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Return to Work Is Coming for Your Pandemic-Era Home
  + stars: | 2023-11-23 | by ( Libertina Brandt | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: 1 min
After three years of living in her dream home in a Texas community called Rocky Creek Ranch, Donna Rutter is giving it up to move closer to the accounting firm she bought in the nearby city of Fort Worth. Rutter spent most of her 30-year career as a CPA for large firms in Dallas and Fort Worth. Even before Covid, she had a work style that allowed her some flexibility. She didn’t have a central office she went to every day, but she had clients she traveled to visit on site. That schedule allowed her to build a home in Rocky Creek, about 20 minutes from downtown Fort Worth.
Persons: Donna Rutter, Rutter Locations: Texas, Rocky, Fort Worth, Dallas, Rocky Creek
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Thousands of Texas Rangers fans were already lined up along a 2-mile stretch near the team's ballpark hours before a parade Friday to celebrate the franchise's first World Series championship. The parade comes two days after the Rangers wrapped up the World Series with a 5-0 win on the road in Game 5 against the Arizona Diamondbacks. It came a week after Texas won the series opener on an 11th-inning homer by Adolis García after Corey Seager hit a two-run homer in the ninth inning to tie the game. World Series MVP Seager, AL Championship Series MVP García and all of the Rangers players were expected to participate in the parade in the entertainment district of Arlington, the city where they play along Interstate 30 halfway between downtown Fort Worth and downtown Dallas. All-Star second baseman Marcus Semien exited first, hoisting the World Series trophy into the air as he stepped out of the plane.
Persons: Adolis García, Corey Seager, Seager, García, Marcus Semien, Mark Holtz Lake, Arlington Mayor Jim Ross, ___ Organizations: Texas Rangers, Rangers, Arizona Diamondbacks, Texas, The Rangers, Life, T, Dallas Cowboys, Arlington Mayor, Senators Locations: ARLINGTON , Texas, Arlington, Fort Worth, Dallas, North Texas, Texas
Three people were killed and eight others were injured on Monday night in a shooting in Fort Worth where a crowd had gathered for a Fourth of July celebration, the police said. The shooting took place just before midnight in the Como neighborhood, southwest of downtown Fort Worth, which has an annual celebration on July 3. The Fort Worth Police Department’s homicide unit is investigating, Officer Daniel Segura, a spokesman, said in an email. No one has been arrested, and the police are asking people to call with any tips, he added. Shawn Murray of the Fort Worth Police Department said at a news conference shortly after the shooting.
Persons: Daniel Segura, Capt, Shawn Murray Organizations: Fort Worth Police Locations: Fort Worth, Como, downtown Fort Worth
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