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Posts Tagged : San Antonio

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U.S. FDA

New U.S.-Mexico cargo agreement on horizon

Julián Aguilar, The Texas Tribune | Nov 23, 2012

Cargo aboard specific Mexican trucks and bound for the United States will soon be inspected by American officials south of the border and allowed to circumvent the lines at ports of entry, a top Mexican diplomat announced Thursday.

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U.S. National Archives

Prospects good for Texas deer season

Steve Lightfoot, Texas Parks and Wildlife | Oct 29, 2012

Anticipating deer season? Texas hunters have a whole lot to look forward to.

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Teacher Silvia Corado works with students in her pre-kindergarten class as they learn syllables and word identification, part of the Summer Bilingual Academy at Wilson Elementary School in San Antonio. (Lisa Kratz for the Texas Tribune)

San Antonio May Seek Tax to Support Full-Day Pre-K

Morgan Smith, The Texas Tribune | Jul 02, 2012

Since Texas lawmakers cut over $200 million in grants that supported full-day public prekindergarten in 2011, school districts have worked to fill in where the state left off. They have started to charge…

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Enrique Peña Nieto/PRI 2012

PRI's Peña Nieto Projected Winner of Mexican Election

Julian Aguilar, The Texas Tribune | Jul 02, 2012

Mexico has a new president, Enrique Peña Nieto, who is of the same political party that ruled Mexico through a dictatorship for more than seven decades until being defeated in 2000.

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