Today’s Scattered Thunderstorms News Brief
Scattered thunderstorms are forecast today with southeast winds at 15 to 25 mph and a 50 percent chance of rain. The outlook calls for variable skies and local gusts near showers.
08 May 2016
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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2016
Page
1
Scattered thunderstorms are forecast today with southeast winds at 15 to 25 mph and a 50 percent chance of rain. The outlook calls for variable skies and local gusts near showers.
A 12 inch city main fractured on Agarita Drive sending water geysers into the sky on the north side Friday morning. Wastewater Superintendent Mitch Lomas said the break happened when T and D Solutions drilling adjacent to utility poles for AEP Texas used an auger to bore into the pipe.
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The Texas Ornithological Society toured San Felipe Creek meeting the tour group in the parking lot outside the Joe Ramos Center near the Dr Alfredo Gutierrez Amphitheater early on Friday morning and began a guided walk.
The Boys and Girls Club of Del Rio registers youth ages 5 to 12 for a summer recreation program running June 13 to August 5. The $200 fee covers all activities with registration at 1101 W De La Rosa St through May 31.
Salgado, a retired realtor and planner on city commissions, won the Del Rio At Large Place A seat by 10 votes over David Scarbo 848 to 738. Voters also approved using part of sales tax for economic development. Salgado celebrated victory after the Saturday tally.
The 2016 San Felipe Del Rio CISD Board of Trustees race concluded Saturday with four seats filled. Turnout was low, totaling 6,937 unofficial votes from about 26,000 eligible voters, producing tight contests in two places. Ken Smith won Place I with 942 votes in a three-candidate race.
Del Rio Police Department officer Dulce Gonzalez says motherhood makes her a better cop. She joined in 2002, spent six years in patrol, five in CID, and a year with the Lone Star Fugitive Task Force before returning to patrol in 2014. She is mother to two girls, ages 16 and 9.
Del Rio resident LaVerne Foster, a 44 year mother of Gige and Melloney, reflects on motherhood. She emphasizes leading by example over words, noting children observe actions more than listen to advice. Her thoughts tie into a broader reflection on the meaning of Mother's Day.
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