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Mission tables item regarding installation of T-Mobile monopole

Although it was recommended for approval by the planning and zoning committee, mixed messages were given regarding the construction of a telephone pole made with APC Towers. City council tabled the installation of a 100-foot monopole wireless communications facility with T-Mobile at this week’s council meeting. If reviewed again and approved, the pole would be…

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La Joya moves forward with TIRZ implementation

After five years since it was approved, the city of La Joya is moving forward with their first Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone and appointed five people to serve on its board of directors. At their Tuesday, Oct. 9 city council meeting, the city council appointed their own members-Mayor Jose “Fito” Salinas, Mary Salinas, Victor Acosta…

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MCISD invites local leaders to shadow principals

Hoping to give the community a behind-the-scenes look at the dedication and work of a principal, MCISD recently invited several figures in the Mission, Alton and Palmhurst communities to shadow each of their principals for half a day. The Mission Consolidated Independent School District has made “Principal for a Day” a tradition for about 15…

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MCISD honors Elementary Teacher of the Year at board meeting

MCISD decided to give an extra reward to their Texas Teacher of the Year at a board meeting held this week. The Mission Consolidated Independent School District recognized Rhonda Peña, the newly awarded Texas Elementary Teacher of the Year on Wednesday. After taking a picture with the board of trustees and superintendent, Craig Verley, the…

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Billing manager resigns from Agua SUD amid internal investigation

Faced with an internal investigation, a well-respected manager abruptly resigned from the Agua Special Utility District last month — and accepted a job with the city of Palmview. The utility district suspended Billing Manager Rodolfo Flores III on Sept. 6 amid an “investigation due to continued unsatisfactory supervision performance in the Billing Department,” according to…

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Mission spoils Juarez-Lincoln’s homecoming

The Juarez-Lincoln Huskies celebrated their homecoming Friday night and nearly celebrated their first win of the season until a last minute Mission field goal soared through the uprights for a 16-14 Eagles victory. Mission jumped out to an early 13-0 lead thanks to Damian Gomez touchdown passes to Sebastian Gonzalez (41-yard TD catch) and Adrian…

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Arbitrator: Mission shouldn’t have fired cop for contacting ‘Anonymous’ Facebook page

Nearly four months after the Mission Police Department fired her for spreading a rumor about former Mayor Norberto “Beto” Salinas, a policewoman won her appeal today. Officer Veronica Cedillo sent a private Facebook message claiming that Salinas was “wasted/drunk” when he crashed a truck. Chief Robert Dominguez fired her on June 18. After reviewing the…

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Sharyland tops Pioneer for first sweep in four-year rivalry

District play is winding down on the volleyball court as some Big 7 teams are preparing for their final run at a district title and playoff spots, while others are looking to turn things around for a strong finish to the season. SharylandThe Sharyland Lady Rattlers made history at home Tuesday night with a 3-1…

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Six Big 7 teams still in playoff hunt

It’s Week Seven of Valley high school football and the district races are starting to take shape. With only the top four teams in each district qualifying for the playoffs, the time is now for the cream to rise to the top and for the rest to start looking forward to next year. In District…

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October 12, 2018 – City of Palmhurst – Referendum Election

*This is not a PROPERTY TAX * *This is not a PROPERTY TAX*Esto no es una CONTRIBUCIÓN TERRITORIAL/TIERRA ATTENTION CITIZENS OF PALMHURST TEXASATENCIÓN CIUDADANOS DE PALMHURST TEJAS THE PERMANENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE CITY OF PALMHURST CRIME CONTROL AND PREVENTION DISTRICT (POLICE DEPARTMENT) HAS ORDERED A REFERENDUM ELECTION OF THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE…

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