The Old Oak Cliff Conservation League (OOCCL) is a non-profit 501(c)3 that functions as an umbrella organization for 29 neighborhood associations covering nearly 10,000 households within the Oak Cliff area of Dallas, Texas.
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- 1974
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Turner House 401 N. Rosemont
Monday, September 14 at 7:00pm - ONCOR meets with Oak Park Esta...
Kiest Park Recreation Center
Monday, August 31 at 6:30pm
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Old Oak Cliff Conservation League AIA Tour Today also, along with the Junius Heights Home Tour.... busy busy busy if you are into Home Tours.
Old Oak Cliff Conservation League Junius Heights Home Tour tomorrow. Dallas' largest historical neighborhood.
Old Oak Cliff Conservation League 1st Thursday - Bishop Arts Gives Back - A portion of sales tonight from participating businesses in the Bishop Arts District will go towards the restoration of the Texas Theater. Please come out and support the Texas Theater.
Joanne Carroll
The L.O. Daniel Neighborhood (http://lodaniel.com) has been awarded a grant by the City of Dallas to create a neighborhood park.
The Dallas Office of Strategic Customer Services developed a neighborhood empowerment program called the Loving My Community Neighborhood Improvement Grant (LMC). It was developed utili...zing information from over 10 cities nationwide with similar programs.
The LMC awards financial assistance to neighborhood groups that present a vision, a passion and a commitment to conduct a community operated project or program to address specific needs in their neighborhood and help improve the quality of life for their area.
L.O. Daniel has been award a $10k grant to fund the construction of a neighborhood park on a lot on Marlborough, right behind the Fina Station (at Jefferson). Construction will begin early in 2010. For a list of winners city-wide, click here. http://www.dallascityhall.com/scs/commun
The Dallas Office of Strategic Customer Services developed a neighborhood empowerment program called the Loving My Community Neighborhood Improvement Grant (LMC). It was developed utili...zing information from over 10 cities nationwide with similar programs.
The LMC awards financial assistance to neighborhood groups that present a vision, a passion and a commitment to conduct a community operated project or program to address specific needs in their neighborhood and help improve the quality of life for their area.
L.O. Daniel has been award a $10k grant to fund the construction of a neighborhood park on a lot on Marlborough, right behind the Fina Station (at Jefferson). Construction will begin early in 2010. For a list of winners city-wide, click here. http://www.dallascityhall.com/scs/commun
Source: www.dallascityhall.com
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Old Oak Cliff Conservation League Thank you everyone for a successful home tour this past weekend! It takes so many positive individuals to make such an event possible and we are grateful to you all. Everyone should read this essay by Debra Witter in yesterday's Dallas Morning News; it reminds you why we do it. Thank you Debra.
Debra Witter of Oak Cliff: A spotlight on exceptional neighborhoods | Dallas-Fort Worth Local Opinio
Source: www.dallasnews.com
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Old Oak Cliff Conservation League One more day to attend the Fall Home Tour. After the tour today, some lucky patron will win a night at the Belmont. Weather.com say the sun will come out at noon.
Old Oak Cliff Conservation League Expected temps today in the mid-60's and no rain in the forecast. Everyone enjoy the Tour today!
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is excited that The Hidden City is now available with a great new cover of a beautiful retouched photo of Cannon's English Village, on the corner of Davis and Edgefield, designed by John Stolly of John Stolly Design. http://www.ooccl.com/index.php?option=co
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Opps... it is the "Kessler" Theater... built in the 1940's by Gene Autry... the address is correct. http://www.intownmix.com/index.php/1340_
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Old Oak Cliff Conservation League Home Tour Tickets may be purchased At Texas Theater 1230 W. Davis Street or on-line There are three things you can count on...
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We love Intown Mix. http://www.intownmix.com/index.php/1340_
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Old Oak Cliff Conservation League Home Tour Tickets may be purchased At Texas Theater 1230 W. Davis Street or on-line There are three things you can count on...
Old Oak Cliff Conservation League wants you to check out the Urban Bazaar in between houses on this year's Home Tour. There's no place else to be but Oak Cliff this weekend.
These are just a sample of the 85+ vendors that will be at this years event!
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Old Oak Cliff Conservation League thinks you can do it too....
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As Bill West showed me around his 1950s Elmwood ranch house, he pointed out the work he and his parnter, Martin Guerra, have done since they moved in 11 years ago. There are built-in shelves, covered patios, new lighting, a remodeled bathroom. ...
Old Oak Cliff Conservation League passed the 500 fan mark yesterday... thanks Facebook!
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features this IN-TOWN Outing to the White Rock Filter Building Thursday, October 8th 6:00-8:00 p.m.2950 Whiterock Rd. Dallas, TX 75214 *The design team will be giving formal remarks about the project at 6:30 p.m. Preservation Dallas Members: Free Non Members: $10 You won't want to miss this opportunity to tour the W...hite Rock Filter building. The design team responsible for this impressive adaptive re-use project will share tours of the basement and explain how a number of materials were salvaged and maintained --- including the original marble control panels. A combination of ingenuity, design talent, and creative construction contributed to the transformation of this historic complex which now serves as community and youth rowing boat storage and training facility. R.S.V.P. today! Light refreshments will be served R.S.V.P. 214-821-3290 or sljunkin@preservationdallas.org *Now is a great time to renew your membership! All events are free or discounted for current Preservation Dallas Members.Read More
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