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A compact local note recounts Floresville’s longstanding newsroom heritage dating back to 1877 with a 50 cent price tag for the issue.
19 Apr 2007
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Newspaper
Floresville Chronicle Journal
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2007
Page
1
A compact local note recounts Floresville’s longstanding newsroom heritage dating back to 1877 with a 50 cent price tag for the issue.
A Floresville war hero Spc Laura Garcia De Leon Jr 20 who died in Balad Iraq in 2004 was memorialized in granite at Fort Sam Houston San Antonio During a Sunday dedication De Leon joined three other veterans from the 90th Regional Readiness Command in the Fallen Soldier Monument His mother Grace Lopez attended with family and recalled his love of a 1967 Ford Mustang and the song Low Rider The ceremony drew about 100 civilians retirees and 300 soldiers Also honored were Sgt Roberto Arizola Jr Spc Juan M Torres and Jonathan M Cheatham The article notes the ongoing support groups and upcoming Floresville prayer service at city hall on April 21
On recommendation by City Manager Juan Cedillo the Floresville council chose Melden and Hunt Inc to develop a master water plan costing about 70000 drawn from a 332000 water and sewer fund. The firm will survey current water and wastewater infrastructure and define future needs to pursue state grants.
At a Peanut Festival Board meeting in the county justice center last Tuesday, Shelby Kay Quinters Kelsey Ann Ray Allison Marie Woelfler Heidi Leigh Madden and Sarah Elizabeth Reed were named Princess Elect 1st runner-up and Queen Elect for the 63rd Floresville Peanut Festival.
Floresville city council tabled the resignation of City Attorney Howard C. Berger after debate. Berger, who has served since 1989, offered to resign earlier this month but the council 5-0 vote kept the post open pending further talks with Berger and his plans to remain active locally.
Wilson County officials pursue a disaster relief grant from the state Office of Rural Community Affairs after mid March rains dumped up to 14 inches in 24 hours. Emergency Coordinator LeAnn Hosek notes limited funding avenues and that repairs must wait for grants, while county leaders warn the funding will strain budgets. County Judge Marvin Quinney estimated total damage around 350000 dollars in March and declared a state of emergency, with damages potentially rising after late March and April rains.
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