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Engineer in Cowboys canopy accident paying $12,000 fine
The engineer who signed off on plans for the tent-like Dallas Cowboys practice facility that collapsed and seriously injured two team employees three years ago is paying a $12,000 fine to settle faulty design charges from the Texas Board of Professional Engineers.
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Volley for Child Victims: ‘Y’ not five?
In five years, the YMCA has won four titles at the benefit Volley for Child Victims volleyball tournament. “We didn’t play the first year. I didn’t know about it,” team leader Regan Howze deadpanned.
Continued ... - Collins Middle School gearing up for technology boost
- Corsicana to seek road grant
- Sample Ballots, Polling Places for May 29 Election
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Engineer in Cowboys canopy accident paying $12,000 fine
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Navarro Baseball: Bulldogs beat Texarkana 2-1
Zach Hobbs threw a complete game to help Navarro stave off elimination with a 2-1 win Wednesday at Eagle Field at Northeast Texas Community College.
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CHS Baseball: Health, experience give Corsicana pitching an edge
Tigers coach Heath Autrey can call a team meeting tomorrow and ask for a show of hands of his pitchers who have thrown a no-hitter this season.
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Three of them will pop into the air. Hunter Melton. Holden Grounds. Heath Donica.
There are a lot of coaches with teams still alive in the high school baseball playoffs that wouldn’t have anyone raise their hands if they did it. - NJCAA Baseball: Navarro loses to San Jacinto in 12 innings
- Opposite look: Mildred, Sunnyvale rematch has a different feel (w/capsule)
- Tiger Tuesday: Tigers’ playoff sweep over Hallsville leaves mark
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Navarro Baseball: Bulldogs beat Texarkana 2-1
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Storm story has happy ending
Most folks I’ve spoken with this week have their storm stories, as do I.
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I talked to a slew of folks who had tree and limb damage. Some were philosophical, while others were angry. I’m not sure who there is to be angry at when it’s the weather.
Reminds me of that Persian king Xerxes, whose pontoon ships were sunk in a storm so he ordered his men to go down and beat the sea with chains and poles. It’s a waste of time and effort to get mad at weather. -
Adventures of an intrepid reporter
You know, they say you have to be somewhat “throwed” to work for a newspaper.
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I’m here to tell you, it sure helps.
Reporters have to run out and cover wrecks, fires, hostage situations, bomb scares, and the like. Fortunately, we don’t have an unusually high amount of that going on around here. - Nearing Home
- Riding High saddles up Saturday for second year
- Marriage counseling
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Storm story has happy ending
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Sheila Richter
Sheila Richter, 63, of Corsicana and formerly of Albany died Sunday, May 13, 2012 in Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas.
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Julia ‘Judy’ May Anglin
Julia “Judy” May Anglin passed away peacefully May 12, 2012 at Heritage Oaks Retirement Village. Judy was born Aug. 18, 1924 to Tom and Mary McNeill in Purdon, Texas.
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- Neal Francis Sparks
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Sheila Richter
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In the Tree House: Review Time — at 35
So to conclude my thoughts on life, and what you should “Have done by…” and should “Know by…35”. This list again is more inspiration from the article I read than the actual verbiage. It was more or less my springboard into allowing me to collect and write down, from my life’s experiences, what you should know by the time you are 35…
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School Lunch menus
School Lunch menus for th week of May 13
Continued ... - Fleischer: Bad Momma
- Court victory for ex-Village People lead singer
- Corsicana High School Calicos succeed in New Orleans competition
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In the Tree House: Review Time — at 35


