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Rolling Oaks Memorial Center/Restland Coppell Chapel to Honor Organ and Tissue Donor Families
Rolling Oaks Memorial Center, 400 S. Freeport Parkway, along with Restland Coppell Chapel and Transplant Services Center/UT Southwestern Medical Center will honor donor families and recipients on Saturday, July 13, at 11 a.m. with a special service and butterfly release.
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Engineering Department Hosting Public Meeting Regarding W. Sandy Lake Road Construction Project
West Sandy Lake Road, between Denton Tap and N. Coppell Roads will undergo reconstruction beginning as early as July 8. In an effort to introduce this project to residents before construction begins, the City will host a public meeting on Tuesday, June 25, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. at Town Center, 255 Parkway Boulevard.Read more... -
City Admin Offices Close for Holiday - What's Open, What's Not
All City administrative offices, Coppell Municipal Court, Grapevine Springs Senior and Community Center, and the Coppell Animal Services facility will close on Thurs., July 4, in observance of Independence Day.Read more... -
Keep Coppell Beautiful to recognize residents with sustainable landscapes
Tour of Coppell: Texas SmartScapes applications are now being accepted. Each year, Keep Coppell Beautiful recognizes Coppell residents who have implemented Texas SmartScape concepts into their landscapes.
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Popular Coppell Farmers Market farmer, Steve Elliott
Popular Coppell Farmers Market farmer, Steve Elliott, will teach the ins and outs of growing hydroponically. Keep Coppell Beautiful will offer a Hydroponics class on Saturday, June 22, from 10:30am-12:00pm at W.T. Cozby Library, 177 Heartz Rd.
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Coppell to Host July 3rd Fireworks and July 4th Parade!The City of Coppell will hold its annual Spirit of Coppell Fireworks Celebration on July 3rd. Kids of all ages will enjoy bouncing out bundles of energy on bounce houses, exhilarating rides on the mini train, and patriotic face painting.
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Rabies - The Facts
It is not uncommon to see wildlife in a metropolitan area. As humans continue to consume more land and resources, many wildlife species will find a way to adapt. On occasion, some wildlife may carry rabies.Read more... -
North Texas Region Unites to Fight West Nile Virus
Four north Texas county health departments are melding their planning, research and information, and efforts to make a collective impact on this year's West Nile virus season.
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Andy Brown Jr. Community Park East Erosion Control Project
Mobilization of equipment and workers for an erosion control project is underway at Andy Brown Park East. This project will affect portions of Andy Brown Jr. Park East, Moore Road Park and eventually the canals leading out of the park and behind Alex Drive.
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