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  • 1 day ago | starlocalmedia.com | Winston Henvey

    Mesquite ISD Superintendent Angel Rivera presented information on the district's $600 million bond proposal during a city council pre-meeting April 21. The bond package will appear as two separate propositions on the May 3 ballot. Proposition A allocates $578.5 million for security improvements, storm shelters, secure entry points, school consolidation, expanded classroom space and infrastructure repairs. Proposition B provides $21.5 million for district-wide technology replacement.

  • 2 days ago | starlocalmedia.com | Winston Henvey

    The Allen ISD board of trustees will take its first look at the 2025-26 budget on May 28. Chief Financial Officer Brian Carter told board members on April 14 that the district is about halfway through its budget process, having received non-personnel campus and departmental budgets. kA :5lQ666a`_hf\6be3\cc2f\2ee`\h2b5fdaa`fbdQ 52E2\E@4\:5lQ666a`_hf\6be3\cc2f\2ee`\h2b5fdaa`fbdQm%96 5:DEC:4E 4@?E:?F6D D66<:?8 3F586E C65F4E:@?D E9C@F89 2EEC:E:@?

  • 2 days ago | starlocalmedia.com | Winston Henvey

    Keep Mesquite Beautiful Director Jonathan Chitty presented plans and updates to the Mesquite City Council on April 21. Now in his third year with the city, Chitty has introduced a mascot, Millie the Monarch butterfly, to increase program engagement. The organization has also adopted themed years to guide beautification initiatives.

  • 3 days ago | starlocalmedia.com | Winston Henvey

    Construction at the former Collin Creek Mall site continues to make progress, with homeowners moving into newly built residences along Alma Road, according to Peter Braster, Plano's director of special projects. "The large tunnels underneath the east side of the property have been completed,” Braster said. “That's a major milestone.

  • 3 days ago | starlocalmedia.com | Winston Henvey

    When it comes to solving crimes in the digital age, sometimes the best detective isn't even human. Meet K9 Lacey, the Allen Police Department's newest four-legged officer with a nose for technology. At just 16 months old, this yellow Labrador retriever has already made a big impact, helping investigators uncover hidden electronic evidence that could otherwise go undetected.

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