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Photos courtesy of the city of San Marcos

BRINGING POWER

Last week's storm knocked out power to much of San Marcos. SMTX Utilities experienced 136 outages impacting 12,000 customers with 50 additional reports of downed lines that did not impact power. Neighboring utility providers including New Braunfels Utilities and city of Seguin Utilities along with three contractors helped SMTX Utilities with restoration and clean-up efforts. Total restoration of outages due to last Thursday’s storm was accomplished on Saturday night just before 10 p.m.

Allocations show sales slow down across San Marcos, county wide as well

It appears inflation and skyrocketing prices may be having an impact on local spending habits as there has been a decrease in sales tax allocations for San Marcos for this period and year to date. Several other cities across Hays have seen a similar decrease in spending compared to 2023 while others are still showing growth.

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Cabela

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Dee

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Candidia

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Greyson

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Canelo

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Hopper

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Oreo

Seven dogs to be euthanized by Tuesday, fosters desperately needed

The San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter is in desperate need of help. In a post on the shelter’s instagram page from May 14, it said that 111 animals entered the shelter in the week prior. Seven dogs will be humanely euthanized on Tuesday, May 21, if they are not put in foster, adopted or flagged by a rescue organization.

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Widowed spouse makes plea to all living partners

DEAR ABBY: Today I ironed and folded my late husband’s lucky fishing shirt and placed it into a box going to Goodwill. Continuing with the task, I matched up 14 pairs of my good merino wool socks, most of which had been gifts from him in times that were not so flush. After three months, I have finally moved the box containing his ashes from the kitchen table.

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Live Oak Community that provides people with cognitive disabilities a caring and supportive community in order to grow and thrive. The community has an internship program that utilizes Texas State University students, and the graduation ceremony was on April 30. Top left, Noramia Ford, Theresa Macora, Natalia Henriquez, Andre Holtzhausen — Live Oak intern, and Brooklyn Thomas. Top right, Grace Garrison-Tate received the Ollie Seay Award for Excellence. Bottom left, Heidi Zelaya speaks about her internship. Bottom right, the group entire graduating class of interns.
Daily Record photos by Shannon West

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Above, Taegan Allen and Jacky Pecera attended the event. Below, Tahni Engelhardt spoke about her internship experience.
Daily Record photos by Shannon West

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HELPING OTHERS

Live Oak Community gives TXST students hands-on experience

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