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Fort Worth Local PulseFort Worth ISD Takeover, Traffic Snarls, and Community Rallies - Fort Worth Local Pulse Sunday UpdateGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Sunday, February 15. We kick off with breaking news from our schools. A state administrative court has ruled in favor of the Texas Education Agency's takeover of Fort Worth ISD, prompting one trustee's resignation yesterday. This could reshape how we handle district leadership and funding, so keep an eye on city hall updates as they roll out impacts to our classrooms and budgets.Shifting to travel, traffic snarled across the Dallas-Fort Worth area yesterday with multiple crashes closing lanes on key routes like I-35W near downtown. If youre heading...
2026-02-1502 minFort Worth Local PulseParamedic Faces Assault Charges, Teens Firing Guns, Public Transit Boost, 2050 Plan Input, and More Fort Worth NewsGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Saturday, February 14. We kick off with breaking news from our public safety teams. A Fort Worth paramedic, 35-year-old Luke Dickens, faces aggravated sexual assault charges after allegedly assaulting a patient during a December home visit in Saginaw while with the Fire Departments Mobile Integrated Healthcare Unit. Hes on leave after turning himself in last week. Meanwhile, police released video of teens firing guns toward homes in a South Fort Worth neighborhood last Sunday, capturing rounds shot before they fled in a car. Authorities urge residents near there to stay vigilant and...
2026-02-1402 minFort Worth Local PulseSuper Bowl Patrols, Traffic Calming, and Local Business Buzz - Fort Worth Local PulseGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Sunday, February 8. We kick off with breaking news from our highways, where Texas state troopers are saturating major routes like I-35W and I-20 today, ramping up patrols as fans gear up for Super Bowl LX between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots. Drive safe if youre heading to a watch party at a spot like Billy Bobs Texas.Shifting to city hall updates, the council just greenlit a new traffic calming plan for West 7th Street, adding speed bumps and better crosswalks to cut accidents and ease...
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Limerick News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!By-elections Heat Up in Ireland: Galway West & Dublin CentralTwo by-elections in Ireland, Galway West and Dublin Central, are heating up following Paschal Donohoes departure and Catherine Connollys presidency win. Fine Gaels potential candidate in Galway West is Senator Sean Kyne. Labours choice is Councillor Helen Ogbu, the first person of colour on Galway City Council. Social Democrats picked Míde Nic Fhionnlaoich, a native Irish speaker. Independent Ireland has Noel Thomas, Aontú named Orla Nugent, and the Greens selected Niall Murphy. Fianna Fáil remains silent. In Dublin Central, the Greens chose Councillor Janet Horner, while Sinn Féin hints at Janice Boylan but wont confirm. Fine Gael eyes...
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The AgendaAontú Wants Paschal Donohoe Brought Before the Finance Committee Over Decision to give 10 Million Euro More to World Bank - 12/01/2026Aontú wants Paschal Donohoe brought before the Oireachtas Finance Committee, over his decision to give €10 million euro more to the World Bank than it asked for.He gave the €10 million extra to the World Bank in April last year, before he resigned as Finance Minister in November to take up a role at the World Bank.The party's leader, Meath West TD Peadar Tóibín says giving extra money before taking up a job with the same organisation raises major questions.Deputy Toibin joined us on The Agenda this morning...
2026-01-1209 minFort Worth Local PulseFort Worth Roundup: Budgets, Weather, Biz Trends, Community SpiritGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Thursday, January 8th, and we are catching up together on what is shaping our day around the city. We start at City Hall, where Fort Worth is closing out the 2025 budget cycle almost on target, despite a roughly two million dollar shortfall. According to KERA News and the Fort Worth Report, the city brought in about fourteen million dollars less than expected but also cut spending by nearly twelve million, leaning on more than three hundred million dollars in reserves to keep services steady. That means our trash pickup...
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Galway Bay fm - Galway Talks - with John MorleyMorley's Mouthfuls: This week on Galway TalksIt was an incredibly busy week in Irish politics. Government, media and the general public were quite shocked by the resignation of Finance Minister Paschal Donoghue. Thus meant that Cabinet Ministries had to be reshuffled, and into the senior Ministry of Education and Youth came Hildegarde Naughten, a big achievement for Ms. Naughten, a first for Fine Gael in the Galway West constituency, and a first minister for the constituency since Éamon Ó Cuív was a minister back in 2011. We discussed and congratulated the appointment with Hildegarde Naughten.
Staying with education now, and Scoil an Chroí Naofa Nati...
2025-11-221h 18Fort Worth Local PulseFort Worth Schools Challenge Takeover, New Bakery Opens, and Job Market UpdateGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Thursday, November 20, 2025. We start our day with some significant developments at our city’s school district. Fort Worth ISD trustees are pushing back against the recent state takeover. In a seven-to-one vote, the board decided to appeal Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath’s move to appoint a conservator to oversee the district. Board President Roxanne Martinez says our priority remains our students and working toward better outcomes. We’ll be watching closely as the district’s challenge goes to the State Office of Administrative Hearings with a fast-tracked decision expected within 30 days. Me...
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OsazuwaAkonedoNewsHour @3pm 19-11Elderly Woman-Struggles As Terrorists-Take-Over Nigeria-Church-In Erukuhttps://osazuwaakonedo.news/elderly-woman-struggles-as-terrorists-take-over-nigeria-church-in-eruku/#Breaking News #Eruku #Kwara ©November 19th, 2025 ®November 19, 2025 8:21 am In an apparently very painful moment on Tuesday evening, an elderly woman who appears suffering from age-related bending and muscle weakness known medically as kyphosis could be seen struggling and battling helplessly for the safety of her own life as group of terrorists invaded and took over a Church in Nigeria, this, the worshipers of Christ Apostolic Church, C.A.C were attacked during their church service that was live streamed on social media platforms, and the video live coverage ca...
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OsazuwaAkonedoNewsBriefRecall @2pm 19-11Elderly Woman-Struggles As Terrorists-Take-Over Nigeria-Church-In Erukuhttps://osazuwaakonedo.news/elderly-woman-struggles-as-terrorists-take-over-nigeria-church-in-eruku/#Breaking News #Eruku #Kwara ©November 19th, 2025 ®November 19, 2025 8:21 am In an apparently very painful moment on Tuesday evening, an elderly woman who appears suffering from age-related bending and muscle weakness known medically as kyphosis could be seen struggling and battling helplessly for the safety of her own life as group of terrorists invaded and took over a Church in Nigeria, this, the worshipers of Christ Apostolic Church, C.A.C were attacked during their church service that was live streamed on social media platforms, and the video live coverage ca...
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Newstalk BreakfastNewly appointed Education Minister Hildegarde NaughtonAs part of yesterday’s ministerial reshuffle in the wake of the departure from politics of Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe, Galway West TD Hildegarde Naughton has been appointed Minister for Education and Youth, marking her appointment to full Cabinet for the first time. Minister Naughton spoke to Shane this morning.
2025-11-1908 minFort Worth Local Pulse"Fort Worth Roundup: Arrests, School Shifts, and Community Connections"Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Sunday, November 9th, 2025.We’re waking up to a brisk and mostly clear November morning over the city. Temperatures are expected to reach the upper 60s by midday, so it’s a great day to get out and enjoy what our community has on offer. Keep a sweater handy if you’ll be out after sundown though; cooler air will roll in tonight.Let’s start with breaking news and major developments from across Fort Worth. Overnight, Fort Worth police made a second arrest in connection with the West...
2025-11-0903 minFort Worth Local Pulse"Halloween Happenings, School Threats, and Arts Abound in Fort Worth"Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Friday, October 31st, 2025.We're starting today with a significant public safety situation that unfolded yesterday at RL Paschal High School on Forest Park Boulevard. Heavy police presence, including a helicopter, was reported around the campus on Thursday afternoon as law enforcement investigated a possible bomb threat. According to the Fort Worth ISD Police Department, the school went into secure status, meaning all exterior doors were locked and no one could enter or exit. Students and staff remained safe inside the building while investigators worked the scene. Dismissal was held...
2025-10-3103 minFort Worth Local PulseStrong Winds, Job Growth, and Community Spirit: Your Fort Worth Local Pulse UpdateGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Thursday, October 30. We’re waking up to cooler temperatures and a fierce north wind sweeping through town as the latest cold front settles in. Winds gusting up to 45 miles per hour are making it feel like the first real taste of fall. These dry, blustery conditions mean a very high wildfire danger across Fort Worth and surrounding areas, so we need to stay alert and avoid any outdoor burning. Tonight, bundle up—temperatures are expected to dip into the low 40s, with outlying areas seeing mid to upper 30s. Tomorrow warms back...
2025-10-3003 minFort Worth Local PulsePeaceful Protests, City Updates, and Community Initiatives in Fort WorthGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Sunday, October nineteenth. We wake up to big headlines from yesterday as hundreds of us joined in the No Kings protests in downtown and across North Texas. The turnout was strong even with the rain, and the energy stayed positive and peaceful. Organizers made sure everyone felt safe, and police reported calm throughout the city. Folks of all ages walked from Sundance Square, carrying clever signs and even dressing in inflatable frog and dinosaur costumes to make their point in style. The focus for many was on local decisions and national...
2025-10-1903 minFort Worth Local PulseFort Worth Saturday News: Crash, City Updates, Arts Festival, and MoreGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Saturday, October fourth, and here is what is happening around our city today.We are starting with breaking news from the I-35W South Freeway. There was a serious multi-vehicle crash yesterday morning involving a van carrying Fox Sports analyst Robert Griffin the Third. The crash tied up traffic near Sycamore School Road and first responders were quick on the scene. Investigators are still piecing together what caused the accident, but thankfully, no life-threatening injuries have been reported so far.Turning to city hall, this week’s fo...
2025-10-0403 minFort Worth Local Pulse"Storms Clear, Affordable Housing, Hiring Fair, and Community Events in Fort Worth"Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Friday, October 3rd, 2025.We start today with breaking news from downtown, where crews are working to clear debris after last night’s strong storms brought brief but heavy rain and gusty winds across Tarrant County. Several branches down near Sundance Square and minor flooding reported on West 7th Street may delay the morning commute. City crews assure us that main roads are open and cleanup will wrap up by midday.From city hall, we’re hearing updates on the new affordable housing initiative. This week, council approved a pl...
2025-10-0303 minFort Worth Local Pulse"Tragic House Fire, Data Center Approved, and Community Rallies: Fort Worth Local Pulse"Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Thursday, October 2nd, 2025.We are starting off today with breaking news that has touched many in our community. Early yesterday morning, there was a tragic house fire on Lifford Place, just near Western Hills High School on the west side of Fort Worth. Fire crews responded around four in the morning and sadly found that a woman and her two dogs did not survive the blaze. A man was also found outside the home, calling for help; he was airlifted to a local burn unit and is currently in...
2025-10-0203 minFort Worth Local PulseFort Worth Local Pulse: New City Hall, Air Quality Alert, Southwest HS Incident, Fire Chief Update, Hot Real Estate, & MoreGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Thursday, September twenty fifth, twenty twenty five.We start our day with several stories shaping Fort Worth right now. Topping city government headlines, Fort Worth’s new City Hall is almost ready. Renovations at the former Pier 1 tower are wrapping up, with the signature council chambers expected to finally open early next year. About six hundred employees are moving in daily as the transition becomes real. It’s a sign of how downtown is changing, and nearby, free parking for both employees and visitors is in the works.
2025-09-2503 minFort Worth Local PulseFort Worth Local Pulse: Autumn Weather, Film Changes, Job Market Steady, and Community HighlightsGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Saturday, September 20th, 2025. Across Fort Worth today, we’re waking up to crisp autumn weather. Skies are mostly clear, with temperatures starting in the mid sixties and rising toward a comfortable eighty-five by late afternoon. A light breeze off the Trinity should keep us feeling refreshed during any outdoor plans. Rain is not in the forecast, so it’s a great day to get outside.Let’s start with breaking news from city hall. Fort Worth’s signature Movies That Matter film program, known for bringing challenging conversa...
2025-09-2003 minFort Worth Local PulseFort Worth Update: New Developments, Job Market, and Community EventsGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Friday, September nineteenth.We wake up to mild and clear skies over Tarrant County, and the forecast calls for a breezy day with highs in the upper eighties and very little chance of rain. Expect a warm and dry evening as well, perfect for getting outside or heading to a show.Let’s start with breaking news from city hall. Earlier this week, the City Council unanimously denied a permit for the controversial concrete batch plant proposed at the historic southside grain silos. Neighbors along South Main an...
2025-09-1903 minFort Worth Local PulseFort Worth ISD Revamp, New Police Chief, and Real Estate UpdatesGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Thursday, September 18th, 2025.We wake up to breaking news from Fort Worth ISD, where Superintendent Dr. Karen Molinar has revealed a new strategy to improve seven notably struggling campuses. These schools have received consecutive failing ratings, putting the district at risk for state takeover. Under the new plan, many educators and administrators at those campuses will have to reapply for their positions. The district will add staff and training under the state’s resource campus model, with more support on the way for these communities. Dr. Molinar will lay ou...
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Ocean FM News ReportsEnergy Profits Surge as Families StruggleEnergy suppliers are posting massive profits yet families are the ones paying the price.That's the view of Sligo People Before Profit Councillor, Gino O'Boyle, who was reacting to suppliers latest price changes.Electric Ireland is set to reduce gas unit prices by 4% in November equating to an average household saving of €57.56 annually.The ESB owned company will not change it's electricty prices for 1.1 million customers heading into the winter months.The news follows Energia announcing an increase of it's electricity price by up to 12.1% from the 9th of October which wi...
2025-09-1200 minFort Worth Local Pulse"Fort Worth Spotlight: Music, Emergency Prep, and Community Spirit"Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Thursday, September 11, 2025.We wake up today as Fort Worth steps into the national spotlight for its music and culture. Local musician Brandi Waller-Pace and a group of Fort Worth artists are representing our city this week at the 25th AmericanaFest in Nashville. For the first time, Fort Worth is the festival’s official Spotlight City, a recognition of our diverse music scene and a nod to our city’s artists and the venues in places like the Near Southside. With over a million residents now, Fort Worth is truly bein...
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Pete's Percussion Podcast - Pete ZambitoPete's Percussion Podcast: Episode 460 - She-e Wu (Part 2)Northwestern University (IL) Professor of Percussion She-e Wu returns to talk about staying at the University of North Texas to attend grad school and study composition (01:45), teaching and performing out of grad school, and her year teaching at the University of West Virginia (09:45), her decade teaching at Rutgers (NJ), building up the facilities, and negotiating for her current job (24:30), and finishing with the Random Ass Questions, including sections about musicality and literature, great movies, books about chefs and her own awesome cooking skills, great athletes, a wild performance story, and an incredible botanical garden (37:30).Finishing with a...
2025-09-1100 minFort Worth Local PulseFort Worth Property Tax Drops, Polling Site Debates, and Business ExpansionsGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Saturday, September 6th, 2025. We start our day with breaking news on property taxes. Tarrant County commissioners are closing in on a decision to lower the county property tax rate. That means homeowners along Camp Bowie and throughout Fort Worth could see small but welcome savings in their bills this year. At the city level, there’s ongoing debate about polling site closures in our neighborhoods. County commissioner Roy Charles Brooks pushed to reinstate some Fort Worth-area polling locations, but for now, the measure didn’t pass, so a few regu...
2025-09-0603 minFort Worth Local PulseFirefighters Rescued, Ozone Action, Housing Reforms, and Neighborhood Cleanup - Fort Worth Local PulseGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Thursday, September 4th, 2025.We start with breaking news from the 200 block of South Williams Street, where two Fort Worth firefighters are recovering after a dramatic rescue during a major house fire late yesterday morning. According to CBS News Texas, thick black smoke poured from the home and as crews battled the blaze, the garage collapsed, trapping one firefighter and triggering a mayday call. First responders acted fast, and both injured firefighters are now in stable condition. The cause remains under investigation, and the Fort Worth Fire Department says their...
2025-09-0404 minFort Worth Local Pulse"Baby Dolls Reborn, PharmChem Acquired, and Bubble Planet Coming to Grapevine Mills - Fort Worth Local Pulse"Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Thursday, August 28, 2025.Our top story today is the big news out of City Hall. Fort Worth’s City Council has made a major decision for the east side, giving the green light for Baby Dolls to officially rebuild after last year’s fire. The vote was unanimous, allowing the decades-old club on South Highway 157 to return to business, though not without some concern from neighbors about the changing landscape near Euless and Arlington. City leaders said the new zoning follows legal guidelines, keeping the business more than a thousand feet...
2025-08-2803 minFort Worth Local PulseFort Worth Update: New Police Chief, Hot Weather, and Community EngagementGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Saturday, August 23.We start today with a major city development. Eddie Garcia, previously Dallas’ police chief, has just been named the new police chief here in Fort Worth. Garcia stepped in with a vow to strengthen public trust, build bridges across communities, and crack down on violent crime. He emphasized dignity, respect, and accountability as leading values for our police department and has already outlined plans to be present out in our neighborhoods, attending local meetings, and connecting with residents across our city. With a population now topping one mi...
2025-08-2303 minFort Worth Local PulseNew Police Chief in Fort Worth, Stormy Weather & Weekend FunGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Friday, August twenty-second. We’re starting off with breaking news from city hall. Fort Worth officially has a new police chief today. Eddie García, who gained national attention for his leadership in Dallas, was tapped last night to head our police department, beating out more than fifty other candidates. García promises to focus on accountability and community engagement, sharing at a recent forum near city hall that he believes, “When we’re wrong, we’re wrong, and when we’re right, I’ll defend our men and women.” His hire is already...
2025-08-2203 minOcean FM News ReportsLocal hotel industry looks for help in upcoming BudgetThose working locally in the North West tourism sector will watching with great interest the talks between the Irish Hotels Federation and government Minister next week.The Hotels Federation will be looking to restore the 9 per cent VAT rate.It's to meet Ministers Paschal Donohoe and Jack Chambers to safeguard the hospitality sector.It wants the VAT rate reduced from 13.5 per cent to 9 per cent for the food industry.Calls have been made this week by local elected representatives in Sligo for the lower VAT also be extended to accommodation as...
2025-08-2200 minFort Worth Local Pulse"Redistricting Rallies, Diversity Policies, and Community Events - Fort Worth Local Pulse"Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Sunday, August 10, 2025.We start with breaking news and major developments from the past weekend. Fort Worth saw a major political moment yesterday at the Ridglea Theater as former U.S. Representative Beto O’Rourke rallied with supporters and Texas Democrats to protest the state’s current redistricting push. Hundreds packed the theater while several Texas House Democrats joined virtually, standing their ground against what they see as efforts to gerrymander election districts mid-cycle. The rally also highlighted recent attempts by Texas officials to sideline Democrats who broke quorum at the...
2025-08-1004 minFort Worth Local PulseFort Worth's Local Pulse: Summer Heat, City Council Shakeup, and Back-to-School BuzzGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Friday, August 8, 2025. We’ve got a packed update today, so let’s dive in.We wake up to warm skies and a summer haze, with a slight breeze over the Trinity today. Expect highs near one hundred degrees. That’s a classic August day for Fort Worth, so if you’re heading out, keep water and sunscreen close at hand. Forecasters say this trend holds steady through the weekend, with little chance of rain, making it perfect for all the events coming up.Big news from City Hall thi...
2025-08-0803 minFort Worth Local PulseLocal Storm Cleanup, Hiring Surge, and Flood Relief Efforts in Fort WorthGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Sunday, August third, twenty twenty-five.We wake up today under partly cloudy skies with temperatures climbing to the low nineties by late afternoon. The National Weather Service gives us only a slight chance of pop-up showers, so outdoor plans should be safe, but keep water close by if you’re venturing out, especially for any community clean-ups still happening after last week’s severe storms.City Hall is updating us on the ongoing response to those storms, noting increased debris removal along Camp Bowie, University Drive, and in n...
2025-08-0303 minFort Worth Local PulseFort Worth Local Pulse: Flood Benefit, Litter Cleanup, Job Market, and Neighborhood GoodwillGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Saturday, August second. We wake up today to mostly sunny skies, with highs pushing into the upper nineties by afternoon. There is only a slight chance of a late evening thunderstorm, so it is going to be a hot one, remember to hydrate and take it easy if you are outdoors. There has not been significant overnight weather activity, so roads are dry and open across most of Tarrant County.In our top story, our hearts go out to families affected by the Hill Country flooding. This Sunday, the...
2025-08-0203 minFort Worth Local Pulse"Fort Worth Roundup: Mayor's Win, Retail Boom, and Community Events"Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Sunday, July 27, 2025.We start today with breaking news at city hall, where Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker has secured a second term in office following overwhelming support from voters. The mayor’s focus on safe neighborhoods and economic growth is expected to shape council decisions in the coming months, and we’ll be watching closely for updates on traffic safety projects and neighborhood investments around key corridors like Lancaster Avenue and Main Street.Turning to the weather, we are waking up to classic Texas summer heat. Expect temp...
2025-07-2703 minFort Worth Local Pulse"Fort Worth Weekend Update: Trails Upgraded, Kickboxing Comes to Town, and Community Growth Continues"Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Saturday, July 26, 2025.It’s a warm and sunny start to our weekend here in Cowtown with temperatures expected to rise into the upper 90s by late afternoon. We’ll get a gentle breeze and with humidity on the rise, it’s a good day to stay hydrated if you’re headed outdoors. There’s a small chance of a late pop-up shower this evening, but otherwise most of the day looks clear for outdoor plans.Let’s begin with breaking news from early Friday. Police say a Fort Worth h...
2025-07-2603 minFort Worth Local PulseFort Worth Pulse: Fire Aftermath, New City Planner, and Small Business BoostGood morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Thursday, July 24. We begin with breaking news on the aftermath of last month’s massive apartment fire over at The Cooper on Summit Avenue. Yesterday, tenants, displaced for weeks, pushed for access to their belongings and some even took the initiative to retrieve items themselves by tossing them down from upper balconies. More than 800 people are still affected. Cooper management finally announced they’ll start contacting residents one by one starting Monday about recovering what’s left. For many, that promise is bittersweet. For some like Miriam Zarza, who lost her belove...
2025-07-2404 minFort Worth Local Pulse"Fort Worth Pulse: Fire Dept. Takes Over EMS, Water Upgrades, Job Fair Success"Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Tuesday, July 1, 2025.We begin today with a major change in emergency medical services for our city. As of this morning, Fort Worth Fire Department crews are officially taking over EMS duties from MedStar. This transition affects not just Fort Worth, but also 14 surrounding cities, marking the end of decades of MedStar service in the area. City leaders say this new approach is expected to streamline emergency response and provide more direct oversight for patient care.Turning to city hall, the council recently voted on significant water and...
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The Sin SyndicateUnderline ChoirboyHarden your hearts, strap on the cone bra, The Sin Syndicate are back and hitting the backroads of Waco to talk with Texploitation experts Dennis Campa and Melinda Belles about director Maurice Levy’s 1968 classic, "She Mob." A technical marvel in the land of Dale Berry and Whit Boyd’s, She Mob features the mysterious Marni Castle in the dual role of inimitable butch Big Shim and industrial business president Brenda McClain. Come for the kidnapped gigolo and stay for the slippery bubble bath. Join us as Dennis and Melinda drop deep lore about this action-packed offering from the...
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