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$18M grant to help improve Austin's mass transit. Here's what's proposed for the Red Line.

$18M grant to help improve Austin's mass transit. Here's what's proposed for the Red Line.

The grant will help fund double tracking on Red Line, a second station platform at Plaza Saltillo and improve…

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His uncle died during WWII. He just learned a Dutch town tends the hero’s grave

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By Maria Recio Verified, Jacob Sanchez Verified
| Fort Worth Report Verified
Clyde J. Williamson II always revered the memory of his uncle and knew he was a hero. His namesake was World War II flyer 2nd Lt. Clyde J. Williamson, a Fort Worth native and Paschal High School graduate. Williamson II never met his uncle. He just knew the memories his family shared with him. The elder Clyde Williamson was declared missing in action following a Berlin bombing raid when the B-17 Flying Fortress he co-piloted was hit and the crew had to bail.
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His uncle died during WWII. He just learned a Dutch town tends the hero’s grave

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By Maria Recio Verified
| Denton Record-Chronicle Verified
Clyde J. Williamson II always revered the memory of his uncle and knew he was a hero. His namesake was World War II flyer 2nd Lt. Clyde J. Williamson, a Fort Worth native and Paschal High School graduate. Williamson II never met his uncle. He just knew the memories his family shared with him. The elder Clyde Williamson was declared missing in action following a Berlin bombing raid when the B-17 Flying Fortress he co-piloted was hit and the crew had to bail.
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Tarrant County district judge confirmed to federal bench in Waco

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By Maria Recio Verified
| Fort Worth Report Verified
Judge Chris Wolfe of Tarrant County is poised to become a U.S. district judge. The U.S. Senate confirmed Wolfe, who has overseen the 213th Judicial District Court in Tarrant County since October 2018, as the next federal judge for the Western District of Texas – Waco Division. Wolfe will be formally appointed when President Donald Trump soon signs the confirmation legislation. The judge will then be sworn in to the lifetime appointment. U.S. federal district court judges are paid $249,000 a year.
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