Gainesville —
Members of the North Texas Medical Center Relay for Life team are
selling garden stepping stones for raise money for the event. Pictured
are Fay Nortman, left, NTMC Relay captain and Roberta Sanchez,
co-captain, with samples of the stones. You can place an advance
order
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Members of the North Texas Medical Center Relay for Life team are selling garden stepping stones for raise money for the event. Pictured are Fay Nortman, left, NTMC Relay captain and Roberta Sanchez, co-captain, with samples of the stones. You can place an advance order Courtesy photo
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May 5, 2012
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City approves Zodiac Drive name change
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City takes "lean" approach to daily operations
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