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Ryan Morgan examining the fossil of a newlydiscovered plant species

Ryan Morgan examining the fossil of a newlydiscovered plant species

Tarleton researcher uncovers fossil of new plant species

News Staff
Wednesday, November 18, 2020
A previously unknown species of plant life has been discovered by Tarleton State University researcher Dr. Ryan Morgan and two former students.

Tarleton Counseling renews grant

News Staff
Wednesday, November 18, 2020
The Tarleton Counseling Center has received the second continuation since 2017 of the Victims Assistance Grant — $221,520 for resources for students who have experienced violence.
The observatory at Tarleton’s Hunewell Ranch will be hosting a free livestream of the annual Star Party offering impressive views of the stars with live commentary from Tarleton astronomer Dr. Shaukar Goderya. | submitted photo

The observatory at Tarleton’s Hunewell Ranch will be hosting a free livestream of the annual Star Party offering impressive views of the stars with live commentary from Tarleton astronomer Dr. Shaukar Goderya. | submitted photo

Star Party now Nov. 20

News Staff
Wednesday, November 18, 2020
The virtual star party, hosted by Tarleton State University’s College of Science and Technology has been rescheduled for 6:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 20 in response to anticipated weather issues. The free live-stream will originate from the observatory at Hunewell Ranch seven miles east of Stephenville.

Literature contest open to Texas students

News Staff
Wednesday, November 18, 2020
The Texas Center for the Book has launched the 2020- 2021 Letters About Literature Texas contest, a program that invites students to respond to authors of books or poetry who have touched their lives. The contest is open to Texas students in grades 4 through 12.

Your Voice

News Staff
Wednesday, November 18, 2020
Do you agree with the governor’s decision (made in August) to abolish straight-party ticket voting in Texas ? • Yes, Voters should read all of the options and choose the individual candidate for each position. 62% • No, Voters can have their values and beliefs represented by a party platform.

City hires Secretary, covers costs

Paul Gaudette
Wednesday, November 18, 2020
The Dublin City Council voted unanimously to approve Melissa Minor as the new City Secretary following an executive session during Monday night’s regular meeting.
Volunteers Ben Pate and Pat Leatherwood dig a ditch to divert rainwater from the Dublin Senior Citizen Center at 202 E. Clinton last week. The Center is hosting a bake sale at the Dublin Farmer’s Market on Saturday and seeking donations to help with needed foundation repair and drainage issues. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Volunteers Ben Pate and Pat Leatherwood dig a ditch to divert rainwater from the Dublin Senior Citizen Center at 202 E. Clinton last week. The Center is hosting a bake sale at the Dublin Farmer’s Market on Saturday and seeking donations to help with needed foundation repair and drainage issues. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Seniors in Need

Paul Gaudette
Wednesday, November 18, 2020
Saturday morning (Nov. 21) offers the perfect time to pick up a holiday treat and support some neighbors in need. The Dublin Senior Citizens Center will be hosting a bake sale at the Dublin Farmer Market at Wright Historic Park from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

DISD talks facilities, incentives

Sara Gann
Wednesday, November 18, 2020
The Dublin ISD School Board met for a regular meeting Monday and discussed several agenda items including Dr. Schneider’s upcoming Superintendent Evaluation and future construction projects.

Citizen printing early

News Staff
Wednesday, November 18, 2020
Next week’s edition of the Dublin Citizen will be printed a day early in preparation for the Thanksgiving holiday. Subscribers should expect to receive their copies on Wednesday, Nov. 25 while new copies will be in racks Tuesday afternoon (Nov.24).
Norma and Bob Cervetto were joined by many friends and family members at the 50- yard line at the beginning of the season when the field at Dublin Secondary School was named in their honor. Coach Cervetto has announced his retirement after a 41-year career, 11 of which were spent as Dublin’s Head Football Coach/Athletic Director. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Norma and Bob Cervetto were joined by many friends and family members at the 50- yard line at the beginning of the season when the field at Dublin Secondary School was named in their honor. Coach Cervetto has announced his retirement after a 41-year career, 11 of which were spent as Dublin’s Head Football Coach/Athletic Director. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Cervetto announces retirement

Paul Gaudette
Wednesday, November 18, 2020
After more than four decades in service of the Erath community and its kids, Dublin’s storied Coach Bob Cervetto is ready to hang up his headset. “I think it’s really the right time to start dating my wife,” Cervetto joked. “The question was posed, ‘What happens if she doesn’t want to date you?