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Top 10 most-read stories: Today
Here are the stories most-often read by seguingazette.com readers today.
#1: Seguin church has its Sunday offering swiped
The congregation at a local church has learned not everybody understands the 10 Commandments — particularly the one, “Thou shalt not steal.”
March 10, 2010 - News | E-mail this article
#2: Familiar faces serve up home cooking
Five sisters known for their work at a Marion area restaurant return to the kitchen — this time at GG's Corner Cafe.
March 10, 2010 - News | E-mail this article
#3: Man gets Tased three times by police
Some people are quick learners. Others, not so much.
March 10, 2010 - News | E-mail this article
#4: Woman arrested in raid turned self in
A 33-year-old Seguin woman recently arrested during a raid of her Habitat for Humanity home has turned herself in on a parole warrant.
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#5: SEDC to discuss the impact of manufacturing
A presentation on a manufacturing impact study done by an Austin consulting firm will be heard when Seguin Economic Development Corp. meeting tonight.
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#6: Canyon comeback sinks Seguin
The Matador softball team had Canyon on the ropes for a good portion of Tuesday night’s game.
March 10, 2010 - Sports | E-mail this article
#7: Matadors rip Roosevelt 14-0
ONE-SIDED WIN: Curnel no-hits Rough Riders in home opener
March 10, 2010 - Sports | E-mail this article
#8: Matador tennis teams shine at home tournament
The Seguin Spring Invitational Tennis Tournament was held over the weekend, with Matador netters posting excellent results in both the JV and varsity divisions.
March 10, 2010 - Sports | E-mail this article
#9: Roundup raises funds the Western way
The Guadalupe Regional Medical Foundation is offering a chance for people to brush up on their cowboy knowledge.
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#10: Lunch Special
Sharon Garza works to keep up with the lunch crowd at Gg’s Corner Cafe in Marion. Garza is one of five sisters locals will remember for their work at their family’s former long-time establishment off Weil Road.
March 10, 2010 - gallery | E-mail this article
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