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Happy Hats for Haiti at Wycallis
Story / photo by
Sandy Peoples
Back Mountain Community
News Correspondent
Karen Arnaud, a health
and physical education
teacher at Wycallis
Elementary School in
Dallas, was very moved
by the tragedy in Haiti.
She decided to take action,
created an idea for a
project, and got
permission to engage the
students at Wycallis to participate in a fundraiser to help the children of that devastated island
nation.
Read the full story inside the February Issue Online.
Story / photo by
Sandy Peoples
Back Mountain Community
News Correspondent
Karen Arnaud, a health
and physical education
teacher at Wycallis
Elementary School in
Dallas, was very moved
by the tragedy in Haiti.
She decided to take action,
created an idea for a
project, and got
permission to engage the
students at Wycallis to participate in a fundraiser to help the children of that devastated island
nation.
Read the full story inside the February Issue Online.
Business as usual in this neighborhood shopping center
By: MB Gilligan
Back Mountain Community News Correspondent
Nearly all of the businesses in the Dallas Shopping Center are open once again after a fire
occurred there in the late hours of December 21. The quick response of five local fire
departments, along with the concrete construction of the roof, is credited with the minimal
amount of damage sustained.
“We were only closed for one day,” said Melissa Quinn, co-owner of Ye Olde Clock and Gift
Shoppe which incurred only slight water damage. “We were very fortunate and very grateful to
the fire departments.” Although she and family members and her staff had to work straight
through the night to clean up and air out the store, they were ready for their pre-Christmas
rush. Now, they are getting ready for Valentine’s Day.
Read the full story inside the February Issue Online.
By: MB Gilligan
Back Mountain Community News Correspondent
Nearly all of the businesses in the Dallas Shopping Center are open once again after a fire
occurred there in the late hours of December 21. The quick response of five local fire
departments, along with the concrete construction of the roof, is credited with the minimal
amount of damage sustained.
“We were only closed for one day,” said Melissa Quinn, co-owner of Ye Olde Clock and Gift
Shoppe which incurred only slight water damage. “We were very fortunate and very grateful to
the fire departments.” Although she and family members and her staff had to work straight
through the night to clean up and air out the store, they were ready for their pre-Christmas
rush. Now, they are getting ready for Valentine’s Day.
Read the full story inside the February Issue Online.