Brownwood Nature Center to Open with New Plans
The city advances a nature observation platform with over a mile of trails a butterfly garden a saltwater marsh area and a children’s play space. Survey work begins for an educational discovery area while marsh and butterfly plantings shift to March due to weather. Galveston Bay Foundation funds 22000 for marsh land prep and a March butterfly garden planting. A possible sign may honor former residents with a grand reopening tied to a homecoming.
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Smith
Galveston Bay Foundation
Brownwood
Hunt
Flamingo Fundraiser for Ross Sterling High School 2002
Flamingo residents can have pink flamingoes placed on their lawns for 24 hours to raise funds for Ross Sterling High School Project Graduation 2002. Co chairs Cindy Brill and Peggy Robertson announce May 24 after graduation events, with activities including a DJ bingo casino games basketball volleyball obstacle course and a hypnotist. Contact Laura New or Jackie Matthews to arrange an arrival time for flocking.
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Project Graduation
Uled
Sterling High School
Cindy Brill
Peggy Robertson
Laura New
Jackie Matthews
California gambling initiative seeks broad casino access
A ballot measure called the Gaming Control Act would loosen restrictions, allow non Indian casinos and craps, roulette, slots and sports betting. It would create new licensing bodies, permit 18 plus patrons, and run 24 hour casinos, with revenue projected in the hundreds of millions. Backers plan a $2 million signature drive but backers remain anonymous.
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California
San Diego
Craig Marlar
Marlar
Attorney General's Office
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