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City settles lawsuit filed by former police officer
      Following a brief executive session Tuesday evening Raymondville city commissioners agreed to settle a lawsuit filed against the city by a former police officer. Rene De La Fuente was a patrolman when he was injured while on duty by an individual he was attempting to arrest. A female officer was also hurt in the same incident and both were offered leave time by the police chief.
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After spirited debate Lyford will keep new stop signs
      Its hard to believe the installation of stop signs could generate so much conflict in a small town -- but that's what happened in Lyford recently. Several weeks ago Mayor Henry De La Paz told commissioners that a dangerous traffic condition existed at Park Ave. and La Noria street.
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Hinojosa wants recount in county judge race
      Third place finisher Annette Hinojosa is asking for a recount of the votes in the March 2 county judge race. Hinojosa finished third in the race just 5 votes behind second place finisher John Gonzales.
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Man stabbed in Saturday morning fight
      Randy Sewell, 28, of 13th and Rodriguez, was stabbled twice, once in the chest and once in the side at 2:20 a.m. Saturday, according to police investigator Andy Maldonado. Martin Mendoza, Jr., 18 was at Sewell's house when gang members Antonio "Toker" Guerrero, 29, and Rogelio Cruz, Jr.,l8, drove past. Police say Cruz flagged the car down and the four men began fighting.
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Chuckwagon Dinner coming Sunday
      One of Raymondville's biggest events of the year is coming. The annual Texas Independence Chuckwagon Dinner will be held on Sunday, March 14, on the grounds of the Willacy County Historical Museum, 427 S. 7th St.
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7 candidates to compete for 3 spots on Lyford City Commission
      Seven candidates have filed to run for three at large commissioners seats in Lyford. There will be no run off so the top three vote getters will be elected in the May 8, 2010 election.
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YAKIMA, Washington (AP) - Food-borne illnesses, such as E. coli and salmonella, cost the United States $152 billion annually in health care and other losses, according to a report released Wednesday by a food safety group. More...
The Grumble Family
I’m sure most of you have heard the old saying, “Laugh and world laughs with you, grumble and you grumble alone.” There’s more truth in that old saying than we think. Nobody likes a grumbler. You’ve all seen and heard this type of person who whines, grumbles, and is almost always discontented. More...
Local resident thrilled by Lyford circus, it’s not just for kids, she says
Dear Editor, If you did not attend the Kelly Miller Circus in Lyford on Wednesday, March 3, you missed an educational, fantastic, unforgettable performance. Since I sat on a front row seat, I had the opportunity to even see the eyes of the camels, elephants and tigers. The dogs and the pony were very entertaining. Also, I got to see the world’s smallest elephant. More...
CANTON, Texas (AP) - A judge has granted custody of more than 60 starving longhorn cattle to the SPCA in McKinney. An attorney for the owner of the cattle said Tuesday’s decision will be appealed. Van Zandt County Justice of the Peace Ronnie Daniell says the animals were “unreasonably deprived of food.” More...
Itzayana Oviedo will celebrate her 15th birthday with a dance/ reception on Saturday, March 13, at El Toro Dance Hall from 6 p.m. to 12 a.m. She is the daughter of Maria Oviedo and Juan Oviedo of Raymondville. 10-1TP More...
Susanna Kotzur Krnavek, 94, of Lyford, TX, went to be with the Lord on Monday, March 8, 2010. More...
On Feb. 23 unknown person(s) committed graffiti at the Valley Telephone office located in Raymondville. Graffiti was also committed on nearby office buildings located across the street from said office. Case #10-0310. More...

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