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UP, UP AND AWAY-

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UP, UP AND AWAY

Better Living for Texans

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We all know one—the picky eater.

Council picks project leaders

Hamilton City Council last Thursday chose key leadership for several projects, purchased equipment for street and water repairs and rescinded a condemnation resolution.

Pink Out

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A FIGHTER AND A HERO- Former Hamilton High School Principal Louis Lowe and HHS cheerleaders recognized former school secretary Mavis Finch Friday at the Pink Out Pep Rally. Finch is fighting breast cancer. Proceeds of $500 from Pink Out T-shirt sales were donated to the Hamilton Healthcare System mammography department.

This week around Hamilton

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Hamilton High School band performs

Board denies pay, hears more on solar farms

A retired Hamilton Independent School District teacher’s aide will not receive pay for 14 vacation days she left when she retired last May because her retirement did not meet the district’s policy requirements.

Housden adds Ramsey Solutions

Melanie Housden, founder of Melanie J Financial, is passionate about helping people achieve their financial goals. As an independent advisor, Melanie strives to provide better opportunities to help people from all walks of life plan for a brighter future. She is excited to be a Ramsey Solutions SmartVestor Pro to help more people take control of their finances.

EARLY BIRDS

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Court calls burn ban

Hamilton County Commissioners Court Tuesday morning enacted a burn ban to be in effect starting Friday, Oct. 14.

TXDOT’s 281 meeting Tuesday

The public is invited to bring their questions and comments about the upcoming US 281 Hamilton Relief Route Feasibility Study and Widening Project to Texas Department of Transportation’s first public meeting this Tuesday, Oct. 18, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Hamilton Junior High Cafeteria at 400 S. College St.