Burglary at Floresville Super S hits lottery tickets
Floresville police report an early morning burglary at Super S Foods on June 14. About $8200 in lottery tickets were taken though the safe and ATM were not entered, alarm wires cut, and the state lottery office notified to cancel tickets. Investigation continues. Call Floresville Police or Crime Stoppers with tips.
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Floresville
WCN
John Bravo
Super S Foods
Alex Lopez
Man hurt by baler in hay field accident
Richard Moczygemba, 22, is in stable condition at University Hospital after a Friday accident on a Stockdale hay field. While untangling baler twine with the machine running, he slipped and was drawn into the baler, receiving head and upper body injuries and was airlifted for treatment.
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San Antonio
Richard Moczygemba
University Hospital
Stockdale
Pet. 3
Bobby Lynn
Moczygemba
Pair arrested for burglary in Sutherland Springs
Wilson County Deputy Gutierrez stopped two Floresville men on June 8 after a tip about suspicious persons. Angel Rangel 18 and a juvenile were found with a chain saw stolen from a building near FM 539. They were charged with burglary of a building, a state jail felony.
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F.M
City Council Grapples With Tax Proposals and Land Deal
Floresville meeting last Thursday saw council members amid sharp public scrutiny over a seven percent hotel tax for a Wilson County visitors center and a proposed land deal for a municipal golf course and park. Activist Debbie Bolf criticized the contract as one sided, while Alderman Doug Henke noted city negotiators. Petitioners with 266 signatures urged a voter election on funding the recreational project via revenue bonds rather than certificates of obligation.
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Floresville
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Mitchell
Wilson County
Tom Kane
Debbie Bolf
Rolf
Doug Henke
Henke
Bolf
City uses certificates of obligation backed by taxes
The city prefers certificates of obligation due to tax backing and better rates than revenue bonds, though COs allow bondholders to seek repayment from city if a project fails. Revenue bonds like those for FELPS rely on project income. Council approved Rudy Rodriguez for the Economic Development Corporation board, replacing resigning Chris Trevisio.
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Floresville Electric Light and Power System
FELPS
Rudy Rodriguez
Economic Development Corporation Board of Trustees
Chris Trevisio
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Deering
Dewees
Gene Maeckel
Wilson County Historical Society
Maeckel
Gary Gius
Baler