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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2009
Page
4
A Cameron Independent School District survey prompts discussion on boosting parent involvement in education. The piece promotes a social educational event for parents with snacks to learn how to help with homework and understand classroom goals.
Milam County officials and staff collaborate with McLane Advanced Technologies to help develop county software under the County Information Resource Agency. The effort aims at court system tools and broader county use, with software owned by counties and costs rising with upgrades and maintenance.
Fred Hartman argues that the Texas Open Meetings Act protects public oversight and condemns the Texas Municipal League proposal for lighter penalties. He notes Alpine Rockport and Pflugerville plan to sue to strike unconstitutional penalties, funded by taxpayers, and urges government to remain transparent.
Dear editor, a local resident asks for volunteers with passion to help start an outreach center for Cameron's children. The aim is to provide positive activities as an alternative to street crime and to build a community program with participants and supporters.
Donna McGowan Cameron invites contact at 697 4654 or Ginger Watkins at 482 1119 for a safe positive environment for youth. The American Legion Auxiliary thanks the community for bake sale and raffle support and lists several local business donors.
The Cameron Herald outlines letters to the editor rules including signing and daytime phone for verification, space limits, and possible edits. Deadlines cover weddings engagements classified ads and other items with Friday or Monday deadlines, plus corrections procedures and liability terms for ads and notices.
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