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News | After a drop in water pressure over the weekend triggered a precautionary boil water notice, city leaders were quick to identify what happened and take steps to prevent the situation from happening again. Read more |
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 | The Brazosport ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved a 2 percent of market median salary increase for all employees on the district’s teacher pay matrix for the 2021-22 school year. Read more |
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 | FREEPORT — Several Freeport lift stations are set for a more than $1 million makeover after council approved the project’s $152,263 task or… Read more |
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 | Three organizations are working together to provide cooling for local residents, while another collaborated with the local Hispanic chamber of commerce to provide technology for the elderly and Community Health Network. There’s even more going on in Brazoria County, in this week’s Scoop. Read more |
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 | For Warriors Refuge director Cliff Robertson, it’s been “a rare honor” to be part of the organization and everything they’re doing in the local community. The organization celebrated its two-year anniversary with three ribbon cuttings, one of which commemorated joining the Greater Angleton Chamber of Commerce. Read more |
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Sports | It was the third meeting between neighboring Angleton and Danbury with Angleton winning the final two to get the title. Read more |
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 | Three Sweeny baseball players were named to the Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association 4A All-State team announced last week. Read more |
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 | It started as a toy run years ago but eventually turned into a fishing tournament as well in order to raise funds for a toy run. Read more |
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Opinion | Libraries have evolved so much over recent decades, patrons don’t even have to be literate to benefit from having them in their community. Read more |
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 | As we continue to emerge from the pandemic, there’s a sense of relief and optimism that things will return to normal. Long-awaited family g… Read more |
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