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Breaking News: Palestine clinches playoffs with win over Westwood November 06, 2009 10:38 pm

Crime & Punishment

Four juveniles charged in graffiti incident

Four male juveniles have been charged with spray painting a pair of restrooms last month at Palestine High School.....more>>

Two arrested for child endangerment, drugs
Two Anderson County men are in custody following their arrests late last week on child endangerment and drug charges.
$10,000 worth of property stolen
Authorities are investigating a residential burglary southwest of Elkhart during which approximately $10,000 worth of property was reportedly stolen.
Police Beat
The following items were taken from reports provided by the Palestine Police Department.
Crockett man remains in jail on burglary charge
A 20-year-old Crockett man remains in the Anderson County Jail after being arrested earlier this month for burglarizing a building in the southern part of the county.
Police beat for Oct. 20
Palestine Police Beat for Oct. 14-18
Man gets 10 years for arson at church
A 39-year-old Palestine man accused of setting fire to a local church earlier this year has been sentenced to 10 years in prison by a local state district judge.
Police beat for Oct. 10
Ex-PHS student pleads guilty

• Palestine clinches playoffs with win over Westwood
• Neighbor: Fort Hood suspect emptied his apartment
• Fort Hood shooting suspect not killed
• Troubling portrait emerges of Fort Hood suspect
• Army says 12 dead in attacks at Fort Hood, Texas

Crime & Punishment

• Four juveniles charged in graffiti incident
• Two arrested for child endangerment, drugs
• $10,000 worth of property stolen
• Police Beat
• Crockett man remains in jail on burglary charge

• Palestine clinches playoffs with win over Westwood
• Frankston tops Elkhart 26-6
• Cayuga volleyball to play Saturday
• For all the marbles
• QBs one and the same

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• Deer season opens
• Storm Chaser
• Fall Reflections
• Young hunters in Texas to get first shot
• Fishing Report

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• Tom Hanks-produced ’4-D’ film comes to WWII Museum
• Ex-stripper, Jack Ruby reunited in mural
• Cemetery preservationists offer Halloween tour
• Drug smugglers are endlessly creative along border
• 18 couples share vows in joint Dallas wedding

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• Church news for Nov. 6
• Forrester-Mottern wedding
• Watson-Raymon wedding
• Killion-Ingram wedding
• 10-4 Birth announcements

• Business Highlights: Jobless rate tops 10 pct. for first time since ’83
• Union: No progress made in Philly transit talks
• Number of active rigs increase by 9
• Productivity gains may be bad news for job seekers
• Obama welcomes AARP backing of health care bill

State, National & World

• Fort Hood suspect said methodical goodbyes
• Perot pledges $6.1M to Army college in Kansas
• Man indicted in resident’s death surrenders
• Obama delays Capitol Hill pitch on health care
• Bible played role in Texas execution case

• Many people deserve to be recognized for what they do
• MOVIE REVIEW: Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant: Worth the ticket price
• Palestine receives 2010 National Main Street Recognition
• Norwood Heights serving as Operation Christmas Child drop-off
• MOVIE REVIEW: Where the Wild Things Are Is Monstrous

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• VIDEO: Fort Hood shooting
• VIDEO: Palestine Parade Highlights
• VIDEO: Neches Smartboard demonstration
• Neches reading program
• Palestine Kik Kats

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