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- Flower Mound Leader: Flowback water spilled in west Flower Mound
- Frisco Enterprise: Council candidates draw ballot order (PHOTOS)
- Lewisville Leader: Councilman faces allegations about property taxes
- Little Elm Journal: Oak Point city council will discuss city hall facilities at regular meeting
- McKinney Courier-Gazette: Last public input meeting on MPAC this week
- Mesquite News: Letter from Congressman Hensarling
- Plano Star Courier: PSO concert features winners from Young Artist Competition
- Rowlett Lakeshore Times: DART design team awaiting final artist renderings
- Southlake Times: Deadline passes to run for city council, school board
- The Colony Courier-Leader: Fire department awarded federal grant
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Jim Sharp edits new tv show
Jim Sharp, a former resident of The Colony and 1998 graduate of The Colony High School,is the senior editor of a new television program premiering April 9th on CMT - Country Music TV. The show, "Gator 911", documents alligator rescues in Beaumont, Texas, from personal properties, golf courses, municipal drainage systems and so on. The alligators rescued come in all sizes and temperaments, including new hatchlings and even one that is sick. The show will air Fridays at 8 p.m. Central Time and run for ten weeks. After the third episode, on April 23rd or later, the show's star and owner of the 'Gator 911' enterprise in Beaumont will appear on the David Letterman Show with an alligator. Jim is associated with the Dallas video production company "Twelve Forward" and earned a degree in video editing from the Art Institute of Dallas.
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BLOGOSAURUS By Kevin Hageland
So what? I’m gonna start a fight!
Fight fans that came to the Metroplex over the weekend, but only stopped at Cowboys Stadium Saturday night for Manny Pacquiao versus Joshua Clottey undoubtedly missed the best fight of the weekend.
UNFIT FOR PRINT By Blaine Crimmins
Daylight Saving Time is a drag
Attention all rabbits. Be sure to set your clocks ahead one hour starting at 2 a.m. Sunday or you'll be late for an important date. Yep, it's time to "spring forward." Yippee! Woot!
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