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Month: June 2016
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Greinke strikes out 11 to lead Diamondbacks over Astros 3-0
By KRISTIE RIEKEN HOUSTON (AP) _ Zack Greinke struck out a season-high 11, and the Arizona Diamondbacks used a three-run seventh inning to beat the Houston Astros and Dallas Keuchel 3-0 Thursday in a matchup [Read More…]
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Baylor Alumni Demanding Answers
In addition to the Associated Press story below, CLICK HERE for the news release from the Baylor Line Foundation, which is independent of Baylor University. WACO, Texas (AP) _ Baylor University’s main alumni organization is [Read More…]
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Baylor alumni group demands complete report
WACO, Texas (AP) _ Baylor University’s main alumni organization is demanding the school publicly release its full investigation into how the school handled sexual assault complaints against football players. The Baylor Line Foundation’s executive committee [Read More…]
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Aggie Baseball kicks off NCAA Regional against Binghamton Friday Night
The Texas A&M Aggies (45-15, 20-10) will take on the Binghamton Bearcats (30-23, 19-5) tomorrow night at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park in the first game of the NCAA College Station Regional. First-pitch is [Read More…]
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Former Snook ISD Aide Indicted On Ten Criminal Charges
Last December, parents of students at Snook High School were notified a staff member had resigned over allegations of inappropriate relations. Earlier this week, former teacher’s aide Deanna Lara was booked in the Brazos County [Read More…]
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Local Weather Disaster Declarations Have Been Extended
The Bryan city council and the Brazos County commission held emergency meetings Wednesday to extend local disaster declarations following last week’s severe weather. Bryan deputy city manager Hugh Walker says the extension allows any additional [Read More…]
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Annual Update on Bryan Economic Development Agreements
Eight Bryan area employers with economic development agreements monitored by the Research Valley Partnership (RVP) are considered doing well. The update given by RVP vice president Chuck Martinez at the last Bryan city council meeting [Read More…]
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