Community listings for Wimberley activities and support groups
Digest page notes book sales 25 cents for digests and 10 for paper backs with library hours. It lists ongoing groups including Community Band Tuesdays 7 to 8 30 p m at Wimberley High School Band Hall and Grief Recovery meetings Mondays 6 30 to 8 p m at Karolyn Tybor s office RR12 upstairs contact 847 5508. Also notices AA meetings Wednesdays 8 p m River Road Landing and Al Anon Thursdays 8 to 9 p m Chapel in the Hills Church and a Women s AA group Wednesdays 6 30 p m at River Road. Fire Dept meetings second and fourth Thursdays 7 p m at the hall. Alateen Tuesdays 6 30 p m at the Presbyterian Church FM 2325 and callers listed 847 3499 847 3331.
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Wimberley High School
Wimberley
Karolyn Tybor
A.A
Men’s Alcoholic Anonymous
River Road
Wimberley Volunteer Fire Dept
Fire Department
Alateen
Children of Alcoholics
Presbyterian Church
Wimberley Chorus Rehearsals Start June Sixth at Chapel
Wimberley Community Chorus begins four Monday rehearsals from 7 to 9 p.m. at Chapel in the Hills under director Claus Webb with Mary Guemple at piano. They perform Earl Robinsons Ballad for Americas in the July 4 concert and at Deer Creek Nursing Center on Friday July 1. Auditions are not required. contact Webb at 847 8681 or Guemple at 847 2372 for details.
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Wimberley Community Chorus
Chapel In the Hills
Claus Webb
Mary Guemple
Webb
Earl Robinson
Americas
Wimberley Community Band
Deer Creek Nursing Center
Security concerns mount at Kyle New Visions prison
Since 1989 Kyle prison had a clean record but a 1993 incident drew outside notice after an employee faced narcotics possession charges. Inmates once hosted civic groups and officials, including the U S Attorney General and British judges, as the facility rebranded as New Visions Chemical Dependency Treatment Center and eyed expansion to 12000 beds statewide.
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Kyle New Visions Prison
DB Bearden
Kyle Prison
Privaty-Run
Kyle
U.S
Great Brittain
New Visions Chemical Dependency Treatment Center
Texas
Hays County Animal Control Ordinance Explained
The county urges familiarity with the Animal Control Ordinance covering vaccination, licensing, restraint, impoundment, and penalties for dog and cat owners. It defines public nuisance, outlines licensing after 120 days, and outlines reclaim and potential euthanasia procedures while noting sheriff’s frequent animal complaint responses. It also offers general safety guidance on avoiding scams and investing wisely.
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Hays ‘County
Hays County
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Hays County Sheriff's Department
Mark Graves
Animals and Responsibility
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Carnegie Collection
Yesteryear
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