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A Winter Texan Holiday
Most Winter Texans won’t be home for Christmas — whether home is Illinois, Wisconsin, Ontario, Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa or somewhere else entirely. Instead, they’ll spend the holidays in the Rio Grande Valley in their RV parks or houses, dining...
A Winter Texan kickoff with all the trimmings
It’s best to be with family on Thanksgiving. But if the vastness of the United States prevents you from doing that and you’re a Winter Texan, one of the next best things is to make merry with other Winter Texans at an RV park. So, that’s what I...
Monitor unveils Web site for Winter Texans
Need to find a pharmacist? Perhaps some places to enjoy a jam session or have ice cream and socialize? Try www.wintertexan.com. How about events, hospitals or an RV park? That’s just the tip of what www.wintertexan.com will offer. Admittedly,...
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Winter Texan Calendar
Lemon Tree R.V. Inn, 1740 E. Bus. 83, Mission, (956) 585-6861. All entertainment is on Tuesday nights at 7 p.m. with $3 admission. Jan. 20- L.A. Suess at 2 p.m. Jan. 22- Sabine Divide Jan. 29- Bo Rivers Feb. 5- The Cajun Travelers Feb....
Making the holidays environmentally friendly
A lump of coal may be Earth-friendly, but it’s not much of a present. We found some alternatives that are almost as good for the planet but won’t make you look like a Scrooge. ——— FORT WORTH — The perfectly pure environmentally “green” gift is out...
Low-cost gifts can have big value
WALNUT CREEK, Calif. — Brenda Kienan of Oakland, Calif., is “quake-phobic,” so for Christmas three years ago she gave her relatives earthquake-preparedness kits. While quirky, the gift was also useful, and is an example of an alternative present...
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