Dr. John Cooper Candidate for U. S. House of Representatives From ...

Dr. John Cooper Candidate for U. S. House of Representatives From ...: "I will be a true representative of all the people in the 4th District of Texas which includes the following Counties: Hopkins, Delta, Rains, Lamar, Hunt, Rockwall, Collin, Grayson, Fannin, Red River, Bowie, Cass, Camp, Titus, Franklin, ....
COOPER — Delta County Sheriff's Department has decided a car found Monday in the Sulphur River is the result of illegal dumping. […] Local police prepare for New Year's December 30, 2009. In response to one of the biggest party nights ...



Paris TEA Party Patriots - http://www.paristeaparty.org/"

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AP sources: CIA base chief killed in attack

AP sources: CIA base chief killed in attack: "WASHINGTON (AP) — The CIA said Thursday that seven of its employees were killed and six others wounded in a suicide bombing at a base in Afghanistan."

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Is the U.S.A now a Military Dictatorship controlled by U.S Northcom and others?

Is the U.S.A now a Military Dictatorship controlled by U.S Northcom and others?: "Officials plan nationwide emergency alert test in Alaska - KTUU.com | Alaska's news and information source |

From the looks of this news article we are a Military State controlled for the purposes of detecting harm,danger,or disruption to normal daily life by nature/man.We are at the crossroads.More to come!
Brandon P. Reed

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Oklahoma City crews lack resources for historic snowfall

Oklahoma City crews lack resources for historic snowfall: "Oklahoma City Streets Superintendent Mike DeGiacomo doesn’t disagree with residents who say his department’s response to last week’s blizzard hasn’t been effective enough.

"They keep wanting to tell us that our response was not adequate and I agree with that,” he said during a news conference Tuesday."

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The (McAllen) Monitor examines open meetings lawsuit by Texas cities

The (McAllen) Monitor examines open meetings lawsuit by Texas cities: "The (McAllen) Monitor says an open meetings lawsuit filed by a handful of Texas cities has gotten attention across the country and offers us some perspective from First Amendment experts in their story on the lawsuit this week.
“It’s had a ripple effect in the First Amendment community,” said David Hudson, an expert at the First [...]"

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The Democratic Party in Ellis County is Officially Dead

The Democratic Party in Ellis County is Officially Dead

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Bill Hobby: Criminal Penalties for Violating Open Meetings Act Should Remain in Place

Bill Hobby: Criminal Penalties for Violating Open Meetings Act Should Remain in Place

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Clarksville ISD successfully attained two more steps in reaching Level 5 Status

Clarksville ISD successfully attained two more steps in reaching Level 5 Status! The District and the Campuses earned "ACADEMICALLY ACCEPTABLE" State Accountability Ratings! In addition, on the Federal NCLB Level, the District and the Campuses "MET ADEQUATE YEARLY PROGRESS!"
http://ritter.tea.state.tx.us/perfreport/account/2009/index.html

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Clarksville Independent School District will dismiss all students early on Friday, December 18, 2009

Early Release on Friday, December 18
Clarksville Independent School District will dismiss all students early on Friday, December 18, 2009. Classes will dismiss at the following times:

Cheatham Middle School 12:45 p.m.

Elementary students who 12:45 p.m.
will be picked up by parents

Elementary students who ride 1:00 pm
the bus

High School 1:00 p.m.

All students will be on Christmas vacation from December 21, 2009 until Tuesday, January 5, 2010, at which time they will resume on a regular schedule.

All CISD teachers and staff will return to work on Monday, January 4, 2010 for a teacher workday.

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Loughmiller declares bid for re-election

Loughmiller declares bid for re-election

By Bill Hankins
The Paris News

Published December 8, 2009
Judge Deane Loughmiller has announced he will seek re-election as judge of the Lamar County Court-at-Law.

Loughmiller has served three terms in the office, having run unopposed in 1998, 2002 and 2006.

He was unanimously appointed to the newly created court in 1997 by the Lamar County Commissioners Court.

http://theparisnews.com/story.lasso?ewcd=eb471f145bb648f1

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