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Full Circle: A Musical Museum Experience

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The Citadelle Mansion and Art Gallery welcomed an appreciative audience of about 50 Monday evening to the opening of Full Circle: A Musical Museum Experience, a presentation in partnership with Rice University’s Shepherd School of Music.
The first performance of the evening, by a group of gifted Rice University musicians, in the Citadelle Mansion

May 7 voters weigh in on school board race, amendments

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Early voting ended Tuesday in the CISD school board election and in the statewide constitutional amendment election. By the end of the day, a total of 257 ballots had been cast by early voters in Hemphill and Lipscomb counties who reside within the Canadian Independent School District.
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Megan Longoria accepts position of CMS principal

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On April 19, CISD Superintendent Lynn Pulliam announced that Megan Longoria had accepted the district’s offer to serve as the next Canadian Middle School principal. Longoria takes the place of Drew Daniel, who was hired as principal of Stanton High School in Stanton ISD.
Megan Longoria

City employees revitalize old Gilmer St. Park

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There was a time when the City Council considered closing some of Canadian’s parks in order to cut down on maintenance expenses. That tide seems to have turned, after talk of closing the Second Street Park instead inspired its revitalization.
New swing sets at Gilmer Street Park

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Honoring Military Appreciation Month at Panhandle War Memorial Congress designated May as Military Appreciation Month in 1999 to allow the public to show their appreciation for present and past service members. Amarillo’s War Memorial will hold its traditional Memorial Day ceremony on Monday, May 30, at 11 am.
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FORT WORTH—For cattle raisers financially burdened by March wildfires, assistance is on the way. Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association opened applications for the TSCRA Disaster Relief Fund. Applications will be accepted within 60 days of when the damage took place. “The funds will go directly to cattle raisers who need it,” Arthur Uhl, TSCRA president said. “The more we collect, the more we can give and the more who can benefit.” The disaster relief program is designed to provide financial assistance to ranchers in Texas and Oklahoma who are victims of a natural disaster and consequently are in financial need or otherwise distressed. Assistance funds are designated for damage that occurred in disaster counties as declared by Governor Abbott. To apply for assistance funds, visit tscra.org/disasterreliefapp. Donations are still being accepted, and since the fund is administered through the association’s 501(c)3 organization, all contributions are tax-deductible. To make a charitable donation, visit PayPal. com, or mail checks to TSCRA Disaster Relief Fund, PO Box 101988, Fort Worth, Texas 76185.
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