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East Texas News - March 2010

Polk County Enterprise Houston County Courier Tyler County Booster Corrigan Times Big Thicket Messenger San Jacinto Newstimes Trinity Standard Groveton News The battle of Long King Creek will be held at Pedigo Park March 19-21. Tents and demonstrations open at 9:00 a.m. with battle re-enactments at 2:00 p.m. Saturday and 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Entrance fees are $5.00 for adults, $3.00 for children ages 3-12 and under 3 are free. Free parking, vendors, authentic camps and live demonstrations from the 19th century provide a family friendly weekend.

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Election results are in!
Polk County Enterprise
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5 seeking 2 positions on LISD trustees’ board Commissioners OK tower rental for PCSO radio communications LVFD, TFS battle woods fire Tuesday Building codes updated as part of effort to lower ISO rating for Livingston fire department Onalaska council approves new reserve appointment Thompson gets re-elected by wide margin   Attorney General warns both adults, minors against sexting   American Menu play held over   Medicare’s Hospice benefit comforts patients, families   Fire lookout towers
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Census to offer more jobs
Houston County Courier
The U.S. Census Bureau will be recruiting applicants to sign up for testing in the Houston County area for 2010 Census jobs.
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Census to offer more jobs Community Happenings LISD students adopt grandparents Local participates in Alamo grand march Houston County Sheriff’s Office Jail Report   Autopsy results released No foul play in woman’s death   College class development underway   Hand Delivery of Census Questionnaire launches in rural Texas   Wisconsin man dies after Monday crash
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Festival of the Arts at Heritage Village March 20
Tyler County Booster
“Toast to Texas” is over. Because of publishing deadlines you will have to wait until next week to read the various toasts written by Texas history students from the school districts in Tyler County. I hope we will have a good turnout to listen to the students and to toast our great state of Texas with branch water. The Pickett House has some new hours on Saturday that you need to know. The restaurant will now close at 6 p.m. to Saturday. It can remain open later with prior arrangements. If you have a party of fifteen or more and need a later closing you need only to call the Village at 283-2272 to check the date.
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Woodville Rotary Club and Community Work for Girls’ Softball New Driver’s License Standards For Age Group Effective March 1 DON’T BECOME A JAIL STATISTIC! Festival of the Arts at Heritage Village March 20 Pirates Punch Their Ticket To Austin Woodville P.D. warns of ‘Jury Duty’ Scam   Sam Houston State University Honor Students   State Officials unite in resistance to greenhouse gas finding

Hospital district okays 10% tax cut
Trinity Standard
TRINITY – A 10 percent cut in the 2010 Trinity Memorial Hospital District’s tax rate was approved Monday night and plans were unveiled for a second 10 percent cut for 2011. Based on a recommendation from TMHD’s Long Range Planning Committee, the board agreed to move forward on the tax cut plan. Jim Rippey, who chairs the committee, said the panel discussed two possible tax cut options.
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Candidate list complete for May elections Commissioners review district courtroom plan Hospital district okays 10% tax cut Filing deadline nears for local races   Montemayor, Page win primary races   County voters favor White, Perry   Feb. sales tax revenue down 22.5%
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Records released reveals crime scene Marrs wins Pct. 2 commissioner’s race Fate of Shepherd EDC professional uncertain as board members resign Pancake breakfast announced Annual garage sale gearing up Dispatching system gets restored   Art students win honors   Bond revoked on suspect accused of nightclub stabbing   Long-time educator announces retirement   Coach investigated for inappropriate conduct resigns

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Political announcements due March 26 Council appoints new fire chief 2010 Census participation very important   Talk of the Town