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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2007
Page
1
The page reports a homecoming for the Indianapolis Colts, Super Bowl XLI champions, drawing a warm crowd despite bad weather. The feature notes team reception at a Forum event and ongoing fan enthusiasm.
The note recalls the tough lives of early immigrants to New Braunfels and their short lifespans after arrival, reflecting on the difficulties faced in building a new home.
Creekside developers push for a tax increment reinvestment zone as two groups prepare to present plans at a Wednesday city council meeting at 424 S Castell St. The session will cover economic development and Surecap Village Partners proposal to build a 40 acre Canyon Crossing retail center on the northeast New Braunfels site.
New Braunfels council weighs creating a tax increment reinvestment zone for the Town Center at Creekside development to fund FM 306 extension and city streets. Canyon Crossings disputes incentives, noting major tenants are coming without aid, and says joint TIRZ talks collapsed after Creekside pushed ahead.
About 25 women at Hill Country RV Resort in New Braunfels gather weekly to measure cut and sew lap blankets for injured service members recovering at Brook Army Medical Center in San Antonio. Sharon Bruckscen, a winter Texan from Arlington Minnesota, notes the effort as a homegrown Texas tradition of service.
Advocates for seniors condemn Senate leaders linking a spending measure to extending property tax relief for elderly homeowners. The package would pressure a constitutional amendment to exempt billions for school property tax cuts from the state spending cap, potentially allowing cap breaches.
New Braunfels resident Nicholas Jose Flores, 23, was arrested after police encountered him fleeing the 1600 block of West Bridge Street armed with a handgun around 4 a.m. Sunday. He is charged with possession of less than one gram of a controlled substance, deadly conduct, and unlawfully carrying a weapon. No injuries were reported as shots damaged two front windows. Flores remains jailed on a $108,000 bond.
Police continue hunt for suspects in a Canyon Lake burglary and vandalism case. James Michael Lakey, 17, remains jailed in Comal County on a $75,000 bond after Friday arrest for a burglary on Fawn Drive between December 25 and January 19. Detective Sgt. Tommy Ward leads the Comal County inquiry.
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