As the deadline loomed for the lakes to temporarily close, some people took the opportunity to enjoy the river, while others worked to get their watercraft out of the river.
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Generally when the telephone call is answered, the person on the other end will claim to have kidnapped a personâs family member, demand ransom money for the loved oneâs safe return, try to intimidate the would-be victim and do it all with great haste.
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The Marion Bulldogs volleyball team had seemingly recaptured the momentum in the game on Tuesday night in Marion.
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This year and last, a friend and I decided to travel to St. Louis for a mini-vacation, a girlsâ weekend.
Even though itâs not official for a couple more weeks, fall is here. Pumpkin spice is in full swing, Friday Night Lights are back, and the leaves are getting closer to changing if theyâre not completely fried from the summer drought. One of my favorite things during the fall is Homecoming, s…
Seguin firefighters and police officers stood side-by-side and took a moment to honor all of the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks. Seguin Fire Chief Dale Skinner led there ceremony. Seguin firefighter/paramedic Danny Klaus rang the bell in three series of chimes, as Fire Lt. Kade Zunker…
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