Upcoming Events BULK TRASH SET-OUT who: HH Residents when: Thursday, Aug. 5 where: Hampton Hills
HHNA MEETING who: HH residents when: Tuesday, Aug. 10, 7:30 p.m. where: Rosemont Christian Church
LAST FRIDAY, FIRST CALL who: HH Residents when: Friday, Aug. 27, 6:30 to 8 p.m. where: 1431 Montreal Ave. RSVP: 214-331-8679 or e-mail Robbie Purcell.
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You may not know it, but Hampton Hills has its very own financial planner: Johnny Line. A certified financial planner with Paladini Financial Management, Johnny is also a certified public accountant and an all-around good egg. Johnny and wife Shelly, a landscape architect, are the proud parents of [...]
Congratulations to Tony Medaris, whose beautiful home at 1606 Montreal Ave. received the Yard of the Month for March. It’s hard to maintain a beautiful yard throughout the winter, but Tony has managed to do so. If you haven’t made your way to his area of Montreal Avenue, you owe it to yourself to drive or [...]
The first HHNA Happy Hour was a great success! About 20 residents gathered at the home of Cliff and Jon Garinn to enjoy libations from mixologist Cliff, lively conversation and lots of laughs. It was a perfect way to end the work week and the month. Next month’s event will be hosted by Mary Maddox and [...]
In early 1928, Laster Baskem Bruton, who came to Dallas shortly before to establish Hygienics Products Company’s southwest division, purchased his first home. He and his wife, Sarah Estella Stratton Bruton, met with the Hampton Hills developer, Alf W. Sanders, to ink the deal on a newly constructed Tudor-style cottage at 1510 Hollywood Ave. On Oct. [...]
You may not know it, but Hampton Hills has its very own preservationist: Phil Leven. As past president of the Old Oak Cliff Conservation League, Phil was instrumental in helping to mediate the settlement between the OOCCL and the Dallas Independent School District that forced the DISD to hold off on demolishing the historic Oak Cliff [...]
You may not know it, but Hampton Hills has its very own certified professional résumé writer: Cliff Garinn. As coordinator of Business Career Services at the University of Texas at Arlington, Cliff helps students, staff and alumni with résumé writing and career coaching, with a particular outreach to [...]
You may not know it, but Hampton Hills has its very own Internet marketing executive: J. Rob Phillips. As vice president of Internet marketing for Standing Dog Interactive, Rob helps develop Internet marketing strategies for the hospitality industry. He also generously developed our HHNA [...]
Beginning Feb. 26, HHNA will sponsor Last Friday, First Call, a monthly happy hour from 6 to 8 p.m. The Garinns will host the first event. Stay tuned for [...]
You may not know it, but Hampton Hills has its very own designer of children’s jewelry: Valerie Rodnite. As the proprietor of Chicaboo Designs, Valerie makes chic, hand-crafted children’s jewelry and accessories of some of the finest quality materials available, including Swarovski crystals and pearls, Czech glass beads, imported Thai and Bali silver beads, sterling silver [...]
You may not know it, but Hampton Hills has its own gourmet chefs for doggie treats: Jennifer and Greg Selzer. They may live in the 1400 block of Hollywood Avenue, but they operate a 13,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in the Design District where they bake, package and ship their all-natural dog treats. Check out Big Bark Bakery [...]
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