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Today's riddle: How long is a minute? š¤ (Answer below!)
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1. Mansfield police makes arrests for organized retail thefts (mansfieldrecord.com) ā Mansfieldās latest police report details a busy week of arrests and incidents across familiar streets like Broad, Walnut Creek, Matlock, and US 287, including multiple DWIs, assaults, thefts, and organized retail theft. Residents can see where recent crimes occurred, what was stolen or damaged, and how officers responded throughout October 14ā22.
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2. Julian Feild Veterans Memorial Park (landscapearchitect.com) ā Julian Feild Veterans Memorial Park in Mansfield is being transformed into a thoughtfully designed space that honors veterans while remaining a daily gathering spot for residents. The long-planned project adds reflective memorial areas, shaded trails, and future connections to Walnut Creek Linear Trail, creating a place for quiet remembrance as well as large community ceremonies on Memorial Day and Veterans Day.
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3. Steven Hall, Trysten Shaw shine as Mansfield Timberview races past Ennis in key district showdown (dallasnews.com) ā Mansfield readers saw Timberview stay undefeated Thursday at Vernon Newsom Stadium, outscoring Ennis 45-28 behind six touchdown passes from quarterback Steven Hall and four scores from speedster receiver Trysten Shaw. Despite turnovers and defensive lapses, Timberview kept sole possession of first place in District 7-5A Division II and remains on pace for a potentially historic, record-breaking offensive season.
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4. State regulators deny permit for South Tarrant concrete batch plant after 3-year battle (fortworthreport.org) ā State regulators have rejected an air quality permit for a proposed concrete batch plant in south Tarrant County after years of resident opposition. Mansfieldās State Rep. David Cook and a public meeting at Mansfieldās Anchora Event Center played key roles in pushing concerns about health, air quality, and neighborhood impacts that ultimately led to the denial.
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