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Fossler leading incumbent Crouch in Bastrop City Council race - Vimarsana News

Fossler leading incumbent Crouch in Bastrop City Council race

Incumbent Jimmy Crouch is trailing challenger Kerry Fossler for the Place 4 seat on the Bastrop City Council with 11 of 13 precincts reporting.

Source: yahoo.com
Bastrop ISD calls $321M bond proposal for May ballot - Vimarsana News

Bastrop ISD calls $321M bond proposal for May ballot

The ballot will have a single proposition to address district growth. The bond proposal will have no tax rate increase, the district said.

Source: kvue.com
Sal Raspanti: State Senate Candidate 28th District - Journal & Topics Media Group - Vimarsana News

Sal Raspanti: State Senate Candidate 28th District - Journal & Topics Media Group

Sal Raspanti, candidate for 28th State Senate. Age: 59 Education: Oakton Community College, DePaul University Job/professional background: (Retired) Vice President of Global Sales - FM GLOBAL. Elected office currently or previously held, and/or any other service as a volunteer, or in community, education, etc. settings: Currently serving as City Clerk of Park Ridge (elected 2021),

City Council to discuss legislative priorities at Sept. 13 workshop - Vimarsana News

City Council to discuss legislative priorities at Sept. 13 workshop

No action will be taken during the workshop meeting.

Bastrop elections: Voters approve $183.7 million school bond - Vimarsana News

Bastrop elections: Voters approve $183.7 million school bond

The third time was a charm for the Bastrop school district as voters approved an $183.7 million bond Saturday to build new schools, boost technology infrastructure, upgrade safety and security, and improve existing facilities. The bond was split in two propositions: Proposition A is an $178.8 million general purpose proposition that would fund the construction of two new elementary schools, the expansion and renovation of existing facilities, safety and security upgrades, and general improvements. Proposition B is a $5.8 million special purpose proposition that would fund improvements ...