April events in Wimberley community calendar
Wimberley View lists April activities including Youth Rodeo at VFW Grounds on April 8 at 9 a.m. call Lynette Gold 847-3323. St Marys Bake Sale April 8 at 8 a.m. in front of Country Boys. Civic Club Spring Party April 8 at Harambe Oaks Ranch from 6 p.m. with dinner at 7. volunteer opportunities for Senior Citizens Thrift Shop pickups. Diabetes Support Group April 9 at 2 p.m. at CTMC by Laura McKinney. Garden Club April 12 at 9:45 a.m. Plant Exchange at Senior Citizens Center. WVAL meets April 10 at Seven Oaks Resort with Jo Mullendore painting. Christian Home Education meeting April 10 at Cypress Creek Church with panel and cata logs. child care by reservation.
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Hobby Lobby
Wimberley
VFW
Lynette Gold
St. Mary's
Country Boys
Snt
Civic Club
Wimberley Civic Club
Harambe Oaks Ranch
Cranes Mill Rd
Austin
Albertsons
San Marcos
Senior Citizens Thrift Shop
Marie
Laura McKinney
R.D
S.D
Meeting Sun
CTMC
Garden Club
Senior Citizens Center
WVAL
Wimberley Valley Art League
Man
Seven Oaks
Woodcreek
Jo Mullendore
Houston
Christian Home Education
Updates CPR Class and Spring Fling Luncheon Schedule
CPR class offered April 11 from 2 to 4 PM with reservations to Mary Goulden at 847 8652. Spring Fling Surprise and Luncheon set for April 12 with Lois Taylor reservations at 847 5695. Wildflowers and Creek Critters program includes two Wildflower sessions on April 18 and 25 at 2 PM and two Creek Critters sessions in May. Wimberley Branch event on May 13 honors Dr and Carlene Greer Linda and John Greer. Dorothy Carter handles reservations at 847 5078.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobby Lobby
Mary Goulden
Lois Taylor
Wimberley Branch
Carlene Greer
Linda
John Greer
Dorothy Carter
Wildlife Service extends Barton Springs Salamander deadline
The Fish and Wildlife Service pushed the listing decision for the Barton Springs Salamander to August 17, extending the deadline beyond the initial 12 month requirement. The proposed rule to list the amphibian as endangered appeared February 17, 1994, with possible six month extensions for substantial data disagreement cited in a letter to Precinct 4 Commissioner Russ Molenaar.
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Department of the Interior
Fish and Wildlife Service
Barton Springs
Precinct 4
Russ Molenaar
Extension Sought for Salamander Study at Barton Springs
March 20 dated document cites several reasons for the extension in the Federal Register filed March 9. First, a need for more thorough documentation of the salamander range. Concerns about adequacy of search efforts to determine if distribution is limited to the Barton Springs complex. Experts note extensive searches in springs across a several county area. Some caves may support the salamander but have not been adequately surveyed. A September report from the Barton Springs Edwards Aquifer Conservation District adds significant new information on land use effects, water quality, and potential threats to Barton Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Register
Barton Springs
Edwards Aquifer Conservation District
Texas Education Reform Tilt Seeks Charter Type Overhaul
During a Texas legislative session a Republican sponsor rewrites the Education Code to curb SBOE powers and shift control to local districts. TEA is sidelined in favor of regional ESCs like Region XIII, with three charter categories replacing current governance amid push toward vouchers and work-skills focus.
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H. Ross Perot
Texas
George Bush
Bill Clinton
Bill Ratliff
Mount Pleasant
Ratliffs
State Board of Education
SBOE
State Board
Commissioner of Education
Texas Education Agency
TEA
Region XIII
Austin
Habitat party celebrates first home as funds aid next build
Linda Allen reports on the Wimberley Valley Habitat for Humanity fundraiser at Fischer Hall. About 600 attendees enjoyed a 10 hour event with eight bands, ample food, and a donated music lineup that helped raise over 5000 dollars for Habitat’s second house while celebrating the completion of their first.
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Fischer Hall
Habitat
Pam Mitchell
Carolyn Hart
Hays County
Wimberley Volunteer Fire Ants
Jimmy Neeley
Denim
Freed
Peter Keane
Wanderers
See Habitat
Bob Wimberley
Bob Bingham
Habitat For Humanity
Fischer Bingham
Lance Lipinsky
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Mon
Cypress Creek Church
Edith Andrews
Fish & Wildlife Service
Scudder
John Row
Lee
Habitat Party
By Linda Allen
Wimberley Valley
Jazzman
Wimberley News ReView
Wimberley View
Greater
San Antonio Corridor
Lions Club
NSDAR
Wimberley Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
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