Kerrville police warn on vehicle burglaries
Kerrville residents are urged not to leave valuables in vehicles after a series of burglaries. Police say offenses are opportunistic and quick, and recommend locking cars even in driveways. Investigators suggest a single suspect group may be responsible for three incidents on Wednesday in the Jefferson, Water Street, and Al Mooney Road areas.
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Galveston pays for pay-and-display meters amid errors
Galveston installed credit card pay and display parking meters on busy downtown streets to ease change needs for drivers. The cashless meters read by inserting a card have not worked reliably, costing the city about $22,000 in bad transactions in fiscal 2005 06.
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MLK Day Closures Across New Braunfels and Comal County
Several offices will close on Martin Luther King Jr Day including the Post Office, Commissioners Court, and all Comal ISD schools. New Braunfels ISD schools and city offices will operate as usual.
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Texas leaders to take oath of office on state capitol steps
Gov. Rick Perry and Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst will take official oaths at 10 a.m. Tuesday in a rare joint session of the Legislature. The one hour ceremony will be streamed online from governor site starting 9:30 a.m. Supreme Court Justice Wallace Jefferson will swear them in on the south steps of the Texas State Capitol during the 80th legislative session which began January 9.
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Governor Perry Named Longest Serving Texas Governor
Perry became the third longest-serving Texas governor on January 1 with 2,202 days in office. He previously served as lieutenant governor before becoming governor in December 2000 after George W. Bush resigned to become president. His recent re election could push him to the top longest serving slot by January 2011.
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George W. Bush
Watkins becomes state's first Black district attorney in Dallas
Craig Watkins, a South Dallas defense attorney, has become the first Black district attorney in Texas. He leads a 200-plus prosecutor office after failing twice as an assistant DA and firing 10 high level prosecutors. He vows to diversify staff and reshape the office to reflect Dallas County.
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