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Herald Zeitung

Location

New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 2007

Page

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Longtime NI hardliners agree to jointly govern

Northern Ireland factions known for opposing governance join forces to form a joint administration amid ongoing political stalemate. The agreement marks a significant shift as longtime hardliners agree to shared power, signaling potential stability in Belfast. Further details outlined in Page 10.

Northern Ireland

Canyon Lake Levels Rise After Rainfall

Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority engineers expect Canyon Lake to reach at least 909 feet above mean sea level by today or Wednesday marking the first time since August 2005 the lake nears conservation level. GBRA spokeswoman LaMarrol Smith notes significant rainfall upstream along the Guadalupe River with Corps of Engineers lake manager Tim Horn confirming the heavy rain.

Canyon Lake Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority GBRA LaMarrol Smith Tim Horn U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Guadalupe

AARP Tax Aide laptops stolen from church outreach center

Seven Compaq laptops were stolen from the First Protestant Church Outreach Center in New Braunfels on a weekend night. Taxpayer data was stored on a separate server kept at home by a volunteer, leaving no personal information on the laptops. Police have no suspects. the break in occurred between 4 p.m. Saturday and 7 a.m. Sunday after a lock was forced.

Teresa Ogg Aarp Tax Aide First Protestant S. Castell Tax Service Ogg New Braunfels Sean Gabbard

Rain drenches Hill Country as storms return later week

The National Weather Service says Kendall Kerr and Gillespie counties saw 2 to 4 inches of rain on Monday, with upper Guadalupe River and Edwards Aquifer recharge areas affected. Forecaster Joe Baskin expects clearing today, sunshine Wednesday, then again unsettled by Thursday through Saturday with a 50 percent storm chance.

National Weather Service Hill Country Kendall, Kerr Gillespie Counties Guadalupe River Edwards Aquifer San Antonio Joe Baskin Baskin

Texas Senate approves teacher background check bill

The Texas Senate approved a measure requiring fingerprint based national criminal history checks for all public school teachers and non certified staff hired after September first and for contractors on school grounds. The bill creates a DPS electronic clearinghouse to avoid duplicate checks and would charge about $50 for new hires. It aligns with Jessica's Law, a separate bill seeking harsher penalties for repeated child sex offenders.

Austin Texas Senate Florence Shapiro Jessica Jessica Lunsford Florida Mason's David Dewhurst Texas John Coney Shapiro Texas Department of Public Safety Lonnie Hollingsworth Texas Classroom Teachers Association

Council awards $91k contract to clean rivers

New Braunfels City Council voted unanimously to hire Texas Pristine Rivers Inc. to collect litter along the Comal and Guadalupe rivers within city limits. The contract requires trash can pickups four times weekly and holiday coverage, plus weekly brushing and power washing of Last Tuber's Exit steps, Garden St. Bridge stairs, and Hinman Island Park stairs. River Manager Nathan Pence said the full river stretch will be cleaned four times weekly, covering underwater and bank areas.

New Braunfels Texas Pristine Rivers Inc Comal Guadalupe Garden St. Bridge Hinman Island Park Nathan Pence

Public access to handgun records in lawmakers’ spotlight

Texas legislators consider two open government bills on Friday urging access to concealed handgun license information and fees for public records. Rep. Patrick Rose pushes a bill to block public access to permit records, arguing privacy over gun protection. Critics cite long standing public rights and safety concerns.

Austin Texas Patrick Rose Dripping Springs Rose Texas Department of Public Safety Ken Whalen

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