Courtesy Arindam Roy
Nearly every morning, Sarmistha Sen went for a run before her children, Neil, 12, and Ryan, 6, woke up. Like every part of Sarmistha’s routine, running served a purpose in her life. The solitude of running on her neighborhood hike and bike trail with playgrounds on one side and a creek on the other, helped Sarmistha recharge from the demands of her busy schedule. Related Story
As her brother Sumit Sen says, running was her release, which helped her be present, connect fully to others, and embrace her daily purpose.
When she finished her run, Sarmistha would come home, make breakfast for her boys and her husband Arindam Roy, and then start her work as a clinical research manager at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.
Dec 15, 2020
Attorneys for a former Wolfe City Police Department officer are again hoping to have his bond reduced on a charge of murder in connection with the shooting death of a resident of the city. Courtesy photo
Attorneys for a former Wolfe City Police Department officer are again hoping to have his bond reduced on a charge of murder in connection with the shooting death of a resident of the city.
Shaun Lucas was reported to have shot the unarmed Jonathan Price on the night of Oct.3. Lucas, 22, of Lone Oak, remained in custody Monday at the Collin County Jail, in lieu of $1 million bond on a charge of murder.