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1 week ago |
tspantx.com | Japhanie Gray |Sal Salazar
SAN ANTONIO – A downtown business owner who has dedicated her life to serving adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities is raising money to provide services to more families who can’t afford long-term care. Edith Rockett is the founder and director of Live Laugh Love Club, located at 1202 N. Flores, Suite 101. She received her official license to operate in September. “We are a day program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities,” Rockett said.
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1 week ago |
ksat.com | Japhanie Gray |Sal Salazar
SAN ANTONIO – A downtown business owner who has dedicated her life to serving adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities is raising money to provide services to more families who can’t afford long-term care. Edith Rockett is the founder and director of Live Laugh Love Club, located at 1202 N. Flores, Suite 101. She received her official license to operate in September. “We are a day program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities,” Rockett said.
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2 weeks ago |
ksat.com | Japhanie Gray |Gavin Nesbitt
San Antonio – Several schools have done various things to prepare their students to score big on the STAAR test, and one elementary school celebrated their hard work with a ton of school spirit. I had the honor and privilege of joining Schenck and Foster Elementary Schools Friday afternoon for one heck of a hallway parade and pep rally. Speaking with Principal Virginia Parker gave me insight into her confidence that her 811 students will do well on the test.
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3 weeks ago |
ksat.com | Japhanie Gray
CASTROVILLE, Texas – The stressful part about moving is updating multiple documents related to identity and your new state of residency. Despite that stress, these tasks must be done as soon as possible. I’ve learned that knocking it out sooner than later made this process more straightforward than I thought. With the May 7 deadline to get a Texas Real ID approaching, updating my Virginia driver’s license definitely became a priority.
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4 weeks ago |
ksat.com | Japhanie Gray |Sal Salazar
SAN ANTONIO – A wood carving club shares its love for art and proves that wood carving is more than just a hobby. The Alamo Area Wood Carvers Club has about 32 members ranging from young to older adults from different backgrounds. However, they all have one thing in common: the love of carving stories into tiny pieces of wood. The organization, which has been around for decades, meets every week at the Parman Library for all to join in on the carving festivities.
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