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Sunday Apr 20 | Dallas Morning News
Sandra Fay: Frisco Women's League tea benefits Collin child advocacy center
By SANDRA FAY / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News Items for Faybles may be phoned or faxed to Sandra Fay at 972-422-5834, or e-mailed to dsfay@aol.com. The Frisco Women's League has chosen the ... via Dallas Morning News
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Celina Forum & PollsWednesday Apr 16 | McKinney Courier-Gazette
“We are still not out of the woods totally; we have to bring in some more funds”
Hopes to see hot air balloons in the Celina sky nearly deflated, but a local business has lifted spirits. via McKinney Courier-Gazette
Apr 11, 2008 | The Dallas Morning News
Deion Sanders: New reality show a postive potrayal of African-American family life
“We were tired of how reality shows depicted African-Americans”
By TOM MAURSTAD / Media Critic tmaurstad@dallasnews.com Most people, when they reach a certain point in their lives and are looking for new challenges, might take up a hobby. via The Dallas Morning News
Apr 6, 2008 | Valley Morning Star
Harlingen, TX. - George L. "Choche" Gutierrez Sr.
Age 91, passed away at his residence Saturday, April 5, 2008 after an extended illness. via Valley Morning Star
Apr 4, 2008 | Abilene Reporter-News
Jan Woodward: Alateen spin-off Teen Support begins Tuesday
The Community Teen Addiction Prevention Coalition announces Teen Support, a spin-off of Alateen, for teens who are enduring family crisis due to a family member with addictive issues to alcohol or substance ... via Abilene Reporter-News
Apr 2, 2008 | Dallas Morning News
Rhonda Orr gets 88 years for Little Elm fire that killed husband
“She's trying to hold it together”
A former Little Elm woman was sentenced Tuesday to 88 years in prison for setting a fire that killed her disabled husband five years ago. via Dallas Morning News
Mar 21, 2008 | Dallas Morning News
Outspending opponents doesn't mean much in Collin County votes
“I was surprised in a way because I didn't realize it would be that steep”
By ED HOUSEWRIGHT / The Dallas Morning News ehousewright@dallasnews.com Political candidates love money. via Dallas Morning News
Mar 17, 2008 | Harvard Crimson
Junior Honored as Indoor All-American
“I'm sure if you were to ask Becky, she'd say she's a better outdoor jumper than indoor jumper”
Competing against the nation's best in the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships at the University of Arkansas's Randal Tyson Track Center seems like a pretty high bar. via Harvard Crimson
Mar 14, 2008 | Dallas Morning News
Family plumbing business evolves into luxury showcase
“The opportunities to penetrate the $500,000-plus home market seemed attractive enough to make a go of it”
NEW LOCATION, NEW NAME: Jeffrey Goodman expanded his family's plumbing supply to Frisco and rechristened it Skanadario, Iroquois for beautiful water. via Dallas Morning News
Mar 12, 2008 | Denton Record-Chronicle
“I thought it was time to step down and allow someone else the chance to look at different options and ideas for the city”
Dozens of incumbents have no opponent in their bid for re-election in many area cities, including several mayors. via Denton Record-Chronicle
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