TJJD chief resigns
The head of the Texas Juvenile Justice Department, which manages the state’s five youth prisons including one in Mart, has resigned.
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Husband's brush-offs cause strife
Dear Annie: I have been married to my husband for a little over 50 years, and lately I find myself wondering whether I am becoming too sensitive or whether something in our marriage has changed....