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December 11, 2012

Council member set to resign

Athens — SEVEN POINTS — Kenny Boyle is scheduled to resign when the Seven Points City Council meets Thursday.

The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. in the council chamber at Seven Points City Hall.

The council is also expected to discuss and vote on amending the holiday schedule for city personnel.

Other agenda items include:

• renewing the inter-local agreement with Caney City and the City of Eustace;

• renewing a contract with the Humane Society of Cedar Creek Lake;

• considering the request of T.W. Stanfield to place a sign on private property on State Highway  334 owned by Donny Rice;

• considering the request of Marcus Moore with Cedar Creek Buildings to allow the sale of items contained inside repossessed or foreclosed buildings on the premises; and

• considering a request from Ray and Sheila Ashley pertaining to their personal “Crime Watch Patrol.”

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  • Athens house burned

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    During the final days of the 83rd Legislative Session, the Texas House approved the Teacher Retirement Actuarial Soundness Bill, or SB 1458, which will put the Teachers Retirement System on solid ground for years to come.

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  • Beetle infestation in county

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