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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2007
Page
1
City officials erect signs warning motorists of turtles crossing East Common Street. The notice appears in area pages detailing local sports events and transit alerts for today.
County officials issued a 90 day outdoor burn ban after Canyon Lake fire department responded to 14 grass fires last week. The ban allows only small camp fires and barred outdoor burning except covered barrels, with violators facing up to 500 dollars in fines. The measure aims to relieve firefighters during dry windy weather and may be extended if rain does not come.
The New Braunfels Historical Landmark Commission backs preserving the city's heritage by forming a recognized district. The Schmitz Hotel, oldest on Main Plaza built in 1851, anchors renovation efforts by owners Chris and Shannon Malish who kept its historic façade. Sunlight funding came via a $5,000 grant and a further $20,000 from the couple. Main Street helped secure grants. the Main Street Department adds antique lights, trees, brick pavers, sidewalks, and flower islands around Main Plaza.
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott paused his 60 day opinion forcing counties to redact SSNs from public records. Officials argued they lacked staff and funds to comply immediately, with potential criminal penalties and office shutdowns feared. The Legislature moved quickly to seek a fix, delaying enforcement to allow time for a legislative solution.
Deputies located burglary suspect Jillian Elise Evans, 23, at a Canyon Lake home on Forest Hill Street. A narcotics task force search found around 10 ounces of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, resulting in a second arrest.
Renee Louise Halay of Garden Ridge received 10 years probation for retaliation and filing fraudulent liens against 13 government officials including Comal County Sheriff Bob Holder. Judge Charles Ramsey ordered two concurrent sentences: 10 years probation for retaliation and 5 years probation for false liens. The jury convicted her on November 3. Barr said liens targeted officials across Comal, Schertz, Garden Ridge and Guadalupe County, naming Halay as secured party and ranging from 5,000 to 33 million dollars. A lien against Gov. Rick Perry was noted but led to no charges.
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