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Click here for digital edition  The man who wants to replace 197th State District Judge Migdalia Lopez in the March 2 Democratic Primary election has some serious tax problems, the Chronicle/News has learned. Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP of Brownsville are the tax attorney for Willacy County, the Raymondville and Lyford school districts and the cities of Raymondville and Lyford. More ... NEW STRIPES CONVENIENCE STORE OPEN FOR BUSINESS - Not every city celebrates the opening of a new convenience store but in Raymondville it is considered a sign of progress. More ... A 15-year-old girl tried to hang herself at noon on Feb. 7, according to police investigator David Robles. Robles said the girl was having problems at home and told her mother that she was going to hang herself at one of the old sheds on North Sixth Street. More ... Three of the four teens who vandalized the new Myra Green Middle School and the high school football stadium have been bonded out of custody. Three of the four who spray painted the school causing $25,000 in damages are girls. Of those a boy and a girl were ruled juveniles and were released to their parents after a short stay in the Darrell Hester juvenile facility in Harlingen. More ... Business was brisk at the early voting office in the old county sheriff’s office on West Main Street. At the end of the day 200 votes had been cast in the races to elect local and state wide officials. Early voting goes on the rest of this week and next week before election day on March 2. More ... Duke Energy Company of Charlotte, North Carolina, is planning to build a 300 megawatt wind farm east of Sebastian in southeastern Willacy County. The firm has done a feasibility study and is now attempting to secure leases from property owners in the area. More ... VOTE FOR OUR CANDIDATE, ALL THESE SIGN HOLDERS were saying on Tuesday, the first day of early voting in the March 2, election primaries. Early voting will continue this week and next. More ...
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