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From Vietnam to San Marcos: Veteran reflects on service, LBJ connection ahead of Honor Flight (opens the original)
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Nearly 60 years after coming home from Vietnam, Ed Utley knows exactly what he wants to do when he reaches Washington, D.C. He wants to put his hand on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. âI'd like to touch the Vietnam veteran wall,â Utley said. For the 81-year-old San Marcos resident, the opportunity will come Sept. 25-26, when he travels to Washington as part of Honor Flight Austin. The trip will give Utley a chance to visit the nation's war memorials and reflect on a three-year Navy career tha
Escape charge dismissed after jail mistakenly releases inmate (opens the original)
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A felony escape charge will be dismissed against a Hays County Jail inmate who was mistakenly released in July, while an internal investigation into how he walked out of the jail in place of another inmate remains ongoing. Xavier Isaiah Gutierrez, 21, was released from the Hays County Jail on July 18 in place of Zavier A. Aldaco, another inmate who was scheduled to be released. The Hays County Sheriff's Office initially said Gutierrez posed as Aldaco before being released and subsequently obtain
Escaped Hays County inmate recaptured in Guadalupe County (opens the original)
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A Hays County inmate who allegedly escaped from jail by posing as another inmate scheduled for release has been recaptured. The Hays County Sheriff's Office announced Friday that c, 21, of Pearland, was arrested without incident July 22 by the sheriff's office Organized Crime-Fugitive Unit at a residence in Guadalupe County. He has since been returned to the Hays County Jail. According to the sheriff's office, Gutierrez allegedly escaped July 18 by posing as another inmate, Zavier A. Aldaco, who
Cardona to retire after 10 years as SMCISD superintendent (opens the original)
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San Marcos CISD Superintendent Michael Cardona is retiring at the end of September after leading the district for the past 10 years. Cardona announced his retirement in a letter to district employees, students, families and the community. He said the decision came after "much reflection" and will allow him to focus on his health and family. "Serving this community over the past 10 years has been the greatest honor of my professional life," Cardona said. "It is now time for me to focus on my heal
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