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Public hearing set on proposed budget

Paul Bryant
editor@c-bstatesman.com

CHANDLER — A public hearing is scheduled for tonight at City Hall on Chandler’s proposed $2.05 million budget for the fiscal year that begins on Oct. 1. The general budget for this fiscal year is $1.86 million. More...

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Business of the Month

Y’s Hometown Foods has been named business of the month for August by Keep Brownsboro Beautiful. At left is KBB President Charles Cox, with store owner Dusty Wise. Courtesy Photo More...

CHANDLER BRIEFS

Nancy Bertholf

The second-annual meeting of the Chandler High School Ex-Student Association is set for Oct. 9, at the Chandler Pow-Wow. A tent will be provided on the southeast corner of Winchester Park. More...

QUICK HITS

GOLDEN GIRLS JUNIOR CLINIC A “junior clinic” hosted by the Brownsboro High School Golden Girls is set for Saturday at Brownsboro Intermediate School. More...

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Church News

Book of Revelation written to give believers hope

Craig Nash

In the third century A.D., a man named Hippolytus predicted the end of the world would come somewhere around the year 400. More...

In Heaven, focus will be worship, not reuniting with friends, family

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Question: “Will we be able to see and know our friends and family members in Heaven?” Many people say the first thing they want to do when they arrive in Heaven is see all their friends and loved ones who have passed on before them. More...

THE INTERPRETATIONS

Scriptures: One Lord, one faith

Question: “Why are there so many different Christian interpretations? More...

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Whats Happening

Quilters set to install officers

The Quilters’ Guild of East Texas is scheduled to install next year’s offi- cers today at First Baptist Church-South Campus in Tyler. More...

CHANDLER NURSING CENTER

Gretta Uzzell

We are looking forward to cooler days here at the Chandler Nursing Center, and are getting to use our new patio area. More...

CHANDLER 4-H

Chandler 4-H will resume monthly meetings for the 2010-2011 year on Tuesday, 7 p.m. at Faith Baptist Church in Chandler. More...

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Chandler looks to loan $140,000 to SilverLeaf

Paul Bryant
Paul Bryant editor@c-bstatesman.com

CHANDLER — After it was approved by the Chandler Area Economic Development Corporation, the City Council here is prepared to loan another $140,000 to a housing development expected to open its first phase this month, an official said. More...

Chandler man receives second transplant

Sherry Parker
News Correspondent

Bryan Rumbo, at 66 years old, received his second kidney transplant in May. More...

Treatment-plant expansion not expected for months

Paul Bryant
editor@c-bstatesman.com

CHANDLER — It could be more than six months before a new clarifer is installed at the city’s wastewater treatment plant after a petition forced officials to reverse themselves on issuing $1.3 million in certifi- cates of obligation. More...

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GOP vs. Dems: Who’s best for economy

The choice for voters in this year’s fierce fight for congressional control will come down to a single question: Which political party — Democrats or Republicans — will do a better job coping with crippling unem- ployment and a dev More...

Obama’s foreign policy remains a disaster

Many of us remember reading or watching the great Shakespeare play, “Romeo and Juliet.” In the scene of street brawling in the Italian city of Verona, Romeo comes between his dear friend, Mercutio, and Tybalt, one of the leaders of the More...

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Letters

Petitioner thanks community for support

I want to thank everyone who signed the petition that was circulated in Chandler There were some people that got real upset with me, and I guess you exercised your right as an American taxpayer. More...

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Sports

Bears win season opener in ‘thrilling’ fashion

A.J. Crisp
sports@c-bstatesman.com

The Brownsboro Bears defeated the Palestine Wildcats, 20-14, in a thrilling season opener at Wildcat Stadium on Friday. More...

Ford’s Player of Week program returns

Staff Reports

DALLAS — For the fifth straight year, Ford Motor Company will recognize six student-athletes through the Built Ford Tough Texas High School Football Player of the Week Program. More...

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