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Statewide backlog drops 12,776 voter registrations on Bell County officials before midterms (opens the original)
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BELTON â Bell County received 12,776 voter registration applications from the Secretary of State Office after Texas officials discovered that the Department of Public Safety (DPS) failed to send thousands of voter registration applications and updates to county election offices. The Bell County Elections Office learned Thursday, Sept. 24, about the local impact of the statewide backlog, which affects election offices across Texas just weeks before the November midterm election, according to a
Temple hosting three open houses for residents to revue $15 million Sammons bond proposal (opens the original)
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Temple will hold three community open houses to provide information and answer questions about Proposition A, the $15 million Sammons Community Center bond proposition on the November ballot. Residents may learn about the proposed replacement community center, why the bond election was called, the estimated tax impact and what the proposition would authorize for the center design, construction and equipment. The city decided to permanently close the historic facility in March after independent a
Temple survey finds steep declines in resident ratings of city services, government confidence even as people plan to stay (opens the original)
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Most Temple residents plan to stay in the city despite giving lower marks in community ratings compared to three years ago. Some of the steepest drops came in confidence in government, employment, transportation and community design. The National Community Survey, conducted by the National Research Center at Polco with the International City/County Management Association, measures what it calls the âlivabilityâ of a community â whether residents consider it desirable and want to live there
Former bioscience vice chair tied to companies leasing property to district, Temple College (opens the original)
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The Temple Health & Bioscience District paid nearly half a million dollars in public tax dollars to rent a property from a company with ties to the boardâs former Vice Chairman Gregg Strasburger, according to corporate records. The propertyâs relationship with public entities â and the Strasburger family â predates the districtâs lease. Strasburger Partnership, owned by Gregg Strasburgerâs father, Harvey Thomas âH.T.â Strasburger, bought the 1802 S. First St. property in 1987. In
Belton appoints interim director of development services (opens the original)
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BELTON â Belton City Manager Sam Listi announced the appointment of Assistant Director of Development Services Tina Moore as interim department director effective Oct. 1. Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confirm list signup. Error! There was an error processing your request. Stay ahead of the curve with instant alerts on the most urgent and impactful breaking news as it happens. Sign up to receive the latest breaking news delivered to your email inbox.
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