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Housing and Development Newsletter The club also has hired Mike Orosco as general manager. Orosco joined the Montecito Club in March with an extensive history in private club hospitality and membership development. Before joining the team, he served as the clubhouse manager at Hillcrest Country Club in Los Angeles. “I’m excited to be part of the Montecito Club family and work with a stellar team,” Orosco said. “We have an exceptional membership group that is thrilled to return to the club and connect with friends and colleagues with whom they haven’t seen in a long time. We aim to b...

Seguin, TX, USA / Seguin Today Apr 9, 2021 5:48 AM (Kingsbury) – The annual Hermann Sons Food Truck Festival is adding a few twists to this year’s event. Paul Gescheidle, organizer and member of the Seguin Hermann Sons Lodge #37 says one of those added twists includes a change in venue. He says instead of hosting the event in the Hermann Sons parking lot, this year’s scholarship fundraiser will move east to Moyesway Shooting Sports in Kingsbury. “We had to do it offsite out of city limits due to the festival restrictions with COVID. We found a place on 85 acres that does sporting clay...

Q&A: US Title 42 Policy to Expel Migrants at the Border Well before the Covid-19 pandemic, Stephen Miller, White House adviser to then-US President Donald Trump, floated the idea of using the government’s public health authority as a means of achieving the administration’s long-pursued goal of closing the border to asylum seekers. At the time, White House officials and attorneys reportedly told Miller, who has promoted white nationalist ideologies, and Trump that they lacked the legal authority to do so. But as the US was hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic, Trump administration officials p...

'Arbitrary' and 'absurd': Uneven enforcement at Texas border prompts migrants to try, try again Story by Lauren Villagran | Photos by Omar Ornelas © Omar Ornelas/ El Paso Times Marie Martine grows worried about what do to next after a failed attempt to be allowed to remain in the U.S. Marie Martine and Briyanne Jeanniton fled their native Haiti, traveled for years on parallel journeys across two continents before landing at the Texas border. Their paths never crossed but, in March, they each made what they hoped would be their last leg: They surrendered to Border Patrol ag...

Irasema Coronado, Eva Moya and Stephen Mumme Opinion contributors With President Biden’s addition of 100 million more doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine to the nation’s vaccine stockpile, the U.S. is now likely not only to meet its target of vaccinating all adults by June, but also to have a surplus in the millions of doses to share with other nations. The recent announcement that the U.S. plans to “loan” Mexico 2.5 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine is a promising start, but as the U.S. rolls out a larger strategy of vaccine diplomacy this summer, it will be faced again wit...