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North Central Texas College
Joined on 6/10/2002
Category: Colleges, Education Services
Texas oldest continuously operating public two-year college

Website: nctc.cc.tx.us
1525 W. California Street
Gainesville, TX 76240-4699
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Phone: 940-668-7731

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See Eddie Coker in Sherman March 19, 2010, at 7:00

Article By: Belden St. Montessori
Posted: 3/9/2010
Views: 39 Impressions: 740
Categories: Education, Entertainment: Events, Local News, Special Promotion

Eddie Coker in Sherman March 19, 2010, at 7:00. Tickets available at the door or in advance at Belden Street Montessori School.

Since 1987, Eddie Coker, an award-winning singer, songwriter, and performer, has entertained over 1,000,000 children nationwide, created his own radio show for Disney, has written music for Barney, Borders Books, and Chuck E. Cheese, and has recorded 100's of songs for children and their families.

A former opera singer, Mr. Coker spends the majority of . . .
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Lake Texoma Fishing Report :: Spring Is On The Way!

Article By: Stripers Inc.
Posted: 3/8/2010
Views: 58 Impressions: 1234
Categories: Home Life, Entertainment: Recreation, Entertainment: Travel / Food, Local News, Special Promotion, Sports

It looks like Old Man Winter finally gave up the goat and it is about time. We�ve had some warmer weather the past few days and the fishing seems to be getting a little more consistent. My last trip I was reading a surface temperature of 50� in the necks but it is still 46� in the main lake. All my fish are still coming off of 5� glow sassys on a . . .
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Law Firm Assists Texas Landowners

Article By: Sanders, O'Hanlon & Motley
Posted: 3/3/2010
Views: 84 Impressions: 2753
Categories: Business, Government: State

The State of Texas and its municipalities, along with certain utilities, have the right of eminent domain to take all or a portion of a landowner's property for public use. The process, known as condemnation, can be complex and daunting to landowners.

The lawyers at the Texas law firm of Sanders, O'Hanlon & Motley have decades of experience in maximizing compensation to North and East Texas landowners and fighting efforts to . . .
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