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Corpus Christi BMX riders see momentum for Salinas Park track after productive meeting with city

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By Ryan Hopper 
| Yahoo Sports
After years of advocacy from local riders and parents, supporters of a BMX track at Salinas Park say they are encouraged by what both they and city officials described as a productive meeting Thursday with the City of Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation Department. The discussion focused on reviving BMX racing at Salinas Park, where supporters hope a new track could eventually serve riders from across South Texas.
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Corpus Christi BMX riders see momentum for Salinas Park track after productive meeting with city

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By Ryan Hopper 
| KIII-TV (Corpus Christi, TX)
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — After years of advocacy from local riders and parents, supporters of a BMX track at Salinas Park say they are encouraged by what both they and city officials described as a productive meeting Thursday with the City of Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation Department. The discussion focused on reviving BMX racing at Salinas Park, where supporters hope a new track could eventually serve riders from across South Texas. This story continues below.
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Corpus Christi Fire Department joins South Texas whole blood program, officials urge residents to donate

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By Ryan Hopper 
| Yahoo
The Corpus Christi Fire Department has joined a growing South Texas initiative aimed at getting life-saving blood transfusions to critically injured patients before they ever reach a hospital. The department recently began carrying whole blood on emergency calls as part of the Pre-Hospital Whole Blood Program, a regional effort that includes emergency medical services agencies and HALO-Flight.
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