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4 candidates with varied backgrounds run for JP in Starr County

By Gail Burkhardt on May 17, 2012

LA ROSITA — The Precinct 1 justice of the peace seat is the most contested of this year’s Starr County elections with four people with different backgrounds and political alliances seeking the position.
Candidate Imelda “Pinky” Cruz was…

Posted in Local News | Tagged county elections, Justice, political alliances, position, seat, starr county

Delays snag Mission’s nearly finished parks upgrades

By Gail Burkhardt on May 16, 2012

MISSION — Tarps, pool ladders and dust cover the floor of a nearly completed indoor pool complex in Bannworth Park, illustrating the all-but-finished, $4.3 million park-improvements project.
The pool and new gymnasium at Bannworth Park, on the…

Posted in Local News | Tagged indoor pool, park improvements, pool ladders

Turnout normal on 1st day of early voting in Starr County, elections chief says

By Gail Burkhardt on May 14, 2012

LA ROSITA — The first day of early voting in Starr County boasted a turnout of 1,448 voters.
The turnout is typical on the first day of early voting, said County Elections Administrator Rafael Montalvo. The county has about 30,000 registered voters…

Posted in Local News | Tagged county, county elections administrator, day, early voting, starr county, turnout

Former RGC commissioner to replace longtime judge

By Gail Burkhardt on May 14, 2012

RIO GRANDE CITY — A former Rio Grande City commissioner will take over the duties of a Starr County justice of the peace who died May 5.  
Francisco Gutierrez III was sworn in as the Precinct 4 justice of the peace at Monday’s Starr County…

Posted in Local News | Tagged judge, Justice, justice of the peace, Peace, rio grande city, starr county

RGC candidates hope to boost Election Day turnout

By Gail Burkhardt on May 10, 2012

RIO GRANDE CITY — About 16 percent of Rio Grande City’s voters came to the polls for the seven-day early voting period.
The 1,269 voters cast their ballots for the contested mayoral seat, one contested commission seat and one uncontested…

Posted in Local News | Tagged commission seat, election, Grande, percent, Rio Grande, rio grande city

Hurdles to homeownership defy good mortgage rates, expert says

By Gail Burkhardt on May 10, 2012

McALLEN — A troubled economy has caused the percent of U.S. residents who own homes to drop to its lowest point since 1997.
A U.S. Census Bureau report released April 30 shows that in the first quarter of 2012, 65.4 percent of U.S. residents owned…

Posted in Local News | Tagged census bureau report, expert, Hurdles, point, troubled economy, u s census bureau

Three Grulla baseball coaches benched amid allegations

By Gail Burkhardt on May 8, 2012

RIO GRANDE CITY — Three Grulla High School baseball coaches have been suspended in the middle of the team’s first run in the state playoffs.
Representatives for the Rio Grande City Consolidated Independent School District are investigating…

Posted in Sports | Tagged high school baseball, independent school district, rio grande city

3 Grulla baseball coaches benched amid allegations

By Gail Burkhardt on May 8, 2012

RIO GRANDE CITY — Three Grulla High School baseball coaches have been suspended in the middle of the team’s run in the state playoffs.
Representatives for the Rio Grande City Consolidated Independent School District are investigating allegations…

| Tagged baseball, Grande, high school baseball, independent school district, rio grande city, state

TB tests planned for 80 La Villa students, staff

By Gail Burkhardt on May 7, 2012

The Hidalgo County Health and Human Services Department will test 80 La Villa Independent School District students and employees who might have been exposed to tuberculosis.
Symptoms of tuberculosis, a disease that most commonly affects the lungs,…

Posted in Local News | Tagged school district students, staff, Symptoms, symptoms of tuberculosis, tuberculosis symptoms, VILLA

Finances a top priority for all 7 Granjeno candidates

By Gail Burkhardt on May 1, 2012

This story was published in the Sunday, April 15, 2012, print edition.GRANJENO – About 2.3 percent of this city’s population will run for local political office this May.
Seven candidates are vying for the Granjeno mayoral and two city commission…

Posted in Local News | Tagged April, edition, GRANJENO, population, story, top priority

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