Joe Ramírez Se Convierte En El Vicepresidente De Asuntos Estudiantiles De Texas A&M

City Of College Station Responds To Multiple Inquiries Of City Parks That Need To Be Mowed

The city of College Station is asking residents to not mow city property. That was in response on the city’s “See, Fix, Click” app to someone who thanked a neighbor for mowing tall grass at Brothers Pond Park so kids could play soccer and baseball. The city’s response also explained record breaking rainfall has delayed mowing in many parks. The city’s social media says the city’s mowing contractors and parks and recreation staff are working as quickly and efficiently as possible to get back to a regular mowing schedule.

Texas A&M Police Warns Students Not To Lend Money To Strangers

Texas A&M police is looking for a known suspect who is accused of stealing money from students. A UPD spokesman tells WTAW News that nine victims have lost between a few hundred to $3,000 dollars from someone asking to borrow but not repaying money for various reasons like paying tuition. A UPD news release says federal law accuses the suspect of burglary because they enter campus buildings when they violate a criminal trespass order. Anyone with information about the suspect in this case or anyone who has been asked to give a large amount of money to a stranger is asked to call UPD at 979-845-2345.

Bryan ISD School Board Members Are Told Why They Have To Spend Excess Money In The District’s School Meal Fund

The Bryan school district makes enough money from school meals that the state requires spending some of the excess. That led the BISD school board at this week’s meeting to replace equipment. The board approved assistant superintendent Kevin Beesaw’s recommendation to spend $146,000 dollars to replace equipment. BISD’s new school nutrition director, Sandra Baxter, who was promoted following the retirement of Sundy Fryrear, explained the purpose of what are called pass-through units. Baxter said school cafeterias use pass-through units to keep prepared food at their proper temperature until it is served. The purchases replace equipment at Jones elementary and at Bryan High. Click below to hear comments from the May 20, 2024 Bryan ISD school board meeting.