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MONTGOMERY – Facing a $200,000 shortfall in revenue in 2010, the Montgomery City Council is considering ways to trim city government, including a controversial proposal to cut the Police Department budget, which could lead to the loss of an officer position.
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The Friendship Center will be looking for a new president in coming months after Nancy Harrington left the agency, which provides services to senior citizens throughout Montgomery County.
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Officials expect at least 1,000 people on hundreds of boats to float into The Palms Marina on Lake Conroe Saturday for AquaPalooza, a live music concert and party.
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Sounds of Texas adds second Aug. 21 show: The Sounds of Texas Music Series is adding a second show to its Aug. 21 concert featuring singer-songwriters Vince Gill, Mark Germino and Tony Arata.
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The Woodlands Township has allocated $500,000 for the renovation of Sawmill Park in the Village of Grogan’s Mill in its 2011 Capital Projects Fund budget.
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A kitten trapped in the engine compartment of a car has been freed, restored to health and is looking for a good home to enjoy its remaining eight lives.
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Montgomery County commissioners are expected to finalize a proposed $233 million budget today after learning 2010 taxable valuations in the county increased by only 1 percent.
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PHOENIX — A federal judge dealt a serious rebuke to Arizona’s toughest-in-the-nation immigration law on Wednesday when she put most of the crackdown on hold just hours before it was to take effect.