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Lillian Kosh

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UNT 2024 • News Intern for KBTX in Bryan-College Station
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KBTX requested public records related to SpaceX, but Grimes County is asking the AG to keep some of them hidden

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By Lillian Kosh Verified, Adrienne DeMoss Verified
| KWTX-TV (Waco, TX) Verified
GRIMES COUNTY, Texas (KBTX) - Grimes County is asking the state’s top lawyer to let it keep secret communications about the proposed SpaceX Terafab project, all while hundreds of state environmental records obtained by KBTX reveal the groundwork for the $119 billion facility was being quietly laid nearly three years before most people ever heard the project’s name.
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Grimes County seeks AG’s opinion on release of SpaceX-related communications requested by KBTX

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By Lillian Kosh Verified, Adrienne DeMoss Verified
| KBTX-TV (Bryan, TX) Verified
GRIMES COUNTY, Texas (KBTX) - Grimes County is asking the state’s top lawyer to let it keep secret communications about the proposed SpaceX Terafab project, all while hundreds of state environmental records obtained by KBTX reveal the groundwork for the $119 billion facility was being quietly laid nearly three years before most people ever heard the project’s name.
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Food preservation class in Bryan tackles trending flavored vinegars and pickling safety

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By Lillian Kosh Verified
| KBTX-TV (Bryan, TX) Verified
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Texas A&M AgriLife Extension is hosting a hands-on pickling class July 10 at the Brazos County Extension Office in Bryan. The class is the fourth installment in a pickling series and is open to participants of all experience levels. Brazos County Extension Agent Flora Williams said the session will cover flavored vinegars and pickled carrots, with an emphasis on food safety.
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