BRIDGE CITY — Bridge City Municipal Judge Don Peters, at right, administers the oath of office to James B. Scales III, Associate Municipal Judge, and Sherry Tisdale, city secretary, during Tuesday’s Bridge City city council meeting after both were reappointed to their positions. Peters was also reappointed, as was Paul Fukuda, city attorney (not pictured).
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Bridge City Municipal Judge Don Peters, at right, administers the oath of office to James B. Scales III, Associate Municipal Judge, and Sherry Tisdale, city secretary, during Tuesday’s Bridge City city council meeting after both were reappointed to their positions. Peters was also reappointed, as was Paul Fukuda, city attorney (not pictured). Leader photo by Tommy Mann Jr.
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May is Motorcycle Awareness Month in WO
Citizens of West Orange are urged to do their part to increase safety and awareness of Motorcycle Safety and Awareness during the month of May.
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New council members take oath of office
Council Member District 3 Essie Bellfield said she thought it was a disgrace so few voters turned out for Saturday’s election.
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Voters approve $56M bond for LC-M CISD
The future is looking bright for the students of the Little Cypress-Mauriceville Consolidated Independent School District.
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OC Child Support Office facing changes
Molly Turvil of the Orange County Child Support Office is retiring.
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WO approves 5K run route
West Orange -Stark Alumni Foundation resubmitted alternate routes for the 5K run that was denied during the April city council meeting.
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OC Child Support Office facing changes
Molly Turvil of the Orange County Child Support Office is retiring.
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Campaigns to be decided with election Saturday
A total of 12 races and a bond election will be decided in seven local elections being held Saturday across Orange County.
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OHA under investigation
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House budget chief: Impasse will 'get worked out'
One of the chief budget-writers in the Texas Legislature says cutting spending is an undesirable option to resolve an impasse between the House and Senate with time running out.
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Obama, in Texas, presses middle-class jobs agenda
Offering a more upbeat view of the economy, President Barack Obama resurrected his jobs proposals Thursday, advancing modest initiatives as he pushed for action on more ambitious efforts that face resistance from congressional Republicans.
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