Kirsten Crow
Enterprise Reporter at Corpus Christi Caller-Times
Corpus Christi Caller-Times enterprise reporter. Former Waco Trib crime reporter. San Antonio born & raised.
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3 days ago |
yahoo.com | Kirsten Crow
Corpus Christi city officials are demanding the local housing authority void recent apartment property acquisitions, asserting that the transactions appear illegal and that “further action may be required.”The acquisitions — made as part of a workforce housing program — effectively took about $330 million off tax rolls, serving as a catalyst for what has become a weekslong dispute between taxing entities and the housing authority.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Kirsten Crow
Corpus Christi city officials are taking feedback from residents to help shape the upcoming fiscal year budget as the city navigates a projected $7 million deficit. The city under state law is required to adopt a balanced budget — and doing so in this case may translate to higher fees for some types of services and potential cuts to others, officials have said.
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3 weeks ago |
caller.com | Kirsten Crow
Corpus Christi faces a projected $7 million budget deficit for the upcoming fiscal year. The city is seeking public input through an online survey to help shape budget decisions. Potential solutions to the deficit include increased fees for services and cuts to programs. The final budget decision rests with the City Council and must be adopted before October.
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4 weeks ago |
caller.com | Kirsten Crow
Corpus Christi Cathedral, a Spanish colonial-style landmark, will undergo its first major renovation in 40 years. The renovation will include new flooring, pews, a shrine, baptismal font, altar, sound system and lighting. The project is expected to be completed by late 2025 or early 2026. The Spanish colonial-styled Corpus Christi Cathedral — a landmark that sits atop North Upper Broadway — will undergo its first major renovation in 40 years, church leadership said May 30. The Rev.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Kirsten Crow
The Port of Corpus Christi will not maintain permits for two discharge points at its proposed Harbor Island desalination facility — a controversy that flared after publication of a federal permit request showed the potential of dual outfalls where wastewater may be directed instead of one.
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