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Newspaper
Wilson County News
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 2006
Page
1
A new drug detecting dog named Zorro is slated to join the force in October. The program aims to enhance narcotics investigations with canine assistance and training teams.
Photos show the Taste of Wilson County event where a winner is crowned as the standout entry in a field described as “6B.” Details on the winner’s identity and exact prize remain unclear in the fragmented text.
Local residents tour famous ballparks linked to the Red Sox and Yankees. Visitors explore landmarks, trade memories, and discuss the storied rivalries that define New England and New York baseball lore.
About 800 citizens attended a TxDOT presented public meeting on TTC 35 at Floresville High School, with 30 speakers and officials including Wilson County Judge Marvin Quinney and Rep. Edmund Kuempel. Officials described land purchase options and environmental steps as the project remains in study.
More than 300 Atascosa County residents attended an Aug. 2 public hearing in Pleasanton to oppose the Trans-Texas Corridor. County Judge Diana Bautista urged limiting land grabs and using I-35 upgrades instead. TxDOT noted no final route and emphasized gradual development and local access. Local candidates Hank Gilbert and Carole Keeton Strayhorn spoke on the issue.
Public hearings on Trans-Texas Corridor 35 run through Thursday August 10 with 5 p.m. start times and a 6 30 p.m. comments session. Topics cover Seguin Guadalupe County George West Yorktown Brownsville locations with online and mail submission options.
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