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Remembering a friend and the fallen is still a part of Paris native Cliff Brooks’ life (opens the original)
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Paris native Cliff Brooks didnât know that the tragedy of 9/11/2001 would impact his life from that day forward. It began, as it did for so many others, over his vehicle radio when he got off shift at Paris EMSâs south side station, where he was employed as a paramedic. The news came over the airwaves that a plane had crashed into one of the towers of the world trade center. He went in and turned on the TV, where he stayed glued as the horrifying news kept pouring in. A full time employee of
Free: Lamar County Sheriff’s Office assists in closing case of notorious “Happy Face Killer” (opens the original)
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After 34 years the last victim of Keith Hunter Jesperson, âThe Happy Face Killerâ has been identified. This was accomplished with the help of two officers from the Lamar County Sheriffâs Office. Although the woman disappeared from Galveston in the early 1990s, local investigators used maternal DNA testing and genetic genealogy to identify the victim known only as âClaudia.â Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAP
Learning to sew and so much more, Paris Pregnancy Care Center offers special classes (opens the original)
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âThereâs nothing like spending hours in the sewing room making something handmade or mending favorite clothing itemsâ¦that are just broken,â said Connie Van Etten, who teaches sewing classes at Paris Pregnancy Center in Paris. Each week, Paris Pregnancy Care Center offers many skill building classes along with two hours of sewing to women and men who are interested in learning a new skill or brushing up on learned skills. The class was started many years ago as a way for clients of âThe
“Father of modern Texas education,” A.M. Aikin, Jr.’s legacy lives on (opens the original)
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Authorâs Note: There was a time when the world of politics was different from today. While there have always been scandals, contentious campaigns and problems in the political field there was a much less adversarial and genteel feel to the politics of past times. There was also a much closer relationship between elected officials and the population than today. Several life long political figures have left their mark on this area and occasionally I am going to spotlight them. Parisâ own Senat
Dr. Wally Kraft: A life spent devoted to animals and humans (opens the original)
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Dr. Wallace E. Kraft II, long time Paris veterinarian has served in so many prestigious positions and on so many boards. He has served on numerous Texas Veterinarian Medical Association committees, including the Sunset Review Task Force which rewrote and helped pass the Veterinary Practice Act of 1993 and in 1995 he served as President of the TVMA. For a year he was in his office every Tuesday in Austin to see his job ran smoothly while he kept his practice, Animal Health Center, running smoothl
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