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Jason S. Sullivan

Exploring the past and present of Arlington, Texas.

Author: Jason S. Sullivan

I blog about the past and present of Arlington, Texas.
Written by Jason S. SullivanAugust 3, 2024August 3, 2024

Officer Craig Hanking—End of Watch: August 3, 1994

Arlington Police Officer Craig Hanking, age 26, died in the line of duty on August 3, 1994. He was a rookie officer who briefly served with the Arlington Police Department.

Written by Jason S. SullivanAugust 1, 2024November 10, 2024

Tillie Burgin and Mission Arlington

Few people in Arlington have made a difference like Tillie Burgin. As the founder of Mission Arlington, she has helped change countless lives in our community.

Written by Jason S. SullivanJuly 27, 2024July 27, 2024

One Love Lounge and Caribbean Restaurant remembered with good vibes

One Love Lounge and Caribbean Restaurant destroyed by fire; family-owned small business plans to rebuild.

Written by Jason S. SullivanJuly 26, 2024July 27, 2024

Arlington and the Olympic Games

The 2024 Summer Olympic Games began today in Paris, France. Did you know that Arlington has ties to the Olympics? A handful of University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) students have competed in the games. Additionally, the Olympic Torch Relay came through Arlington in 1984 and 1996.

Written by Jason S. SullivanJuly 20, 2024July 20, 2024

Allan Saxe: Professor and Philanthropist

Long-time UTA professor Allan Saxe (1939-2024) died on June 17th. Peers, friends, former students, and others soon offered tributes and condolences. He was a man who made a tremendous impact on the lives of others. Arlington lost a one-of-a-kind soul, and we’ll continue to feel his presence long after his passing.

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