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Granbury News for 08-May-2006

'Rankings expose gaps in districts' college prep work (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)It's sweet to be ranked nationally as a top performing school, but the work's not done until all our schools are ranked that way.

'Databank (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)Building permits and sales tax accounts

'Grand Jury To Decide Fate Of FW Officer In Crash (NBC 5 Dallas Fort Worth)A grand jury will decide whether a Fort Worth police officer should face charges in a fatal crossover crash.

'Report issued in deadly wreck (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)A Fort Worth police officer was reaching for a pair of sunglasses in the floorboard of his cruiser when he was involved in a head-on collision that resulted in the death of an infant, a report released Thursday states.

'BASEBALL ROUNDUP BI-DISTRICT PLAYOFFS (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)Sophomore pitcher Kyle Duncan pitched six strong innings to help lead Colleyville Heritage to a 9-4 win against South Grand Prairie in Game 3 of the their best-of-three Class 5A Region I bi-district playoff series at Keller Central High School.

'Distractions cited in deadly collision (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)Officer was reaching for sunglasses when the wreck occurred, leading to a baby's death, the report says.

'Lady Dragon golfers come up short in Lubbock (Coppell Gazette)Things didn?t turn out well for Carroll?s girls golf teams at the Class 5A Region I champions. After sweeping the District 5-5A championships the Lady Dragons couldn?t make their way to state as a team or individuals.

'Palominos' trio named All-Conference-South Zone (Laredo Morning Times)Laredo Community College is preparing for its first playoff series in 10 years this week. The Palominos received more good news over the weekend.

'Crash report: Officer was reaching for sunglasses 10:30 PM (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)The head-on collision involving Officer Christopher Fearneyhough on April 12 resulted in the death of an infant.

'Patience provides Granbury's power (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)Senior Nick Papasan is confident that if he waits for the right pitch, good things will happen.

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