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In recent months readers of the KSHN Radiogram have quoted our newssheet as if it was the full story. We should remind them the Radiogram was created 25 years ago to encourage listeners to our full-length newscasts on the radio. The Radiogram began long before the internet and is delivered daily, in Liberty and Dayton, to more than 100 local stores, offices, restaurants, and the hospital to urge readers to listen to KSHN for more details. Soon we hope to load each full story on-line. Meanwhile, we urge Radiogram readers to tune to FM 99.9 for more details. Full-length radio newscasts are on KSHN Monday through Saturday six times. 6:30 AM, 7:45AM, 10AM, 12:15 PM, 5:00PM, and 10:30 PM. Weather is hourly and local news headlines are also on but more details are only on those six times.
VOLUME 25 NO. 26 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2010 **************************************************** Early Voting: Early voting for the March 2 party primary elections begins next week. Liberty County voters can cast early ballots in county, district and statewide races beginning on Tuesday Feb. 17. Early voting continues through Friday February 26. Early voting is from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays at the Liberty County Courthouse and the Cleveland Courthouse Annex. Registered voters can also cast their ballots early at the Dayton Annex and the Hardin Community Center from 3 to 7 p.m. Feb 17th through February 26th there will also be a special early voting opportunity Sunday February 21 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at all four locations. For information, contact the Liberty County Clerk’s Office at 936-336-4670. **************************************************** College Prep Workshop: Lee College in Baytown is holding a College Prep Workshop for Parents next Tuesday February 16 in the Student Center on the main Campus in Baytown. Public Information Manager Jackie Whitaker said it is an opportunity for parents and students to learn about the steps they need to take prior to their college days. She said whether the student plans to attend Lee, some other community college or a four year university, this workshop will help in the decision making process. Jackie Whitaker said a reservation is not required, but a head count would be helpful. For information or to sign up for next Tuesday’s, 6 p.m. workshop, call 281 425 6260. **************************************************** Street Signs: The City of Liberty is implementing a new program that combines Liberty Panther school colors with modern new street signs around the city. These new signs are on a black background with reflective gold lettering and boarders. Each sign has the street name plus the city block number. Liberty City Manager Gary Broz said the program was originally that of Street Superintendent Harvey Joiner, and has the enthusiastic support of Liberty ISD Superintendent Cynthia Lusignolo as well as that of city council. Street signs will be replaced as needed over an extended period, however individuals, businesses or local organizations can purchase new black and gold street signs for any location in the city for $40 per sign. For information, call Liberty City Hall at 336-3684. **************************************************** Obituaries: Virgil Ray Collins, Jr., 87 of Raywood. Services today 2 p.m. at Faith and Family Funeral Service in Batson. **************************************************** *LAKE RELEASE: 33,900 CFS LIBERTY BRIDGE: 24.36 ASL* |
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