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As gas costs go up, area residents change their routines
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As gas prices continue to climb to record levels, many area residents are being forced to change their day-to-day habits to use less gas.

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Straub principal not coming back

Mason County Schools is undergoing several staffing changes, both with the retirement of eight-10 teachers, according to Superintendent Tim Moore, and two administrative changes at Straub Elementary School.

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