Hojun Choi
Collin County Reporter at The Dallas Morning News
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tspantx.com | Hojun Choi
Allen Police Chief Steve Dye is taking his battle against illegal hemp products to state lawmakers, arguing earlier this week before a Senate committee that communities like his need help to combat what he called a “prolific problem.”Dye, speaking on behalf of his department and the Texas Police Chiefs Association, described the hemp-based products as a “plague,” and asked for measures that would make it easier for local law enforcement to prosecute cases.
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1 month ago |
theepochtimes.com | Hojun Choi
Allen’s mayor believes that the project would be “a game-changing opportunity.”3/6/2025Updated: 3/6/2025By Hojun ChoiFrom The Dallas Morning NewsAllen, Texas, is courting a Wisconsin-based company to build a 1.2-million square-feet waterpark and resort center in the city, less than two months after a wake boarding park closed in the area.
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gmtoday.com | Hojun Choi
Allen, Texas, is courting a Wisconsin-based company to build a 1.2-million square-feet waterpark and resort center in the city, less than two months after a wake boarding park closed in the area. Proposed plans for the resort include an indoor and outdoor water park, a family entertainment center, a convention center and 900 hotel rooms, according to the city. The new resort could employ up to 1,000 people, and would be a nearly $1 billion investment.
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1 month ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Hojun Choi
By Hojun Choi, The Dallas Morning News Allen, Texas, is courting a Wisconsin-based company to build a 1.2-million square-feet waterpark and resort center in the city, less than two months after a wake boarding park closed in the area. Proposed plans for the resort include an indoor and outdoor water park, a family entertainment center, a convention center and 900 hotel rooms, according to the city. The new resort could employ up to 1,000 people, and would be a nearly $1 billion investment.
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2 months ago |
msn.com | Lilly Kersh |Hojun Choi
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