Glad to read the harpists are coming back for another show! We had just been talking about the show when they were here two years ago. Wonderful news! Not so sure about that waterpark though. Thanks for keeping us up to speed Dan!
Great edition overall. Would like to specially note how much I enjoyed the two lead articles about students. Rakesgiving is a heartwarming activity, perfect for this time of year. I can't believe it's been going on so long without more recognition. A great example of a community coming together - students learn to give to others, ACE Hardware supports them, neighbors and the community garden all benefit, too. I also enjoyed the article about older students having the unique opportunity to learn career skills at the Fire Fighting Academy in CFBISD. Kudos to Christopher Holterhoff (his personal story is amazing) and his students and CFBISD.
Yes. For a time, the city was budgeting as if Hegar's proposed changes were in effect, just in case the state tried to claw back that money. I'm not sure whether they're still doing that.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Glad to read the harpists are coming back for another show! We had just been talking about the show when they were here two years ago. Wonderful news! Not so sure about that waterpark though. Thanks for keeping us up to speed Dan!
Great edition overall. Would like to specially note how much I enjoyed the two lead articles about students. Rakesgiving is a heartwarming activity, perfect for this time of year. I can't believe it's been going on so long without more recognition. A great example of a community coming together - students learn to give to others, ACE Hardware supports them, neighbors and the community garden all benefit, too. I also enjoyed the article about older students having the unique opportunity to learn career skills at the Fire Fighting Academy in CFBISD. Kudos to Christopher Holterhoff (his personal story is amazing) and his students and CFBISD.
What happens to the taxes related to that lawsuit? Are they still going to Coppell?
Yes. For a time, the city was budgeting as if Hegar's proposed changes were in effect, just in case the state tried to claw back that money. I'm not sure whether they're still doing that.