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Meet your Salado Village Voice Staff

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The Salado Village Voice newspaper has seen more than three decades of service to the Village of Salado.

During that time, the newspaper has always been a family affair, since its founding by Dayton Kelly in 1979. After Dayton’s death, his sons Dennis and Bill operated the newspaper until the Fleischer family purchased the newspaper in 1988.

Salado Village Voice is locally owned and operated. “We are vested in Salado and invested in Salado,” says publisher and editor-in-chief Tim Fleischer.  [Read more…] about Meet your Salado Village Voice Staff

Salado struggles with deer population

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“There is no quick fix. There is no cheap fix. The problem will not go away. The longer you wait, the more expensive it will be.”

Derrick Wolter, a biologist with the Texas Parks & Wildlife, told a room full of Saladoans this about addressing the problems associated with a growing population of white tail deer in the Village more than a year ago.

Since then, every step taken by the Village to address the population of white tail deer has been met with opposition.

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Bill to buy out administrator contract tops $100,000

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Village and Foutz reach agreement on exit

The Village of Salado announced Nov. 14 that it had “reached mutually acceptable terms” with Kim Foutz and had executed an exit agreement with the Village Administrator.

The cost of that exit has exceeded $100,000, almost 10 percent of the total annual budget for the Village.

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General Election and Salado Precinct 203 votes

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Following are the results of the 2016 November 8 General Elections with the results for Precinct 203 for Salado.

PRESIDENT

Donald J. Trump (R) 

Total 59,032,954

Texas 3,468,028

Electoral College 276

Bell Co. 36,804

Precinct 203 3,469

Hillary Clinton (D)

Total 59,168,466

Electoral College 218

Texas 2,842,553

Bell Co. 26,899

Precinct 203 831

Gary Johnson (L)

Total 4,006,298

Electoral College 0

Texas 180,697

Bell Co. 2,262

Precinct 203 134

Jill Stein (G)

Total 1,193,339

Electoral College 0

Texas 43,315

Bell Co. 445

Precinct 203 25

U.S. REP., DIST. 31:

John Carter (R) 

Total 127,777

Precinct 203 3,582

Mike Clark (D)

Total 81,665

Precinct 203 703

Scott Ballard (L)

Total 9,752

Precinct 203 187

RAILROAD

COMMISSIONER

Wayne Christian (R)

Total 3,457,338

Precinct 203 3,412

Grady Yarbrough (D) 

Total 2,482,817

Precinct 203 702

Mark Miller (L)

Total 312,504

Precinct 203 228

Martina Salinas (G)

Total 181,151

Precinct 203 79

JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PLACE 3:

Debra Lehrmann (R) 

Total 3,576,174

Precinct 203 3,524

Mike Westergren (D) 

Total 2,497,661

Precinct 203 691

Kathie Glass (L) 

Total 225,261

Precinct 203 150

Rodolfo Rivera Munoz (G)

Total 140,559

Precinct 203 54

JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PLACE 5:

Paul Green (R) 

Total 3,534,255

Precinct 203 3,513

Dori Contreras Garza (D)

Total2,651,168

Precinct 203 728

Tom Oxford (L)

Total 184,612

Precinct 203 144

Charles Waterbury (G)

Total 67,077

Precinct 203 32

JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PLACE 9:

Eva Guzman (R)

Total 3,616,371

Precinct 203 3,477

Savannah Robinson (D)

Total 2,543,794

Precinct 203 715

Don Fulton (L)

Total 195,913

Precinct 203 169

Jim Chisholm (G)

Total 74,224

Precinct 203 50

JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS PLACE 2:

Mary Lou Keel (R)

Total 3,544,173

Precinct 203 3,460

Lawrence “Larry” Meyers (D)

Total 2,551,324

Precinct 203 703

Mark Ash (L) 

Total 205,577

Precinct 203 190

Adam King Blackwell Reposa (G)

Total 74,928

Precinct 203 42

JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS PLACE:

Scott Walker (R)

Total 3,553,666

Precinct 203 3,513

Betsy Johnson (D)

Total 2,585,240

Precinct 203 723

William Bryan Strange, III (L) 

Total 156,759

Precinct 203 122

Judith Sanders-Castro (G)

Total 110,305

Precinct 203 55

JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS PLACE 6:

Michael E. Keasler (R)

Total 3,554,225

Precinct 203 3,497

Robert Burns (D)

Total 2,615,653

Precinct 203 719

Mark W. Bennett (L)

Total 226,958

Precinct 203 182

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, DIST. 10:

Tom Maynard (R) 

Total 266,144

Precinct 203 3,548

Judy Jennings (D)

Total 214,433

Precinct 203 850

STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT 24:

Dawn Buckingham (R) Total 156,706

Precinct 203 3,604

Virginia “Jennie Lou” Leeder (D)

Total 59,913

Precinct 203 819

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 54:

Scott Cosper (R)

Total 20,498

Precinct 203 3,559

Sandra Blankenship (D)

Total 17,145

Precinct 203 881

The following candidates were elected, having no opponents in the Nov. 8 General Election: Cindy Olson Bourland (R), Justice, 3rd Court of Appeals, District Place 2; Melissa Goodwin (R), Justice, Third Court of Appeals District place 4; John Gauntt (R), 27th District Judge; Jack Jones (R), 146th District Judge; Fancy H. Jezek (R), 426th District Judge; Henry Garza (R), District Attorney; Jim Nichols (R), County Attorney; Eddy Lange, Bell Co. Sheriff; Shay Luedecke (R), Bell Co. Tax Assessor; Rolly Correa, Bell Co. Constable, Precinct 2.

Elizabeth Ward to speak at Auxiliary Meeting

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The Salado Ladies Auxiliary will conduct their monthly meeting on Thursday, Nov. 10. The meeting will be at the Salado United Methodist Church Youth Activity Center located on 650 Royal Street. Coffee and light food will be served at 9:30 a.m. with the meeting commencing at 10 a.m.

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