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    Dallas' Japanese dollar store mania tops 5 most popular stories this week

    Lindsey Wilson
    Aug 8, 2015 | 10:01 am

    Editor’s note: Another week has come and gone, and there’s a lot we all probably missed. But we’re looking out for you, kid. Here are the most popular stories from this past week:

    1. Japanese dollar store seduces North Texans with 70,000 adorable things. Japan's biggest and most popular dollar store chain has debuted in North Texas, with a store that opened in Carrollton on July 31. Called Daiso Japan, it's a more exotic version of a dollar store, with a lowest price of $1.50.

    2. Ground-breaking restaurants beef up action at Daiso Japan Carrollton complex. The same Carrollton Town Center that recently saw the debut of the Daiso Japan dollar store will also welcome a trio of ground-breaking restaurants, two of which are brand new to the Dallas area.

    3. New Uptown Dallas lounge Citizen pops the bubbly and bottle service. A new lounge opening next door to Common Table will give this block of Uptown Dallas one thing it does not have: bottle service and cava flowing. Called Citizen, it's a cocktail bar-restaurant from an entrepreneurial trio whose portfolio has included fashion, nightclubs and craft-beer bars.

    4. Where to eat in Dallas right now: 10 restaurants to dim the August heat. It's said that heat curbs the appetite. There's even a scientific study. To stay cooler, the common advice is to choose food that's light and hydrating. To that end, our Where to Eat for August consists of places where you can grab just a bite. A light snack. Something hydrating. Something cooling.

    5. A familiar steakhouse will return to Dallas in new Uptown luxury residence. A steakhouse that was once on Cedar Springs will return, but this time in the center of Uptown Dallas. Ruth's Chris Steak House will open at 1900 Cedar Springs Rd. in Uptown, on the ground floor of The Miro, a 14-story luxury residential complex.

    Uptown champagne bar Citizen will add more swank to Uptown.

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    Uptown champagne bar Citizen will add more swank to Uptown.
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    The Texas Transportation Commission has approved more than $284.8 million for bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure that will help improve safety, mobility, access and quality of life for people across the state.

    According to a release, these federal Transportation Alternative funds will go toward 73 projects statewide — four of which are in the Dallas area — that will build sidewalks, shared use paths, dedicated bicycle lanes, and pedestrian bridges.

    They will also be used for the development of active transportation plans that will help communities plan for non-motorized connected networks.

    “This significant investment will make it safer and more enjoyable for people to walk and bike in their communities while improving access across the state,” says Texas Transportation Commissioner Robert “Robie” Vaughn in a statement. “By expanding transportation options, we can build more connected communities and a more connected Texas, while enhancing the quality of life for everyone.”

    Examples of statewide projects include upgraded sidewalks, shared-use paths for biking and walking, on-street bicycle lanes, and safety enhancements like school zone upgrades, pedestrian crossings and lighting.

    Examples of local projects include improving a shared-use path between Seagoville Road and McKinzie Road in Balch Springs; and building a bicycle and pedestrian bridge over an active Union Pacific railroad line between White Rock Lake and the Great Trinity Forest.

    The four Dallas projects include:

    • Midtown Dallas Inc.: Midtown Dallas Shared Use Trail / Shared Use Path — $10,463,200
    • DART: Cotton Belt Silver Line Rail Trail, Phase 3a / Shared Use Path — $25,000,000
    • City of Balch Springs: Southeast Trail, Phase 1A / Shared Use Path, Sidewalks — $6,443,000
    • City of Dallas: Trinity Forest Spine Trail, Bike/Pedestrian Bridge — $10,903,200

    While collisions involving pedestrians and cyclists make up a small percentage of traffic crashes in Texas, they account for 1 in 5 traffic fatalities. All of these projects will provide safer conditions for people who walk or use bicycles or wheelchairs.

    More specifically, 27 projects will improve pedestrian safety in areas identified as potential risks in the Texas Pedestrian Safety Action Plan. And 29 projects are intended to provide safer routes for children walking and biking to schools.

    Funding comes the federal Transportation Alternatives program, and are awarded after a competitive call for projects from cities and counties across the state.

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