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Mississippi woman takes 190-inch buck two years after gamble of a hunter’s lifetime
‘We watched this deer for three years,’ Lambert hunter says of buck she held off on claiming until Thanksgiving Day
- USThe Clarion Ledger
'It really just felt surreal.' MS hunter takes giant 190-inch buck after 2-year gamble
A Mississippi woman took a chance by giving a trophy buck a pass for two years and watched him grew into a buck of a lifetime.
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50 Cent “Many Men” Producer Six Figga Digga Responds To Least Favorite Song Claims
Digga also offered what he thinks the album's worst song is.
- USKitsap Sun
Defunding South Kitsap schools would be the real failure
Letter to the editor from Gerry Austin, Port Orchard
- USEast Valley Tribune (Mesa, Ariz.)
Previous GPS bond spending covered wide range
Oct. 10—Bond money spending in the fiscal year that ended June 30 covered a wide variety of repairs and additions at Gilbert Public Schools campuses. They included 400 additional security cameras, lights at Highland High's auxiliary field, painting the interior and exterior of Playa del Rey Elementary and building more collaborative spaces for students to gather at Mesquite and Campo Verde ...
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50 Cent Seemingly Jabs At Lloyd Banks, Young Buck During Final Lap Tour
It doesn't seem like G-Unit will be going on a reunion tour anytime soon.
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50 Cent seemingly takes shots at former G-Unit members Lloyd Banks and Young Buck
During his latest show recap, 50 Cent joked, “They think this is something? Wait ’til they see Lloyd Banks’ tour.”
- USGainesville Daily Register, Texas
EDITORIAL: Another year, another bond bid by Gainesville ISD
Jul. 25—The Gainesville ISD board will vote next month on whether or not to put over $90 million in bond issues on the November ballot. Most of the money — $68 or so million — would go to fixing up district buildings, bringing them into compliance with state and federal regulations and create more classroom space for the district's steadily-expanding student population. It would add, according ...
