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Former PISD Trustee Carol Bodwell dies

Former PISD Trustee Carol Bodwell dies

Carol Bodwell, former president of the Princeton ISD Board of Trustees, has died following a lengthy illness, the district said. She was 80 years old.Bodwell was elected to the school board in 1989, was elected president in 2002 and served in that capacity until her...

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Food for thought: how safe is a restaurant?

Food for thought: how safe is a restaurant?

Princeton residents can check the city’s website for health inspection grades of restaurants and other facilities that serve food. The Collin County Development Services Department conducts inspections of public swimming pools, daycare facilities, schools and food...

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City Council honors rescuers

City Council honors rescuers

Princeton Fire Chief Tom Harvey has presented Citizen Life Saving Awards to Aubrey Mendoza and Kyle Miller for rescuing a young girl who was drowning in the Arcadia Farms neighborhood pool earlier this month.The awards were made at the Monday, July 24, meeting of the...

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UPDATED Pickup pulled from lake

UPDATED Pickup pulled from lake

The driver of a 2017 Ram pickup was able to escape from his truck after running into Lake Lavon, the Princeton Fire Department (PFD) said.PFD received the call of a major accident at 11:09 a.m., Thursday, July 20, said Deputy Fire Chief Michael Stiltz. “It appears the...

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Pickup pulled from Lake Lavon

Pickup pulled from Lake Lavon

The driver of a Ram pickup was able to escape from his truck after running into Lake Lavon, the Princeton Fire Department (PFD) said.PFD received the call of a major accident at 11:09 a.m., Thursday, July 20, said Deputy Fire Chief Michael Stiltz. “It appears the...

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PISD board gets preliminary look at budget

PISD board gets preliminary look at budget

Princeton Independent School District trustees have authorized the sale of $137 million in construction bonds, called an election for two seats on the board and approved a new student handbook with a revised code of conduct. Jona Boitmann, assistant superintendent of...

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Quenching Texas’ water supply problem

Quenching Texas’ water supply problem

Texas voters face a $1 billion question in November: whether to begin planning for future water needs. Legislators this year passed Senate Bill 28 that would amend the state constitution by adding a fund to expand the state’s water supply. To Login to read the full...

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Scouts adopt and spot and clean it

Scouts adopt and spot and clean it

The volunteers of Boy Scouts of America Troop 229 are the gift that keeps on giving. Members gathered Saturday, July 8, at the troop’s Adopt-A-Spot along Tickey Creek in J.M. Caldwell Sr. Community Park to clean up the flood zone and Frisbee golf course. To Login to...

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