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September 17-
If the committee approves the resolution, it will move to the general body of congress for discussion on Sept. 29.
September 8-
The Shorthorn will only be available online if the measure passes.
August 13-
Bochum reflected on his career and the launch of NDG prior to his passing away on Wednesday, August 5, 2009.
July 31-
Without Eats up and running, how can we find out what kind of great meal DMN writer Kim Pierce cooked for their dining critic?
July 18-
First publication of its kind focuses on the world of bank-owned real estate, or REO.
July 15-
The Suburban will be a free publication delivered to 25,000 homes in Duncanville, Cedar Hill, DeSoto, Grand Prairie and Midlothian.
July 7-
Today Newspapers was the best source of community news for a long time.
July 5-
Transaction allows company to move forward with a healthier balance sheet and increased financial flexibility.
July 2-
The family of newspapers included Cedar Hill, DeSoto, Duncanville, Lancaster, and Grand Prairie.
May 24-
Aging staff is undoubtedly sympathetic.
May 20-
Publisher is taking the rare step of refunding subscribers' money.
May 18-
His reporting on Dallas politics has been a bright spot for the newspaper.
April 28-
Final issue comes out on Thursday April 30.
April 27-
The other two papers in Texas that made the list were the Houston Chronicle at No. 12, and Austin American-Statesman at No. 14.
April 6-
The S-T thought it was a good idea to publish a segment in Ink Edition called "Three people we want to eff this week."
March 5-
While simultaneously launching a new sports blog.
March 4-
One of them is from Flower Mound.
February 26-
Oooh, ya think this has something to do with the series of mysterious postings alluding to something happening on Friday?
February 25-
The news staff earned a total of six awards in the organization’s 2009 DeRose-Hinkhouse competition
February 9-
Most print publications are sinking like a stone, but here's one that's not.
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