Digest notices and community events advertise summer options
Public notices invite submissions to The Wimberley View with deadlines. The Wimberley Players run through June 26 with Friday and Saturday performances at 8:00 PM and a Sunday matinee June 20 at 3:00 PM. Tickets at The Book Shop. Girl Scout Day Camp at St Marys Church June 21 25 9:30 AM to 4 PM week long camp $25 Scouts and extra $6 for non registered. Adult volunteer discounts. Contact Carol Rhodes at 512 847 9914. Adult Bible Study begins at Lutheran Church of the Resurrection Mondays 2 3 30 PM led by Pastor Deborah Conrad. Village Library Storytime Fridays 10 30 AM through summer for ages 3 5 volunteers welcome. Call Rhonda Hall 847 1001 or Peg Hall 847 5762. Musical or other performances sought for Friday nights this summer call 847 9062. Digest page 2.
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el Dorado Trading Post
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Carol Rhodes
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
Spoke Hill
Deborah Conrad
Village Library
Rhonda Hall
Peg Hall
National magazines feature Wimberley residents with chemical sensitivities
A fragmented clipping notes Wimberley residents with chemical sensitivities drawing attention from national magazines. The text mentions an October event and a trial in Ey Wimber toy context, with a reference to eleven year old, but details are unclear.
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Wimberley
WISD avoids loss of state career ladder funds
At a Wimberley school board meeting Vice-President John Guemple cited a TEA source warning of possible cancellation of the teacher career ladder funding. He warned the move would trigger a five cent local tax rate increase for the district, costing about $110,000 per year.
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Wimberley
John Guemple
Texas Education Agency
Camille Meyer
House Public Education
See Wild
Economic Development Council mulls bylaws for expansion
The Hays County Economic Development Council delayed its meeting for an hour awaiting a late director. The board discussed bylaws changes to proceed with a meeting without a full quorum, proposing to expand the board to 16 to add a NAACP representative and allow proxy voting. A July proposal to add the NAACP rep and an interim budget requesting 9 000 from Hays County were approved. A subcommittee was authorized to negotiate a cooperative agreement.
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Hays County
Bill Couch
Board of Directors
NAACP
Tim Sorrells
EDC
Hays County fees under review after cost study
Hays County commissions study shows the county collects 4.3 million annually in user fees while services cost taxpayers more than 7 million. The $40,000 analysis by David Griffith & Associates examined costs across departments to guide fee decisions without raising property taxes.
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David Griffith & Associates
Commissioner's Court
Eddy Etheredge
Griffith & Associates
Jeff Barton
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