Amendments Continued From Page One
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Cooperstown Dreams Park to Host National Tournament Week
Cooperstown Dreams Park will host over 96 teams from June 6 to September 4 for a week of national tournaments. Teams from across the country compete for the Tournament at Champions for a National Title as players and coaches seek the love of the game in base ball heritage. The piece also outlines multiple constitutional amendments and legislative measures from HJR 142 through HJR 141 touching on funding, boards, veterans hospitals, public property rights, and eminent domain limits.
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Cooperstown Dreams Park
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Kersia
Cesar Etree
Veterans’ Land Board
Gulf of Mexico
Buckner to Speak on Military Records and Genealogy Heritage
Buckner, a 18 year librarian with local ties, will discuss pre 1900 “Ala Mumtary” and post 1900 “Modern Military” records, plus the 1800 War Department fire and 1973 National Personnel Records Center blaze. The free Clifton Civic Center talk, Oct 30 with a Nov 13 workshop in Salado, spotlights genealogy and a 10th annual Genealogy Lock-In.
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National Personnel Records Center
St. Louis
Buckner
Waco McLennan County Library
Vaco I Rary
Central Texas Area
I Salado
Temple
Southwestern University
University of North ‘Texas
Clifton Civic Center
West Third Street
Clifton Post Office
Sixth Grade Orientation Set for Aug 19 at 6 PM
Proof of residency and the last report card from the prior school CMS accompany attendance. All incoming sixth graders are invited to orientation on Wednesday August 19 from 6 to 7 PM to meet teachers.
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CMS
Judge Offers Glimpse Of Bosque County Tasks At Clifton Rotary
Bosque County officials met at the Clifton Rotary Club where Ward outlined county priorities. He urged standardizing software, discussed property taxes, appraisal challenges, and the need for a new air‑quality and law enforcement center, noting Clifton’s hopeful outlook under Shawn Bell.
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Aronten
Clifton
Bosque County
Cole
Cliton
Rotary
Bosque Cony
Ward
Wew
Sac
Young County
Somervell
State Jail Commission
Commissioners’ Court
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