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Fort Worth Star Telegram To Lighten Real Estate

Posted on February 20th, 2009 10:27am by Candy Evans
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Just got off the phone with classified advertising sales: effective March 6, the Startlegram is eliminating it’s Friday real estate advertising section, but will still retain the Saturday and Sunday real estate sections. A source there said “the need is no longer there.”

2 Comments to “Fort Worth Star Telegram To Lighten Real Estate”

Give Me A Freaking Break @ February 20th, 2009 at 2:07 pm

and for this you can thank the man who you are so obsessed with taking photos of even a fed ex truck in front of his house.
candy, use to think you were a smart chick.

who in their right mind would ever buy a house from someone that promotes the man
who caused so many to be homeless.

do you know how to add? subtract?

The Star-Telegram has a report on the tight security surrounding George W. and Laura Bush’s move into their Dallas home. Police officers have been turning away vehicles trying to enter the Preston Hollow neighborhood, “explaining that it is closed to the general public.” While there will soon be a private security gate going up (paid for by the Bush family, not the federal government as previously reported), the city is racking up close to $1 million annually in security expenses for the former president. They have also “barricaded the entrance to Daria Drive, allowing only neighbors and people on a special list to enter.” One resident a few doors down said he has yet to even be allowed to “walk down by the Bush home.”
Tinman @ February 20th, 2009 at 5:35 pm

McClatchy (Owner of the Startle-Gram) closed at 51 CENTS today, 02/20/09. The price was up to about 70 DOLLARS a few years ago. What for some big changes to happen the middle of next week. How much longer is this dinosaur be around, folks?

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