Canyon Girls Host Edison In Class 4A Bidistrict
Canyon girls soccer welcomes Edison for a Class 4A bidistrict playoff game at home. Edison and Canyon vie for a spot in the state tournament with seasons on the line.
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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2007
Page
1
Canyon girls soccer welcomes Edison for a Class 4A bidistrict playoff game at home. Edison and Canyon vie for a spot in the state tournament with seasons on the line.
NASA postpones a shuttle launch date as engineers inspect hail damage found on the orbiter. Officials say the evaluation could shift the flight schedule and require additional repairs before the mission proceeds.
Jury deliberations resume in the trial of Roy Mack Miller Jr. 69 charged with manslaughter for the Dec 5, 2005 death of 12-year-old Ryan Padilla after Miller struck the Smithson Valley Middle School student with a Mazda driven on the right shoulder. Witnesses testified Miller fumbled for a cigarette and passed multiple vehicles and the bus.
A team of 27 volunteers from the Care-A-Wanners, part of Habitat for Humanity, arrived at Comal County Fairgrounds to construct a medical clinic for underserved residents on the west side. Clarice Mangum said the crew began Monday and will stay two weeks, lodging at the fairgrounds, under the Comal County Habitat for Humanity effort led by executive director Tom Troll.
The House Appropriations Committee approved a $150.1 billion two year budget focusing on public education and health and human services. The plan advances to the full House for debate before the Senate weighs in. The vote stood 24-2 with two Houston Democrats opposed.
The Texas House Appropriations Committee backed a two year 150.1 billion spending plan, about a 4 percent rise from the prior budget, before a 14 billion school property tax cut is added. The package affects Medicaid parks education law enforcement and many state programs.
James Dunks a 45 year old local businessman and 4B board member died suddenly while on a Hawaii vacation after a heart attack. He owned HFS Securities and was a Civic leader known for backing local jobs and youth opportunities. He is survived by his wife Felicia and two daughters. He had served on the Planning and Zoning Commission and aimed to help hometown employment.
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