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True Grit

True Grit

Columnist John Moore's family has had the same vacuum cleaner since the Johnson Administration. His mother purchased it from a door-to-door salesman. Photo: John Moore/AI enhanced Today, someone at the front door is greeted by a doorbell camera. But the world was...

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America exceptional? We’ve got work to do

America exceptional? We’ve got work to do

Like most Americans, I have always consid­ered the United States an exceptional country. We pos­sess a political system built on checks and balances, an ideal of giving voice to ordinary people across a diverse land, and a Constitution that favors finding common...

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PISD celebrates staff with service awards

PISD celebrates staff with service awards

Despite not ending the year with a special luncheon, Princ­eton Independent School Dis­trict continued to celebrate the end of the 2019-2020 school year by recognizing teachers and their service to PISD. Superintendent Philip An­thony said he is grateful for the...

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Fire, police add emergency utility vehicles to fleet

Fire, police add emergency utility vehicles to fleet

To better access hard-to-reach area in emergencies, Princeton fire and police de­partments recently added util­ity all-terrain vehicles to their fleets. The vehicles, which cost a total of $56,000 for the pair, including trailers and equip­ment, were funded by...

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Student-led rally draws crowd

Student-led rally draws crowd

More than 150 people attended a ral­ly in Princeton on Friday, June 6, held in support of the Black Lives Matter movement that has gripped the country the past two weeks. The rally was held at J.M. Caldwell, Sr., Community Park and was orga­nized by Princeton High...

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Go, graduates, go! 328 students walk stage

Go, graduates, go! 328 students walk stage

In ceremonies that were split into two sessions because of the COVID-19 health crisis, the 328 members of the Class of 2020 at Princeton High School graduated Saturday. Commencement exercises were moved this year to Jackie Hendricks Stadium, an outside venue that...

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Collin County reports 37th death

Collin County reports 37th death

A 75-year-old man from the Collin County portion of Dallas has died of COVID-19 complications, according to health officials. He died Friday, June 5 at a hospital in Plano and had no underlying health conditions. The county is still relying on the Texas Department of...

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Frisco man dies of COVID-19 complications

Frisco man dies of COVID-19 complications

An 89-year-old Frisco man has died of complications from COVID-19. The man had underlying health conditions and died in a Plano hospital Tuesday, June 2. This marks the 36th death of a Collin County resident with COVID-19. No further information will be released out...

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