Cuddle Up With a Kindle at the Library
The library will expand reading options thanks to community donations. Patrons can borrow Kindles as part of a new program aimed at boosting access to digital books and reading devices. Page 2 covers details on eligibility and how to borrow.
Lee College plans $40 million bond for workforce focus
Lee College seeks a $40 million bond election on May 11 to fund workforce training upgrades, nursing and allied health labs, student support, and campus improvements. The plan raises 1.75 cents per $100 of valuation. 70 percent financed by business and industry, with homeowners paying about $1.17 more monthly at $100,000 home value.
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Survivor Stories: Coping and Truths Shared by Pepper
Pepper, 60, describes how telling her husband about a cancer diagnosis in April 2008 was harder than the disease itself. She notes his prior loss to cancer and credits Oscar with unwavering support as they attend the Bay Area Relay together for five years.
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Turnout Strong at Town Holocaust March of Remembrance
Sul som Re laytown held its first Holocaust March of Remembrance with about 75 participants marching over two miles and nearly 100 at the closing ceremony. Organizers say the event met its goals to honor educate remember and engage the public about the Holocaust despite its emotional impact.
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Chambers County to hear TCEQ report on HPP permit
Chambers County Commissioners Court meets at 9 30 a m in Anahuac to hear an updated TCEQ report on HPP a dirt and concrete recycling business near Royal Purple Raceway The Angel family owners oppose HPP s application to install a concrete crusher on the site Page 3 note
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Tech Night 2013 at Lee College Helps Choose Careers
Lee College hosts Tech Night 2013 on Tuesday April 9 from 6 to 7 30 p m in the gym. Parents and current high school students can explore what a tech degree means in the working world at this free college event.
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