Schedule

The City’s four neighborhood pools (Canyon Creek, Cottonwood, Glenville and Terrace) will open as scheduled June 5, but due to a shortage of lifeguards, days of operation have been modified until additional staff can be hired.

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