Jiwatso Tourneys NB and SV Teams Shine
NB baseballers win at Fredericksburg Canyon. SV baseball and SV softball post victories as Page 5A highlights note.
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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2007
Page
1
4A Board vows trees spared amid campus growth
DISD officials on page 3A pledge to protect existing trees as growth plans advance. Board members affirm commitments to conserve shade trees while expanding facilities and infrastructure. Local residents welcome preservation assurances amid district development efforts.
Creekside reinvestment tax approved by council
The New Braunfels City Council unanimously backed a 26 million tax increment reinvestment zone for Creekside and H E B properties spanning about 400 acres along Interstate 35 and Farm to Market 306. The plan funds drainage and infrastructure costs via developer taxes, with a development agreement and independent financial review due by March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Braunfels
Creekside
Tirz
Independent Financial Review
Gale Pospisil
Mike Morrison
Pospisil
Developer and H E B agree on drainage issues gateway plan
In a Page 8A discussion, officials announce an agreement between developers and H E B to address drainage as part of a northern city gateway project. Alvis emphasizes quality of life and community desire as the meeting outlines future improvements and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H-E-B
Alvis
Canyon Cougars Seek Playoff Redemption After Doubt
Canyon High School enters area playoff against Bourne amid doubt from past first round playoff losses. The Cougars won a third straight district title this season and must prove they belong in the state tournament after being seen as region title contenders earlier. Senior guard Bernie Gutierrez says expectations are media-driven and the team must prove its worth.
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David Ingram
Herald-Zeitung
Canyon High School
Kenny Rotzler
Cougars
Bourne
Canyon
Bernie Gutierrez
San Antonio Lanier
Tax hike eyed for two Canyon Lake fire stations ballot action
Comal County Emergency Services District 3 commissioners announced a May ballot push for a three cent tax increase to fund two new Canyon Lake Fire EMS stations and additional staff. President Keith Lewis said the plan aims to fund needed services while homeowners could save on insurance if the district improves its rating. District 3 serves Canyon Lake and much of northern Comal County.
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Canyon Lake
Comal County Emergency Services District 3
Keith Lewis
Canyon Lake Fire/EMS
Lewis
ESD No. 3
Comal County
Ally
Comal
Danny Scheel
Recall effort forms to challenge District 6 councilman
A group of over 40 New Braunfels residents met to organize a recall of District 6 City Councilman Ken Valentine. They distributed signs shirts and maps and planned a Saturday petition drive starting at 9 am in the Walmart parking lot near Taco Bell on Walnut Avenue and Interstate 35. Leaders Kevin Webb Stuart Hansmann and Robert Lee touted focusing on district wide issues rather than backyard concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Braunfels
District 6
Ken Valentine
Valentine
Kevin Webb
Stuart Hansmann
Robert Lee
Wal-Mart
Taco Bell
Walnut Avenue
Interstate 35
Hansmann
Webb
River Activities Committee
CenterPoint undercharges and overcharges hit Texas customers
CenterPoint Energy says meter readers misread usage, causing about 7,500 New Braunfels customers to see a spike this month to cover two to three months of undercharges. Spokeswoman Alicia Dixon noted 11,000 Central Texas customers were undercharged, including Seguin, San Marcos and Garden Ridge, as the misreadings were corrected.
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CenterPoint
Alicia Dixon
Braunfels
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