Analysis: Hays CISD could double student body by 2033
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 06:06:52 GMT
HAYS COUNTY, Texas (KXAN) --- More and more students are expected to enroll in Hays Consolidated Independent School District in the next decade. According to a demographic study, the district could more than double its student body by 2033. There is an agenda item listed for Tuesday's school board meeting to go over the Population and Survey Analysis (PASA). "Current PASA services include geocoding all students, projecting student population, providing grade-level projects, and providing a long-range plan," the agenda items aid. "In completing their work, they commit to spending an extensive amount of time in the District gathering information in person. Population and Survey Analysts (PASA), previously worked with Hays CISD in the early 2000’s."Three scenarios of growthThe analysis listed three growth scenarios for the district by 2033:Low growth: 40,505 students Moderate growth: 45,423 studentsHigh growth: 48,150 studentsIn a low growth scenario, the report said there would have t...Vikings star receiver Justin Jefferson has ‘good chance’ to play this weekend
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 06:06:52 GMT
It seems as if the Vikings avoided anything serious when it comes to star receiver Justin Jefferson.After being ruled out a chest injury on Sunday in Las Vegas, the 24-year-old Jefferson was taken to a local hospital out of precaution. He was discharged in short order and arrived back at Allegiant Stadium in time to fly home with his teammates after Vikings escaped with a 3-0 win over the Raiders.Asked about the decision to send Jefferson to a local hospital, head coach Kevin O’Connell noted that the training staff felt it was important to rule out any possible internal complications. The door is open for Jefferson to be back on the field when the Vikings play the Bengals on Saturday in Cincinnati.“I consider Justin day to day with a good chance to hopefully be with us playing,” O’Connell said. “He’s doing pretty well today. It’s just a matter of continuing to monitor any potential things that could arise. You know, what he’s like from...St. Paul, Met Council seek letters of interest for downtown Central Station block
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 06:06:52 GMT
In downtown St. Paul, a block of mostly-empty land surrounds Metro Transit’s downtown Central Station on all sides. Bounded by Fourth and Fifth streets, as well as Cedar and Minnesota streets, the land is largely owned by the city of St. Paul and the Metropolitan Council, the metro’s regional planning agency.And in the eyes of both public bodies, it’s ripe for redevelopment.April 11, 2018 aerial photo of the Green Line Central Station in St. Paul. (John Autey / Pioneer Press)The city and Met Council are soliciting recommendations from developers who have big ideas for the 1.66-acre site, which hosts a vertical circulation tower from the light rail train platform to a skyway bridge.Letters of interest are due to the Met Council by 5 p.m. on Jan. 11.The Met Council intends to use the responses to inform a selection and evaluation process down the line for a formal request for proposals for redevelopment.Not submitting a letter of interest does not preclude a develope...County Manager Ryan O’Connor trades Ramsey County for the Met Council
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 06:06:52 GMT
Ramsey County will soon be looking for a new county manager to replace Ryan O’Connor, who will be named this month as the next regional administrator for the Metropolitan Council.O’Connor’s appointment is expected to be officially approved by the full Met Council on Dec. 13. The seven-county metro’s regional planning agency oversees Metro Transit, solicitations for federal transportation funding, wastewater infrastructure, regional parks and trails, planning grants, a suburban Section 8 affordable housing program and other regional priorities.O’Connor had served as Ramsey County’s director of policy and analysis and deputy county manager before being elevated to county manager in July 2018, less than two years before the outset of the pandemic. When COVID-19 became a household word, he oversaw a breakneck pivot to transform county services, including setting up a range of emergency shelters for the homeless.“Given Ryan’s extensive background in su...Albany man pleads guilty to fraud
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 06:06:52 GMT
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- An Albany man has pled guilty to defrauding a loan program intended to assist struggling businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the United States Attorney's Office. Scott Solomon, 37, had been charged with two counts of bank fraud. Get the latest news, weather, sports and more delivered right to your inbox! Solomon admitted to fraudulently applying for and was granted Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans back in 2020 for two restaurants he formerly managed in Saratoga Springs. Solomon reportedly submitted false tax documents for each loan, lying about each restaurant’s payroll and number of employees. According to the USAO, despite the two businesses being non-operational at the time he applied for the loans, Solomon used the loaned funds, which totaled $163,993, in ways that were prohibited by the PPP. Solomon was also accused of fraudulently obtaining forgiveness for one of the loans, falsely stating to the lender that he had put a maj...PHOTOS: Buc-ee's officially opens in Springfield
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 06:06:52 GMT
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Buc-ee's has officially opened in Springfield on Monday, Dec. 11.Tons of people were braving the cold on Monday for the grand opening. People were waiting in line to get in the Buc-ee's at 6 a.m. 5 things to know about Buc-ee’s opening in Springfield Buc-ee's employees gave out prizes and even the Buc-ee's mascot was there hanging out with the crowd and cheering.The store has aisles of food with thousands of snack, meal and drink options for travelers on the go. The beaver nuggets, Texas barbecue and homemade fudge are what the travel center is also known for.Check out the video below as Buc-ee's Pitmaster Randy Pauley gives OzarksFirst a look at preparing its famous barbecue. The travel center is also known for having the cleanest bathrooms and of course there are 120 gas pumps available to use.Update: Missing woman found
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - Police were asking for the public's help to find a missing woman. She has been found and is safe.Ciara and Russell Wilson welcome baby girl
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Ciara and Russell Wilson are parents again.The couple announced the birth of their daughter, Amora Princess Wilson, on Monday, a day after the Denver Broncos defeated the Los Angeles Chargers.“2 wins in less than 24 hours!” Russell Wilson posted on Twitter, adding the baby made her debut at 9 pounds and 1 ounce.AMORA PRINCESS WILSON9lbs 1ozWe Love You so much! @Ciara 2 wins in less than 24 hours! pic.twitter.com/UbhZJMIA3T— Russell Wilson (@DangeRussWilson) December 11, 2023Related ArticlesEntertainment | Opinion: Naughty or nice? Boebert, Coach Prime, Jokić, Casa Bonita and more Entertainment | Broncos, Ja’Quan McMillian dominate Chargers, author another chapter in turnaround story: “This is the best defense, by far, I’ve ever been a part of” Entertainment | Kiszla: It’s a horse race! The hot breath of the Broncos now on the neck of Patrick Mahomes in AFC West. Entertainment | Broncos WR Jerry ...Kizsla vs. Gabriel: Who is the MVP of this 6-1 run for the Broncos?
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 06:06:52 GMT
Kiz: Don’t need a computer simulator to tell me the odds or tea leaves to foresee the future. The Broncos are going to make the playoffs. I guarantee it. Predicted a 10-7 record before the season, but I never thought it could happen this way. How did we get here? Never a doubt, eh?Gabriel: Never a doubt. My 8-9 prediction has me currently looking like the opposite of you, Kiz: a real downer instead of a constant ray of sunshine. We got here because the Broncos suddenly started winning the exact kind of games they’ve lost for the better part of the past seven years: close games. Physical games. 50/50 games. The kind that pockmark the NFL every week. Of course, Sunday wasn’t quite that. It was pretty thorough from Sean Payton’s team over a Chargers team and coach in Brandon Staley that looks headed for more rocky road.Kiz: I don’t know if I believe the Broncos can end the reign of Kansas City as boss of the AFC West. But since beating the Chiefs, Denver has been the best team in the ...Broncos stock report: P.J. Locke making case to keep starting role after Kareem Jackson returns
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 06:06:52 GMT
Assessing the Broncos’ stock in the wake of a 24-7 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers at SoFi Stadium.Stock UpOLB Jonathon CooperThe Broncos’ third-year outside linebacker has been solid all season and continued to impress in Sunday’s road win against Los Angeles. He helped set up Denver’s first touchdown when he intercepted a pass tipped by Baron Browning. The Broncos’ edge group is young and ascending, but it’s been through some machinations and growing pains this season. In all of that, Cooper’s been the most consistent, and he’s carried the heaviest workload.S P.J. LockeLocke is playing a really good starting partner next to Justin Simmons, and he’s not going to easily give up his starting spot to Kareem Jackson when Jackson returns from suspension next week. Locke’s capable of playing the deep half in coverage, is doing his job in run support and, in perhaps the most pleasant surprise for Denver, he’s become a really good blitzer. Locke had seven tackles, a strip sack...Latest news
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