WTCC Nears Permanent License and Staff Growth
WTCC reports a monthly income surplus of 4000 to 7000 dollars as it approaches a permanent license for its Residential Treatment Center from the Texas Department of Regulatory and Protective Services. The facility, with 42 staff, plans to add four more when the final unit opens and seeks volunteers for tutoring and support services for teenagers in its care.
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BISD faces state aid drop amid declining enrollment
BCISD faces a 210-student fall in enrollment and an 8 percent rise in 1997 CPTD property value, reducing 1998-99 state funding. Superintendent Harrison and CFO Roesler direct principals to cut chiefly in salaries and nonessential programs while preserving core education.
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County seeks animal trap deposits and plant pickup plan
The sheriff offers traps to residents for skunk control with a $50 deposit to insure return. For dead large animals, Hereford By-Products at 1-800-658-2673 will haul away. Airport terminal renovation was tabled. Terry County approved a matching grant of up to $50,000 from the Texas DOT Aviation Division, awaiting further steps.
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Brownfield News
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Terry County
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