Armstrong family opens home and hearts to foster son
Danny and Tammy Armstrong finalize Steven Boyd Armstrong in February after a year of fostering him. Steven bonds with Parker and the Armstrong boys, with Tess the dog as a bedtime helper. Tammy and Danny plan a coming out party and aim to create a safe haven for neglected children while stressing permanent placement and ongoing foster care.
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Danny
Tammy
Steven
Tess
Parker
Shawn
Christina
Armstrong
Boyd
Odessa
Nancy Miller
Child Protective Services
Midland
Kermit
Fort Stockton
Mom
Dad
Nativity display seen from 1B daughter Katelyn helps
June Robison notes the child helped set up a nativity display and hopes to teach her grandchildren about diverse holidays. She emphasizes learning about Kwanzaa Hanukkah and other celebrations to appreciate history. The piece lists numerous local home addresses as part of a holiday display tour.
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Katelyn
June Robison
Bloodshed at Doughnut Shop: Two Men Die in Alley Collision
Investigators described a suspected intentional crash near Big Spring Street and Louisiana Avenue followed by a double shooting. Seay, driver of a 2000 GMC Z-71, and Macha, in a 1988 Ford F-150, died after Macha allegedly fired a 9mm Glock and shot himself. Unclear motives and residence origins, with autopsies pending in Lubbock.
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Seay
Johnson
Macha’s
Big Spring Street
Louisiana Avenue
Macha
Jauz
New Mexico
Colorado
Lubbock
County hospital weighs staff changes after district vote
New administrator Mathis discusses trimming costs without big staff cuts while considering a revised skill mix. The hospital has already eliminated surgery obstetrics nursery physical therapy and home health. Aiming for critical access status could reduce beds from 40 to 25, amid a failed hospital district vote that would have funded via a levy.
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Mathis
Joe Wright
Ward County
Wright
Houston Grocery Chain Fined for Child Labor Violations
The U S Department of Labor fined Gerland's Food Fair Inc 41300 for allowing 92 workers aged 14 and 15 to exceed school week limits and for early starts and late shifts. Back wages totaling 37738 were owed to 320 employees, now restored, with penalties paid.
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Houston
US Department of Labor
Gerland’s
Food Fair Inc
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Brittany Lane
Fountain Lane
East 54Th St
Ridgecrest
15Th Street
Conet
Santa Rita
Country Club Drive
14Th Street
Mattress Liquidators
N. Grant
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
Permian Basin
Department of Internal Medicine
Chiara
Conrado
Turin
Italy
University of Turin School of Medicine
University of Utah
University of Cincinnati
Stn
Texas
Louisiana
Time Machine
W. 42Nd Street
Dentures and Dental Services, Inc
Roger A. Jones
D.D.S. Insurance
W. Cuthbert
St. John’s Episcopal Church
North County Road
Laura Deaderick
NEA
Fio
Rel
Classified Dept. PO
E. 4Th St
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