John Oliva
Reporter at Corpus Christi Caller-Times
Multimedia journalist for @callerdotcom @USATODAY | Husband to Jeremy, Virgo, he/him, gamer, “John” in @thelandofyikes | ✉️: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
caller.com | John Oliva
John OlivaCorpus Christi Caller TimesYWCA President and CEO Nancy Wesson-Dodd will retire at the end of June after 29 years of service. A search committee is actively seeking Wesson-Dodd's successor. A retirement celebration will be held in Wesson-Dodd's honor on May 17. Nancy Wesson-Dodd, the president and CEO of the YWCA, will retire from the nonprofit at the end of June. She has been with the YWCA for 29 years. "It seems like it's a good time to retire," Wesson-Dodd said in her office.
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1 week ago |
caller.com | John Oliva
Numerous restaurants in Corpus Christi will be open on Easter Sunday, April 20. Many establishments will operate during their normal hours, while some have special Easter hours. Additional information on local events and restaurant health inspections is available through provided links. Easter is April 20, and maybe you want to spend time with your loved ones at a restaurant.
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caller.com | John Oliva
The Coastal Bend Wellness Foundation, which offers HIV testing and treatment, faces funding cuts. The center tests more than 2,200 individuals annually, with 32 to 42 testing positive for HIV. Loss of federal funding threatens to hinder HIV prevention and care, potentially leading to a resurgence of the disease. Despite potential funding cuts, the foundation remains committed to serving the community.
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caller.com | John Oliva
John OlivaCorpus Christi Caller TimesUse reusable water bottles and shopping bags to reduce plastic waste. Plant native Texas wildflowers to support local ecosystems. Pick up pet waste and litter to protect public health and the environment. Corpus Christi is also known as the Sparkling City by the Sea, but every now and then some of that sparkle gets a little dull with trash along roadways and pollution at local beaches.
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2 weeks ago |
caller.com | John Oliva
The Corpus Christi City Council unanimously approved a resolution supporting a Municipal Management District for a large housing development. The Reserves at Oso Creek, planned by Paul Hayden Developments, will include 929 homes over seven to eight years. The 255-acre development will feature parks, green spaces and walking trails, with construction adhering to city standards despite being outside city limits.
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