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Construction crews continue work on the Pecan Creek channelization project. The project began in 2009 and includes some infrastructure improvements, bridge repairs and efforts to widen the creek channel which bisects the city. Several projects are already complete including a new pedestrian bridge at the park between Main and Garnett Streets. The nearby Main Street bridge is expected to be finished by the end of October. Of the six bridges included in the Pecan Creek project, only the Belcher Street bridge will not be replaced, Gainesville Public Services Director Ron Sellman said Monday. Crews will finish the Belcher Street project with new curbs and gutters, he said.
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Construction crews continue work on the Pecan Creek channelization project. The project began in 2009 and includes some infrastructure improvements, bridge repairs and efforts to widen the creek channel which bisects the city. Several projects are already complete including a new pedestrian bridge at the park between Main and Garnett Streets. The nearby Main Street bridge is expected to be finished by the end of October. Of the six bridges included in the Pecan Creek project, only the Belcher Street bridge will not be replaced, Gainesville Public Services Director Ron Sellman said Monday. Crews will finish the Belcher Street project with new curbs and gutters, he said. Staff photo by Jim Perry
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September 25, 2012
Pecan Creek Progress
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GISD board earmarks funds for improvements
Improvements to Gainesville schools were on the agenda during the Gainesville Independent School District (GISD) board meeting Monday including $52,083.28 taken out of fund balance for installation of new playground equipment at Edison Elementary.
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GISD board earmarks funds for improvements
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MLB: Texas Rangers feel they're close to breaking out
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During Monday’s commissioners’ court meeting, officials signed a proclamation declaring June as “Domestic Violence Awareness Month” throughout the county. Kim Cook (center right) of Gainesville’s Abigail’s Arms victim crisis center was present at the meeting and received the proclamation from County Judge John Roane.
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Court approves domestic violence initiative
Monday’s regular Cooke County commissioners’ court meeting included emphasis on the special efforts among local agencies against domestic violence, and on upcoming campaigns to spread awareness.
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Court approves domestic violence initiative
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The dealership offers outstanding savings on new and pre-owned vehicles.
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Klement Ford of Muenster offers top-notch service, quality vehicle selection
From Highway 82, the Klement Ford dealership is the first and largest sight in Muenster, the town where this car business has enjoyed more than 65 years of success.
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Klement Ford of Muenster offers top-notch service, quality vehicle selection
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