Rain and speeders draw Del Rio City Council attention
Del Rio residents Grace Castellanos and Ralph Carr addressed the city council during the visitors portion, urging drainage fixes on East Fifteenth Street and speed bumps on Sunset Avenue to slow drivers. Castellanos noted repeated floods and questioned city responsiveness, while Carr sought lower speed limits and more police patrols to protect 18 local children.
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del Rio
Dora G. Alcala
Grace Castellanos
Ralph Carr
Castellanos
East Fifteenth Street
Carr
Ridgemont
Sunset Avenue
Avondale Street
Cantu Road
del Rio News-Herald
Alcala
Tina Martinez
Ridgemont Avenue
Western Drive
Claudio Sotelo
Alejandro Garcia
Rafael Castillo Ur
Rene “Reno” Luna
Sotelo
Water damage delays start of classes at Wilmer-Hutchins HS
About 700 students at Wilmer-Hutchins High School in Dallas will not begin classes on schedule due to water damage and unsanitary conditions after June storms. Power has been out, roaches and mold reported, ceiling tiles fallen, and rain-soaked carpeting removed. Repairs may take a week or longer as moisture and lack of air conditioning persist. The district serves students from far South Dallas and nearby Wilmer and Hutchins areas.
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Dallas
North Texas
Wilmer-Hutchins High School
Charles Matthews
Matthews
Dallas Morning News
Wilmer and
Hutchins
Board to hear final DRMS costs and SFMS plan
Tonight the San Felipe Del Rio CISD board will hear the final cost for the Del Rio Middle School project begun in 2001 and opened in January. The district will also consider Templeton Construction of San Angelo as project managers for the renovation of San Felipe Middle School funded under the 2000 bond.
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Mike Salinas
Cate
San Felipe del Rio Consolidated Independent School District
del Rio
Board of Trustees
Salinas
Templeton Construction of
San Angelo
San Felipe Middle School
Templeton Construction
Roberto Fernandez
Xerox
Kyocera
James Fernandez
Mountain lion sightings stir Del Rio residents
Wildlife officials confirmed a generally average male cougar roamed near Covey Ridge in north Del Rio last month. Biologist Sylvestre Sorola and wildlife services district supervisor Mark Mapston note lions are common in the area, but the July sighting left no further tracks or meals.
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del Rio
Wildlife Services Division
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Sylvestre Sorola
Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
Sorola
Mark Mapston
Wildlife Services District
Uvalde
Texas
Covey Ridge
North del Rio
Mapston
Map
Mountain lion sightings tied to Lake Amistad area
A Border Patrol officer reported a fresh kill along Union Pacific tracks near the brush by Governor's Landing and Amistad Dam area. Another fisherman said a cougar raced past the Diablo East boat ramp on Lake Amistad, with a bow hunter hearing a mountain lion scream in October 2002 near the recreation area.
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del Rio
Moody Ranch
Hamilton Lane
Comstock
Langtry
Texas
Greg Garett
Devils River
Amistad National Recreation Area
Garetz
National Park Service
Governor's Landing
Amistad Dam
Border Patrol
Union Pacific Railroad
Diablo East
Lake Amistad
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