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Bonnell takes a taste of Texas to New York again
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Bud Kennedy's Eats Beat: Bonnell returns to New York
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If you're going to cast a ballot, better get out your map
What do you think?
Voting isn't meant to be especially easy because of the thinking involved. But finding where to vote shouldn't be so difficult.
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Drugs in our schools now come in cans
Being alert in school is one thing. Being buzzed is something else entirely.
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Colonial golf tournament encourages traveling green
Don't tell anyone, but there's a new and uncongested way to get to the Colonial golf tournament.
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Jewelry store gets the gold mine; Carroll gets the shaft
If you're going to sell your school, at least charge a high price.
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Cowtown: Once a hockey town
In view of history, it might be hard to root against the Red Wings.
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There are plenty of children who are waiting for a gift What do you think?
A Southlake church's contest to help make a baby has one adoptee asking questions.
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Dems shouldn't tout win in Tarrant County College race What do you think?
Joe Hudson, who has lived here only 21 months, never went to a TCC board meeting until March and didn't campaign for students or education.
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Florida debate on bumper ornament bill gets cut off
Southerners use them for decoration; Texans fry and eat them.
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Eats Beat: Last-minute places for mom
So, did you remember Mom?
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Mayoral candidate hints at endorsement from on high What do you think?
Tom McLaughlin has raised eyebrows in Weatherford with campaign signs invoking Christ's name.
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City Council candidates wasting no breath of clean air
Listening to them, you wouldn't know how serious the problem is.
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Lay blame for JPS where it belongs
Responsibility must be taken by our county commissioners for the failures of a hospital system that now seems uncaring and unaccountable.
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Texas literary pioneer subject of book, university exhibit
Fort Worth native Edwin "Bud" Shrake is known for his storytelling, but his life is a story itself.
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'Black Like Me,' but not quite like a presidential candidate remembers
Maybe he got the magazine's name wrong, but the story Sen. Barack Obama tells in his book sure sounds like John Howard Griffin's book.
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There's no place like Rhome for city council high jinks
Forget the Cowboys. Get the ticket concession for meetings of the Rhome City Council.
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Did removal of sect's kids open a door that can't be shut?
Texas is doing the best it can to deal with the kids of a polygamist sect. Let's just hope it's good enough.
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To Perry, 'Governor for life' sounds all right
There's no limit on the number of times someone can be elected governor of Texas.
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Misinformation abounds over plans for Botanic Garden
It's a blooming shame that information about a proposed renovation of the Botanic Garden is getting garbled.
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Want to help real charities? Try this direct, safe method
Firms calling you on behalf of "charities" will take your money -- and keep it.
