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Patrick Gonzales

Grande Valley
As seen in: PNAS, EIN News, Harlingen Valley Morning Star, Maryland Reporter, Texas Border Business, Big Spring Herald
VP for Marketing and Comm @UTRGV | Blessed husband to high school sweetheart | Blessed father to 3 brown-eyed boys | @TexasTech & UTRGV alum | Opinions my own
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Denver Plant Club Brings Sustainable Plant Education and Design to Platt Park

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By Patrick Gonzales
| EIN News
Denver Plant Club - Plants, Candles Crystals and More Denver Plant Club combines sustainability, plant education, and ethical goods in a welcoming retail space in Denver’s Platt Park neighborhood. There’s something healing about caring for plants.
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HS BOYS BASKETBALL: Steers fall to Levelland on the road in District 5-4A play

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By Patrick Gonzales
| Big Spring Herald Verified
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HS BOYS BASKETBALL: Steers fall to Levelland on the road in District 5-4A play

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By Patrick Gonzales
| Big Spring Herald Verified
LEVELLAND – Heading into halftime, the Steers basketball team had the momentum shifted their way after pulling within five points to trail Levelland 25-20 heading into the locker room. That momentum was quickly dashed in the third quarter after the Loboes outscored Big Spring 17-9 and 17-10 in the fourth to secure a 59-39 win in District 5-4A play.
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