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Once a rural farming community, Colleyville has become a perennial favorite on the “best of…” lists in Dallas and Fort Worth, across Texas, and around the nation. Money magazine named the city to its list of “Best 100 Places to Live in America,” awarding it the highest ranking in Texas. Colleyville’s small town ambiance and big city amenities continue to earn it a place on the “best” lists of popular publications, including Newsweek and D Magazine. |
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Colleyville PD advises HIDE, LOCK & TAKE |
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In recent weeks, Colleyville has seen a rash of vehicle burglaries. In many instances, police found that the cars were left unlocked and they have a few words of caution for drivers-hide your things, lock your car, and take your keys.
Colleyville is indeed one of the safest cities in the Dallas/Fort Worth area; however, crime can happen anywhere and when people don't take safety precautions, it becomes more likely that crime will happen here. Statistics show that vehicle burglaries are crimes of opportunity. If thieves can't easily gain access to a car, home, or garage, they will likely move on to another target. People should always remember to remove any valuables, including bags, purses, briefcases, money, laptops, radar detectors, etc. from their cars.
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Webb House featured on "Love a Bear" home tour |
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Colleyville's historic Webb House will be featured on the Baylor Regional Medical Center's "Love a Bear Valentine Home Tour," an exhibition of elegant homes in Colleyville and Southlake. The tour is scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 14, from 1:00-5:00 p.m.
"Love a Bear" Tour Homes are:
Conway Home
321 McDonwell School Rd. - Colleyville
Lynch Home
5301 Miramar Lane - Colleyville
Lyda Home
2665 Johnson Rd.- Southlake
Historic Webb House
Intersection of Bransford and Shelton - Colleyville
Tickets are $20 per person and may be purchased at any Market Street location: 5605 Colleyville Blvd., Colleyville; 700 N. Denton Street, Coppell.
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Work on the 1.5-million-gallon elevated water storage tank on Hall-Johnson Road has begun. The tower refurbishment is anticipated to be completed in late spring, depending on weather conditions.
The overhead tank will be sandblasted, repainted and refurbished, both inside and out, to meet the latest standards set by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). Required modifications to access hatches and drain structures also will be performed.
For the benefit of our residents, all work on the exterior of the tank will be done with full containment in place to prevent sandblast material and paint from drifting off-site.
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