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Orange County Sheriff Keith Merritt and Brenda Turner, Sheriff's Alumni President, are busy Saturday handing out toys to 348 needy children for the Blue Santa program. Turner said the big success was due to Merritt and Deputy John Badeaux for making all their dreams come true. She also wanted to thank members of the Little Cypress-Mauriceville Leo and Key Clubs, Orangefield National Honor Society, the Criminal Justice Society, the Orange Peel Out Car Club and the many other organizations and grouds who helped to make the children have a merrier Christmas. Debby Schamber
Santa not always in red
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OC Hotel Occupancy Tax Committee to hold public hearing
Groups which have submitted applications and are looking to receive funds to promote tourism in Orange County will have a chance to address the funding committee in a public hearing later this month.
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Lady Cardinals win Cardinal CC Classic
The Bridge City Lady Cardinals, with a slew of experience back from last year, proved Saturday that they will be a “crew” to be reckoned with this cross country season.
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Pirates fall just short at Evadale
The Deweyville Pirates fell just short to the Evadale Rebels on the road Friday night at Rebel Stadium 14-13.
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Friendswoods' Mustangs outlast WO-S Mustangs, 35-34
Fighting Class 4A’s No. 8 team tooth-and-nail for four quarters, the West Orange-Stark Mustangs fell just short to the Friendswood Mustangs 35-34 at Deer Park Stadium Friday night.
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LC-M outlasts Nacogdoches, 63-53
There were 116 points scored at Battlin’ Bear Stadium.
It was a good thing the host Bears scored 63.
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Lady Cardinals win Cardinal CC Classic
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Prof in '03 plague scare sets off airport shutdown
The suspicions airport security officials had when they saw the metal canister grew when they learned about the man who brought it in from the Middle East: a scientist who sparked a bioterrorism scare after he reported missing vials of plague samples seven years ago.
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Prof in '03 plague scare sets off airport shutdown
