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Monday, February 6, 2012

H-E-B may mean the end for the Palmer Club
TEXAS CITY — Supermarket chain H-E-B’s plan to build a larger store could mean the end of Palmer Club, a watering hole frequented by mainlanders.

Housing Authority hosts open meeting
GALVESTON — Residents living near properties proposed as scattered sites for public housing have a chance to voice concerns about the project tonight.

Former candidate sues bank over bounced check
TEXAS CITY — A man pulled from the Democratic Party ballot in 2008 is suing his bank.

TCISD expects to hire new leader by July
TEXAS CITY — School board trustees set out a timeline for the application, interview and hiring of a new superintendent this week.

County is all abuzz about biggest game
GALVESTON — Sunday night’s Super Bowl showdown between the New York Giants and the New England Patriots proved how much the sport means to Texas.

Runners dedicated even in cold, rain
GALVESTON — The No. 1 fashion accessory for this year’s Mardi Gras Marathon in Galveston was a rain poncho made from trash bags.

Female scholarships available
Female graduating high school seniors who have played at least two years of schoolboy tennis are eligible for college scholarships.

Super searches should be open
We hope Texas City and Hitchcock will find a way to make the process of looking for a new superintendent open to the public.

Robotics class should do all right at contests
Students in the Dickinson robotics class should do all right at contests.