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City of San Augustine’s water restored, strike crews working to check for leaks City of San Augustine’s water restored, strike crews working to check for leaks By T'Ebonie Tanner | March 11, 2021 at 6:25 PM CST - Updated March 11 at 8:23 PM SAN AUGUSTINE, Texas (KTRE) - Almost a month after the winter storm, the water is back on in San Augustine. Some residents have seen intermittent water service since the storm. San Augustine city manager John Camp says things are looking up. Crews are in the process of recharging the water tower to restore it to full capacity. “We are o...

Starry Nights and Stormclouds on the Horizon I had a very nice 64th birthday yesterday. I took the day off, had a nice meal midday (with a scoop of ice cream, the second one I've had this year, with a candle in it! Special occasion...), and I got done most of everything I wanted to do. I got to talk to my son Xander, my brother Scott, and Peter Turnley, who by a nice coincidence called by for the first time in months without knowing it was my birthday. I'm sure I'll talk to brother Charlie soon. It was a sunny, pleasant day, followed by an evening with a nearly-full moon in clear and starry ...

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Thousands of north carolina rest der residents are demanding the largest energy provider take responsibility for cleaning up the dan river. today, they will be delivered to duke energy after several thousand tons of coal ash entered the river from a leaking pipeline. the department of natural resources will start testing to see if fish in the river are contaminated. the dan river is in north central north carolina and used by many communities as its water supply. john camp from wtvd has more. >> reporter: for bill wood and others we talked to who grew up around here, the spill at duke energy's...

he did. want to take sides on other ohio questions, one on health care, perhaps. he's a flip-flopper should have been more careful. his critics suggest romney was noncommittal not because he was confused, but because polls now show a majority of ohioans oppose the measure and ohio will be a critical fall 2012 battleground. to those critics, a change of expediency on par with romney's explanation of why he fired for lawn care company. now, romney's advantage in this race is real, very real. but so are the risks. ohio democrats taunted governor romney today suggesting he lacked the c...