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Granbury News for 05-Nov-2005

'A whole new world (Hood County News)Imagine waking up to mice, lions and dwarfs every day. For 2005 granbury High School graduate Josh ?Boomer? Collins, it is reality. After graduation, he left granbury and traveled to a magical land ? Walt Disney World.

'On health insurance (Hood County News)The granbury school insurance committee spoke, but the teachers didn?t agree. An overwhelming 75 percent of school employees supported the state health insurance plan.

'Mary Alice Bailey (Hood County News)Graveside services for Mary Alice Bailey, 79, of Granbury will be held at 2 p.m. today (Saturday, Nov. 5, 2005) at Holly Hills Memorial Park. The retired machine operator for Kindall Health Care died Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2005 in Granbury.

'School asks for growth forecast (Hood County News)Numbers is the name of the game. The Granbury School Board wants to know how the district is growing before making a decision on facility needs.

'Granbury Pirate defenders Josh Hunt (12), Matt Moody (33) wrap up (Hood County News)a Mansfield runner. The Pirates are hoping to have more defensive plays like this in their season finale Friday against Boswell at Pirate Stadium What about the Boswell Pioneers scares Granbury Pirate head football coach Mark Wright? Not much, really.

'Bidding goodbye (Hood County News)A long first season came to an end last night for first-year Granbury Pirate head football coach Mark Wright. The Pirates were 1-8 entering their game against Boswell (4-5) at press time. There was no playoff berth on the line, not even a winning season for either team.

'Coach begins history chase (Hood County News)Eyes around the state and nation will be on granbury as Lady Pirate coach Leta Andrews chases history. With 1,203 wins, she needs 15 more to become the winningest girls high school basketball coach in U.S. history.

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