DeHoyos and George resign positions at Del Rio ISD
George and Lupe De Hoyos announced resignations at a San Felipe-Del Rio Consolidated Independent School District press conference. De Hoyos will retire effective June 30 1999, while George’s resignation is immediate. Ackermann outlined combined athletic leadership and a search for replacements.
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San Felipe-Del Rio Consolidated’ Independent
Rams
Lupe de Hoyos
JoAnne Ruark Ackermann
de Hoyos
George
del Rio
Ume
Lupe
District expands early retirement for educators
The San Felipe Del Rio Consolidated Independent School District approved a third option to its early retirement plan at a Monday board meeting. Trustees voted 6-0 with Lewis Nunley dissenting, enabling teachers to retire June 4 to 15 after receiving packages. The district also approved a shared services plan with Comstock ISD and a $33,400 asphalt project for the transportation refueling area.
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Fidel Garcia
San Felipe del Rio Consolidated Independent School District
Board of Trustees
Lewis Nunley
Nunley
Harry Boykin
Pat Dugan
Boykin
Comstock Independent School District
Sfdrcisd
Comstock Isd
Carol Lee
Distin
Torres Construction
Transportation Department
Ackermann
Jay Miller Construction
Jack Hill Construction
City weighs new neighborhood plan to replace San Felipe area
Special Projects Director Thomas Nyman says a creative affordable proposal is needed as the city considers building a new neighborhood to replace San Felipe Buena Vista and Fox Dr. Focus groups with 60 residents, aided by facilitator Annette Riggio, show most homeowners want to relocate rather than return. The text notes strong community ties and multi-generational neighbors.
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Bianca A. Sancic
Special Projects
Thomas Nyman
Nyman
San Felipe
Buena Vista
Fox Dr
Annette Riggio
Texas Department of Health
Riggio
Almost Goodbye to Judge Kirkpatrick
Judge Ray M. Kirkpatrick bid farewell after four years leading Val Verde County Commissioners Court as the court prepared a brief Dec 28 session to approve bond issues for incoming members. He recalled the courthouse collapse on May 12 1995 and floods, noting they survived and grew. He praised the staff and highlighted a 52 cent starting tax rate reduced to 37 cents and annual 4.5 percent pay raises plus 12 percent this year. Outgoing members lauded staff Gary Leonard and John Qualia. Frank Coronado pledged continued effort. New commissioner Jesse Ortiz asked about the jail and detention operations, to be discussed by the incoming board.
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Val Verde County
Kirkpatrick
Precinct Two
Gary Leonard
Precinct Four
John Qualia
Frank Coronado
Precinct One
Precinct Three
John Cody
Old Court
Val Verde
Ann Markowski-Smith
Fourth Precinct
Jesse Ortiz
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Dallas
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Donna Powell
Howard Chevrolet
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Jim Murdoch
Southwest Coors
Jesse Fernandez
del Rio National Bank
Ram
Blanca Briones
Cindy Harthgrove
Lonnie Ricks
Ricks Furniture Co
City
Judge Kirkpatrick
Ross Parsons
Ray M. Kirkpatrick
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