Happening this Weekend in SETX
Fri.
First Friday's on Lincoln in Groves - 6p-9p
DJ, Sunny the Clown, street vendors
Larry's Old Time Trade Days in WInnie @ the Fair grounds - 8a-5p Fri-Sun.
Merchant, over 500 vendors, food, largest flea market in SETX
Brigadoon by Beaumont Community Players - 4155 Laurel Ave. Beaumont
Frankenstein @ Port Arthur Little Theater - 7:30p $12
On Campus of Lamar State College Port Arthur
Sat.
Robby Badget @ IZ Funky Resale 1123 Boston Ave. in Nederland 11a-4p
Beaumont Jazz and Blues Fest 3p @ Jefferson Theater in Beaumont $8
SpindleTop Roller Girls bout @ Ford Park Arena - 7:30ptickets $13
Professional Belly Dancers @ Jerusalem Hookah Cafe in Beaumont
Free entry 8:00pm, BYOB
I LIKE TURTLES: Don't Poop on your Plate *Updated 5/06
*Update 5/05
According to an AP article published yesterday, efforts for the oil spill clean-up off the New Orleans, LA coast continue. Crews & scientists have begun dumping hundreds of thousands of gallons of an unapproved "dispersement" liquid into the ocean around the spill in hopes that the few tests they have conducted with the concoction will prove fruitful in breaking up the oil.
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Bad Gas Breeds Car Woes
Water laden gas has begun cropping up at local Southeast Texas convenience stores. Several residents have reported problems with water in their gas tank, presumably from filling up their tanks with contaminated fuel.
Bout time! For the Spindletop Roller Girls this Weekend
This Saturday at Ford Park you can catch these ladies in action in their 2nd home game of the season. They swamped the Acadiana Good Times Rollers of Lafayette, La last month 225-55 in front of a full house. For those who don't know roller derby is a full action female contact sport so don't miss all the HOT Girl on Girl action!
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Federal Judge says Prayer Holiday violates Est. Clause
The National Day of Prayer, celebrated in the U.S. for more than a half-century, has been ruled unconstitutional by federal judge Barbara Crabb.
In a 66-page opinion issued Thursday (April 15, 2010), U.S. District Judge Barbara Crabb said the holiday violates the "establishment clause" of the First Amendment, which creates a separation of church and state.
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