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Staff

-Eagle Pass

 

     On Tuesday morning, a robbery was reported at a local bar which is located on Highway 57.
     Chief of Police Antonio Castaneda, informed The News Gram that the case is under investigation, but theieves were able to make off with approximately $400.00 from the cash register.
     Police have yet to determine if the theft was committed by one or more than one individual, however the culprit was able to flee the scene in an automobile.
     Detectives arrived on the scene to get fingerprints and pick up evidence which can lead to the identification of those responsible.
     The robbery occurred sometime in the early morning hours and other damages were also reported to the establishment, as damage was done to a window.

     The case remains under investigation.

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Staff

-Eagle Pass

 

Local attorney Heriberto Morales of the Langley & Banack Law Firm has been named president of the Maverick County Bar Association.  The naming took place on Wednesday.  The association has approximately 55 members.

Morales takes the place of Felipe Hernandez.

The members of the Bar voted to make other nominations including Rolando Salinas as vice-president.  Salinas is part of the Law Offices of Knickerbocker, Heredia, Jasso and Steward.

Local attorney Edgar H. Juarez was named Secretary and the office of Treasurer will be filled by Francisco Martinez III.

The aforementioned appointments occurred on Wednesday February 13th.

President Morales and the rest of the Maverick County Bar Association are eager to rise up to the task and they will continue working for the betterment of the prestigious local association.

It has been in the last ten years that the bar has grown in terms of the number of lawyers in Eagle Pass.

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A.D. Ibarra

-Eagle Pass

 

In a bold move which shows that the newest appointed County Commissioner has come in to make difficult decisions which can help to save the county much needed funds, Commissioner Daniela Flores-Aleman has relieved Gil Ramos, former Precinct 2 Parks and Recreation Coordinator of his duties in order to put his salary back into the Precinct 2 Operating Fund.

"Mr. Ramos was in charge of the after-school program and activities for children in the Pueblo Nuevo area," stated Flores,"We wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors."

Commissioner Flores mentioned the fact that the move was not made in haste, but with consultation from county officials and said that she acted in the best interest of the community who she asks to have patience with her and that any major decisions will be for the benefit of the precinct.

"A large portion of Mr. Ramos' salary will go back into the Operating Fund," added the new commissioner, "In the few days I have been in office, I've noticed a lot of swollen salaries that may need to be addressed as monies have been moved to accommodate employee's salaries and I'm going to see to it that these funds are put back in the Road & Bridge budget for projects that are needed in my precinct."

She assures that she will do her utmost to work and collaborate with Commissioner's Court in order to improve the financial health of the county.

 

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