3/25/04
One school and three restaurants make our Food for Thought report this week. Let's see how the cookie crumbles.
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Here is a complete list of the restaurants and their violations for the week ending on 3/25/04.
3/25/04
It's a scam that has cost South Plains residents thousands of dollars in past years and this week it's back.
3/25/04
Two months before the Lubbock City Elections, one candidate has found herself in the middle of controversy. She wants to build a cement plant inside District One, and residents don't like that.
3/25/04
The Texas Tech community marches against sexual assault.
3/25/04
Even though the South Plains is above average for the year in rainfall, we're still in a drought. Years of little rain have taken a toll on West Texas crops and farmers pocketbooks, but now help is on the way.
3/25/04
The Will Rogers Statue at Texas Tech is draped in black Thursday night as student memorialize Arch Lamb.
3/25/04
Lawyers for former Texas Tech Researcher Dr. Thomas Butler have filed to appeal convictions in his missing vials case.
3/25/04
An age discrimination suit has been filed against the Lubbock Independent School District.
3/25/04
It's their job to protect the city but its your job to let Lubbock Police know how to better serve you.
3/25/04
There's a new way you can avoid the hassle of taking your packages to the post office to be shipped.
3/25/04
He claimed to have paintings by Vincent Van Gogh and now one former Lubbock Antique dealer faces prison time for fraud and money laundering.
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