Incorporation fears echo Sedona warning for Wimberley
A letter to the editor argues against incorporating Wimberley, citing Sedona Arizona as a cautionary tale. It describes Sedona’s budget shortfalls, planned police start up costs near 895000, possible 175 million sanitary system needs, traffic gridlock, water and wastewater woes, and a downtown littered with Port a Potties after seven years of incorporation.
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Wimberley
San Marcos
Flagstaff
Sedona
Paradise
Sedonaites
Austin American Statesman
Austin
Cedar Park
Arizona Association of Police Chiefs
Bousman
Sedona Incorporated
Grandmother shares update on baby Cole's progress
A grandmother expresses gratitude for prayers as baby Cole nears two months in Santa Rosa NICU. Parents from Austin stay by his side in San Antonio, hoping he can come home by Christmas. Community support includes prayers, cards, cash, and notes. a special Ozona Bank account under Cole Hamilton exists.
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Cole
Santa Rosa
Wimberley
Austin
San Antonio
Ozona Bank
Cole Hamilton
Radioactive Waste Compact Bill Defeated in House
In September the House rejected the Radioactive Waste Compact Bill for Texas Maine and Vermont by 240 to 170. The vote reflected concerns over tracking reactors across the country for disposal. Alert Citizens for Environmental Safety cited Sierra Blanca as a studied site for a low level dump.
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U.S. House of Representatives
Texas
Maine
Vermont
Alert Citizens For Environmental Safety
Sierra Blanca
U.S
Craig Laughlin
State of Texas
You and I
Laughlin
Wimberley Lions Club Donates Lights for Field 3
Hill Country Recreation Association thanks the Wimberley Lions Club for a donation to install lights on Field 3. The non profit serves 750 youths across basketball and baseball programs, ages 5 to 15, across three fields. Players, parents, and the Board of Directors express gratitude.
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Wimberley Lions Club
Hill Country Recreation Association
Sharon Uhlaender
Victoria Bank & Trust
Wimberley
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A reader letter discusses trees, development, and personal views on spending and living conditions, mentioning Ben B Shaw and Agnes Farris in a contentious tone. The fragment references bulldozed trees for buildings and hard choices about modern living.
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Ben B. Shaw
Agnes Farris
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Phoenix
Red Rock
Baby Cole
Vicki Nicols
Yale
North Hills
Oak Hill
Central Texas Waste System
Clarewood
WeLey Gee
Ranch Road
Freed
Joe Wimberley
Victoria
Fdic & Victoria Bankshares, Inc
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