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Glaucoma is called the sight stealing disease, because it sneaks up on you by stealing your outer vision with no warning signs.
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Dozens of local hotels are expecting to fill up with Hurricane Rita evacuees from the Gulf Coast. The Lubbock Hotel/ Motel Association expects a 95% occupancy rate by this weekend. As of Wednesday, September 21, several hotels across Lubbock reported evacuees had already made reservations. Evacuees are expected to check in by Thursday.
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Lubbock is on stand by and ready to house up to 500 Hurricane Rita evacuees. They're gearing up at Reese Center after having learned from the last go-round.
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While everyone else is fleeing the Gulf Coast, a Texas Tech professor and six students are headed South.
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The bill to pay for hurricane relief is adding up for Lubbock.
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You've seen what Hurricane Katrina did to New Orleans. Now researchers are showing us what Hurricane Rita could do to the Texas Coast.
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Congressman Randy Neugebauer of Lubbock is recommending a way to pay for the long term recovery efforts in the Gulf Coast.
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On Wednesday, the city council approved a resolution to sell water to Lubbock Cooper ISD. The district will create a pipe-line to get that water but design and financial plans are not final. You'll
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They use city utilities, fire and police but they don't pay taxes.
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Evacuees not staying at the Reese center could be staying in Lubbock hotels and motels.
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Gary Zheng will succeed Carroll McDonald in the position.
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Make any room look charming but with less money and the hassle. The Easy Crown Molding. Does It Work?
Make any room look charming but with less money and the hassle. The Easy Crown Molding. Does It Work?
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Just hours ago, the first of many Rita evacuees arrived in Lubbock.
Early Wednesday morning the first of what could be hundreds of Rita evacuees arrived in Lubbock. University Medical Center is treating two hospital patients from Galveston. Two women arrived just before two a.m. from the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston. Hospital officials tell us they are receiving care in the burn unit. The UT branch at Galveston released all of its burn patients except these two who need extensive treatment.
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