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| m) east of the central business district of | Brownsville, a city in Cameron County, Texas, United St |
| WWG34 (sometimes referred to as | Brownsville All-Hazards) is a NOAA Weather Radio statio |
| tead routed from Pharr through Harlingen to | Brownsville, along the current route of U.S. Highway 83 |
| ses a curriculum approved by the Diocese of | Brownsville and is aligned with national standards. |
| The University of Texas at | Brownsville and Texas Southmost College (founded 1973 a |
| In 1906, the St. Louis, | Brownsville and Mexico Railway crossed the old line and |
| He built a townsite along the St. Louis, | Brownsville, and Mexico Railway and named it Riviera af |
| resentatives from 1978 to 1990 representing | Brownsville and Texas Senate, District 27. |
| in 1904 with the arrival of the St. Louis, | Brownsville and Mexico Railway. |
| RG operates 42 miles of line at the Port of | Brownsville, and interchanges with Union Pacific and TF |
| ooklyn's Italian and Jewish street gangs of | Brownsville and Ocean Hill, the Forty-Two Gang served a |
| rting passengers and cargo to ports between | Brownsville and Louisville, Kentucky. |
| the sole surviving antebellum structure in | Brownsville and was damaged during a Civil War skirmish |
| the StLB&M owned a 50 percent share of the | Brownsville and Matamoros Bridge Company. |
| tnership between the University of Texas at | Brownsville and Texas Southmost College allowing UTB to |
| muter program at the University of Texas at | Brownsville and Texas Southmost College (UTB/TSC) for h |
| n campuses in San Antonio, El Paso, Dallas, | Brownsville, and Austin. |
| he southern portion of the state, including | Brownsville and Brazos Santiago, as well as at Indianol |
| In | Brownsville and East New York, buses head east on Hegem |
| ch at Galveston, the University of Texas at | Brownsville, and Texas Tech University. |
| 1803 map showing | Brownsville and Redstone Creek |
| Gateway is located in Downtown | Brownsville and a block from the University of Texas at |
| , following the rail line of the St. Louis, | Brownsville, and Mexico Railway. |
| The | Brownsville and Rio Grande International Railroad (repo |
| pastorate and assumed charges in Blenheim, | Brownsville and Delhi successively. |
| Affair during the Mexican-American War near | Brownsville, April 25, 1846. |
| Oklahoma State University and a graduate of | Brownsville Area High School in Brownsville, Pennsylvan |
| edal of Honor for his bravery at a fight at | Brownsville, Arkansas, on January 27, 1864. |
| ved as chairman of the board of trustees of | Brownsville; as county attorney of Edmonson County 1902 |
| ch has forged a close relationship with the | Brownsville Assembly of God in Pensacola, Florida, a dy |
| AR 126 begins | Brownsville at AR 92 and heads northwest to Rushing, wh |
| Brownsville became an “elite” black community during se | |
| State Assembly, which comprises Ocean Hill, | Brownsville, Bedford-Stuyvesant, Crown Heights and Bush |
| elphia, West Philadelphia, the South Bronx, | Brownsville, Brooklyn, South Jamaica, Queens and Flushi |
| enue, Rutland Road, and East 98th Street in | Brownsville, Brooklyn. |
| f Mobile on September 27, 1884 to return to | Brownsville, but died in Mobile on February 7, 1885, be |
| ding located at 1150 East Madison Street in | Brownsville, Cameron County, Texas. |
| He was born in | Brownsville, Canada West, the son of Benjamin Hopkins, |
| ld, which is a separate 34 acres inside the | Brownsville city limits . |
| Brownsville completed outfitting at Richmond between 6 | |
| klyn neighborhoods like Bedford-Stuyvesant, | Brownsville, Crown Heights and East New York. |
| y perform the long song's haunting chorus (" | Brownsville girl\\ With your Brownsville curl...."), bu |
| y 3, 1836, by John Brown, who was born near | Brownsville, December 20, 1790, served as a soldier in |
| 9, 1965, Pope Paul VI appointed Marx of the | Brownsville Diocese and he was installed on September 2 |
| NHC and | Brownsville discussed the strange behavior of the eye o |
| Eddie Lucio, Jr. ( | Brownsville), Dist. |
| Brownsville District Residential Areas | |
| onongahela River was opened as far south as | Brownsville during his administration. |
| ich covers Fort Greene, Bedford Stuyvesant, | Brownsville, East New York, and Canarsie. |
| teams based in the lower Rio Grande Valley: | Brownsville, Edinburg, Harlingen, and Laredo. |
| He was born in | Brownsville, Edmonson County, Ky., March 28, 1890; atte |
| Mills was born on a farm near | Brownsville, Edmonson County, Kentucky. |
| lbemarle High School, Henley Middle School, | Brownsville Elementary School, and a pair of gas statio |
| Currently docked at the Port of | Brownsville for artificial reef preparation. |
| e the bishops of the Vicariate Apostolic of | Brownsville, from which the Diocese of Corpus Christi w |
| He was in private practice of law in | Brownsville from 1939 to 1942. |
| After three decades of population loss, | Brownsville gained population for the first time in ove |
| sing the mountain around Crampton's Gap and | Brownsville Gap, the town of Burkittsville, and surroun |
| e districty extends to the south to include | Brownsville Gap. |
| Music critic Robert Christgau praised | Brownsville Girl as "one of the greatest and most ridic |
| interrupts his reminisces of the mysterious | Brownsville Girl to describe the plot of a Western movi |
| Brownsville has its own city-owned airport, the Brownsv | |
| The | Brownsville Herald and El Nuevo Heraldo (parent company |
| The | Brownsville Herald of Brownsville, Texas |
| ontent with the Valley Morning Star and The | Brownsville Herald. |
| Brockett was born in | Brownsville, Illinois and died in North City, Illinois. |
| Brownsville, Illinois, is a ghost town in Southern Illi | |
| nternational Shipbreaking, Incorporated, of | Brownsville in Texas on 14 November 2000. |
| Boca Chica Subdelta of the Rio Grande near | Brownsville in southeastern Cameron County, Texas in th |
| etersburgh, who came to Grafton Center from | Brownsville in 1819. |
| Creek at Redstone Old Fort (now modern day | Brownsville in Fayette County). |
| Eliza Hart Spalding was buried in | Brownsville, in 1851. |
| San Pedro is served by the | Brownsville Independent School District. |
| Brownsville is an unincorporated community and census-d | |
| Brownsville is approximately 12 miles (19 km) southwest | |
| Brownsville is a small unincorporated community in Wash | |
| Brownsville is a Metrorail station in the Brownsville n | |
| Brownsville is an unincorporated community in Albemarle | |
| Brownsville is a city in Houston County, Minnesota, Uni | |
| Brownsville is within Miami-Dade County Public Schools. | |
| Brownsville is an unincorporated community located on M | |
| First, when it stalled near | Brownsville, it destroyed all of the ships in the Brazo |
| At | Brownsville it becomes concurrent with U.S. Route 79 an |
| Licensed to | Brownsville, Kentucky, USA, the station serves the Bowl |
| umed the practice of law; was a resident of | Brownsville, Ky., until his death there on August 15, 1 |
| ces of South Texas, with offices in Austin, | Brownsville, Laredo, and Mexico City. |
| ining semi-finalists were: Emaraude Toubia ( | Brownsville), Lauren Sapaugh (Harris County), Ashley Sm |
| Brownsville, located where Kinkade Creek empties into t | |
| hat year in playoffs and ended up losing to | Brownsville Lopez, who later advanced to the state fina |
| Born near | Brownsville, Marlboro County, South Carolina, Campbell |
| , which connects the major urban centers of | Brownsville, McAllen and Harlingen. |
| Adjacent to the | Brownsville Metrorail station is the construction of a |
| er Gothic church located on Main Street, in | Brownsville, Minnesota, on the west bank of the Mississ |
| Born near | Brownsville, Mississippi, Catchings was tutored at home |
| BRG commenced operations in 1984 when the | Brownsville Navigation District (the owner of the rail |
| , "D", "E" and "G") were transferred to the | Brownsville Navigation District, Texas on August 11, 19 |
| Lichtman was born in the | Brownsville neighborhood of Brooklyn in New York City. |
| ding the first few years of his life in the | Brownsville neighborhood. |
| Egbert Brown was born in | Brownsville, New York, and as a young man sailed on a w |
| e, Texas, October 27-December 2. Advance on | Brownsville November 3-6. |
| Expedition to Canton and | Brownsville October 14-20. |
| he built the first homestead in what is now | Brownsville, of timbers pre-cut in Hagerstown, and brou |
| se Mall opened in 1979 on the north side of | Brownsville, on the northesastern corner of U.S. Route |
| Moody married Mary Stephenson in | Brownsville on November 19, 1853. |
| The Historic | Brownsville Open is an annual golf tournament for profe |
| The benefiting charities from the Historic | Brownsville Open are Friendship of Women and The First |
| are two churches in the conference; one in | Brownsville, Oregon and the other in Sheridan, Oregon. |
| Moody was born near | Brownsville, Oregon in 1854, the eldest child of future |
| was a stern-wheel steamer built in 1859 at | Brownsville, Pennsylvania and was part of Colonel Charl |
| Redstone Old Fort, which soon after became | Brownsville, Pennsylvania on the Monongahela River, whi |
| Fred Pagac (born April 26, 1952 in | Brownsville, Pennsylvania) is a former American footbal |
| Born near | Brownsville, Pennsylvania, Reeves moved with his parent |
| n stern-wheel steamer, was built in 1862 at | Brownsville, Pennsylvania, and purchased by the War Dep |
| r's Church is a historic Catholic church in | Brownsville, Pennsylvania, in the Diocese of Greensburg |
| Jacob White, from Redstone ( | Brownsville), Pennsylvania. |
| was interred in the Methodist Graveyard in | Brownsville, Pennsylvania. |
| gent in 1922 and served in field offices in | Brownsville, Phoenix, New Orleans and Los Angeles. |
| Brownsville provided a base for further Union operation | |
| WTBG (95.3 FM, "95.3 | Brownsville Radio") is a radio station broadcasting a N |
| ften this construction, the northern end of | Brownsville Road connected to S. Eighteenth Street, jus |
| Originally, | Brownsville road connected with the floodplain by the r |
| Brownsville Road became a route out of the city for amu | |
| The official division is FM 665 (Old | Brownsville Road). |
| The loss of | Brownsville significantly disrupted Confederate cotton |
| argo to and from the United States with the | Brownsville South Padre Island International Airport be |
| ls: Guadalupe Regional Middle School, 6-8, ( | Brownsville; St. Joseph's School, PK-8 (Edinburg); St. |
| In 1977, | Brownsville Station recorded the novelty song "Martian |
| first awarded her for the cover of the 1974 | Brownsville Station album School Punks, which she illus |
| ses by Lobo, England Dan & John Ford Coley, | Brownsville Station and British R&B group Hot Chocolate |
| Brownsville Station was formed in Ann Arbor in 1969. | |
| stint with Ruby ended during 1978, they met | Brownsville Station manager Al Nalli and his partner Ja |
| Rhino box set, Nuggets; it was recorded by | Brownsville Station on its 1973 album Yeah!, the same L |
| our Yeah Be Yeah" is a single from the 1973 | Brownsville Station album Yeah!. |
| Brownsville Station's early influences included Chuck B | |
| It was | Brownsville Station's second single to chart on the Bil |
| Michael Sam Lutz ( | Brownsville Station) |
| are all cover songs, originally recorded by | Brownsville Station, Tommy Bolin, and Sex Pistols respe |
| There are few traces of | Brownsville still visible. |
| Jarvis Varnado (born March 1, 1988 in | Brownsville, Tennessee) is an American basketball playe |
| Licensed to | Brownsville, Tennessee, USA, the station is currently o |
| ection of Washington and College Streets in | Brownsville, Tennessee, United States. |
| Born Hammie Nickerson in | Brownsville, Tennessee, he began his music career with |
| Born in | Brownsville, Tennessee, Bonds was also billed on record |
| is a former beauty pageant contestant from | Brownsville, Tennessee. |
| church at College and Washington Streets in | Brownsville, Tennessee. |
| h is a historic Primitive Baptist church in | Brownsville, Tennessee. |
| Donald Avenue in Kensington and the route's | Brownsville terminus at Mother Gaston Boulevard through |
| 2005, International Shipbreaking Limited of | Brownsville, Texas was contracted to dismantle and recy |
| He was a long time resident of | Brownsville, Texas where his body was buried in Buena V |
| action in the Battle of Palmito Ranch near | Brownsville, Texas where he died May 13, 1865. |
| ment was mustered out of Federal service at | Brownsville, Texas on May 2, 1866 and disbanded at Madi |
| tolic of the newly established Vicariate of | Brownsville, Texas and was appointed Titular Bishop of |
| o Battlefield National Historical Park near | Brownsville, Texas preserves the grounds of the May 8, |
| speculating in land, beginning with lots in | Brownsville, Texas and Cameron County, Texas, and conti |
| Brownsville, Texas | |
| ounced that the factory was moving again to | Brownsville, Texas and outsourcing the labor. |
| Scrapped at | Brownsville, Texas starting October 2000. |
| He died in | Brownsville, Texas at the age of 69. |
| cked yellow fever in Mexico from entry into | Brownsville, Texas by means of a sanitary cordon hastil |
| rican War - Battle of Resaca de la Palma in | Brownsville, Texas |
| He was a City commissioner, | Brownsville, Texas from 1971 to 1973. |
| He was in private practice in | Brownsville, Texas from 1963 to 1974. |
| t Loma was scrapped by Marine Metal Inc. of | Brownsville, Texas on 27 October 2006. |
| 2004, International Shipbreaking Limited of | Brownsville, Texas began dismantling the ship for scrap |
| Ron Hansis (born November 12, 1952 in | Brownsville, Texas) was a professional ice hockey playe |
| dent near San Fernando, (100 miles south of | Brownsville, Texas) the gunmen were confirmed as belong |
| In 1846, he moved to | Brownsville, Texas, and continued the practice of law u |
| En route to breakers in | Brownsville, Texas, she took on water and foundered off |
| coming to the area Charles Stillman founded | Brownsville, Texas, on January 13, 1849. |
| nce Academy (MSA), a high school located in | Brownsville, Texas, was established by the 79th Texas L |
| VTF-CA is a low-power television station in | Brownsville, Texas, broadcasting locally as an affiliat |
| d, the hero of the battle of Palo Alto near | Brownsville, Texas, in the Mexican-American War. |
| to 1861, becoming a prosecuting attorney of | Brownsville, Texas, in 1863. |
| is the NBC affiliate television station for | Brownsville, Texas, and serves the entire surrounding m |
| d Houston, Texas, before ending its trip at | Brownsville, Texas, on the morning of the 27th. |
| he U.S.-Mexico border between the cities of | Brownsville, Texas, and Matamoros, Tamaulipas. |
| urt House, Custom House, and Post Office in | Brownsville, Texas, also known as the Old Federal Court |
| .S. Maritime Administration to Esco Marine, | Brownsville, Texas, for $1,465,726. |
| ery of five rigs from KEPPEL AmFELS yard in | Brownsville, Texas, United States. |
| rt Runyon, a botanist and photographer from | Brownsville, Texas, who collected the type specimen fro |
| saca De La Palma Battlefield is the site in | Brownsville, Texas, where American forces under General |
| usty roads to transport the cotton first to | Brownsville, Texas, and then to Matamoros, Tamaulipas. |
| a railroad across the Rio Grande River from | Brownsville, Texas, to Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico, w |
| the newscasts for NBC affiliate KVEO-TV in | Brownsville, Texas, though are produced by El Paso CBS |
| Born in | Brownsville, Texas, Garza received an A.A. from Brownsv |
| In 1849, the city of | Brownsville, Texas, was established not far from the fo |
| In February 2005 she was towed to | Brownsville, Texas, to be dismantled. |
| Fought near | Brownsville, Texas, the Battle of Palmito Ranch was a v |
| ion serves the McAllen, Weslaco, Harlingen, | Brownsville, Texas, area. |
| ric church at 1218 East Jefferson Street in | Brownsville, Texas. |
| company was founded in 1966 and is based in | Brownsville, Texas. |
| nd field produced 48 mph (78 km/h) winds in | Brownsville, Texas. |
| dge as pictured from International Blvd. in | Brownsville, Texas. |
| iment was mustered out on August 5, 1865 in | Brownsville, Texas. |
| o win the USTA Pro Circuit doubles title in | Brownsville, Texas. |
| ed to International Shipbreaking Limited of | Brownsville, Texas. |
| to Market Road entirely within the city of | Brownsville, Texas. |
| around the western and northern portions of | Brownsville, Texas. |
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