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Marks sees challenges in Sealy’s future
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Coming from the growing community of Fulshear, Chandler Marks sees some interesting challenges ahead as he steps into the economic development coordinator position with the city of Sealy. Marks was hired at last month’s Sealy city council meeting and assumed the position on Dec.
TAKING CHARGE
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When it comes to taking charge of the growing pet population in area counties, nobody steps up to this challenge harder than Cheryl Mellenthin and her PUPS organization. PUPS, Prevent Unwanted Pets, was formed by Mellenthin in October 2003 and has since spayed and neutered more than 37,000 animals.
Development still ongoing
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Wallis City Council is still doing its due diligence on a conventional home subdivision development that is planned for the community. “It is an ongoing project but I am not at liberty to discuss it because the estate has not been settled as of yet,” said Dayne Rice, developer for the property in question.
Bill 147 filed to protect land
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Texas Senator Lois W. Kolkhorst (R-Brenham) has filed Senate Bill 147 to address growing concerns in protecting Texas land against foreign government ownership.
NEWS BITS
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Blinn highlights apprenticeship opportunities
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The Blinn College District showcased its electrical pre-apprenticeship and apprenticeship programs during a National Apprenticeship Week webinar organized by the Houston Area Apprenticeship Council to provide businesses, communities, and educators with a forum to discuss their initiatives and connect with job seekers.
Student encourages others to chase their dreams
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After a winding road to her Associate of Applied Science Degree in Nursing, Paige Friendshuh has a message for her fellow Blinn College District graduates. “I hope I can encourage people to chase their dreams relentlessly,” said Friendshuh, who will give one of two student addresses at Blinn’s fall 2022 commencement ceremony this month.
