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Transparency in action: Temple ISD's community efforts draw praise as residents consider proposed bond projects | Region - Vimarsana News

Transparency in action: Temple ISD's community efforts draw praise as residents consider proposed bond projects | Region

Temple resident Chris Haggard is happy that Temple ISD Superintendent Bobby Ott is giving him and other area residents a voice in directing the growth of the district’s facilities. On Thursday evening, Haggard and approximately 100 other Temple ISD voters had the chance to review cost breakdowns and begin prioritizing future projects during the district’s second Citizen Advisory Committee meeting at the Frank W. Mayborn Civic and Convention Center, 3303 N. Third St. in Temple. “This is just an incredible feat that Dr. Ott has put together for the school district,” Haggard ...

A coming boom: Apartments, grocery store, restaurants and shopping planned - Vimarsana News

A coming boom: Apartments, grocery store, restaurants and shopping planned

New developments — including retail and dining options along with residential units — are coming to downtown Temple.

Downtown Temple Adding Some Exciting New Places to Eat & Shop - Vimarsana News

Downtown Temple Adding Some Exciting New Places to Eat & Shop

Downtown Temple is adding some fun and exciting new places to eat and shop.

Source: myb106.com
Here are 5 new attractions coming to Downtown Temple, Texas - Vimarsana News

Here are 5 new attractions coming to Downtown Temple, Texas

From a butcher to a food hall to a brewery, here is what is in store for Downtown Temple in the near future.

Source: kcentv.com
St. Augustine plans renewed efforts to make traffic curve safer - Vimarsana News

St. Augustine plans renewed efforts to make traffic curve safer

Following protests by a city resident, St. Augustine City Manager John Regan said he's moving forward with fresh efforts to make safety changes at a dangerous traffic curve.  Bruce Bates, of Anastasia Island, wants safety improvements on Anastasia Boulevard along what he calls "dead man's curve," the stretch that includes Red Cox Drive, Old Quarry Road and Anastasia Park Road. Bates launched a website, deadmanscurve.us, and a petition about the matter, and he spoke during public comment at Monday's Commission meeting.  Regan said the city has been working on the issue for years, and par...