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JCC Chair Madelyn Bowman presents the proposed changes to board policy at the board’s Aug. 21 meeting.
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Device loan program flyer posted in NE library.
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Neon signs surround 1980s-style games at Electric Starship Arcade, a retro arcade and bar in Haltom City that opened in 2020.
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April 24, 2019
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