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We no longer have a sprinkler system, County Judge Richard Evans said of the Bandera County courthouse.
Trampled by horses, stakes and vehicles that occupy the courthouse lawn during events, Evans said the sprinkler system has been destroyed. Seeking guidance from the court on how to best handle requests to use the lawn from various entities throughout the year, Evans expressed concern that the property is not being preserved.
Were not doing citizens a service by not maintaining their courthouse, Evans said during the Jan. 23 regular commissioners court. I get tired of always being the bad guy[but] we need to do something.
Pointing out that the courthouse is the center attraction of town, Evans said people like to congregate for photos and weddings, though the barrage of activities has killed the grass and compacted the soil making the site less attractive. He did not endorse repairing the sprinkler system, saying he felt it inappropriate to water during drought conditions.
Itll rain some day. Well have grass some day. Itll look good some day, Evans said, adding when that day comes the lawn will need to be looked after with more care.
Historically eight regular events are hosted annually at the courthouse. Commissioners suggested hosting only non-profit groups on the lawn; all other groups may use the asphalted perimeters. County Attorney Jana Lindig suggested the county create a schematic to delineate usable areas. She said she would draw up a release of liability form for all vendors to sign before future events.
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Hitch Fit Personal Training Client Sheds 30 Pounds of Fat and Drops 13% Body Fat
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SHEDS full of forgotten heirlooms and dust covered collectables in the south-west are likely to be aired on national television.
SHEDS full of forgotten heirlooms and dust covered collectables in the south-west are likely to be aired on national television.
TV series Australian Pickers is looking to film in Warrnambool in March, providing they generate enough interest from people with sheds and homes full of unique or bizarre items.
The second season is a spin-off of an American series. Two episodes were filmed in Victoria last year but producers are hoping to film an entire episode in the south-west.
It all depends on the kinds of participants we get, associate producer Eve Neylon said.
Were looking for people with garages full of stuff and boxes they might not have opened for 10 years.
Some people might be professional collectors.
We dont want people with stuff theyd sell at a garage sale.
Pickers starring in the series pay and negotiate for the items they find locally, but the show grabs audiences by promising interesting characters among idyllic country backdrops.
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MOREAU -- Almost everyone agrees sewer service is needed along Route 9 if it stands a chance of blooming into the commercial corridor desired to offset the residential tax burden in coming years.
But, as always, its a question of who will pay for the infrastructure, and many are wondering if theres a way to distribute the cost of a proposed $14.1 million project which includes sewer service on Route 9 and down Bluebird Road across the town instead of laying it only on those within the sewer district.
Is there a way to have it paid for by the entire town not just those in the district? If we get commercial development on Route 9, we will all benefit, said resident Bobbi Spaulding during the public comment portion of Tuesdays Town Board meeting. Spaulding, who does not live in the proposed extension, made the connection between the tax base and the school district considering closing a school, saying its all connected.
Supervisor Preston Jenkins said that was a common suggestion he heard over the past 30 days, and an idea he would support pursuing.
I dont know if people would support it, but I wouldnt have a problem trying it, Jenkins said.
The Town Board meeting fell the day after the deadline for property owners within the sewer district to petition to send formation of the new district to a vote.
That vote will be held from noon to 8 p.m. April 1 at the Municipal Complex using machines from the Saratoga County Board of Elections.
By law, only property owners may vote, which some residents took issue with at the meeting.
Corporations will get one vote, and if one person owns several properties, they will get one vote. If a property is owned jointly, it appears both owners would get a vote, said Town Attorney Karla Beuttner.
The town learned in early December it would qualify for low-interest funding, for the first time ever, and was given a condensed timeline to complete adoption of the district, which was required for a valid application.
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January 30, 2014 - Indoor Football League (IFL) Sioux Falls Storm The Sioux Falls Storm and Head Coach Kurtiss Riggs are proud to announce the coaching staff for the 2014 season. Three of the four positions will feature coaches new to their role, but certainly not new to the Storm Organization. Long-time defensive lineman, Rachman Crable, and former defensive back and coach, Andre Fields will be joining the Storm's coaching ranks as defensive line coach and defensive backs/special teams coach, respectively. Former coach, Brian Hermanson, returns as defensive coordinator and former offensive lineman, Paul Keizer returns for his 5th season on the Storm sidelines. All four coaches carry impressive football resumes.
PAUL KEIZER
Offensive Line Coach- 5th Season
Paul Keizer will be entering his fifth season on the Storm coaching staff. Keizer, a former two-time all-star, played for Sioux Falls in 2007 and 2008. During Keizer's career, the Storm allowed only 18 sacks on 836 passing attempts. The Storm offensive line, led by Keizer, set a team record in rushing yards and total points during the 2007 season.
Keizer, a South Dakota State University alum, is currently a trainer at the Sanford POWER facility. He and his wife, April, live in Sioux Falls with their two children.
RACHMAN CRABLE
Defensive Line Coach- 1st Season
Rachman Crable returns to the Sioux Falls Storm in a new role. He will serve as the defensive line coach for the 2014 season. Crable played six seasons for the Storm recording 222 total tackles, 88.5 tackles for loss, 37 sacks, 9 forced fumbles and 12 blocked kicks. Having played for three other teams, Crable brings over 10 years of indoor experience to the coaching staff.
Crable is a graduate of Ball State University. He is currently living and working in Sioux Falls with his fiancee, Olympia Scott, and their two children.
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