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Newspaper
Brownsville The Herald
Location
Brownsville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2015
Page
1
The Brownsville Police Department investigates the death of a 21 year old Weslaco man who fell from a water tower. The incident occurred in Brownsville and is being reviewed as a fatality inquiry.
Pope Francis urges mercy for women who terminated pregnancies, saying they often faced agonizing choices and deserve forgiveness. He frames mercy as central to the church, easing the process for reconciliation.
Los Fresnos restructures its offense as senior Isaiah Zepeda steps into key tight end and full back duties after losing multiple skill players to graduation. Zepeda provides versatility on the line and in backfield, generating new options for the Falcons.
Obituaries note the deaths of Maude Terral Lette and Flora Hernandez Rodriguez on page A4 with brief career and family mentions. Stella Winkleman is also listed in this obituary roundup, indicating a consolidated notices page honoring multiple individuals.
Newborn boys and girls across the Rio Grande Valley may have a future paved for them thanks to the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. The first baby boys and girls born on Aug 31, the university’s first day, received special onesies as keepsakes in Brownsville.
Brownsville residents survey damage on the west side after heavy rains caused water from a nearby resaca to reach David Kimball's apartment Monday night prompting him to book a hotel room and assess the extent of the impact.
Tuesday morning Kimball found his apartment flooded by three inches of water and began salvaging furniture. He faced the damage with a resigned smile as he dried out his home after the resaca flood near Prax Drive Park at Palm Boulevard in Brownsville.
Brownsville city commissioners gave final approval to an ordinance mandating microchipping of dogs and cats with a $5 resident fee. The measure, aimed at reuniting lost pets with owners, drew some resistance and concern from public health and veterinary groups about cost and impact on local services.
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