“Austin should not finish the paperwork before the courthouse has had a chance to speak,” Rodriquez said. “If a 25-megawatt campus is going to sit on unincorporated land in our district, the people who live there deserve more than a chance to complain after the decisions are made. They deserve a vote at the beginning.”
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San Angelo Health Foundation has announced the recipients of their 3rd quarter grants. Carlos Rodriguez, grants chair, announces third quarter grant recipients totaling $1,611,169 to nine organizations to support health, public safety, and youth initiatives across the region.
A new community theatre is springing up along Eighth Street in Ballinger, inside the old Texas Theatre.
Their debut show opens tonight: Peter Pan. It will run throughout the weekend.
Once the historic designation was approved, Walker got to work on the project, which is now in its seventh month.
Observer columnist Chrysanthemum Crenshaw Cohen writes: “Most of the “good news” isn’t purely good – it’s the reversal of something bad.”
A new organization, “Ironwood House San Angelo,” led by Autumn Brockman and Michelle Ybarra, was created in February, are now operating two homes in San Angelo: a men’s home and their new women’s home.
Hiking along, I am always taken by the amazing beauty of the Americas. But like many travelers; the darker, more cynical side of my nature started to emerge over time, and noticed a trend. This came with the realization that many National Parks were created after they had already been contaminated or damaged by industry and business.
I call it the “bankruptcy theory of conservation.” The way America approaches natural conservation is that it does not become a priority until we have sucked every dollar we can out of the region.