Poth ISD board minutes summarize June 11 meeting actions
The Poth Independent School District Board of Trustees held a June 11 meeting with members Boening Eckel Ramirez Garza Felux Rotter present and Sanchez absent. Actions included approving May minutes paying bills, contracting with Floresville Alternative Education Center for five seats, selecting Falls City National Bank as depository, naming Bruce Gregg as health insurance agent, budgeting $29,000 for new band instruments, and executive-session decisions on resignations and staff hires.
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Poth Independent School District Board of Trustees
Russell Boening
Ronnie Eckel
Tony Ramirez
Gerri Garza
Gary Felux
Leonard Rotter
Richard Sanchez
Larry Wilson
Rosalyn Hosek
William Daniel
Frank Hosek
Bud Box
Stella Soliz
Luis Villafana
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Leonard Rotter Jr
Floresville Alternative Education Center
Falls City National Bank
Bruce Gregg
Path Independent School District
Jennifer Liska Carle
Linda Daniel
George Peter
Benny Allgaier
Path Independent School District Board of Trustees
David Wehmeyer
Joe A. Vasquez
Janis Robin Try
Lenette Harris
Robert Johnson
Kimberly D. Kowalik
Charles Balser
Carol Hosek
Local Fourth of July fund-raiser raises four thousand dollars
Gary and Laura Nixon of La Vernia showcased crafts at the La Verna VFD celebration while Tyler Beasley from Path watched from a dunk tank at Floresville River Park. William Sendejo of Floresville called the event the coolest job in town as the Wilson County YMCA fundraiser grossed about $4,035 to support YMCA activities for youth and seniors in local churches and schools.
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la Vernia
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Farm Bureau slams Cornyn redistricting plan in Texas
Texas Farm Bureau President Donald Patman criticized Attorney General John Cornyn's proposed redistricting as partisan and unfair to rural areas. The plan pairs incumbents to create 22 open seats with rural Texas likely to lose seats, while Harris County would gain 25 seats at West Texas rural expense. Patman urged nonpartisan treatment of agricultural issues and opposed gerrymandering.
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Texas Farm Bureau
Donald Patman
Cornyn
Galveston
Travis
Harris County
Houston
Patman
Farm Bureau
Attorney General
West Texas
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