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  Seifert: Forgive us our trespasses
BROWNSVILLE, June 10 - Last Sunday afternoon, while I was fooling around in the side yard of our westside Brownsville home, a thin young man walked up the driveway.
  López: Tejano history barely dodged the SB 1128 bullet
SAN ANTONIO, May 30 - Texas State Republican Senator Dan Patrick seeks to lessen Tejano history’s value in college credit.
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    García: Tejano patriots at the Battle of the Alamo, 1836
EDINBURG, May 26 - March 6 of this year marked the 177th anniversary of Texas Independence, However, it should be the 200th anniversary, as facts tell us that the first major skirmish leading to Texas Independence occurred at the Battle of Medina on April 6, 1813.
    Tonight: KRGV to feature Raymondville's award-winning young reporters
RAYMONDVILLE, May 21 - KRGV-TV Channel 5 News aired a special report Tuesday from reporter Polo Sandoval about a homeless veteran and five award-winning young journalists from Raymondville.
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    KMBH to screen The Undocumented online on Wednesday
HARLINGEN, May 20 - KMBH, the Rio Grande Valley’s public broadcasting station, is inviting viewers from around the world to watch the acclaimed new documentary, The Undocumented, online on Wednesday while at the same time interacting in real time with filmmaker Marco Williams.
    Obituary: Elizabeth 'Lisa' M. Garcia
ELIZABETH "LISA" M. GARCIA McALLEN - On Sunday, May 5, 2013, we lost a dear friend, Elizabeth "Lisa" M. Garcia.
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  Seifert: Forgive us our trespasses
BROWNSVILLE, June 10 - Last Sunday afternoon, while I was fooling around in the side yard of our westside Brownsville home, a thin young man walked up the driveway.
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  López: Tejano history barely dodged the SB 1128 bullet
SAN ANTONIO, May 30 - Texas State Republican Senator Dan Patrick seeks to lessen Tejano history’s value in college credit.
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  García: Tejano patriots at the Battle of the Alamo, 1836
EDINBURG, May 26 - March 6 of this year marked the 177th anniversary of Texas Independence, However, it should be the 200th anniversary, as facts tell us that the first major skirmish leading to Texas Independence occurred at the Battle of Medina on April 6, 1813.
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  Updated: KRGV-TV reports on Raymondville's award-winning young journalists
RAYMONDVILLE, May 21 - KRGV-TV Channel 5 News aired a special report Tuesday from reporter Polo Sandoval about a homeless veteran and five award-winning young journalists from Raymondville.
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  KMBH to screen The Undocumented online on Wednesday
HARLINGEN, May 20 - KMBH, the Rio Grande Valley’s public broadcasting station, is inviting viewers from around the world to watch the acclaimed new documentary, The Undocumented, online on Wednesday while at the same time interacting in real time with filmmaker Marco Williams.
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  Cornyn: A Great Country Deserves a Great Immigration System
WASHINGTON, D.C., May 13 - Immigration reform is, at its core, a human issue. Good policy is driven by good data, but we must never lose sight of the fact that behind every statistic there is a person – a son or a daughter, a mother or a father.
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  Obituary: Elizabeth 'Lisa' M. Garcia
ELIZABETH "LISA" M. GARCIA McALLEN - On Sunday, May 5, 2013, we lost a dear friend, Elizabeth "Lisa" M. Garcia.
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  López: It still takes a village
SAN ANTONIO, May 5 - As our nation’s First Lady, Hillary Rodham Clinton wrote a book called ‘It Takes a Village” in 1996.
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  Flores looking to increase number of parishes
SAN JUAN, May 3 - Daniel Flores, the bishop of Brownsville, says he is looking at establishing more parishes to cater for the Rio Grande Valley’s rapidly growing population.
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  Moises Vela, Jr., recognized by City of Harlingen
HARLINGEN, April 18 - One of the most influential Latinos in the nation has predicted that a group of young Harlingen residents can go further than he has in his illustrious career.
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  Vela tells Napolitano about loss of cross-border culture
BROWNSVILLE, April 2 - Congressman Filemon Vela met recently with Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano in Washington, D.C. to discuss the impact sequestration is having on border crossings.
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  Uresti/Rodriguez: Stop scare tactics in immigration debate
AUSTIN, April 2 - U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, recently sent out a tweet claiming that a friend’s property was being overrun with illegal border crossers — 300 each night.
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  LUPE has now helped 500 students secure Deferred Action status
SAN JUAN, April 2 - La Unión del Pueblo Entero has now helped 500 immigrant students successfully apply for Deferred Action status, meaning they can legally work in the United States for the next two years.
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  García: Spanish explorers of the United States of America

EDINBURG, March 17 - David Arias in his book “Spanish Roots of America” very well explained our long yearning to know why a Spanish soldier with only 20 others from different parts of Spain would embark into an unspeakable desert and saw the Grand Canyon of Colorado, at least two centuries before any other European individual ventured to do so.

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  López: Fence on the Borderlands

SAN ANTONIO, March 3 - Next month (April) is one of the most important months in early Texas history.

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  García: The Path to the Battle of the Alamo - March 6, 1836

EDINBURG, February 24 - On March 6, Texans will celebrate the Battle of the Alamo of 1836 as the beginning of the quest for Texas Independence and liberty.

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  Nicol: Gang of Eight has sold us out

McALLEN, February 17 - The “gang of eight” U.S. Senators, four Democrats and four Republicans, have released a set of principles that they see as the basis for comprehensive immigration reform legislation. 

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  Rovira: Broken Dreams - A Look at Two Immigrant Shelters in Reynosa

REYNOSA, February 14 - Reynosa is a city of contrasts. Political and business leaders point to more projects, more jobs and increased opportunities for all.

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  Seifert: The Witness

BROWNSVILLE, February 12 - I remember him at odd times, a small quiet man whose scars on his thumbs spoke far more about his suffering than his own words could.

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  López: The Children of Escandón

SAN ANTONIO, February 10 - In a recent article appearing in the Rio Grande Guardian, Dr. Lino Garcia, Jr., of UT-Pan American, writes on the merits of South Texas bilingualism. 

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  Freeman: 'An Icon Untarnished' - Stan 'The Man' Musial

EDINBURG, January 27 - It is interesting how some events from our childhood get so deeply ingrained in our minds we remember them our entire lives even though we remember nothing else from that period--like my great joy in finding a misplaced key to a wind-up car I had when I was about three.

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  Garcia: Juan Bautista Chapa, a notable explorer

EDINBURG, January 27 - There were certain other explorers who arrived in what is now Texas following Alvar Cabeza de Vaca and his Spanish soldiers’ landing on Texas soil in 1528.

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  Seifert: Guns and the Works of Satan

BROWNSVILLE, January 21 - The man was one among the many who had come to baptize children one Saturday morning at the church I was pastoring a couple of years ago. 

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  Martinez: I am running for Governor of Texas in 2014

EDINBURG, January 21 - When Miriam Martinez lost her bid to become state representative for District 41 in McAllen last year she told reporters that her next race would be for something bigger.

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  Moody: Valley Tour is great for team-building

AUSTIN, January 19 - A legislator from another part of the border region is encouraging his colleagues to attend next week’s Rio Grande Valley tour.

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  Confirmed: Straus, Steen, Cornyn, Vela, and Shine on Valley tour

AUSTIN, January 17: Texas House Speaker Joe Straus and Texas Secretary of State John Steen on Wednesday confirmed they will be participating in this year’s Legislators Tour of the Valley.

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  Acevedo: In the Valley of Lambs

BROWNSVILLE, January 6 - In the 23rd Psalm, David, affirms his faith in God as he proclaims, “He guides me along the right paths for his name’s sake. Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil for you are with me; your rod and staff, they comfort me.”

   
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Last Updated: Wednesday, June 19, 2013 10:00

Seifert: Forgive us our trespasses

López: Tejano history barely dodged the SB 1128 bullet

García: Tejano patriots at the Battle of the Alamo, 1836

Updated: KRGV-TV reports on Raymondville's award-winning young journalists

KMBH to screen The Undocumented online on Wednesday

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