Canyon boys teams tie again in local match
In a tight contest between Canyon boys teams, the game ended in a draw as both squads matched each other on the field. The result reflects balanced play from both sides with no decisive scoring edge emerging.
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New Braunfels OKs 16-quart river coolers for tubers
The New Braunfels City Council approved river ordinances allowing 16 quart coolers on the Comal and Guadalupe rivers within the city limits holding up to 20 twelve ounce cans. The measure passed 5-2 with Mayor Pro Tem Sonia Munoz-Gill and District 3 Councilwoman Gale Pospisil opposing.
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New Braunfels
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City river rules adopt bans on glass foam and jell o shots
City council approves ordinances affecting river use on Comal and Guadalupe rivers including bans on glass and foam containers on ice chests and jell o shot litter law. No volume drink devices and boombox noise limits set with fines up to 500 dollars. Br idge or tree jumps and littering banned. Inner tubes capped at 5 feet and two tubes per person. Children under eight and weak swimmers urged to wear life jackets. Cooler size limited to 16 quarts. June to August 2006 rules enacted.
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Christina Gonzales Wins Lose to Win Contest Title
Christina Gonzales of New Braunfels dropped from 208 to 194 pounds in eight weeks to win the individual contest in Jazzercise Lose to Win. Angela Norris guided participants with healthy eating and water goals while a Black team of Kasper Schuetz and Firth led the group to a 20 pound combined loss.
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Angela Norris
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Terri Firth
New Braunfels
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New Braunfels Firefighter Wins Bullrun Reality Rally
Jason Wallace a firefighter from New Braunfels and his San Antonio racer partner Jake Keeton won the first installment of Spike TV's Bullrun car rally. Twelve two person teams competed for a 200000 prize using their own vehicles on public roads. Wallace and Keeton drove Wallace's 2007 Texas Ranch Edition Ford F-150 from Whitefish Montana to Althol Idaho then Seattle Washington. Wallace said friends and coworkers cheered him on and he has not yet disclosed if they are the overall champions.
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New Braunfels Woman Found Safe After Multistate Search
Cheryl Huish, a 36 year old mother of two from New Braunfels, was located alive after a 15 day search involving investigators from two states. Her car was found Feb 28 at Hinman Island Park. she did not contact family during her disappearance.
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Donald Crisp
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Mike Rust
Comal County Lifts 90 Day Burn Ban After Rain
The Comal County burn ban was lifted Wednesday morning after four days of showers. County Judge Danny Scheel cited high moisture and humidity from heavy rain, with up to eight inches in parts and 5.5 inches in New Braunfels since Sunday. If conditions remain damp, brush fires should be limited.
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Comal County
Danny Scheel
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Robert Blaha
New Braunfels
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