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Candidates get snappy at forum
Some city and school candidates sparred with each other while three others left their chairs empty altogether Wednesday night in a forum organized by the Denton chapter of the League of Women Voters.
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Football: UIL adds replay to football state championships
The UIL announced in a press release Thursday morning it will implement instant replay at the Texas high school state championships beginning in 2018.
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UNT student demands closure of campus restaurant after seeing racial slur on receipt
UNT student Chelsea Shaw wants a campus restaurant to shutter after a student employee typed a racial slur on her food receipt Tuesday afternoon.
Blotter: Mother slaps daughter during argument over cleaning, exchanging money, police say
TWU creates endowment in memory of deceased student

Barbara Bush an example to us all
As the tributes and remembrances for former first lady Barbara Bush, 92, began pouring in following her death Tuesday, one really stood out as perfectly crystalizing what made Mrs. Bush so special.

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We're Denton Dammit - April 19, 2018
Southwest pilot lauded for landing
Nursing group recognizes Sen. Nelson
The Texas Nurse-Family Partnership recently recognized state Sen. Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound, for her continued support of the program, which helps first-time mothers and their babies.

Trump puts conditions on N. Korean summit
WASHINGTON -- President Donald Trump said Wednesday that although he's looking ahead optimistically to a historic summit meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, he could still pull out if he feels it's "not going to be fruitful."
Trump lawyer forced to reveal surprise client
Trump unloads on Comey ahead of interview
Letters to the editor, April 19
I believe Paul Meltzer will take the time to listen and work with the city of Denton staff, mayor, other council members and, most of all, the citizens of the city of Denton.

Texas bump stock maker will stop taking orders
LOS ANGELES -- The largest manufacturer of bump stocks, which allow semiautomatic weapons to fire rapidly like automatic firearms, announced Wednesday that it will stop taking orders and shut down its website next month.
Former first lady Barbara Bush dies at age 92
Coming back: Recovery continues in West 5 years after plant explosion

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