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Fort Worth council approves $180M water treatment plant expansion project

A water expansion project coming to Fort Worth will impact the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

The setup: During an Aug. 26 Fort Worth City Council meeting, a financial agreement with the Texas Department Water Development Board was approved for an expansion project at Eagle Mountain Water Treatment Plant.

The expansion will deliver an additional 35 million gallons per day to the city, which will then be available to 33 wholesale customer cities. The project is needed to meet an increase in population in the city, which surpassed 1 million residents earlier this year.

 
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Learn more about 9 October events taking place in Keller, Roanoke, northeast Fort Worth

Learn how to make sourdough bread, create art out of coffee, go trick or treating and enjoy live performances with these nine October events in Keller, Roanoke and northeast Fort Worth.

The Supper Club
Students 10 and up can learn how to cook a meal at this after-school cooking class. The class is for three days in October and students will bring home a different meal each class.

  • Oct. 6, 13, 20, 5-6:30 p.m.
  • $180
  • Salt & Light Collective, 138 Olive St., Keller

 
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Flower Mound restaurant Grutogi Bistro gives updated opening date for Keller location

Grutogi Bistro's second location in Keller will open within one month, Owner Eun Seo said.

The details: The restaurant offers sandwiches, salads, coffee, specialty drinks, desserts and more. Seo opened the first location in Flower Mound in May 2024 with her husband Danny. 

  • Opening mid-September
  • 110 Lamar St., Keller

 
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North Texas psychiatrist shares insights into adolescent mental health, wellness

As students return to school, North Texas Salience Health psychiatrist Dr. Shanila Shagufta said it's important for parents to look for signs of mental health challenges in children and teens.

The context: One in five adolescents experience mental health challenges—emotional, mental, or behavioral—in any given year, Shagufta said, a figure confirmed by the U.S. Center for Disease Control.
Salience Health, which offers mental health treatments, has locations in Frisco, Allen, Dallas, McKinney and Plano, according to its website. A new location is planned to open in Southlake at the end of August.

Put in perspective: There are two primary diagnoses seen in adolescents—anxiety and depression—Shagufta said. A significant contributing factor to this mental health crisis is that many social interactions now occur on virtual platforms and some young people struggle to develop social skills in that setting, Shagufta said.

 

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