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PHOTO GALLERY: 11 suspected meth traffickers nabbed
Eleven East Texas residents suspected of trafficking more than 50 grams of methamphetamine were arrested early Tuesday and hauled into custody — many still in their pajamas — during an early morning raid by local, state and federal authorities. Officials from both Cherokee County and Jacksonville participated in the roundup. "These were long, long-time, high-end, dope dealers who were filling the county full of poison," explained Cherokee County Sheriff James Campbell. "Hopefully this will send them away for a long time." The raid stemmed from indictments a federal grand jury issued on Jan. 23 that effectively charged each the 11 residents with a federal drug violation involving the distribution of more than 50 grams of methamphetamine.
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Students get first-hand look at healthcare professions
Trinity Mother Frances Hospital nurses Rebecca Stanwood, left, and Pattie Hendrix, walk students through a computer program used at the Jacksonville hospital Thursday as part of their HOSA partnership with Jacksonville ISD.
They came. They observed. They learned.
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