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Eat. Drink. Play. All at Trinity Groves in Dallas!!! Allyn Media commercial real estate and hospitality client Trinity Groves is adding amenities you want. Click the image to read The Dallas Morning News, "Trinity Groves in Dallas, reinvented again: new restaurants, mini golf and pickleball: With restaurateur Phil Romano retired, his son Sam Romano plots a new destiny for the development near the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge," by Food Reporter Sarah Blaskovich. #TrinityGroves #Pickleball #MiniGolf #Dallas #RealEstate #DallasRestaurants #DallasDining #AllynMedia #CommercialRealEstate Erin Ragsdale Dr. Sana Syed Jessica Moore Cimajie Best

Dallas Medical District will connect to Allyn Media client The Loop Dallas! Read all about it in D Magazine by Online Editorial Writer Matt Goodman. Click the image below to read the full article and learn more. ABOUT THE LOOP DALLAS The Loop Dallas is working closely with City of Dallas, Dallas Park and Recreation, Dallas County, private donors and corporate partners to make green space available throughout Dallas and increase access to public transportation with a focus on equity. Thanks to public investment and partnership, and private dollars and leadership, The Loop Dallas will unite Dallas with a city-wide bike and pedestrian active transportation system that joins 39 miles of existing trails in Dallas with 11 miles of newly built trails. These final 11 miles are the most complex and costly to deliver which is why a public private partnership is so important. It is a legacy amenity that will benefit Dallas for generations. The Loop Dallas is a 501(c)(3) not for profit organization. Jeff Ellerman Rick Perdue Larry Dale Terrence Maiden Linda Owen Vana Hammond Parham Mike Terry Philip Hiatt Haigh Dale Operating Company #AllynMedia #CTC #TheLoopDallas #TransportationResiliency #Trails #GetOutside #PublicAffairs #PublicRelations #PR #DallasTrails #Dallas #DallasPR #CityOfDallas #DallasParkAndRec #Transportation #UrbanDesign #DallasCounty #TheDallasMorningNews #BestRealEstateDeals Keith Bjerke

Allyn Media is looking forward to American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) conference in Chicago later this month! We created Test Your Biomarkers brand, website (testyourbiomarkers.org), and social media content, including lived-experience videos and kicked off a life-saving awareness and education campaign for people diagnosed with stomach cancer. Biomarkers, or biological markers, provide invaluable insights into a patient’s cancer, guiding clinicians in selecting targeted therapies that offer newfound hope and efficacy. By analyzing these biomarkers, healthcare providers can make more informed treatment decisions, ultimately leading to better long-term health outcomes for patients with stomach cancer. Advances in medical science are revolutionizing the landscape of stomach cancer treatment, offering new avenues for improved patient outcomes. At the forefront of this progress is biomarker testing—a crucial tool in tailoring personalized treatments based on the unique characteristics of each patient’s cancer. Please click through to watch the video and share. Together, we will raise awareness and empower patients to speak to their doctors about biomarker testing in order to find the right treatment for their stomach cancer. SHOUT OUT to founding sponsors founding supporters Astellas Pharma US, Amgen! SHOUT OUT to our medical advisory committee members for your invaluable guidance in creating this much-needed resource. You are helping newly-diagnosed stomach cancer patients access accurate, current, informative, actionable and potentially life-saving information about the importance of biomarker testing: Jafer Ajani, M.D., MD Anderson Cancer Center, Department of Gastrointestinal Medical Oncology, Division of Cancer Medicine Jeremy L. Davis, M.D., National Cancer Institute (NCI), Associate Research Physician, Surgical Oncology Program, Center for Cancer Research Sandra Ryeom, Ph.D., Columbia University Irving Medical Center, Associate Professor, Division of Surgical Sciences in Surgery, Associate Dean for Postdoctoral Affairs and New Master’s Degree Programs, Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons, CUIMC #TestYourBiomarkers Jeffrey Netzer MBA, CLMP Maureen Wiegert Jessica Moore Jennifer Pascal, MPA Jill Coody Smits Riccha Paul-Erekson #StomachCancer #GastricCancer #Cancer #Amgen #Astellas

CONGRATULATIONS Cimajie Best and shout out to the Texas Women's Foundation for programs like the Maura Awards Ceremony that recognize women helping women and women leaders! #TWF #AllynMedia #WomenHelpingWomen

Click through to read Dallas Observer writer Carly May Gravley, staff music, food and culture writer's 'article "Dallas Just Voted 'Yes' on Investing $75.2 Million in Arts Facilities. Here's What's Next. Proposition E of the 2024 Capital Bond Program passed. What exactly does that mean for Dallas art and performance spaces?" The May election set Dallas on a brighter path today, and for the next generation by supporting bonds for basics. The 2024 Dallas bond package is an investment in our city’s basics – with more than three-quarters of the proposed funds allocated for roads, parks, and public safety. That means smoother streets, cleaner and safer parks, and investment in public safety that keep our families safe and our economy strong. It’s critical that we maintain our city’s infrastructure – even in uncertain economic times – and bonds are a great way to make that investment without burdening taxpayers. To improve Dallas today, and build a bright Dallas future, vote “YES” on all ten bond propositions in the May elections. Together, we can invest in Dallas with no new taxes. #TogetherForDallas #DallasBond2024 #KERA #DMA #AllynMedia Aschelle Morgan Brad Pritchett Molly Fiden Erin Ragsdale Jennifer Pascal, MPA #DallasMuseumOfArt

VOLUNTEER POWER! Allyn Media client YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas has it because of incredible, dedicated volunteers like Emily Spivey pictured with fellow outstanding volunteer Felix J. Lozano III, CPA, CFE and President and CEO Curt Hazelbaker. Emily was named JER Chilton YMCA Volunteer of the Year for her service, which includes over over 150 hours of individual service as swim meet administrator! Click the image below to read all about it from Blue Ribbon News writer Melanie M. ABOUT THE NONPROFIT YMCA OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS The YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas is a nonprofit organization, serving almost 200,000 people annually via programs, outreach, and events throughout Collin County, Dallas County, Denton County, Texas, Ellis County, Palo Pinto, and Rockwall County. Through the 16 YMCA facilities, 2 camps, and hundreds of program sites, the Y's work is felt throughout the community daily. Our mission: To put Christian values into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all. We feel strongly about the for all part of our mission as we believe that all community members should have access to all that we offer, regardless of income. Therefore, financial assistance is available for almost every YMCA program. This work is possible thanks to the donors and volunteers who give their time and financial support to the YMCA so generously. The YMCA is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit social services organization dedicated to Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility. #AllynMedia #YMCADallas #DallasY #JERChilton Rockwall County Nicole Rosales Jennifer Pascal, MPA #Volunteer

Congratulations to Allyn Media client The Loop Dallas on its Executive Director Philip Hiatt Haigh being named to Dallas Business Journal esteemed 40 Under 40 list! Read an endorsement for The Loop Dallas work here: https://lnkd.in/gDcjEcug ABOUT THE LOOP DALLAS The Loop Dallas is working closely with City of Dallas, Dallas Park and Recreation, Dallas County, private donors and corporate partners to make green space available throughout Dallas and increase access to public transportation with a focus on equity. Thanks to public investment and partnership, and private dollars and leadership, The Loop Dallas will unite Dallas with a city-wide bike and pedestrian active transportation system that joins 39 miles of existing trails in Dallas with 11 miles of newly built trails. These final 11 miles are the most complex and costly to deliver which is why a public private partnership is so important. It is a legacy amenity that will benefit Dallas for generations. The Loop Dallas is a 501(c)(3) not for profit organization. #AllynMedia #CTC #TheLoopDallas #Parks #Trails #GetOutside Terrence Maiden Vana Hammond Parham Jeff Ellerman Rick Perdue Mike Terry Keith Bjerke Dale Operating Company Linda Owen #TransportationResiliency #Trails #Dallas #DallasTrails #DallasPR #ConnectingDallasToDallas Dr. Sana Syed Tori Burk #DBJ #DallasBusinessJournal #40Under40

WHEN TWO GREAT THINGS COME TOGETHER . . . IT'S A WIN-WIN!!! Allyn Media's work for Together for Dallas, the 2024 Bond Campaign effort, and the Dallas Museum of Art came together Saturday night with the passage of all 10 Bond propositions! The Dallas Morning News was on the scene at the Together For Dallas 2024 Bond Campaign reception! Click through to read more about the bond dollars for Dallas arts (aka Prop. E). As The Dallas Morning News Arts Collaborative Reporter Elizabeth M. writes, "The city’s 15 cultural facilities will receive $75.2 million, or a little over 6%, of the $1.25 billion bond package, which local arts leaders have fiercely advocated for in recent months. The funding is the most that Dallas cultural facilities have received in the last five bond programs, going as far back as 1998. Jeff Ellerman, chairman of the board of trustees at the Dallas Museum of Art, stopped by the bond campaign watch party at Reunion Tower. He said voters’ approval of the bond funding is 'fantastic.' The Dallas Museum of Art is expected to receive $20 million, the largest proportion of the funding allocated to Dallas cultural facilities. 'The DMA hasn’t gotten meaningful funds from a bond election in decades. The building is in dire need of security and mechanical and HVAC repairs. It’s for the basic stuff,' Ellerman said. 'It’s fantastic that the voters have spoken and agree with that.' " Click the image below to read more! The May election set Dallas on a brighter path today, and for the next generation by supporting bonds for basics. The 2024 Dallas bond package is an investment in our city’s basics – with more than three-quarters of the proposed funds allocated for roads, parks, and public safety. That means smoother streets, cleaner and safer parks, and investment in public safety that keep our families safe and our economy strong. It’s critical that we maintain our city’s infrastructure – even in uncertain economic times – and bonds are a great way to make that investment without burdening taxpayers. To improve Dallas today, and build a bright Dallas future, vote “YES” on all ten bond propositions in the May elections. Together, we can invest in Dallas with no new taxes. #TogetherForDallas #DallasBond2024 #KERA #DMA #AllynMedia Aschelle Morgan Brad Pritchett Molly Fiden Erin Ragsdale #DallasMuseumOfArt

Client synergy in FIRE!!! Allyn Media's work for Together for Dallas, the 2024 Bond Campaign effort, and the Dallas Museum of Art came together Saturday night with the passage of all 10 Bond propositions! Dallas public radio station KERA 90.1 FM on the scene at the Together For Dallas 2024 Bond Campaign reception! Click through to read more about the bond dollars for Dallas arts (aka Prop. E). As KERA’s Arts Collaborative Reporter Elizabeth M. writes, "The city’s 15 cultural facilities will receive $75.2 million, or a little over 6%, of the $1.25 billion bond package, which local arts leaders have fiercely advocated for in recent months. The funding is the most that Dallas cultural facilities have received in the last five bond programs, going as far back as 1998. Jeff Ellerman, chairman of the board of trustees at the Dallas Museum of Art, stopped by the bond campaign watch party at Reunion Tower. He said voters’ approval of the bond funding is 'fantastic.' The Dallas Museum of Art is expected to receive $20 million, the largest proportion of the funding allocated to Dallas cultural facilities. 'The DMA hasn’t gotten meaningful funds from a bond election in decades. The building is in dire need of security and mechanical and HVAC repairs. It’s for the basic stuff,' Ellerman said. 'It’s fantastic that the voters have spoken and agree with that.' " Click through to read more! The May election set Dallas on a brighter path today, and for the next generation by supporting bonds for basics. The 2024 Dallas bond package is an investment in our city’s basics – with more than three-quarters of the proposed funds allocated for roads, parks, and public safety. That means smoother streets, cleaner and safer parks, and investment in public safety that keep our families safe and our economy strong. It’s critical that we maintain our city’s infrastructure – even in uncertain economic times – and bonds are a great way to make that investment without burdening taxpayers. To improve Dallas today, and build a bright Dallas future, vote “YES” on all ten bond propositions in the May elections. Together, we can invest in Dallas with no new taxes. #TogetherForDallas #DallasBond2024 #KERA #DMA #AllynMedia KERA 90.1 FM NPR Aschelle Morgan Brad Pritchett Mari Woodlief Shawn Williams Ryan Trimble Dr. Sana Syed Cimajie Best Monica Cordova Jessica Moore Tori Burk Bill Stipp Erin Ragsdale Nicole Rosales Maureen Wiegert Debra Meek Molly Fiden Carol Ring, MA Carol Ring Jennifer Pascal, MPA

HARDLY HARMLESS DRUDGERY: LANDMARKS IN ENGLISH LEXICOGRAPHY Read and learn about Dr. Samuel Johnson, "the most accomplished writer in the English language to ever undertake a dictionary," and Dallas' own Bryan Garner, author of "A Dictionary of Modern American Usage." It is an excellent use of words. Allyn Media international advancement client American Friends of Dr. Johnson’s House is on a mission to preserve Johnson’s home. Bryan Garner, who chairs the American Friends of Dr. Johnson’s House, is hoping that readers of columns like this might see the project as one worthy of support. For more information or to make a donation, visit: https://www.afdjh.org/ ABOUT THE GROLIER CLUB Founded in 1884, the Grolier Club is America’s oldest and largest society for bibliophiles and enthusiasts in the graphic arts. Named for Jean Grolier (1489/90-1565), the Renaissance collector renowned for sharing his library with friends, the Club’s objective is to promote “the study, collecting, and appreciation of books and works on paper.” Through the concerted efforts of an international network of over eight hundred men and women—book and print collectors, antiquarian book dealers, librarians, designers, fine printers, binders, and other artisans—the Grolier Club pursues this mission through its library, its public exhibitions and lectures, and its long and distinguished series of publications. #AllynMedia #DrJohnsonsHouse #Lexicography #Advancement Molly Fiden Erin Ragsdale Jennifer Pascal, MPA