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Corsicana Police Department
• Burglars broke into a building sometime in the last three weeks and stole items from the 1500 block of West Fourth Ave.
• A home burglary was reported Tuesday in the 700 block of North 14th Street.
• A man reported that someone stole his cell phone out of his car Wednesday morning between 2 a.m. and 2:27 a.m. while it was parked in the 1500 block of East Beverly.
• A man advised police that he had been attacked by an unknown brown dog sometime around 2:30 a.m. Tuesday.
• On Monday, a man reported that his medication had not arrived in the mail and he thinks it was stolen from his mailbox. The man lives on the Roane Road.
• A Penske truck hauling a Mac trailer got stuck underneath the First Avenue underpass around 3:30 p.m. Saturday when he thought the “low bridge” sign didn’t apply to his load. It did.
• A three-car pile-up took place around 5:30 p.m. last Friday in the 100 block of West Seventh Avenue when a driver wasn’t paying enough attention to the car in front, and slammed into him from behind. The front car then slammed into the car in front of him.
• A woman reported that her boyfriend hit her in the head with his hands and fist around 11 a.m. Monday in the 1200 block of West Third Ave.
• Child Protective Services was notified that a pregnant woman had been using drugs for the last few weeks in the 2100 block of West Collin.
• Child Protective Services was also notified Monday that a child was touched inappropriately by another child four years ago at a CISD facility.
• A woman reported being hit by a rock Sunday in the 300 block of East College.
• Two bicycles were stolen sometime last week from the backyard of a home in the 200 block of East College.
• Thieves cut the lock off a work trailer Sunday and stole the entire trailer from the 300 block of South Ninth Street.
• A man reported last Friday that an unknown person had taken out three cash loans in his name sometime between 2006 and 2008.
Navarro County Sheriff’s Office
• Two horse blankets were stolen from NWCR 1290 near Corsicana. Total value was estimated at $450.
• A pink western-style wallet worth $25 was reported stolen from a car Monday where it while the vehicle was parked on NWCR 3324 near Frost.
• A man was arrested Nov. 16 on West Second Avenue when marijuana and drug paraphernalia was discovered in his car during a traffic stop.
• A 250-gallon propane tank was reported missing Nov. 15 form FM 55 near Purdon.
• A series of guns, including a .22 Breakover pistol, a .270 Savage rifle, a 30/06 Remington rifle, a 30/30 Winchester 94 rifle, a Browning shotgun, a Red Rider BB gun, and a Daisy pump pellet gun were stolen Nov. 15 along with a Fuji digital camera, a camo gun belt and four containers of loose change, and a Walkman with “big ear phones” from a home on NECR 1040 near Corsicana. Estimated value of the items was set at just about $2,000.
• A chainsaw, a push lawn mower, two long extension cords and two gas cans were taken from a home Nov. 15 from NWCR 4300 near Frost. Total value of the loss was estimated at $380.
• A Coleman 5000 watt generator, an air compressor with wheels, a couple of fuel cans, and an arc welder were stolen from a barn Nov. 15 on SECR 2210 near Eureka.
• A $1,400 Remington rifle with scope and sling was stolen Nov. 15 from a vehicle parked on SWCR 2029 near Pursley.
• Nearly $3,000 of pipe, some of it marked in yellow and numbered, was stolen Saturday from NECR 1056 near Rice.
• A miniature Doberman pinscher was stolen Monday from a home in the 3900 block of South McKinney in Rice.
• Four Freightliner axles, and a Freightliner air brake tank were stolen Sunday from a lot in the 1000 block of Oak Street in Corsicana. Total value was estimated at $1,700.
• Thieves cleaned out a shed Nov. 15 on SE CR 2390 near Streetman, stealing 18 rods and reels, two chainsaws, assorted hand tools, an acetylene torch with cart, battery charger, jack stand, pressure washer, leaf blower and assorted lawn tools like rakes and shovels, all valued at more than $3,400.
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Compiled by Daily Sun City Editor from reports released by the Corsicana Police Department and the Navarro County Sheriff’s Department
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City proposes route changes for Clean-Up Day
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City to consider rules for airport, swear in new attorney
The Corsicana City Council will swear in the new city attorney, and consider requests for money from local charities when the group meets in regular session at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the council chambers of the Government Center, 200 N. 12th St. The new city attorney will be Kerri Anderson Donica. She ran unopposed for the position, along with Municipal Judge Mike Russell.
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CISD to hire architects for new campus
The Corsicana ISD Board of Trustees will consider selecting an architectural firm for the new middle school when the group meets in regular session at 6 p.m. Monday, 601 North 13th Street.
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New pocket park planned
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Navarro College students to attend prestigious piano academy
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The Navarro Council of the arts presents "With Six You Get Eggrolls" A Fine Art Exhibit featuring the works of Helen Albritton, Barbara Jones, Gladys Espenson, Deb Miller, Stephanie Ford, and Margie Taylor at the Warehouse Gallery from May 15 to July. Exhibit is free and open to the public daily. -
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Jury for District Court Judge James Lagomarsino for Monday, May 20, 2013 has been dismissed.
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Police department open house Tuesday
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