Our meat and our chicken.

But everything is really made when you order it.

You can start out with fresh house salads, hummus, homemade fullafel, or a variety of soups before heading toward their main entrees.

One of the things that Aline makes fantastically is the salmon, the saffron rice.

He actually puts in high quality saffron in this rice so you can taste saffron when you're eating it.

High quality lamb chop and good quantity also on the plate.

And it is fantastic.

I have to say it's a pop of flavor in your mouth.

And whether you're dining in or ordering takeout in the drive-thru, customers can enjoy olives quantity and quality right here in the American Dream City.

American dream means you're passionate about this idea.

Industrial Solutions Company is a wholesale distributor of janitor supplies and safety supplies.

We are also a converted manufacturer of a disposable towel where we found our niche and it's called Tough Towl.

We sold masks, uh, gloves, sanitation agents.

We have been blessed to do business with the Texas Rangers, the city of Arlington.

We're longtime residents in Arlington.

We felt like Arlington would be best for us.

It's a centrally located area in between Dallas Fort Worth, where we serve other customers as well.

It's

important to me to give back because the community has given so much to us.

And we have a ministry where we give and help others as well.

It's always been a dream of mine to be a successful business owner.

You only have yourself to stop it.

You just keep going.

Eventually you will achieve your dream.

I'm Barbara Oldhams.

And I'm Leonard Oldham's, and we're alive with the American Dream, and the United States, and the Lord, Hola, ¿qué tal?

La ciudad de Arlington can ayudara los residents to utilise el agua de forma efficient.

The client will cumplice with the normal verificated by the Ministerial Urban Arlington.

Advertising the tornado emitted by the Service National Meteorologia.

The proof of two activations of siren of one minute of duration.

So often we get caught up with life.

Well, good evening, everybody.

Welcome to the Arlington City Council meeting.

It is six thirty PM on October twenty-seventh, twenty twenty-seven.

I'm going to go ahead and call the City Council meeting to order.

I'm going to invite Dr.

Von Peaks from the Good News International Christian Center to come forward and give us an invocation.

Good to see you, Dr.

Peaks.

Y'all please stand if you

can.

Would you bow your heads with me, please?

Lord God, it's an honor to stand as your emissary today.

And with this prayer, we give you access to the seat of Arlington tonight.

We welcome your presence into this place, along with your wisdom and your guidance.

Our tomorrow is already your today.

So guide, we pray, this council into proper decisions and paths that hold your blessing.

Use them and speak to them for your sake and for the sake of Arlington.

Cause this city to stand above the toxic political sewage that is choking this nation and escalating division.

Let there be unity among the differences in our borders.

May this city be a point of light amidst growing darkness.

Pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands.

All right.

A proclamation this evening, whereas change is constant and affects every community.

And thoughtful community planning helps guide that change to create better places for people to live, work, and thrive.

Whereas meaningful public engagement is essential to shaping a community's future as demonstrated by the award winning engagement for Innovate Arlington, the city's new comprehensive plan anticipated for adoption in 2027.

And whereas the city's adoption of a form-based zoning framework for downtown establishes clear and predictable development standards that encourage reinvestment, promote walkability, and complement the character of surrounding neighborhoods.

And whereas the city recognizes and appreciates the dedication of the Planning and Zoning Commission, citizen planners, and planning professionals across multiple departments who contribute their time, expertise, and more than 300 collective years of experience to advancing sound comprehensive planning, development, transportation, and neighborhood improvements.

And whereas the City of Arlington's partnership with the University of Texas at Arlington's College of Architecture, Planning and Public Affairs, and Institute of Urban Studies through the Arlington Urban Design Center celebrates 15 years of supporting Arlington's neighborhoods and businesses, reflecting the value of collaboration and excellence in community planning.

Now, therefore, I, Jim Ross, Mayor of the City of Arlington, do hereby proclaim October 2026 as community planning month.