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Notes from the Mayor

I’m still excited about the turnout for Holly Bailey’s fundraiser. As of 5 p.m. Monday afternoon, $31,934 had been raised with more still coming in! It is an awesome feeling to see so many from our community come together to help someone in need. We’re all proud people, but sometimes it’s necessary to receive help. My sincere thanks to all who were a part of planning the event.

Letter to the Editor

Hamilton English-as-a-Second Language Department wishes to express their deep appreciation to the local businesses who made donations for our students who earned their Language Acquisition Certifications.

Letters to the Editor

Dear Grant, I hope the people in Hamilton realize how fortunate they are to have such a great newspaper with constant pictures of activities and students in it.

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On Thursday evenings when I can, I like to drive over to the Lake Brownwood Dam Volunteer Fire Department to play 42 with a bunch of folks that includes my brother Lyn and my Uncle Eddy.

Texans knew how to lose

The Dallas Texans, first pro football team in the Southwest, proved their season opening defeat was no fluke by losing 37-14 to the San Francisco 49’ers on Oct. 5, 1952.

Letter to the Editor

It was a success thanks to you!

Letter to the Editor

Wind companies are once again making moves to secure leases in Hamilton, Erath, and Comanche counties. This time it is Orsted, a Danish wind company who, at the moment, is having trouble making ends meet, loosing $545 million dollars last quarter.

Notes from the Mayor

The City of Hamilton is currently showing test results that have higher than normal nitrates in the water system. We believe this to be the reason that our chloramine residuals have decreased and caused us to dump water on the ground last week at Elevated Storage Tank (EST) #2. Upper Leon is aware of this and is beginning a chlorine conversion on September 17th.

Air power advocate exiled to Texas

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Texans fight and die “over there”

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