Valor to bring high speed internet to Brownfield
Valor Telecom offered a local presentation at City Hall on bringing DSL to Brownfield. A minimum of 75 residents or businesses must sign up, with equipment to be ordered within 30 days and installation possible in about 60 days. Packages range from 45 to 295 dollars monthly, with a 1321 Tahoka Rd pickup for service agreements.
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Brownfield Considers Redrawing City Council Districts
Brownfield City Council weighs a map plan to redraw five districts to meet federal population deviation rules. City Attorney Jean Shotts cites three districts with excess deviation and explains shifts of census blocks moving people from Districts Three and Four to District Two, with District Five also transferring blocks to District Four. A public hearing is set for Thursday at 7:30 a.m.
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Brownfield City Council Sets Public Hearing on Redistricting
The Brownfield City Council will hold a public hearing Thursday on proposed redistricting changes prompted by the 2000 census. After the hearing, members may vote to submit the proposal to the U S Justice Department for approval. The agenda also includes funding for long term capital needs and other items.
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Halloween Safety Tips For Trick Or Treaters And Parents
Advice outlines safe walking and crossin practices on left side of road and at corners. Warns against riding with strangers and eating uninspected treats. Encourages flashlights light colored costumes reflective gear short hems safe shoes masks vs face paint door to porch light trick or treat only.
Brownfield actress debuts on Broadway in Mamma Mia!
A Brownfield actress and singer makes her Broadway debut in Mamma Mia! in New York City's theatre district. Her sister Patty Cox of Fort Worth plans to travel next month to see the show, and The News wishes her luck with a hopeful “breaks a leg.”
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