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| Lights, camera, action |  | | A film crew sets up a shot in the backyard of a home in the Meadows at Chandler Creek neighborhood Tuesday evening. Austin-based director and screenwriter Bradley Jackson shot scenes from his short film, “The Man Who Never Cried,” in Georgetown, Pflugerville and Round Rock in about a week’s span. It stars Keir O’Donnell (“My Generation”) and Jess Weixler (“Teeth”). |
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NEWS | | OLD TO BECOME NEW AGAIN | In 2003, a watershed event in Hutto's history occurred with the closing of the Hutto Co-op Gin Co.
Wednesday, September 01, 2010 |  | | INSIDE: | | County officials peeved at court | | FYI: Fire Chief Hodge announces retirement | | United Way, Volunteer Center team up for 'Day of Caring' | | City government hires new planning director | | Correction regarding ACC |
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SPORTS | | Lady Warriors hunt down Hawks | AUSTIN - The Hendrickson High volleyball team took one on the chin Tuesday night, falling in three games to Westwood 25-14, 25-14 and 25-17.
Wednesday, September 01, 2010 | | | INSIDE: | | Tigers' Caswell to play for Air Force | | Baseball brothers a Texas legend | | Miller Time at Dell Diamond Friday | | St. Dominic swept by Lady Crusaders | | Hotshots second in nation |
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OPINION | | EDITORIAL: A generation that's now vanishing into memory | After six bloody years of fighting, World War II - arguably the 20th century's pivotal event - came to an end 65 years ago today, when Japanese authorities formally surrendered aboard the USS Missouri, docked in Tokyo Bay. A war that had taken more lives, cost more money and affected more people than any other war in our planet's history was finally over.
Wednesday, September 01, 2010 | | | INSIDE: | | 'And even now, I bear the mark of nails' | | Challenges, thoughts on the New York mosque | | LETTERS TO THE EDITOR |
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