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Hank Haney Golf Center moving, finallyDallas Morning News… to announce replacement of the driving range with a high-rise mixed-use development. While such a development remains the long-term goal for the land, …
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Texas crop reportDallas Morning NewsRangeland and pastures were in poor to good condition. PANHANDLE: Soil moisture levels continued to improve from snow melt. …
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Backers of San Antonio missions park eye expansionDallas Morning NewsCiro Rodriguez said Tuesday he would introduce legislation authorizing the National Park Service to acquire additional land and lease space for park …
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Texas Crop ReportDallas Morning NewsRangeland and pastures were in fair to good condition. Some areas received the first frost of the season. PANHANDLE: Some areas received as much as 4 inches …
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Victory for residents as range approval 'unlawful'Sydney Morning HeraldShe said the Government should now abandon plans to spend $6 million building the Southern Highlands Regional Shooting Complex on 1000 hectares of land …
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How Secure Is Our Southern Border?FOXNewsThe Washington Times reports the National Park Service has tried to stop the Border Patrol from placing some surveillance towers on wilderness lands in …ยป Morning News, 11/16/09 Morning News, 11/16/09Immigration Blog
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Texas Crop ReportDallas Morning NewsLivestock, rangeland and pastures were in fair to good condition. PANHANDLE: Soil moisture was mostly adequate with a few areas still short. …
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MBS MORNING: Consumer Confidence Supportive For Bonds Ahead Of AuctionMortgageNewsDaily.comby Matthew Graham Welcome to day 2 of Broken Range Land for tsy's. We broke the longstanding 3.5 level in the 10yr yesterday after having it serve as a …
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Park service wants to poison trout to save frogsSan Jose Mercury NewsThe National Park Service wants to pour poison into as many as 80 lakes to eradicate trout that eat the mountain yellow-legged frogs. …Valley parks may poison trout to save frogsFresno BeeWhat happens without troutRecord-Searchlight
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Proposed Wyoming pipeline could reduce pollutionDallas Morning NewsOfficials with the Bureau of Land Management say Houston-based Ultra Resources Inc. wants to build the 6-inch diameter pipeline to meet a requirement in the …BLM seeks comments on proposed Pinedale Anticline condensate lineOil & Gas JournalPipeline proposed for condensateBillings Gazette
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