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Digital Content Producer at Bally Sports South/Correspondent on Dallas Sports Nation

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Mike is originally from Berkeley Heights, NJ. He attended The University of Scranton where he earned a BS in Journalism and Electronic Media. After short career in filmmaking, Mike attended school once more to attain a Master's in Education in Sport Management from the University of Minnesota. He enjoys attending sports events, going outside, and hanging out with friends and family.

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Whispers and Rumblings Coming Out of Dallas - Dallas Sports Nation

Whispers and Rumblings Coming Out of Dallas - Dallas Sports Nation

As the Stars recover from the heartbreak of the Western Conference Finals, GM Jim Nill has kept himself occup…

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Three Names to Re-Sign This Summer - Dallas Sports Nation

Three Names to Re-Sign This Summer - Dallas Sports Nation

General Manager of the Year Jim Nill has a lot to think about this summer. After being recognized as the …

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Stars Defeat Colorado Avalanche, Send Message to the League - Dallas Sports Nation

Stars Defeat Colorado Avalanche, Send Message to the League - Dallas Sports Nation

"They're deep." - Jared Bednar, head coach of the Colorado Avalanche, on the Dallas Stars after the visiting …

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Copywriter - Snakes In North Texas During Summer Months

Copywriter - Snakes In North Texas During Summer Months

Read about the different snakes in North Texas to be aware of this summer. Call DFW Wildlife Control today fo…

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All Star Weekend Misses Four Stars - Dallas Sports Nation

All Star Weekend Misses Four Stars - Dallas Sports Nation

The Dallas Stars have one player currently on their roster participating in the All-Star weekend festivities …

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Forward Conundrum in Dallas - Dallas Sports Nation

Forward Conundrum in Dallas - Dallas Sports Nation

Dallas is home to one of the strongest and well-developed organizations in the National Hockey League. The Da…

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Elderly missing man from Henderson County found safe in Brazos County Original

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By Michael Mazzuca Verified
| KCEN-TV (Temple, TX) Verified
BRAZOS COUNTY, Texas — An 80-year-old Henderson County man reported missing was found safe Tuesday morning in Brazos County after concerned citizens, deputies and emergency responders worked together to locate him, according to the Brazos County Sheriff's Office. The sheriff's office said it received multiple calls about an elderly man walking along Highway 30 near William D. Fitch Parkway. Callers reported the man appeared confused and was having difficulty walking. This story continues below.
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Killeen librarian Amy Gibson retires after more than 25 years of service

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By Michael Mazzuca Verified
| KCEN-TV (Temple, TX) Verified
KILLEEN, Texas — After more than 25 years with the City of Killeen, Amy Gibson is retiring, leaving behind a career that city leaders say helped shape generations of readers and families. Known to many residents simply as "Miss Amy," Gibson spent much of her career as the children's librarian at the Copper Mountain Branch Library, where she led story times, literacy programs and other activities that introduced children to reading.
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Mexia police investigating burglary at old Tutle & Tutle building

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By Michael Mazzuca Verified
| KCEN-TV (Temple, TX) Verified
MEXIA, Texas — The Mexia Police Department is investigating a burglary at the former Tutle & Tutle Trucking building, the department announced Tuesday. Authorities said the burglary occurred between June 26 and June 28 at the building located at 1216 N. Highway 14, Mexia, Texas. There was significant damage and financial loss, the department said. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Limestone County Crime Stoppers. Tips can be reported anonymously.
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