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Cleveland city leaders discuss sales tax shortfall and proposed property tax rate (opens the original)
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CLEVELAND— City Council members have started preliminary discussions on a proposed fiscal year budget while facing a shortfall of about $659,000 in projected sales-tax revenue. The council unveiled the new budget proposal during its Aug. 18 meeting. The current budget projected about $6 million in sales- tax revenue. That funding stream plays a vital role in allowing city leaders to continue providing necessary services to residents, officials said.
Cleveland council votes to adopt impact fees for future developers (opens the original)
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CLEVELAND— City Council voted unanimously to approve an ordinance that allows the city to adopt new water and wastewater impact fees for future development within the city. The one-time fees are intended to generate additional revenue to help maintain water and wastewater infrastructure, which is necessary due to the city’s rapid growth. City officials, with help from Bleyl Engineering, developed the impact fees, which are competitive with those imposed by other cities of the same size and with
Cleveland leaders hear concerns about cancer clinic closure (opens the original)
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CLEVELAND— Several residents shared their worries about Texas Oncology’s decision to close a local branch clinic Aug. 31 and urged the Cleveland City Council to take action last week. Dr. Pierre Kory originally opened the oncology/ infusion clinic, which has answered community medical needs for seven years, the council was told. Officials said Texas Oncology/US Oncology has since acquired the business, which now faces being shut down.
LHS student participates in prestigious learning experience (opens the original)
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Liberty High School student and rising star Jaenelle LaFleur was recently chosen to participate in American Legion Auxiliary (ALA) Girls State, or Bluebonnet Girls State, a prestigious program that allows incoming seniors to participate in an immersive mock government experience. Exceptional female high school students are chosen for the event, which is held each year at Texas Lutheran University in Seguin. While there, the students can receive firsthand experience with a variety of topics, incl
Longtime lawman looks toward retirement (opens the original)
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PLUM GROVE — After 34 years in law enforcement, Frank Longoria is retiring and riding off into the sunset. Longoria has held many roles across the county, working at multiple agencies, and now he is closing out his time as chief of the Plum Grove Police Department. “I’ve been a cop for most of my adult life. It’s really the only thing I know how to do,” said Longoria. “It really hasn’t hit me yet.”
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