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Just saw this hot-off-the-virtual-presses release about a February 8 wingding at The Trinity Trust concerning the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge opening-week ceremonies scheduled for October. As you'll note, there's a photo of Gail Thomas, Lyda Hill and Lynn McBee standing next to a placard bearing the new slogan: "It's My Trinity." Which I hadn't seen before. So I Googled it, and up popped this brand-new website, which contains scant little info -- just the graphic you see here, and a second page that says "check back soon for a list of ways to get involved." Jim's just hitting refresh now, over and over and over and over ...
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