If you want to protest the new trash and recycling pickup at the curb, call District 1 Councilwoman Delia Jasso’s office at 214-670-4052 or send her an e-mail. Remember, the sqeeky cart wheel gets the grease!
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Welcome to Hampton HillsIn 1990, a group of residents formed the Hampton Hills Neighborhood Association to safeguard the neighborhood's architectural integrity and to enhance the quality of life for every resident. The HHNA meets at 7:30 p.m. the second Tuesday of every month at Rosemont Christian Church to continue this important work, and we value the participation of every resident. In the News...Be sure to join us for this monthly event on Feb. 26 from 6 to 8 p.m. So far, about 10 folks have said they’ll drop in, chill out, wind down and catch up. If you plan on joining them. let us know. 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 [...] 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 [...] The city will receive $23 million to build a starter streetcar system that will include a spur into Oak Cliff. Service will likely include stops at Methodist Dallas Medical Center, the Oak Cliff Gateway area and multiple residential areas. City Manager Mary Suhm said this morning that she expects fallen tree limbs and other debris from last week’s snow storm could take another four or five weeks to clean up. Brush can be put on the curb and will be picked up on normal garbage days. No need to call 311. The city won’t issue any [...] Cliff and I surveyed the storm damage to Hampton Hills and we can say with some confidence that it is extensive. We were astonished. It looks more like a tornado ripped through the neighborhood than a snow storm. Some of you have experienced damage to your homes as a result of falling branches. Some of you have [...] If you’ve experienced extensive damage to tree limbs and want to move them to the curb, call 311 and ask to be placed on a list for early pickup. This will help you avoid being cited for a code violation. Hampton Hills has now joined other historic Oak Cliff neighborhoods such as Winnetka Heights, Stevens Park Estates and Kessler Park by having its own separate entry on Wikipedia, the Web-based collaborative encyclopedia. You can check out our entry by visiting Wikipedia and entering the words “Hampton Hills, Dallas, Texas” or you can link directly to [...] It may be cold outside, but now is the time to begin preparing to grow your own fruits and vegetables. When selecting a site for your gardens, keep these requirements in mind: All vegetables need at least six hours of direct sunlight each day. Eight to 10 hours each day is ideal. The soil should [...] |
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