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NO GAMES THIS WEEKEND
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District play starts next week —
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Front Page Headlines
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By
Laura Kestner, Editor
The DeLeon City Council met Monday,
September 25, 2006 for a budget workshop and to approve the proposed
budget. Mayor pro tem Howard Gifford was absent, as was Councilman
Avery Carlisle.
Results of previous budget workshops, as
well as Monday’s discussion, ultimately resulted in a small increase
in water rates and taxes, as well as budget cuts in many departments.
It has been noted several times by City officials that having to
budget for a loan to finish the Community Festival Gardens Park
project has made things especially difficult this year. >>Full Story<< |
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Jerry Morgan, Reporter
COMANCHE -- Courthouse restoration grants, fuel supply bids, the Leon
River cleanup, 9-1-1 and GPS addressing, and the appointment of a
County Fire Marshall were among the more significant topics covered at
the Monday, September 25 meeting of the Commissioners Court. All
active members were present.
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By
Jerry Morgan, Reporter
DUBLIN -- A new slate of officers were
elected in a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Middle Trinity
Groundwater Conservation District held on Thursday, September 21.
The special meeting had been called for
the purpose of removing the Board’s officers and electing
replacements.
The meeting room at Dublin City Hall was
packed with citizens, most of whom were apparently in support of
Waggoner. >>Full Story<< |
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The Bearcats traveled to Dublin this past
Friday night where they tried to spoil the Lion’s Homecoming.
The Bearcats showed flashes of brilliance
in the second quarter, but were unable to stop a Dublin offense that
was able to pile up nearly 400 yards of total offense.
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DEDICATION CEREMONY. The unveiling and dedication of a granite
monument honoring veterans of the War Between the States buried at
Zion Hill Cemetery (one of the oldest burial sites in Comanche
County) took place Sunday, September 24. Following the completion
of the dedication ceremony, the 19 men who participated in the
honor guard, including an officer, drummer and bugler, surrounded
the monument for photos. They were associated with Company A of
the Waco Guards of the 7th Texas Infantry Living History Unit. |
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