Sooner Schooner Photos After OU Victory
The Oklahoma team and coaches gathered at the 20 yard line for an impromptu team photo after OU defeated Texas. A red and white OU flag was placed on the midfield stripe as the Sooner Schooner rolled along the sideline, signaling celebration.
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Fun reunion on West Bridge Street in Texas sun
Two pretty Frauleins and a sharp young man visit West Bridge Street for a lighthearted talk and laughs in the Texas sun.
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Vacation winner named in Herald-Zeitung contest
The first week winner of the October Family Vacation Giveaway is Dave Daniels. To enter, submit the TV Week subscription form in today’s edition. Winners receive four day three night packages for two adults with children free, a round of golf and other amenities at various destinations.
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Dave Daniels
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Unseasonably Cold Weekend With Scattered Texas Showers
Forecasters say scattered showers and cold weather will grip Texas through the weekend. A front remains anchored over the state keeping unseasonably cool temperatures. South Texas faces cloudy winds with occasional showers and Sunday highs in the 50s.
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NBHS remembers two ROTC students who died in crash
One year after a fatal collision in front of New Braunfels High School two ROTC students Shelby Farnsworth and Fernando On died in the accident. The NBHS community marks the anniversary with remembrance for the students killed on October 9, 1999.
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One Year Remembrance Planned For Local Students
Friends and family schedule a candlelight vigil and 7:25 AM flag lowering at NEHS to mark the one year anniversary of two former students deaths after a fatal car wreck. Jeanette Gorski vows the loss of her daughter who would have turned 17. ROTC will lower flags to half staff at the ceremony near the school on Loop 337.
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Trashfest ends in rain as hats return to sender
Trashfest 25th anniversary drew about 270 participants despite cold rain in New Braunfels. A Santa hat found in the Comal River was dried and mailed back to the North Pole, with 1,801 pounds of trash collected including 7,316 cups bottles and cans and 88 shoes.
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City council weighs land purchase for future landfill
New Braunfels City Council will discuss Monday a proposal to acquire land within a half mile of the existing landfill for future use. Councilman Larry Alexander says buying the land now creates a reserve. The council meets at 6:30 p.m. in the municipal building.
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New Braunfels Council weighs land for future landfill
New Braunfels City Council meets at 6 30 p m Monday in the Municipal Building at 424 S Castell Ave to discuss land for a future landfill. The session aims to outline site options and potential impacts for the project.
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Switcher Finds Graves With Water-Finding Rods
Leroy Klinger's skill using a pendulum-like rod helps him locate unmarked graves in Comal County and nearby areas. Alongside his wife Helen, he maps grave sites, a hobby rooted in an Old World method of locating underground disturbances. The practice raises interest in local cemeteries as they document burial locations.
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Comal County
Leroy Klinger
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