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Hinojosa: Retired teachers deserve a long overdue cost-of-living adjustment – Rio Grande Guardian
I encourage all Texans to vote for Proposition 9 and support our retired Texas teachers. The approval of this proposition in November will provide a much-needed Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) to certain Teacher Retirement System (TRS) members. It has been two decades since our TRS beneficiaries received a COLA, making this proposition long overdue.
New 36-unit affordable rental community coming to south McAllen – Rio Grande Guardian
MCALLEN, Texas – Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham visited south McAllen this week to participate in a groundbreaking ceremony for a new multifamily housing complex. Buckingham said the General Land Office was awarding $5 million to build Jackson Road Apartments, a 36-unit affordable rental community. She said all 36 units are guaranteed for low- to moderate-income (LMI) residents. The funding is coming from a federal government program to help with disaster recovery.
Pulido: We cannot keep growing in the RGV without an adequate water supply – Rio Grande Guardian
In recent years we have been hearing about water shortages due to multi year droughts and an overall shortage due to waste and abuse of our water sources. Water supply Corporations and Irrigation District then have to manage their dwindling supply by implementing water restrictions. Sometimes Irrigation Districts are caught between which customers are more important. A farmer with a 50-acre vegetable field might be more important than someone with a 5 acre pasture for livestock.
COMMENTARY: Parking for new Hidalgo Co. courthouse, drainage questioned
Back when I was a young boy, the Hidalgo County Courthouse was open for half a day on Saturdays. It was the perfect place for my grandmother, Porfiria Guerra, to sell her tamales. She sold them for 50 cents a dozen and they were the best in town. We would walk to the courthouse, sell tamales, and then ride the elevator up to the fifth floor, stand on a chair and look out the window as far as the eye could see.
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