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Herald Zeitung

Location

New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 2000

Page

4

New Braunfels Man Arrested After Cocaine Find and ID Lie

A 23-year-old New Braunfels man was arrested near W Mill Street after an officer found a small packet of cocaine and the man gave false identity information. He was booked with no bond for possession under one gram and failure to ID, plus a $500 bond for ID to a peace officer. Mountain Valley Elementary in Comal ISD was dismissed early after a written bomb threat. no devices found. Also, a 47-year-old man was arrested for public intoxication and driving with a suspended license, with total bonds of $5,150. A 24-year-old San Antonio man was jailed on a second driving while intoxicated offense with a $1,000 bond.

New Braunfels W. Mill St Comal County Mountain Valley Comal Independent San Antonio Sheriff's Office

New Braunfels City Meetings Set for February 14 15

The city schedules a 6 30 p m council meeting on Monday February 14 at the municipal building 424 S Castell Ave. A planning commission workshop on metal building aesthetics is 6 30 p m Tuesday February 15 and the ISD board meets 7 p m February 15 at the Education Center 430 W Mill St. Landa Park Golf Course Advisory Board meets at the Landa Park Club Shop.

New Braunfels City New Braunfels S. Castell Ave City OF New Braunfels Independent Landa Park New Braunfels Municipal Building

Planning Commission Seeks Public Input On City Aesthetics

New Braunfels residents can share their vision at a workshop at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday as the Planning Commission meets for a second time to discuss a proposed aesthetics ordinance. The council previously drafted a rule banning new metal buildings in residential areas but found it unfair and not addressing core concerns.

New Braunfels Planning Commission Commission John Dierksen

New Braunfels Planning Commission to Hear Aesthetics Ordinance

The New Braunfels Planning Commission will hold a 6:30 p.m. workshop at the Municipal Building to discuss an aesthetics ordinance guiding overlay districts across the city. Residents can voice views on metal buildings and declare what they consider attractive or ugly as the panel shapes future rules.

Commission Dierksen

Valentine stamp contest brightens New Braunfels post office

At the New Braunfels Post Office students from Comal Elementary created Valentine stamps using pinks and reds. Top drawings from second and third grade won ribbons and prizes, with display continuing through Valentine’s Day. Postmaster Ruben Gonzales organized the project to promote letter writing and community engagement.

New Braunfels S. Seguin Ave Valentine Comal Elementary Ruben Gonzales New Braunfels Post Office Gonzales Tyler Figel Megan Bradley Ashley Gutierrey Ashley King Kate McConaghy Brad Mason Post Office Daffy the Duck Postal Service K.jessie

Momentum grows for death penalty moratorium across nation

At the ABA national convention in Dallas, President William Paul reports rising momentum for a national death penalty moratorium. The Illinois governor’s halt on executions and rising post conviction reversals are cited as key catalysts. Legal leaders stress safeguards and adequate defense rather than taking a stance on the penalty itself.

Dallas The American Bar Association ABA William Paul Illinois George Ryan Supreme Ryan Jerome Shestack Philadelphia Pennsylvania Paul Oklahoma City

Flood aid group to close New Braunfels office

The South Texas Flood Recovery Project, which aided more than 2,000 flood victims in Comal County after the 1998 disaster, will shut its New Braunfels office Monday. The federally-funded agency opened on Landa Street December 21, 1998 and partnered with the Community Service Center and Rebounds before funding ran out.

South Texas Comal County New Braunfels Landa Street Community Service Center Rebounds Herald-Zeitung

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