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This article explores the US presidential debate and the media's influence on public opinion. It raises concerns about ABC's alleged election tampering and questions the fairness of debate moderators. The article also criticizes Vice President Kamala Harris for falsely claiming that there are no US soldiers deployed in overseas conflict zones, citing military families' outrage and providing evidence to counter her claim. Additionally, it discusses inflation and gas prices under the Trump and Biden/Harris administrations. Ellis County Commissioner Louis Ponder has chosen to forgo his salary increase for the upcoming fiscal year to maintain the no new tax revenue rate, although certain areas of the budget, such as jail staff salaries, cannot be cut. Ponder plans to donate his pay increase to charity. Other commissioners have differing opinions on the salary increases, with Commissioner Randy Stinson stating that he will accept his raise. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the Red Oak City Council has renamed the Waxahachie Daily Light as their official paper of record for another year, replacing The Dallas Morning News. It reports that the paper serves as a public notice for upcoming meetings, budgets, tax rates, and public hearings. It mentions that the Red Oak Police Department is investigating policy violations and implementing prevention efforts.

The article offers information on a meeting of the Ovilla City Council, Texas, members in October 2022 in which the council members voted to continue to retain the Ellis County Press as its paper of record.

In the article the author talks about memories. Topics include his friend, Ron Gilley, and public service; his friends' songbook and songs which depict public service; that Ron was a shy man generally who stands in front of the church; and that he spent times with his friends and remembers his time with him.

The article discusses that City of Ovilla voted city council meeting to name periodcal as the official paper of record for that city.

This article provides information on the City of Hutchins City Council voting to remove The Ellis County Press as the official paper of record.

The author presents a personal narrative of his experiences of sharing own list, remembered the "toilet paper" entry, too, and deemed it my all-time favorite, and would've thought that student would be so prophetic, that the day would come when people would be fighting over a roll of Charmin.

The article reports that councilman Rick Barrett made a motion to select The Ellis County Press as its paper of record without being seconded by others.

The article reports that The Ellis County Press is selected as "paper of record" by Red Oak City council.

The article reports that the Ovilla City Council of Texas names the "Red Oak Record," sister paper as the "The Ellis County Press," as the official paper of the city.

The article reports on the renaming of "The Ellis County Press" as the official legal publication of Ferris, Texas.

The article focuses on study which shows communities that lose their newspaper suffer alarming increase in cost of local government and mentions that temporary tariff on Canadian newsprint.

The article offers information on the history of the graduation diplomas which were originally made from paper-thin sheepskin, handwritten, rolled and tied with a ribbon.

The article reports on the increase of price of the journal's paper due to the rising postage rates and inflation of printing costs over the years in Ferris, Texas.

The article reports that the newspaper "The Ellis County Press" was unanimously voted as the preferred newspaper of the region by the Ferris City Council, Texas. Topics include publisher for the newspaper Charles D. Hatfield Jr. expressing his gratitude on the occasion.

The article offers tips on how to protect oneself and their families from winter illness which include washing the hands, using paper tissues, and keeping the immune system as functional as possible.

The article focuses on the installation of electric vehicle charging stations by Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) at the Glenn Heights Park & Ride location in Ellis County. Topics include DART's commitment to sustainable technologies, the collaboration with the North Central Texas Council of Governments to make these charging stations possible, and DART's ongoing efforts to enhance services for riders and communities.

The article focuses on a court case involving Sheila Petta, the mayor of Wilmer, and Heran Patel. Topics include difficulties in serving Patel with legal paperwork, disagreements over council decisions to extend Wilmer's city limits, and Patel's previous disruption at a council meeting. An affidavit supporting substitute service was filed in the 14th District Court in Dallas County on August 8, 2023 as there were unsuccessful attempts to serve Patel at a Rowlett address.

The article focuses on the Midlothian City Council's acceptance of three homestead exemptions, including a 10 percent exemption for 2023, a disability exemption, and a 20 percent exemption effective January 1, 2024, all targeted at delivering tax relief to homeowners. It report, that the exemptions were enacted to help Midlothian residents who own homestead property, with the mayor emphasizing their contribution to immediate tax relief while maintaining a consistent tax rate.

The article focuses on a police response to a domestic disturbance call at the wrong address, where officers attempted to enter a woman's apartment, causing her to fear a break-in. It reports that the incident occurred due to a mistaken apartment number provided by a friend of the victim, leading to an ongoing investigation into policy violations by the Red Oak Police Department.

The article focuses on the City of Red Oak's resolution designating the Waxahachie Daily Light as its official paper of record and The Dallas Morning News as an alternate newspaper, leading to issues where crucial public hearing information about the city's annual budget.

The article presents information on recycling programs of the city of Ennis, Midlothian, and Waxahachie in Texas.

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The given text is an opinion piece from the Ellis County Press, published on September 12, 2024. The article criticizes Vice President Kamala Harris's proposed "unrealized gains tax" as a historically dumb idea that would harm everyone investing for retirement. The author argues that such a tax would depress asset values and questions whether individuals would receive a refund if the value of their stocks goes back down. The article also discusses the potential expansion of taxes and highlights the importance of protecting oneself by voting against Democrats. Another opinion piece in the same publication discusses the role of parents in preventing school shootings by securing firearms and ensuring their children do not have access to them. The author emphasizes the responsibility of parents in preventing tragic shootings and suggests that they should take their own "gun control" measures before the government takes action. [Extracted from the article]

The given document is a publication from the Ellis County Press, a newspaper that defends the First Amendment right to free speech and the press. The publication states that it exists to establish a free press that allows for the exchange of ideas without fear of retaliation or oppression. The document also includes notable quotes from politicians and opinion pieces on topics such as taxes and preventing school shootings. The publication encourages responsible gun ownership and emphasizes the importance of parents securing firearms to prevent tragedies. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the issue of school shootings and the role that parents can play in preventing them. It highlights a recent incident where a 14-year-old student in Georgia killed four people at his school. The article emphasizes the importance of responsible gun ownership and suggests that parents should secure their firearms in a gun safe or remove them from the house altogether to prevent access by their children. It also mentions legal consequences for parents who fail to take appropriate measures to prevent their children from accessing firearms. [Extracted from the article]

The article titled "I didn't lose my marbles - they just retired" discusses the challenges and blessings of getting older. The author reflects on the tendency to remember things that should be forgotten and forget things that should be remembered. They also highlight the importance of focusing on the good things that God has done in their life. The article concludes with a story about valuing the little things, especially when they come from a child. [Extracted from the article]

The given document is an issue of the Ellis County Press, published on August 29, 2024. It contains various articles and advertisements. One article titled "A LABOR OF LOVE" by Dr. James L. Snyder discusses the challenges of getting older and the importance of remembering the good things in life. Another article titled "Good Stuff" by Steven Ray Bowen reflects on the value of appreciating the little things in life. The document also includes advertisements for local businesses and a church. [Extracted from the article]

The July 4, 2024 issue of the Ellis County Press contains various announcements and updates related to the Ferris Public Library, local student achievements, and police arrest reports in Ellis County. The library is hosting several events, including a film screening, a dance and imagination exploration session, and a craft time for children. The document also lists new books available at the library. Additionally, it highlights the names of students who have been named to the Dean's List at various universities. The document concludes with a brief mention of the historical significance of July 4th and a list of recent police arrests in Ellis County, including the names, ages, and charges of individuals who were arrested during a specific time period. [Extracted from the article]

The document titled "This week in American History" provides information about events and activities happening at the Ferris Public Library in Ferris, TX. The library is hosting a film screening, a movement and imagination exploration session, and a craft time for children. The library also encourages patrons to track their summer reading using Beanstack and announces new book arrivals. Additionally, the document includes updates on local students' achievements and a brief mention of the Declaration of Independence being approved on July 4, 1776. The document also includes a section on police arrest reports in Ellis County, which lists the names, ages, and charges of individuals who were arrested during a specific time period. The text also includes contact information for the police departments mentioned. The arrests range from felony warrants to traffic offenses. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers free recycling programs offered to citizens by city of Ennis, Texas.

The article presents questions and answers on Earth Day including when it is observed, why it is needed, and what activities are related to it.

The article highlights difficulties encountered by a reader while attempting to file a business personal property rendition with the Ellis County Appraisal District website,Texas, leading to confusion regarding the process and the necessity of clearer instructions for online filing procedures.

The article discusses a drag racing event held at the Texas Motorplex in Ennis, Ellis County, emphasizing the efforts of local law enforcement to ensure public safety by deterring illegal street racing activities and enforcing laws to prevent dangerous behavior on local roadways.

The article mentions the need to check public pronouncements on recess appointment processes for possible contradiction with provisions in the U.S. Constitution and "The Federalist Papers."

The article focuses on the original graduation diplomas 100 years ago, which rolled and tied and is made from sheepskin with handwritten texts, wherein it was changed to parchment when the techniques for paper making was improved.

The article focuses on State Representative Carl Sherman's announcement that he is joining the Democratic race to run against Republican Ted Cruz in the 2024 U.S. Senate race. Topics include addressing violence, higher salaries for police officers, healthcare access in rural communities, rising tuition costs, and advocating for term limits for the U.S. Senate, Congress, and the Supreme Court.

The article focuses on understanding the constitution of the United States without having law degree by reading the Federalist Papers which is authoritative explanations for the meanings in the Constitution.

The article focuses on enhancing holiday gatherings with a full-fledged menu of flavor, combining traditional classics with newfound favorites, to create a memorable holiday experience for guests.

The article reports that Waxahachie Police Department is investigating a series of theft and credit card abuse incidents paper license plate on the rear of the vehicle. It mentions that investigation is ongoing, and police describe the suspect as a black female information concerning the suspect, including having obtained photos or video or ask to call Waxahachie Police Department's detective James Taylor.

This article provides information on a Christian prayer event named "Life Chain" to be held at Ferris Avenue in Waxahachie on October 28, 2018, to end abortions.

The article reports that the Texas Democratic Party is asking noncitizen to register to vote and mentions that the Texas secretary of state's office has received reports from immigrants and from relatives of dead people who were mailed applicants asking them to register.

The article focuses on protests in Ellis County, Texas, began in front of the Ellis County African American Hall of Fame inlcuding the immediately obtain the extraordinary power of eminent domain by simply filing papers with the Texas Secretary of State self-declaring to be a railroad.