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San Antonio Bay Day

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Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 15 Aug 13 - 0 Comments

2nd Annual San Antonio Bay Day Saturday, September 28, 2013 Celebrating National Estuaries Day Bayfront Park, Seadrift 7:30 am – 1:00 pm Free Food & Entertainment Jerry James Singer-songwriter Hot Dog Lunch provided by The Lions Club Kid’s Fishing Tournament 8:30 – 10:30 am Children’s fishing tournament on the newly completed pier sponsored by Seadrift […]

Featured Pets

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Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 15 Aug 13 - 0 Comments

    Come see Trish, Noel, Kipper, Charlie, and all the other animals at the Port Lavaca Animal Shelter, 201 Stringham Drive (across from the rodeo arena), Monday through Saturday, 10 to 2, or call the Calhoun County Humane Society, 553-8916. You can also view then and other animals ready for adoption on line at: […]

THE RETURN OF EL HYENA (Vanguard of the Revolution)

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Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 15 Aug 13 - 0 Comments

PART VI:  Visit to Another Planet As you may have guessed, El Hyena has just returned from another planet, known as Greater Metropolitan Houston.  While some of you may believe that Houston is a large city located in the same state as our beloved Port O’Connor, El Hyena knows that it is in fact located […]

“The Way I See It” is an attempt by the guest columnist to enlighten readers on a subject, as he views it, and does not necessarily reflect the views of this publication. Obama and Al Qaeda During the campaign in the summer of 2012, Barack Hussein Obama bragged that Osama bin Laden and his lieutenants […]

A Planet In Plain View? by Wesley J Hunt

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Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 15 Aug 13 - 0 Comments

Some physicists believe and argue that earth and its moon are indeed a “Binary Planet System” and that when we look into the night sky we are seeing a planet when we look to our moon. And there does seem to be good science supporting this hypothesis. As most moons in our solar system orbit […]

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