Development Council Acts on Federal Grant Applications
Lower Rio Grande Valley Development Council directors recommended approving 11 of 12 federal grant applications and returned one for revision. The council detailed planning costs of 62 567 for six existing organizations, including a credit union, and noted progress in emergency care plans across the Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlingen
Lower Rio Grande Valley Development Council
Valley Investment and Development Association
Community Services Administration
McAllen
Othal Brand
VIDA
Brand
Development Council
Brownsville
Cameron County
Catholic Charities
la Clinica
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Fox
Santa Rosa
Primera
la Joya
Rio Hondo
Combes
Correa
Lower
Rio Grande Valley Police Academy
Robert A Chandler
Economic Development Administration
Lrgvdc
Hurricanes on the Texas Coast Survival Guide Warns of Precautions
County Extension Marine Agent Bruce Cox urges awareness as hurricane season begins. The guide covers routes to safety, shelters, property inventories, insurance review, and watch and warning procedures, with practical tips on preparations and safety for coastal residents in South Padre Island and Port Isabel. It promotes obtaining the free booklet Hurricanes on the Texas Coast from the County Extension Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyford
Hidalgo
Los Fresnos
Donna
Alamo
la Feria
la Villa
Elsa
Port Isabel
Mission Housing Authority
Bill Mowbray Motors
Brownsville
Valley Advisory Council On Aging
Area Agency On Aging
Willacy
Oscar Correa
States County Extension Marine
Bruce Cox
Cox
Texas Coastal and Marine Council
South Padre Island
Gulf
Texas Coast
San
Summer Reading Club Planned at City College Library
The City College Library on the Texas South campus plans a Summer Reading Club for area children and preschoolers from June 7 to August 23. Weekly programs on Wednesdays and Sundays at 3 p.m. encourage reading. participants who log ten books earn a certificate. The statewide club, titled Chimera, aims to foster active summer readers and library attendance, with Brownsville children participating annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City College Library
Texas South Most College
Brownsville
Texas State Library
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South Padre Press
Sa Clinica
Cameron
Francisco Gonzalez
Ruben Edelstein
HEW
Su Clinica
Harlingen Chamber of Commerce
Hidalgo County
Ramiro Guerra
Driscoll Foundation
Children’s Hospital
Edinburg
South Texas Family Planning and Health Corp
Valley
Hidalgo County Health Care Corp
Amigos del Valle Inc
Willacy County
Chandler
Bill” Parish
Weslaco
Texas Department of Water Resources
PAC
Development Council Be Designated the Continuing Planning Agency
Island Bank
FDIC
P.O. Box
Texas
Echo
Brandan
Alan
Dana
Karen
Hector
Yate Hector Uribe
Peid
Hector Uribe
Tom Fleming
Elizabeth St
Hass
Chuck Steak
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U.S. No
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Colgate
Royardee
Boy-Ar-Dee
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Mortons
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Borden's
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County Surveyor’s Office
National Weather Service
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