Walkable streets provide a human-scale network
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San Ygnacio, Texas: en aquel entonces and now
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In 1951 a group of Zapata and San Ygnacio residents, ranchers, farmers, business owners, and veterans formed the Executive Committee for the Preservation of San Ygnacio and saved the historic town from condemnation, demolition, and relocation
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Webb County Historical Commission and Laredo College will host screening of Los Tejanos, A 500-year History Oct. 15
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Award-winning documentary tells our story
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Moody Foundation continues generous support for LC campus improvement
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$500,000 grant will go to continued restoration of Ft. McIntosh historic buildings
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City of Laredo salutes Council member Dr. Tyler King’s Military Service
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He will return before final consideration and adoption of the City’s budget
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El Cenizo Groundbreaking for Lamar Bruni Vergara El Cenizo Public Library renovation set for August 11
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Renovation funded by Mellon Foundation through U.S. Border Philanthropy Partnership
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Timely Border Wall and Buoys discussion set for July 25th in San Ygnacio at the Historic Plaza Blas María Uribe
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Topics to include recent flooding, buoy fiasco, siltation, water quality, flood threats, and San Ygnacio’s 1951 exclusion from the “taking” of riverfront lands for the Falcon Reservoir
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Unmoored one-ton buoys head south; despite “ticking time bomb” warning from experts more buoys still being planned for South Texas
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Experts who predicted this exact scenario were ignored by city and federal officials; citizens demand action to protect them from federal government
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Texas A&M AgriLife Extension sets informational public meeting regarding New World Screwworm July 8
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Meeting begins at 10 a.m. at LC’s Yeary Library
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Next Stories of Laredo: Community Journaling program set for July 14, 6 p.m. at the Joe A. Guerra Library
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