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Animals belonging to some of the planet’s most endangered species live and breed on nine acres just outside Mineola at the Mini S Exotic Zoo. Last week, a dozen first- through fifth-graders attended a weeklong camp at the zoo, where they interacted with many of the unusual creatures and learned about their traits and behaviors.
The National Transportation Safety Board has taken over the investigation of a two-passenger, single-engine plane crash that left two people injured on June 13 near Holly Lake Ranch Airport.
Two Mineolans have embarked on a mission that, they believe, will offer insights into the interconnectivity of lives.
The rows and rows of blueberry bushes give one a certain calmness. Well-tended and pruned for access as well as production, the bushes are a pleasure to view. Only after looking more closely does one see the jewels in the crown – the delicious bunches of deep-blue ripe berries.
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OBITUARIES
Glenda Howle Owen, 79, of Longview died Tuesday, June 11, 2019.
COMMUNITY
Winnsboro City Councilman Mel Mellenberger died Tuesday morning at the green station in Winnsboro. No foul play is suspected, according to Winnsboro Police Chief Andy Chester.
SPORTS
“It was all working,” stated Mineola’s Cole Castleberry as he described the perfect game he hurled June 1 to open the American Sporting events (ASE) summer baseball season.
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