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KID FISH EVENT AT BLAND LAKE - The Texas Parks and Wildlife held a Kid Fish event at Bland Lake last Saturday with over 125 people attending. Bland Lake was made available for the Kid Fish event by owners John and Jan Fisher. Wal-Mart provided tackle boxes, rod/reel combos and sunglasses for the top 3 kids in each age division. Several local businesses helped sponsor the event. The San Augustine Sheriff’s Office provided a hamburger lunch for everyone who attended. Tribune Photo


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