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1 day ago |
kristv.com | Melissa Trevino
Firefighters in Falfurrias are now required to have a city employee present before opening any fire hydrant following a dispute over a malfunctioning hydrant. The restriction came after firefighters conducting routine maintenance on April 15 discovered a hydrant malfunction at South St. Mary's and Flack Street. "I honestly thought it was a joke. I mean I didn't think and then - you know - all types of thoughts keep going through my head. Is it political? Is it a vendetta?
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2 days ago |
kristv.com | Melissa Trevino
Parishioners in Alice flocked to St. Joseph Catholic Church for noon mass Monday, April 21, after learning of Pope Francis's death, mourning the loss of the spiritual leader many considered humble and faithful. "I actually opened my phone this morning to social media and that's how I learned of his passing," said Carla Medina Zambrano. Carla Medina Zambrano, Catholic parishioner at St. Joseph, told me she was in shock. While she knew the pontiff was ill, his death still came as a surprise.
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1 week ago |
kristv.com | Melissa Trevino
Editor's note: The original number of students counted by the TEA for the 2023-2024 school year was correct, but specifics on whether the students were public or charter were needed, and have since been added. Benavides Independent School District’s multi-million dollar bond is on the May election. In February 2024, the district’s school board unanimously approved to call the bond election.
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1 week ago |
kristv.com | Melissa Trevino
Many San Diego streets have been eyesores and potholes for decades. Now, the streets are being fixed. San Diego and Duval County officials have partnered to get the streets repaired. County employees from different precincts have been working hard to get the streets restored. San Diego Street Projects This week, Duval County Precinct 2 employees started fixing a portion of St. James and King Street. “Seeing something like this is really awesome.
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2 weeks ago |
kristv.com | Melissa Trevino
LIVE OAK COUNTY, Texas — One privilege of being an American is the right to speak your mind. A couple of Three Rivers Prison correctional officers are voicing their concerns with the president’s exclusion from Federal Labor Management Relations Programs executive order. The executive order issued by President Donald Trump was signed on March 27th. It excludes federal agency unions, including those associated with the Bureau of Prisons, by removing collective bargaining rights for employees.
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