Municipal Elections May 6 223 and related boards
Voters head to polls May 6 for San Felipe Del Rio CISD Board of Trustees and Hospital District Board elections with totals 105 and 106 and overall totals 75 and 584 respectively for the districts. The election schedule lists Municipal Elections May 6 223 Total 1 202 across the election slate.
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San Felipe del Rio
Man facing multiple charges after fight with woman
Sergio Reyes, 24, of 4 E Garza St., was arrested at 151 a.m. on April 26 after a Del Rio police report stated he choked a woman and broke her phone as she tried to call for help. He faces assault and interfering with an emergency call charges.
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Sergio Reyes
E. Garza
del Rio
Reyes
Police report details charges in assault case at 65 King Charles Place
An affidavit by CAPD Officer Kerr Wardlaw notes an arrest for assault on a family member and impeding breathing a third degree felony and interfering with an emergency call a Class A misdemeanor. The incident occurred at 65 King Charles Place at 12 25 a m on April 26 according to the report.
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CAPD
Kerr Wardlaw
King Charles Place
Operation Graduation seeks community financial support
Operation Graduation organizers urge Del Rio residents to donate money and goods for a community driven event aimed at keeping over 600 seniors safe during a substance free night. The fundraiser supports the June 6 program at the Del Rio Civic Center Pecan Ballroom running from midnight to 7 am.
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Sara Howard
del Rio Civic Center
Pecan
del Rio
Low NAEP showing for U S high school seniors in math and reading
The nation’s report card reveals only about a quarter of seniors perform solidly in math and nearly 40 percent reach proficient in reading. Readings show little change since 2009, with 92,000 students surveyed. Board chair calls results unacceptable and warns of college and workplace prep gaps.
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Washington
David Driscoll
National Assessment Governing Board
Driscoll
Latinos in U S drift from Catholic roots toward Evangelicals
Pew Research Center finds Latinos in the United States increasingly abandon Catholic childhood faith. Only 55 percent identify as Catholic, down from 67 in 2010, while evangelicals rise to 16 percent and those with no affiliation grow to 18 percent. The report notes ongoing shifts amid priest shortages and broad religious competition.
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New York
United States
Pew Research Center
U.S
Pew
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