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MoJo: Giant tree gets bigger every year
There are Christmas trees and then there is the 78-feet tall Christmas tree at the Harwood International Center in Dallas. It's a tree that gets bigger every year. WFAA.com Mobile Journalist, MoJo, Aaron Chimbel, provides this slideshow.

MoJo: Yard display grows to Christmas tradition
When Russell Card put up one strand of Christmas lights and a wood cut-out 24 years ago, he never expected it to turn into an annual display that has grown to a collection of cut-outs and an attraction along Military Parkway in Mesquite. WFAA.com Mobile Journalist, MoJo, provides this slideshow.

MoJo: Carrollton road is Random Road
For just four-tenths of a mile a small slice of Carrollton is random, but no one knows exactly why. Residents just have to deal with the randomness. WFAA.com Mobile Journalist, MoJo, Aaron Chimbel provides this slideshow.

MoJo: A day at the lake
After a dreary weekend, Monday proved to be a beautiful -- although seasonably chilly -- day at Lewisville Lake. While there were not many people on the lake, it was still a nice day for birds and ducks. WFAA.com Mobile Journalist, MoJo, Aaron Chimbel provides this slideshow.

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Fried cookie dough: Making the latest State Fair fare

Rubble and rebuilding: The Gulf Coast 2 years after Katrina

Closed Casa Linda Theater to see new life 'soon'

Despite weather, Cowboys stadium on schedule

Remembering a best friend

Home goes up as church reaches out

Old Red nearly ready for retro return

Sailing school now summer staple at White Rock Lake

Bryan log cabin moves home, rekindles controversy

Collin County woman gives big cats sanctuary

Vintage fire truck is labor of love

Author honors father's memory with flight in WWII plane

Dallas: What's in a name?

University of 7-Eleven teaches convenient trends

Motorsports museum remains work in progress

Fried Coke: Secrets revealed

video icon MoJo: Denzel descends on "The Great Debaters" Texas town
2007-12-14
For the 24,000 residents of Marshall, Texas being in the national spotlight is rare, so is having one of the world's biggest movie stars, Denzel Washington, visit to promote his new film, "The Great Debaters," which features the 1930s debate team from Marshall's Wiley College. WFAA.com Mobile Journalist, MoJo, Aaron Chimbel reports.
>> "The Great Debaters" opens Christmas day.
>> thegreatdebatersmovie.com
>> Wiley College

video icon MoJo: Mr. Shorty is North Texas' best custodian
2007-12-12
Shorty Brunswick has been a fixture at Fort Worth's Lily B. Clayton Elementary School for nearly 20 years and he is now considered the best at what he does. WFAA.com Mobile Journalist, MoJo, has his story.

video icon MoJo: Richardson 'winter wonderland' choo-chooing for 7th year
2007-12-11
Joel Occhiuzzo has one hobby. And for the past seven years the Richardson man has dedicated his life to bringing Christmas joy to children. He not only decorates, he also has a train that goes around his winter wonderland. WFAA.com Mobile Journalist, MoJo, Aaron Chimbel, has more.
>> The train runs and light are on seven nights a week through New Year's.
>> The Occhiuzzo house is at 156 Hidden Circle in Richardson.
>> 11/2/07: Massive Christmas light display nearly ready in Richardson.
>> 12/15/06: Backyard display lights up Richardson neighborhood.

video icon MoJo: Powering holiday lights without the spinning meter
2007-12-10
Listen up Clark Griswold. There are ways to decorate to the extreme and still be relatively energy efficient during the holidays. WFAA.com Mobile Journalist, MoJo, Aaron Chimbel has some tips.
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� 85,000 lights a giant leap for Farmers Branch man
� Moving light display meant for Christmas merriment

video icon MoJo: Historic school part of new development
2007-12-05
For decades beginning in the 1920s, St. Ann's School was the center of the Hispanic community in Dallas' Little Mexico. Now, the school which has sat unused for years is at the center of a new soaring development. WFAA.com Mobile Journalist, MoJo, Aaron Chimbel reports.

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