Saladoans had a chance to meet Don Ferguson, the new city administrator at the end of his first day on the job May 1 and to reacquaint themselves with Rick Ashe, the new Chief of Police in Salado, during a reception at the Salado Civic Center attended by more than 50 people.
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On May 6, Salado voters will decide whether a large portion of the Village will be disannexed from it or will remain within the city.
Salado Village Voice put the following questions before the seven candidates for the Village of Salado Board of Aldermen. Their answers follow.
1. With the final approval of permits for the sewer coming, will you work as an aldermen to make progress on the sewer, suggest different plans or oppose progress on the sewer? Why? (100 words)
2. What ideas, proposals, approaches will you bring to the Board of Aldermen concerning Economic Development, attracting new businesses and promoting Salado, if you are elected? (150 words)
3. What is your vision for Salado in five years? in 10 years? How do we get there as a community? (150 words)
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The wording on the Village of Salado election ballot has led to some confusion among local voters, resulting in phone calls to the newspaper, city offices and questions of election judges.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is expected to give the Village of Salado its final opinion on the biological assessment for the sewer system next week.
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Salado Village Voice put the following questions before the seven candidates for the Village of Salado Board of Aldermen. Their answers follow.
Salado Village Voice questioned the seven candidates for the Village of Salado Board of Aldermen on disannexation. Their answers follow.
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Much has been made of how much or how little the disannexed property owners will pay in property taxes if an election for the disannexation of a large portion of the Village of Salado is successful on May 6.
But what about those who are left behind?
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Funeral services for Victoria “Tori” C. DeKay, 17, of Belton, will be held at 11:00 AM Saturday, April 22, 2017, at Temple Bible Church, 3205 Oakview Drive in Temple with Rev. Tom Robins, Rev. Steve Vaughn and Ed Gillispie officiating. A private burial will follow.
A Sаlаdо Hіgh Sсhооl senior wаѕ killed іn аn аutоmоbіlе accident lаѕt night in Cedar Pаrk.