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Remember the games you played when you were a child? Oh, there were the school-sponsored games: football, basketball, baseball and track. I’m talking about the others like red light green
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After Easter weekend, conferees for the Texas House and Senate must work out differences in the two chambers’ versions of a fiscal 2020-2021 state budget to send to Gov. Greg
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‘There is a place where the life is heavenly, a place where life can be so free...” is the line from the famous song about Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. The Big Island
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