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Senior Editor at Texas Monthly. Formerly WAPO. All opinions, and potentially weird tweets, are my own.
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I Recommend Larry Bird

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By Peter Holley Verified
| The Independent (Livermore, CA) Verified
I am writing to recommend Larry Bird for LARPD. Larry is a very enthusiastic supporter of all things Livermore, especially the various Livermore parks and recreation areas. His energy and pragmatic approach will be a great addition to the board of LARPD. As someone who has used the parks of the Tri-Valley, the election of Larry Bird will put the parks of Livermore in the best possible position for the future.
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Jason Landry’s Parents Speak Out for the First Time Since His Remains Were Found

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By Peter Holley Verified
| Texas Monthly Verified
Their nightmare began with an early-morning phone call from a state trooper. He informed them that their son had gone missing outside a small town two hours west of their suburban Houston home. It was freezing outside, he said, and their son appeared to have taken off his clothes and slipped into the darkness. It was the opening scene of what would become an almost unthinkable saga. But last month, that story would end much the same way it began, with an unexpected phone call from law enforcement.
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The Unending Nightmare of Jason Landry’s Disappearance Comes to an End

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By Peter Holley Verified
| Texas Monthly Verified
It became one of the most bizarre missing persons cases in Texas history, but it began in a fashion that can only be described as strikingly mundane: Jason Landry, a laid-back college student, had spent several days camped out in his apartment, making social media videos, talking to friends about conspiracies, smoking pot, ordering fast food, and perfecting an extensive Christmas wish list for his mother.
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