Winter Storm Blankets Area With Snow
Heavy snowfall hit the Brownfield area with slippery roads and icy overpasses. In Coleman Park the scene showed snow falling shortly after 8 a.m. with temperatures in the low twenties. Drivers were urged to drive slowly and wear seat belts while watching for icy patches and lingering ice overnight. Winter does not officially begin until December 22.
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Broncos Dominate Bearkats 54 34 in State Quarterfinal
Meadow High School punched its ticket to the State Semi Finals with a 54 34 victory over Garden City in Stanton. Adrian Sanchez returned the opening kickoff for a TD and the Broncos weathered a late Bearkat challenge to advance toward the state title.
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Santa letter submissions sought for Brownfield News
The Brownfield News invites good and naughty children to submit Santa letters for publication in the Christmas edition on December 24. Deadline is 5 p.m. Friday December 8. Bring to 409 W Hill Brownfield or mail to Box 1272 Brownfield 79316 or email ads2 brownfieldonlinelcom or garrypeeb45 yahoo.com.
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Mild 2006 hurricane season ends on calm note
The November close marks the mildest hurricane season in years with nine named storms, none striking the United States. A Winnie-based friend recalls Rita’s chaos, while climatologists differ on global warming blame. An upcoming El Nino may bring more moisture to the South Plains this winter. Page 4
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Brownfield Builds New Water Tank Near Bell and Story Streets
Brownfield completes a new one million gallon water tank to replace an older 500000 gallon tank from the 1940s. Officials say the project costs 500000 dollars and will boost total storage capacity to about 3250000 gallons once in service by January 1.
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Windstream shuts The Door broadband services
Windstream Communications announced on Thursday November 30 that it will lay off 13 full time workers and terminate all functions of The Door except dial up internet and web hosting effective January 31. The Door’s 1350 broadband customers in West Texas and eastern New Mexico must find new providers while dial up and hosting continue.
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