Vol. 145 No. 6 GEORGETOWN, TEXAS n JUNE 23, 2021 One Dollar

Juneteenth reflects on past Event highlights progress, continued struggles

By KATHERINE ANTHONY for this year’s Georgetown Juneteenth celebration was On Juneteenth’s 156th “Education, Health, and anniversary — and in the Justice for All.” year it became a national On June 19, 1865, news holiday — Georgetown citi- of the Emancipation Proc- zens gathered to remember lamation — signed by “how far we’ve come and President Abraham Lin- how far we have to go” in coln more than two years fulfilling America’s prom- earlier — reached Galves- ise of equality. ton, Texas, when a group Wesley Jarmon, key- of enslaved people finally note speaker at this year’s learned that they were free. Georgetown Juneteenth ob- Mr. Jarmon said, at that servance, summed up what time, there were an estimat- must lie ahead to ensure a ed 250,000 slaves in Texas. full democracy for all. In the decades since, “We must challenge the Juneteenth celebrations status quo,” he said Satur- have spread nationally d a y. and, on Thursday, the day Mr. Jarmon is a retired was recognized as a feder- administrator for the Fed- al holiday when President eral Communications Com- Joe Biden signed the June- mission and founder of the teenth National Indepen- Ernest Everett Just Foun- dence Day Act into law. SHARP ANDY BY PHOTOS dation, whose mission is to Under the hot, midday Above, Rachael Jonrowe, Georgetown’s District 6 City Council mem- foster academic excellence sun, Mr. Jarmon on Satur- for students in science, day recounted the struggles ber, who recently announced she’s stepping down from that position, technology, engineering, experienced by African receives a hug from Joyce Gadison as Jonrowe is honored with a and mathematics. Americans since that first plaque near the conclusion of the 69th Juneteenth Celebration Sponsored by the George- Juneteenth — Black Codes, conducted by the Georgetown Cultural Citizen Memorial Association town Cultural Citizen Me- Jim Crow, KKK terror — on Saturday. Gadison is the association’s vice-president. Association morial Association (GC- and he told the Georgetown president Paulette Taylor is at back right. This year’s event was held CMA) since 1975, the local gathering that Juneteenth in the parking lot outside the association’s shotgun house at West Juneteenth celebration is a reminder that the strug- 8th and West Streets. Left, Trell Trotter-Salsberry, front, and Allyson commemorates the eman- gle for equality continues. Patterson, members of Georgetown’s Saving Grace Church Praise cipation of enslaved Afri- Team, perform a musical selection. can Americans. The theme Continued on 10

Library exhibits Jewish driver’s licenses

The Georgetown Public The exhibit tells the sto- Library has the privilege ry of the journey, from the to exibit 13 Jewish driver’s license holders to their de- licenses confiscated during scendants, and will be view- the Holocaust, which will able through the month of be on display starting June J u l y. 27. “13 Jewish Driver’s Li- The history exhibit is a censes is about a German collaboration between the town coming to terms with library and Congregation its darkest past,” said Lisa Havurah Shalom, which Salko, a relative of two of will bring these driver’s li- the licensees. “It is a story CHRISTOPHER DE LOS SANTOS CHRISTOPHER censes to Georgetown. about human connection Jammie Swanks, Williamson County Sheriff’s Posse “This exhibit tells a story and about doing the right corporal, and volunteer Beth Baumann assemble the sun of discovery and reflection, thing. And it is a story and the power of reckon- about hope for all of us in shades for the VIP section at the rodeo in Jarrell. ing and reconciliation,” The licenses on display at the Library are over 80 years old. today’s tumultuous world.” Library Director Sally Mic- The exhibit is free and ulek said. “The Library is The licenses that will be found, a high school class will be open to the public proud to host this exhibit, displayed were taken from set out to find the descen- during library hours. It can and we are grateful to Con- the Jewish citizens of a dants of the licence owners, be found on the first floor of Sheriff’s Posse gregation Havurah Shalom small town in Germany in a search that brought them the library, 402 West Eighth for bringing it to the com- 1938, and remained undis- as far as Austin in Central Street, beginning Sunday. munity.” covered until 2017. Once Texas. rodeo returning this weekend City Post Chophouse now open for lunch Event being held in Jarrell The Williamson County cades, moved to Jarrell in Wang, Manny Farahani, came through last week. of III Forks, and the restau- BY KATE THURMOND Sheriff ’s Posse Rodeo will 2019. Joe Lykes, and Kevin and The oyster bar is cur- rant will bring on a new be held in Jarrell Friday No longer affiliated with After a year of Covid-re- Rachel Cummins of Sweet rently the only dine-in op- sous chef in July as well. and Saturday. the Wilco Sheriff ’s Office, lated woes, City Post Chop- Lemon Kitchen. tion, and is serving lunch “It’s a good start,” Mr. Sanctioned by the Cow- the posse produces rodeos house finally celebrated Co-owner Kevin Cum- for anyone wishing to grab Cummins said. “We’re real- boy’s Professional Rodeo and raises money for local their soft opening Tuesday. mins originally predicted Gulf oysters. Mr. Cummins ly happy with the team we Association, great riders charities while promoting The new steakhouse oc- a February soft opening said the plan is to start im- have.” and ropers from Texas and youth, equestrian and ag- cupies the former post of- for the restaurant, but porting East Coast oysters The market inside the Louisiana will take part in ricultural activities in the fice building on the Square, supply-chain issues held as well down the line. building is also open, as is the event. county and surrounding and even kept the original up construction, such as a He said he hopes the the upstairs event space, Sheriff ’s Posse officers areas, said Crystal Mattice, mailboxes at the entrance, refrigerator delivery being restaurant and ground-lev- which can hold up to 132 and members are very ex- secretary-treasurer of the though they will now be delayed by months, he said. el bar will be open in late guests. Mr. Cummins said cited to bring the Rodeo Posse. used to house goodies for The main restaurant is still July once the team has they may open up the space back to Jarrell this year, “Last year we could not patrons who pay a member- in need of a vent hood for hired and trained enough for dining if demand re- said Posse Lieutenant Alex hold a rodeo because of ship fee. the wood-burning oven, but staff. City Post has six em- quires it. Mouton. The Sheriff ’s Pos- Covid restrictions,” said The restaurant and oys- all the necessary operation ployees at the moment. The se rodeo, which had been Mr. Mouton. “We are very ter bar is owned by Gary permits and certifications head chef is Adrian Corkill Continued on 10 held in Georgetown for de- happy that everything came together this year and there is a lot of excitement Volumetric water rates New water rates from our sponsors and the (per 1,000 gallons) citizens of Jarrell and Wil- liamson County.” Gallons Cost in effect Jarrell is enthusiastic 0-7,000 $1.85 also, City Manager Vanessa Shrauner said. 7,001-15,000 $2.75 Continued on 5 15,001-25,000 $4.80 Follow the 2-day per week watering schedule ©2021 Williamson County Sun 25,000 and more $8.40 City of Georgetown | water.georgetown.org 2 The Williamson County Sun, June 23, 2021 Wilco Covid-19 numbers slightly down since June 1 Rates expected to stay consistent until more are vaccinated

By CHRISTOPHER DE LOS SANTOS ing to health district data. fully vaccinated as of June Covid vaccines available for that level of immunization, to build protection than re- Although numbers have 16, according to the Texas those without insurance. non-vaccinated people are lying on herd immunity or The average number of improved compared to ear- Department of State Health more protected from infec- getting sick with Covid-19. daily new Covid-19 cases lier in 2021, there is still a Services. Among the coun- Community immunity tion because there is less of The three vaccines in in Williamson County was risk of a future surge in ty’s residents ages 65 and Dr. Anthony Fauci, chief an opportunity for the dis- widespread use in Texas 12.4 from June 7 through cases. over, who are some of the medical advisor to Pres- ease to spread, according –– Pfizer, Moderna and June 20. “Until we can reach a most vulnerable to the dis- ident Joe Biden, told Dr. to a statement from the Na- Johsnon & Johnson –– have That number is down higher level of vaccine cov- ease, 79 percent are fully Mike Varshvski on June tional Institutes of Health. each shown a high level of from the 13.3 average daily erage in the community, vaccinated. 6 that herd immunity will While experts don’t yet effectiveness against most cases reported from June there is a likelihood that Covid vaccines are avail- make cases decrease. know the exact percent- variants active in Texas, 1 through June 13, and no- we will stay at the current able at pharmacies all over “When you get that level age of people who would experts with the CDC, as ticeably lower than the 350 level of [infection] activity, the county, with most ac- of protection that turns out need to get vaccinated to well as Texas’ largest not- cases per day on average or worse, increase if [new] cepting walk-up service to be the threshold of herd achieve community immu- for-profit hospital compa- reported late in January, variants start spreading,” without appointments. immunity, you’ll know it, nity, Dr. Fauci in April said ny Baylor Scott & White according to Williamson said Allison Stewart, lead Pharmacies do not charge because you’ll see the infec- that community immunity Health, have said. County and Cities Health epidemiologist with the residents for the vaccines, tions almost disappear,” he should be established when Public health officials District data. health district. but they do bill health in- said. over 80 percent of the pop- recommend that those who Since June 1, the seven surance providers. Sched- Herd or community im- ulation is fully vaccinated. are not fully vaccinated con- day rolling average for new Present vaccine coverage uling is available on phar- munity occurs when a large Still, the Centers for tinue to wear masks, avoid positive Covid tests has Among Williamson macy websites. section of a community is Disease Control and Pre- large groups and social dis- hovered around 2 percent, County residents ages 12 Public health clinics immunized against a conta- vention reports that being tance when around people down from around 13 per- and older, 56 percent were across the county make gious disease. By reaching vaccinated is a safer way they don’t know well. cent in late January, accord-

Nearly 100 kids experience flight at Fly Day event Georgetown’s Fly Day brought crowds, kids, and aviation enthu- siasts to the city’s airport Satur- day morning. Organized by the Experi- mental Aircraft Association of Georgetown and the Commemo- rative Air Force Devil Dog Squad- ron, Fly Day offered 111 free plane rides to children and those accompanying them in historic and small personal aircrafts. The event’s star attraction was a World War II era bomber, the Devil Dog Warbird. Over the course of four flights, 24 people experienced a trip in the aircraft over the city and airstrip. As part of the national Young Eagles program, Experimental Aircraft Association volunteer pilots took 49 total flights in their own vehicles, and were accompa- betteR late tHan neveR nied by 87 passengers.

( ’ )! CLARK THURMOND jesus won t mind The event aimed to inspire children to learn about aviation Rancho Siena Elementary student Andrei Deleon, 10, rode with Pilot Dallan Reese rentscH BreWery a gift to 2500 ne Inner lOOP you from and aircrafts. in a RV12. The plane is Mr. Dallan’s mother’s, and was built in her garage over the — Nicholas Cicale course of three years.

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Georgetown Sertoma Club & City of Georgetown The Williamson County Sun, June 23, 2021 3 Veterinarian’s license How to get involved suspended after A Gift of Time hosts town hall Friday By BRAD STUTZMAN Those interested in ap- member for a nonprofit State of the City report, animal cruelty charges plying for membership on before, but we strongly en- that percentage represents A Gift of Time – seeking the nonprofit’s board of -di courage you to think about more than 17,000 people. to establish a dementia day Boehm’s veterinary prac- rectors can also learn more joining us,” she said. “If Gift of Time board mem- By CHRISTOPHER DE LOS SANTOS program in Georgetown tice, Mr. Travis said. during the town hall. you do not have time to ber John Stock – who previ- – will host a virtual town The Texas Board of Vet- On May 20, Wilco detec- “We are growing,” Ms. serve as a board member, ously served more than 12 hall Friday, June 25, from erinary Medical Examiners tives, along with members Zamora said. “A Gift of consider serving on an ad- years as executive director 10-11:30 a.m. suspended the license of of the State Board of Vet- Time is recruiting new visory committee.” for The Caring Place – said Executive Director Josie Dr. Dana Boehm following erinary Medical Examin- volunteer board members. Ms. Zamora is a regis- age is the number-one risk Zamora said all who are in- her arrest June 16 on mis- ers, carried out a search The board is committed tered nurse who, in 2017, factor for developing de- terested can join in, learn- demeanor animal cruelty warrant at the practice, Mr. to our mission to estab- founded A Gift of Time as a mentia. ing about A Gift of Time charges, Brittany Sharkey, Travis said. lish Georgetown’s first nonprofit. The group grew Mr. Stock said one out of and its volunteer opportu- general counsel to the ex- At the practice detec- dementia day program, a out of a city government every 10 American adults is nities. aminers board, said Friday. tives found, “unclean, much-needed service in our survey and subsequent responsible for providing or She said the town hall “If she is convicted and unhealthy conditions” as community.” Commission on Aging, arranging care for a family will include a discussion sentenced to jail time, the well as “strong, foul odors, She said the strongest which identified George- member or friend suffering on A Gift of Time’s virtual board’s procedures will feces, urine puddles, urine- qualifications of any board town’s need for an afford- from dementia. programs and future plans, allow Dr. Boehm’s license soaked clothing, uncapped candidate are compassion able day center. A Gift of Time recently plus opportunities for com- to be administratively re- used syringes, and loose and a commitment to serve According to city govern- opened an office at 116 West munity members to donate voked,” Ms. Sharkey said. medications,” the state- caregivers and their loved ment figures, approximate- Eighth Street, Suite 102. their time and talent. The Board of Veterinary ment about the investiga- ones living with dementia. ly 30 percent of George- For more information, vis- To register, send an email Medical Examiners licens- tion read. “You may not have con- town’s population is age 65 it Ms. Zamora there or call to education@agiftoftime- es and disciplines veter- Detectives observed an- sidered serving as a board or older. Based on the 2018 512-819-1738. georgetown.org inarians and veterinary imals being kenneled and technicians, Ms. Sharkey boarded in these condi- said. tions, as well as a lack of A Williamson County food and water, the state- magistrate signed an ar- ment read. rest warrant June 16 for Dr. All of the animals in the Boehm on Class A misde- clinic at the time of the meanor charges of animal search were removed and cruelty after a two-month have since been recovered investigation. Class A mis- by their owners. demeanors in Texas are Following consultations punishable by a fine of no with others in the veteri- more than $4,000 and/or up nary field regarding this to one year in a county jail. investigation, detectives Dr. Boehm, whose veter- sought a warrant for Dr. inary practice operated on Boehm for the Class A mis- Farm to Market Road 3349 demeanor offense of ani- southwest of Taylor, sur- mal cruelty, Mr. Travis said. rendered herself to Travis The Williamson Special County authorities for ar- Crimes Unit continues to rest and booking into jail investigate and may file June 16, a statement by Wil- further charges, Mr. Travis liamson County Sheriff ’s confirmed Monday. Lieutenant Russell Travis said. Vet license review Dr. Boehm was released Without jail time, Dr. on bail later that day. Boehm’s case would follow PHOTOS COURTESY WILLIAMSON COUNTY COURTESY PHOTOS the full administrative and County officials cut a ribbon to mark the end of two road projects on Ronald Reagan Boulevard. Investigation conducted investigative processes of Detectives with the Wil- the Board of Veterinary liamson County Sheriff ’s Medical Examiners, Ms. Special Crimes Unit began Sharkey said. Community celebrates completion of to investigate Dr. Boehm A meeting with the Tex- after an English bulldog as State Office of Adminis- named Jax died on March trative Hearings might be Ronald Reagan Boulevard road work 20. required to decide whether The death occurred fol- she keeps her veterinari- By NICHOLAS CICALE is a heavily traveled road near a lowing a week of boarding an’s license, Ms. Sharkey densely populated subdivision. at Dr. Boehm’s practice, Mr. said. Williamson County on June 16 We needed this project to enhance Travis said. The State Office of -Ad held a ribbon cutting to mark the safety at these intersections.” Jax’s owner provided ministrative Hearings end of two road projects on Ron- Work at the Silver Spur inter- detectives a video of Jax at conducts final hearings ald Reagan Boulevard near Sun section added a deceleration lane home on March 13 walking on many state profession- City. and left turn lane on Ronald Rea- around and acting healthy, al licensing disputes and The projects, which were ap- gan Boulevard, as well as a new prior to being left in Dr. resolves disputes between proved by voters through the acceleration lane for motorists Boehm’s care, Mr. Travis state agencies, other gov- county’s 2019 bond and had a turning onto the road, according said. ernment bodies and the $875,350 price tag, aimed to en- to the county. Intersection light- Upon picking Jax up, the public, said Kristofer Mon- hance safety at the Ronald Reagan ing and solar-powered beacons owner found the dog unable son, chief administrative intersections with Silver Spur were also installed. to walk, covered in urine law judge. Boulevard and Sun City Boule- Changes at Sun City Boulevard and with sores all over his The Texas Board of Vet- vard, according to the county. were similar. The county con- body, a statement by the erinary Medical Examin- “With this ribbon cutting, we structed an acceleration lane for sheriff ’s office read. ers’s website contains a list celebrate a very important safe- those turning left from Sun City Jax was taken to another of veterinarians and vet ty project,” said County Com- Boulevard and added overhead veterinarian for treatment, techs whose licenses are missioner Valerie Covey, who solar traffic beacons. County Commissioner Valerie Covey spoke on and was euthanized be- in good standing and those represents Precinct 3 and Sun Road work was completed over June 16, calling recent road work needed to cause of the dog’s extensive who have been disciplined, City. “Ronald Reagan Boulevard a seven-month period. improve safety near Sun City. injuries. Ms. Sharkey said. If an an- From March 24 to May imal is mistreated by a vet, 20, Williamson County de- the animal’s owner should tectives and animal control file a complaint with the officers investigated Dr. PERSON-TO-PERSON MONEY TRANSFER

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CLARK THURMOND — LINDA SCARBROUGH Publishers Kindness abounds be over “Confederate bricks”). I do, how- Kathryn Manasco, General Manager .... [email protected] Nicholas Cicale, Managing Editor ...... [email protected] ever, applaud Mr. Kotson for invoking the Matthew Brake, Production Manager [email protected] Kate Thurmond, Reporter ...... [email protected] ghost of Barry Goldwater in his diatribe Dawn Steele, Advertising ...... [email protected] Katherine Anthony, Reporter ...... [email protected] in Georgetown! about Trump, free speech, voter identifica- Rodney Schwartz, Lead Pressman ...... 512-930-4824 Christopher De Los Santos, Reporter [email protected] I have been so restricted in what I can do tion initiatives, the spread of fascism, etc., physically that my trips out haven’t been etc., etc. many in the past six months. My number It takes effort to find a 57-year-old com- one place to visit has been my therapy pool; ment to support a modern-day issue and I a very distant second is H-E-B on Highway appreciate it. Who knows, in 50 years may- What’s It? #4 29. Last Friday, I went at 2:45 p.m. and the be someone will find something in one of store was increasingly packed and busy. I Mr. Biden’s memorable speeches to toss was there for an hour and within that time around as an illustration of the times to frame at least 20 different people offered to come? Or maybe not. help me — to get something for me or emp- DENNIS MORGAN ty my cart or pick up my cane … the kind Cypress Springs Way Samaritans were men and women, young and old, ethnic and Caucasian who shared in common love expressed in kindness and A rifle, Confederate generosity. You all were awesome! Thank you to all of you! And to all kindred spirits! soldier and Sam Houston Kindness abounds in our town. God bless I was troubled by the photograph in the you. June 16 paper showing a man carrying an THE REVEREND ANN HAGMANN automatic rifle on the Square. In a way, the Meadowbrook Drive Sun signals that the practice is okay. What Galatians 5:22 The fruit of the Spirit is on earth was this man anticipating in order love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, good- that he might need that weapon? ness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-con- The statue of the Confederate soldier trol. needs to be removed. After all, according to Clara Stearns Scarbrough’s book, Land of Good Water, three Texas counties voted Ghosts of Goldwater, against secession, including Williamson. Sam Houston opposed secession. Let’s tribulations of Trump move the statue and encourage people not I don’t usually read the letters sent to to carry automatic rifles in public. the Sun, given how tiresome and repetitive MARIE SMITH they often are (the latest outrage seems to John Thomas Drive oday’s puzzle presents an unusual was “The Daytripper.” Lots of people knew pattern, sort of like a four-leaf clo- the place, got the secret message, and just ver in outline. The lower portion is in about everyone had either visited the farm Move statue, reclaim Square for all of us bright sun, the upper is shaded by a and loved it, or planned to visit because cloud as it drifts across the scene. Do they had heard how much fun it is. I am one of those who advocate for the Elsewhere, beyond family lore, facts still Tyou know the place? If so, enter this week’s — Clark Thurmond removal, from our Courthouse Square, the exist, can be researched and restored. “What’s It?” puzzle. Put “WI#4” in the sub- overweening Confederate statue that is the My purpose in arguing for removal of ject line and send your answer to answer@ symbol of the worst chapter in the history the statue is to reclaim our public square wilcosun.com. From the correct answers, of Texas. Choosing war against America for the public. The Square belongs to all we’ll draw one name and that person will for the purpose of maintaining the bar- of us, citizens of every age and persua- get the Sun for a whole year. barism of slavery was a decision that cost sion. There is no special grant or privilege * * * more than 3,000 young Texan lives, devas- for those who feel a special reverence and Drawing winner this week is Willie Lind- tated the state’s economy for generations even ownership for their particular histor- sey. The scene, shot last October, is Sweet and forever earned this Confederate state ical icons. There are museums, personal Eats Fruit Farm on Highway 29 east of the label, “Loser.” properties and private organizations that Georgetown not far from its intersection I am not expecting, or trying, to change can host the Confederate statue along with with Highway 95, leading north to Granger the story that passes for history among true a true and accurate rendition of its place in and south to Taylor. The secret message for believers. As history lessons were passed Texas history. space travelers, readable only from above, down through the decades within Texas And the Square can be a welcoming families and textbooks, each generation place, again, for all. adjusting, smoothing the hard edges of the BILLIE REANEY dreadful, factual history, which was eroded Texas Drive Guest essay and supplanted by more elegant versions. A crowd on the Williamson County We must protect elections Courthouse lawn enjoys a By WALTER L. BRADLEY cess were eyewitnesses to corruption that performance by they testified to under oath. the Georgetown eith Steiner argued in the June 12 (3) “Why shouldn’t we make it easier Fire Department issue of the Sun that it should be the for minorities to vote since their sons and Pipes and Drums goal of every state to maximize vot- daughters are defending and dying for the in 2019. er turnout and make it easier, rather rest of us?” I went to Roy Miller High School than more difficult, to vote. Sadly, he in Corpus Christi with 60 percent Hispanic Knever mentions the safety and security of and Black students and have many friends the voting and counting process. It would who are minorities. They are insulted by be foolish to maximize voting by making arguments that Texas voting laws are “re- it so easy to cheat that everyone appears strictive,” as they imply that they are too to have voted because we mailed ballots to dumb to have a driver’s license and social every home address in the country. This security card. Poor people — white, brown, SUN ARCHIVE would include people who have died, oth- or Black — may need some assistance but it ers who have moved and some who would is readily available without regard to race. gladly sell their voting ballot for $10. (4) I could find no evidence that Texas It is a historical fact that Lyndon John- has the most restrictive voter laws of any national disgrace. There is a growing body son won his primary election to the Senate state. Texas is, in fact, more generous than Cottages of Sun City of evidence that it was not instigated by in 1948, with 221 votes from [Box 13 in Jim many states (e.g. New York, Delaware). Ear- President Trump or the Republicans. The Wells County]. It is generally accepted that ly voting is available all day for two to three came attached mainstream media’s one-sided coverage of President Kennedy won his election over weeks before election day. If I vote early, I There is actually a large existing area this ugly event is telling. Richard Nixon in 1960 with a significant seldom have any significant wait. of attached housing that was here when I Mr. Kotson wants voting to be easier for number of corrupt votes from Chicago. (5) Republicans in the 2021 legislative ses- moved to Sun City in 2009. I ride a bicycle minorities since they are in the military Philadelphia has sometimes had 100 per- sion wanted to eliminate drive-by and mail- through what our bike group calls the cot- and defending the rest of us, sometimes cent of votes in some precincts for Demo- in ballots to reduce cheating. Five states do tages most days of the week and have been with their lives. I retired from the U.S. crats. have 100 percent mail-in voting but there inside a number of them. These can be Navy with both enlisted and officer service More than 500 people who worked in the has not been any study to quantify how perfectly delightful housing for single peo- and find Mr. Kotson’s comment to be offen- 2020 election-counting process testified much cheating takes place. ple or couples who don’t move to Sun City sive and insulting. What does he think the under oath in formal hearings about wide- As we become more polarized as a na- encumbered with space-hogging hobbies or nonminorities — whites — in the military spread fraud in the voting and counting tion, the incentive to cheat in elections is too much paraphernalia. People with more are doing? Voting should be no harder or process where they worked. In Nevada, growing rapidly and secure elections are limited mobility can also manage them. easier for any American of voting age and more votes were “counted” than the num- the hallmark of democracies, whereas “ba- Those I’ve seen share one common wall the integrity of the voting registration pro- ber of people who were registered to vote. nana” republics illustrate what dishonest and come with two bedrooms, two baths, a cess and actual voting should be strongly Widespread voting irregularities were re- elections look like (i.e., Venezuela). Most two-car garage, and a workable living, din- protected. ported in Arizona, Nevada, Pennsylvania, of the democracies around the world have ing and kitchen combination. Mr. Kotson is flat wrong in his assertion Wisconsin, and Michigan. For example, in-person voting with picture photo to min- There is also a back porch. It helps to that Texas has the most restrictive voting Republican monitors required by law to imize corruption. dislike mowing and pruning, because this laws of any state. Texas has early voting, oversee the vote counting process while I am glad that Republicans have not yet is contracted via the community associ- seven states do not; that makes those sev- Democrat monitors were allowed to do helped to pass an infrastructure bill. The ation. The worst problems might arise in en states more restrictive than Texas. The their monitoring. original infrastructure bill proposed by agreeing on a new roof or an exterior paint seven states with no early voting are Con- In the June 16 Sun, John Kotson asked President Biden had only 9 percent of ex- schedule. If you want to see the existing necticut, Delaware (where early voting law why Republicans embrace extremism. His penditures for infrastructure projects. Why area, just drive around the Portsmouth, will take effect January 1, 2022), Kentucky, examples illustrating his claim are pitiful: do Democrats embrace such extremism? Essex, Honey Creek, or Bonham Loop Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, (1) “Is an armed insurrection in our na- area. It’s designed to look just like the rest and South Carolina. tion’s Capitol a virtue?” Walter L. Bradley, Ph.D., is a retired profes- of older Sun City neighborhoods with a fair Mr. Kotson seems to forget who gave the (2) “Trump lost a free and fair election sor of materials science and engineering at amount of green belt acreage. country energy independence, who got the … ” As noted above, more than 500 people Texas A&M University. He lives in Sun City JUDY PHILLIPS Keystone Pipeline going again, who got the working in the election vote-counting pro- in Georgetown. Grapevine Lane southern border wall started, and who has stopped them all. This terminated thou- sands of jobs, many of them union. How to get your letter in Essay on extremism Also forgotten is who created the ongo- • Letters may be condensed and edited for clarity • Letters of 250 words work best and are the most ing illegal immigration crisis on Ameri- and to meet Sun style. likely to get in first. doesn’t hold up ca’s southern border, which is essentially • Include your full name, telephone number • Do not send an attachment, but include the letter The Sunday Sun of June 16, 2021, ran a blacked out by the mainstream media. Only where you can be reached during the day, email in the body of your email. Send your message in guest essay entitled, “Why do Republicans one party finds infrastructure spending address, and postal address. We don’t publish email text to [email protected]. embrace extremism?” by John Kotson. In and bailing out blue states to be the same telephone numbers or street addresses, but we • Deadlines for the Wednesday and Sunday papers my opinion, this essay is not worthy of the thing. L.T. TERRELL do publish street names. are noon Mondays and Thursdays. Sun. The storming of the U.S. Capitol was a Ridgewood Drive 5 The Williamson County Sun, June 23, 2021

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Anna Marie (Ber- degree from Sam Warren Jefferson big city and moved Bettie Nitcho- Nitcholas (Zamara). tram) Aiken, 91, Houston State Callan and Lessie to Georgetown to las of Georgetown Survivors also in- went home to Jesus University. She Lee Schneider were enjoy the slower passed away on clude nine grand- on June 19, 2021. married Charles united in Holy Mat- pace, deer grazing June 19, 2021, at the children, Levi, Lu- Anna was a force of H. Aiken (Charlie) rimony on June in the yard, etc. age of 86. Bettie cas, Megan, Mandy, nature -- a creative and they settled in 17, 1950. On June Uncle Doddy loved was born on May Dawson, Reid, Lil- dynamo with a keen Georgetown, where 17, 2021 the Lord watching the little 13, 1935, in Van Als- iana, Paloma and intellect and a gener- Charlie practiced brought our Uncle ones. They were tyne, Texas to E. T. Nina. She also has ous spirit. She loved veterinary medi- Doddy home and re- also avid fishermen, and Jewel Britton. seven great-grand- her husband, Char- cine for more than united him with his spending many va- She grew up in McK- children. lie, Chinese foo dogs, and Big 40 years. After their children beloved Lessie. cations on the lake. inney, Texas, and graduated Bettie was preceded in Red soda. were raised, Anna worked Warren was born in Austin Services are currently from McKinney High School death by her parents, her three Anna was a community with Charles as a dog groom- on December 28, 1927, to War- pending with The Gabriels Fu- in 1953. During high school, sisters, Ruby Scott, Linda Brit- volunteer in Georgetown for er, assistant, and receptionist. ren and Mattie Hall. He was neral Chapel in Georgetown. Bettie was a cheerleader, a ton and Gail Wall, and one son, many years. She served as Anna is survived by daugh- preceded in death by his wife, Serving as honorary pallbear- class favorite and a Miss Tex- David Lee Nitcholas. a city council member, PTA ter Joy and partner Monte Lessie, brother William Cal- ers are: Joe Bob Kay, Gary as Contestant. She attended Pallbearers for Bettie will president, and United Way Mann, daughter Mary Lou lan, sisters Marguerite As- Schneider, Glenn Schneider, North Texas State University be Levi Simpson, Lucas Simp- chair. Her proudest accom- Dupuis and husband Tim, man and Zelma Haile, and in Mark Schneider, Gerald Pobo- and was named Miss North son, Dawson Nitcholas, Reid plishment was the inception and son Fred and wife Conny. his own words, “just about ev- ril, and Bob Waterman. Texas State her freshman year. Nitcholas, Jim Simpson, and and nurturing of the George- She was preceded in death by erybody else.” He is survived In lieu of flowers, memo- In 1954 Bettie married her Stephen Woodward. town Public Library, where Charlie and her sons John Ed- by several loving nieces and rials may be made to Seaton high school sweetheart, a mar- There will be a visitation on she remained a dedicated ward (Eddie) and Ernest Gray nephews and their families. School Preservation Fund, riage that lasted over 66 years Friday, June 25 from 4-7 p.m. fundraiser, board member (Ernie). Warren was born and raised c/o Jane Williams, 12135 State until her death. at Ramsey Funeral Home in and advisor well into her 80s. Services will be Saturday, in Austin. He was employed Highway 53, Temple, Texas, Bettie was a devout Catholic Georgetown, Texas. She taught Sunday School at June 26, at 11 a.m. at St. Johns by Lone Star Paper Company 76501. all her life and was always ac- Services will be held on St. John’s United Methodist United Methodist Church, and its successors until his We will all miss you, Uncle tive in her church. During the Saturday, June 26 at 10 a.m. at Church and volunteered at the Georgetown. In lieu of flow- retirement. Warren and Les- Doddy, but we know you are past 40 years as a member of St. Helen Catholic Church in Caring Place. ers, the family suggests that sie shared a love of sports… now at peace and can walk St. Helen Church in George- Georgetown, Texas. A native of West Columbia, donations be made in Anna’s especially those that involved hand in hand with Lessie into town, Bettie served in many Bettie will then be laid to Texas, Anna was high school name to the Georgetown Pub- “burnt orange.” They held eternity. capacities including the Build- rest at Our Lady of the Rosa- valedictorian. She earned a lic Library. season tickets to Longhorn ing Committee, Sacristan Du- ry Cemetery in Georgetown, football and women’s basket- ties, Ladies Club president Texas. ball for many years and could among others. She was loving- often be found attending those ly referred to as Saint Bettie by Death Notices games, as well as baseball and one of the priests. volleyball. But upon retire- Bettie is survived by her ment, they decided to leave the gabrielsfuneral.com husband, Monty Nitcholas, Donna Marie (Bane) Ramirez, 51, of Florence, Texas her daughter, Diane Simpson passed away on Saturday, June 19, 2021. A time of visitation (Jim), her two sons, Kent Ni- will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday, June 25, 2021 with the tcholas (Brenda) and Mark ramseyfuneral.com Recitation of the Rosary to begin at 7 p.m. at Santa Rosa de Lima Catholic Church in Andice, Texas. The Funeral Mass will be Betty Adams Riggs, 80, of Georgetown, Texas, passed away held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, June 26, 2021, at Santa Rosa de Lima on Saturday, June 19, 2021, in Round Rock, Texas. A time of vis- Catholic Church. Donna will be laid to rest, following the ser- itation will be held from 10-11 a.m. on Saturday, June 26, 2021 at Obituaries may be e-mailed to [email protected] vice, at Florence City Cemetery. A reception will be held back Cross and Crown Lutheran Church, 3800 Shell Road, George- Monday at 5 p.m. for the Wednesday paper, at Santa Rosa de Lima Catholic Church following the graveside. town, Texas, 78628 with the memorial service to begin at 11 a.m. Thursday at 5 p.m. for the Sunday paper. Sheriff jails unknown woman on lunacy charge June 24, 1921 shocked when GHS Princi- tivities. Kenjewel Hayes is Chet Garner will preview Bruce Maekeson grilled pal Jim Hundley leaves to Miss Juneteenth. Her court the Georgetown debut of sausages. Activities contin- Woman Held Here on Lu- yesteryears be principal at a school near consists of Ilah Jefferson, “Daytripper” at San Ga- ued all day. nacy Charge — Sheriff Leo BARBARA YELVERTON Texarkana, principal Rich- Nikki Carruthers, Markita briel Park’s Movies in the * D. Allen was called to the ard Steinhauser resigns to Williams and Miss Conge- Park. Bobby Eugene Jennings, Alex Munson home a few this time, he was at East- get out of school adminis- niality Jamie Rienes. * longtime local business- miles east of town Wednes- view school house. When tration and coach Natalie At the Juneteenth Din- man, passed away this day evening to take charge June 19 & 23, 2013 he stopped his truck, he dis- ner in the San Gabriel Park week. Jennings, 78, owned of an unknown woman Gunter resigns to become covered that it was afire. A Happy 90th Birthday Community Center: Bertie Bobby Jennings Small En- who came to the Munson women’s basketball coach Dorrace Hodges, longtime Shanklin from Georgetown gine Repair, later known home during the rain late leak from the gasoline tank at Angelo State. county courthouse employ- visited with Round Rock as Georgetown Outdoor Wednesday afternoon. was the source of the fire, * ee friend Kathryn Bailey. Power. Sheriff Allen says the un- the gasoline being ignit- At the Palace: “The Bud- * fortunate woman claimed ed by coming into contact dy Holly Story” to have walked from San with the exhaust pipe. The * Antonio and to be on her fire was beyond control and GHS Band Drum Majors way to Washington. She while Mr. Hurst was gone to are Gayla Graham and was brought to Georgetown a nearby house to phone to Lori Naizer. Head twirler and held in jail pending a lu- town for a fire extinguish- is Frances Myers, joined by nacy trial Thursday. Where er, the truck exploded. But Ada Bulba, Christine Price, for the persistence of the Debbie Fox and Debbie she came from or who she 512-302-5555 | www.atfcu.org Proudly Serving the is cannot be ascertained. gentlemen who followed Gutierrez. him, Mr. Hurst might have 24 Locations Austin Community Since 1941 Sheriff Allen says she gives June 19 & 22, 2005 evidence of being a lady of lost his life. He admits that refinement and culture. when the men ran along- Imposing beige wall * side him, he had suspicions around the courthouse Saturday night while that he might be in for a (possibly for two years returning from Taylor, holdup. during construction) gives thought for many uses: where he had delivered a June 18 & 22, 1978 truck load of meat for his mural, art, advertisement, butcher shop in that city, Y.W. “Fat” Kimbro is the maps to relocated county Mr. Hud Hurst, proprietor only remaining original offices of the Palace Meat Market member of the William- * had the misfortune to lose son County Sheriff ’s Posse, Lindsey Peak takes a shot his truck to fire. The truck, formed some three decades at the basket under the eye a Ford, nearly new, was ago. The group sponsors of Rich Sivertsen, Benold practically a total loss. Mr. Western Week, the Rodeo Middle School coach, who Hurst says that when he and actually work as the runs basketball camps ev- crossed the San Gabriel at Sheriff ’s posse to rescue ery summer. Mankin’s crossing, some lost children, fight fires, * men in a car hailed him, kill rattlesnakes, etc. Posse Scenes from Juneteenth but he supposed they were Rodeo sweethearts are Dar- Celebration: In a picture in merely speaking to him. la Anderson and Frances the Shotgun House, Tom- Later he discovered the gen- Landry. mie Shanklin, 82, points tlemen were following him * to Marshall High School, and gave them room to pass. City council acts to give which is now Carver El- They ran alongside him $10,000 for construction of ementary. James Bailey, and managed after a while new Girl Scout building Steven Johnson and Pas- to make him understand * tor Johnson raise a tent An Equal Opportunity Employer something was wrong. By Administrative staff during the Juneteenth fes- Austin Telco Offers Loans Sheriff’s Posse rodeo to Fit Your Needs returning this weekend Auto Loans Home Equity Loans Continued from 1 New, Used, and “People here are especially looking for- Jarrell Rodeo schedule No Closing Costs2 ward to getting outdoors and attending this June 25 and 26 Refinance terrific event,” Ms. Shrauner said. “Jarrell as low as as low as is community and family-focused and we 6:00 p.m. Gates open are proud to be involved in helping this tra- 7:30 p.m. Mutton Bustin’ dition continue.” 7:50 p.m. Drill Team Performance % % In anticipation of the event’s return to 7:55 p.m. Salute to military 1 1 Jarrell, the posse has constructed a new 2.05 APR 2.75 APR 8:00 p.m. USA and Texas flag ceremony rodeo pen, bucking chutes, and stock pens 8:05 p.m. Anthem and prayer over the past year at 1600 County Road 305, 5 Years Fixed Mr. Mouton said. 8:10 p.m. Buck the first horse Up to 60 Months Rodeo events will include bareback 1Annual Percentage Rate. Actual rate may vary depending on credit qualifications. Rates and terms bronc riding, steer wrestling, mutton bus- Live music and a dance will follow the are subject to change without notice. This Auto Loan rate is applicable for the purchase of a new tin’, girls’ break-away roping, a kids’ calf or used vehicle, or the refinance of an existing vehicle loan from another lender. New auto loan of rodeo each night. Musical guest on Friday $20,000 for 60 months at 2.05% APR will have a monthly payment of $351.2Austin Telco pays all scramble, tie-down roping, saddle bronc night will be Kenny Ortz; on Saturday night standard closing costs for new Home Equity/HELOC loans below $100,000. These costs include: title riding, team roping, steer saddling, barrel search, flood determination, credit report, and county filing fees. Refinances of existing Austin Telco it will be Highway Traveler. Home Equity/HELOC loans are subject to a $300 refinance fee. If necessary, additional fees for member racing, and bull riding. Advance ticket sales are available online requested appraisal, survey, and/or title company closing costs will be the responsibility Rodeo clown Leon Coffee will also per- of the borrower. Estimated costs will be disclosed upon receipt of application. Loans at the Sheriff ’s Posse website: www.wc- of $100,000 and above may require an appraisal, title policy, and title company closing form at the show. sprodeo.com/rodeo.html. Tickets not sold costs at the member’s expense. Hazard insurance is required. Rates and terms on Vendors, exhibits, a kid’s area, and con- loans above $200,000 may vary. All loans are subject to standard credit approval. online will be available at the gate. cessions, also will be available. Federally Insured by NCUA. Austin Telco NMLS #422857 6 The Williamson County Sun, June 23, 2021 SU | DO | KU Goat breeds: To each their own idiosyncrasies Sponsored by o more muck that have to do with the a pink nose. The thing is, they’re all boots — finally. problem we are present- snow white, adults and kids alike, It’s possible to ly discussing — namely and when you get to know them, get to the barn the comfort of these an- you can pretty much identify who and back with imals right here. I can is who. In a pen where everybody Nregular boots now. And only reiterate that we’re is just — white — you have to take The Pit BBQ is currently hiring for several positions. the goats dash into the doing the best we can extra measures to be certain. We are now closed on Sundays. barn without hesitation to make a good life for Eventually registered animals if they think food is in them. You’d think, with have a tattoo put in their ears. Let- 2427 Williams Drive, Georgetown the offing. those ears, they’d hear ters and numbers put in a small A week or so ago, they what I’m saying. kid’s ear are really too big for baby 512-930-BEEF stood outside, complain- EGGS IN Nubians are big, ears, and by the time they are year- facebook.com/ThePit14 ing bitterly, greed war- graceful, colorful ani- lings, you may or may not be able to ring with their extreme MY POCKET mals with impressive read the tattoo. That’s not something distaste of wading wa- Roman noses and long, you want to find out in the show ring LEVEL ter/mud to get past the Mary Fenoglio beautiful ears. They when the judge says, “I can’t read 2 door. Well, the Nubians have raucous voices, this tattoo. Will you read it for me, did. They think their strong opinions about please?” You’d be glad to, especial- long, beautiful ears almost everything and will melt if they get a bit wet (they rich milk that makes great cheese won’t), and will stage a full blown and ice cream. Since they originated Like a hundred and protest over a muddy spot around a in the desert countries, they tolerate water tank or at the barn door. heat better than some other breeds one other everyday Explanations of drainage prob- and do well in Texas. Someone told dilemmas that arise for lems, rainfall totals, traffic patterns me once that the giant ears are not they themselves create that alter the just for looks, but also like radiators goat keepers, you just terrain — none of that resonates that help to regulate temperature on deal with it. with Nubians. oppressive days. Could be. They draw themselves up to their LaManchas are the clowns of the often impressive heights, look you barn, unflappable and sturdy, up to in the eye and explain right back any challenge as a rule. They don’t ly if you’re pulled out of line to be at the top of their Nubian voices enjoy inclement weather and its placed, but you can’t read it either. LEVEL that living conditions are substan- subsequent discomforts any better The answer? Wait to tattoo until 4 dard (their standard). They deserve than the Nubians do, I’m sure. They the kid is a few months old. With better (read: the best). Accommo- just take it better. They are also other breeds, the kids are different dations at the present do not meet overall a better natured breed, great colors and markings and can be their needs and should (had better) mothers and people friendly from mentally placed with their dams. be upgraded. Now. birth. LaManchas get a lot of atten- Saanens are all white, and unless It likewise does no good to point tion because they appear to have no you see young kids nursing, you’re out that probably thousands of goats ears. They do, of course, just very not sure who’s who. Once you do and other animals are living worse small on the outside. When we used pair them up, how do you keep the than they are. Pasture only, no reg- to show a lot, people would ask me ID? Colored chalk rubs off. Collars ular meals, no shelter from the ele- why we had cut off their ears. I al- work as long as you keep a sharp ments and whatever water they get ways tried to produce an entertain- eye out for a lost collar and can put may or may not be clean. Certainly ing — if not educational — answer. it back on the right kid. It’s an ongo- there’s no grain, no alfalfa hay and We also have Saanen and Alpine ing project until/unless the ears get no effort to provide a dry place to animals, both big and sturdy and tattooed, and then, like I said, even lie down, even if it means wading even-tempered for the most part. that can get problematic. It’s just a bit of mud. The eyes staring at Both Swiss breeds. Saanens are something you deal with. Fill in the grid so that every row, every column me say that, while they have the uniformly white, and there are few Like a hundred and one other ev- and every 3 x 3 box contains the digits 1 through 9. utmost sympathy for the plight of things cuter than a newborn, snow eryday dilemmas that arise for goat Solutions on Page 8 such animals, what, pray tell, does white kid with perky little ears and keepers, you just deal with it.

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Farm and Ranch Burchfield 469-693-7174 text call 93 year old woman in Sun City, Griffin Trail, this Friday-Sat 9-2, [email protected] and minimum computer skills are Georgetown. Please contact 936- Sun 11-2. Text 512-694-4072 for required. Please Send Resume to: Attention Caterers: Crystal Punch 537-3672 or tnorton51@yahoo. Bowl with cups, ladle and crystal Wanted: Cattle pasture/grazing exact address. Tons of quality [email protected] Text or tray (22” round) NEW Asking lease. Phone: 512-748-8150 or furniture, 2011 Mitsubishi SUV, Yard Work, call (512) 934-1299 com $75.00 or OBO 512-819-0772 Email: [email protected]. antiques, collectibles, pyrex, gold/ silver, cameras, books, tool plus Landscaping Best brand push back hi-leg so much more!! recliner $150. Best brand rocker Garage Sales recliner $100. Chairs have arm Yosef’s Tree Service Tree Real Estate, covers & fabric protection. Call Antiques trimming and removal, lot clearing, 512-868-3321. 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Futon sofa, beige cushion, Yard Sale Saturday, May 26th, Heavy Duty Newspaper Vending Top Soil. General yard work. 39 $50. Can text pictures. 512-423- 8:00am-1:00pm. Heritage Baptist Machines For Sale. Newspaper years serving the Georgetown 7727. machines/racks are slightly used Office space for Lease. The first floor office space is 1500 square Church (Westside Parking Lot) area. Victor Marek, Mobile 512- feet and includes 4 executive offices, breakroom, reception area, 2 Antique flip-top desk with ink well. 1601 FM 971, Georgetown. Items: and in good condition. $50/each. 818-3822. BBB Rating A+ bathrooms, and partially furnished. Located near Georgetown Airport. Chair attached. Good condition, Electronics, TV’s, sofas, tables, Call Dawn 512-930-4824. Buddy’s Georgetown tree Please contact Amy Gantt at [email protected] or 512-863-5537 $110. Can text pics. Call Steph at chairs, and lots of miscellaneous For Sale: $500 Agri-Fab tow trimming, mowing, haul off. Free for more information. 512-468-6680. items. behind vac, 32 cu ft chipper estimates. 512-508-6555. Old Town Estate Sale of Marvin vacuum. $200 Large sander Jim’s Lawn Service Mow up Rentals, Residential and Quida Henderson, 1501 18th 6”wide sanding belt sander. Call to 3 acre, blow off sidewalks/ Street, Georgetown. June 25-27, 512-864-4474. driveways, weedeater. Raking 9am-4pm. Antiques, crystal, china, Need Quick Cash? We buy leaves-extra. 512-844-5601. Cash Victorian furniture, bedroom sets, Everything. Time to clean out only, no checks. designer clothes, shoes, lawn & the Garage, Home, or Closets? garden, tools, washer, dryer. See Dependable Christian Man Lawn The Oaks Looking for Antiques, Electronics, photos on estatesales.net. Care. Mowing, edging, trimming, Tools, Toys, Vintage clothing. Call small dead tree and shrub removal Chantal’s promotes an Amazing 737-300-7445 for free Estimates / & more. 512-626-0828. at Georgetown Apartments Friday-Sunday Sun City estate Cash Offers. Rates starting at: Free Reader Ad sale offering ,a golf cart, unique Do you have something home furnishings, jewelry, linens, Building Trades No Application Fee, exquisite ladies apparel kitchen Furniture 1’s $845 you no longer need? essentials, garden and patio Elder’s Paint Contracting 2’s $1,003 No Security Deposit! decor tools and more. Up to Comfy Lazy Boy reclining sofa, Email to: 50% off Saturday at 9:00. Please Custom residential painting. *WAC Lancer style, dark brown, micro- Pressure washing & carpentry 3’s $1,150 [email protected] email, text or call for the address. suede fabric, great condition, • 20 words or less Chantal’s Estate Sales 512 844- available. Jerry Elder, 512-563- $100. Futon sofa, beige cushion, 9063. 5550. Texting is preferred for a $50. Can text pictures. 512-423- 512-930-0380 • Include a price faster response. [email protected] Call for details! • Include a phone number 7727. 400 W. Sequoia Spur Garage Employment 550 W. 22nd St., Georgetown • Send by Noon Thursday sale 6/25 & 6/26, 8am-3pm. TV & • Private Party ads only stand, Abercrombie, Hollister, AE Services clothing, men & women’s clothing. Schwertner Farms is hiring mechanic’s helpers and PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All real estate advertising in this newspaper is This service is available by Estate Sale Fri and Sat 9-2 Webers Upholstery Re-upholster mechanics. We offer health subject to the Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal to advertise “any email only. It will run for 2 weeks. and Sun 11-2. June 25-27. your furniture. Will do leather, insurance, 401K, paid vacation preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, vinyl, fabrics. Custom-made tarps If sold early, please email us to can- A great sale with Danish and and a competitive wage. Must have sex, handicap, familial status or national origin, or an intention, to make Mid Century Modern and more for livestock & 18 wheeler trailers. own tools and be experienced in any such preference, limitation or discrimination.”Familial status includes cel the ad. This service is limited to including a Mercedes Benz. Due 254-527-3998. diesel and gasoline engines. Call children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custodians, selling of your own personal items. to HOA restrictions you must Computer Tutor From My Place Tom 254-534-0496. pregnant women and people securing custody of children under 18. email steinbachscott@hotmail. No commercial ads are allowed. We At Your Pace, I can remotely Capitol hiring Truck Driver. This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate com or text 512-763-6710 for the access your computer, iPhone, which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that reserve the right to edit your ad- address. To see lots of photos, Competitive wages, paid vacation, iPad, or tablet. Helpful tips and health insurance, 401K, & home all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal vertisement. We reserve the right go to steinbachauctions.com and tricks. Reasonable rates. Call opportunity basis. To complain of discrimination call HUD toll-free at click on upcoming sales. every night. Call Tom 254-534- to refuse any advertisements. Karen, 432-553-2468. 0496. 1-800-669-9777. The toll-free telephone number for the hearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. 8 The Williamson County Sun, June 23, 2021

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housing efforts for low and moderate- Relay Texas al 1-800-735-2989 (TDD) Permit by El Pitayo the 28th day of May, 2021. Attorney for Betty Adams Riggs Public Notices income areas throughout the County. para obtener ayuda. Nancy E. Rister State Bar No.: 24034699 The County will also reallocate El Condado de Williamson tambi‚n Mexican Kitchen, LLC Williamson County Clerk 407 West Liberty Ave. $329,994 from previously funded ofrece, a todas las personas que no dba El Pitayo Mexican 405 MLK Street, Box 14 Round Rock, Texas 78664 NOTICE TO CREDITORS projects that are now complete or did hablen ingl‚s y previa solicitud por Kitchen, to be located Georgetown, Texas 78626 Telephone: (512) 246-3995 Notice is hereby given that original not utilize funding. In total, the County escrito, versiones traducidas de todos By: /S/C. Dawson, Deputy Facsimile: (512) 246-7776 Letters Testamentary for the Estate of will allocate los documentos p£blicos y avisos de at 12901 N. IH 35, Applicant’s Attorney: E-mail: [email protected] Cecilia Valdez, Deceased, were issued $2,023,034 in the FY21 Annual audiencia p£blica. Las personas que no Jarrell, Williamson Christina Peterson CITY OF GEORGETOWN on March 29, 2021, in Cause No. 21- Action Plan. On June 22, 2021 hablen ingl‚s que deseen documentos 1205 S. Austin Ave. The City of Georgetown is accepting 0163-CP4, pending in the County Williamson County Commissioner’s p£blicos traducidos o avisos p£blicos County, Texas. Brittany Georgetown, TX 78626 sealed bids for the following project: Court at Law No. 4, Williamson County, Court approved the proposed projects deben solicitar estos art¡culos L. Clawson-Rodriguez, Application has been Invitation to Bid # 202148 Tree Texas, to: Alfonso Gonzales, Jr. to be included in the 2021 Annual formalmente en la Oficina Manager.de CDBG Trimming and Vegetation Management All persons having claims against Action Plan. In accordance with HUD del Condado de Williamson durante el made with the Texas Services this Estate which is currently being regulations, the County encourages horario comercial normal. NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATORY Alcoholic Beverage All sealed bids are due July 2, 2021 at administered are required to present public participation to review and Se realizar n adaptaciones razonables POLICY 2:00 PM CST them to the undersigned within the time comment on the proposed projects para personas con discapacidades y Christ Lutheran Learning Center admits Commission for a Wine Bids must be electronically and in the manner prescribed by law. and to review and comment on the para poblaciones que no hablen ingl‚s a students of any race, color, national and and Beer Retailer’s submitted through the City E-bid Joshua C. Pearson FY2019-2023 Consolidated Plan pedido y seg£n corresponda. Llame al ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, system accessible via City’s web do: Alfonso Gonzales, Jr. which describes goals, objectives and 512-943-3757 o escriba a la direcci¢n programs, and activities generally Off-Premise permit site at https://gtowntx.ionwave.net/ 80 Morgan’s Point Rd. Ste. 103, the types of County activities to be de arriba para solicitar informaci¢n, accorded or made available to students by VCNFM Operating CurrentSourcingEvents.aspx Belton, TX 76513 potentially funded over the next fivedocumentos, registros o adaptaciones. at the school. It does not discriminate II, LLC dba Natural To obtain information on the bid DATED the 21st day of June, 2021. years. Bill Gravell, Juez del Condado on the basis of race, color, national and to register for the bid list, go /S/Joshua C Pearson Notice is hereby given that the NOTICE TO CREDITORS or ethnic origin in administration of Grocers located at to https://gtowntx.ionwave.net/ Joshua C. Pearson Williamson County Community Notice is hereby given that original its educational policies, admission 1301 W University CurrentSourcingEvents.aspx Attorney Alfonso Gonzales, Jr. Development Block Grant is presenting Letters Testamentary for the Estate of policies, and other school-administered State Bar No.: 24077508 an updated Citizen Participation Plan. Leland programs. Ave., Georgetown, Application has been Direct written comments by July 26, 80 Morgan’s Point Rd. Ste. 103 Belton, Christopher Galloway, Deceased, were ADVERTISEMENT TO BIDDERS Williamson County, made with the Texas TX 76513 2021 to the following address: issued on April 22, 2021, in Cause No. Honorable Bill Gravell, County Judge SEALED PROPOSALS addressed to Texas 78628. Henry Telephone: (254) 939-3995 20-1258-CP4, pending in the County WLH Stonewall, LLC for construction Alcoholic Beverage Facsimile: (254) 939-3996 710 Main Street Court at Law No. 4, Williamson County, Todd Dissinger - Georgetown, TX 78626 of the proposed improvements, Commission for a E-mail: [email protected] Texas, to: Jana Galloway. in accordance with the Plans, Manager. The proposed plans are available for All persons having claims against Mixed Beverage Permit CONSTABLE SALE NOTICE- REAL review from June 24, 2021-July 26, Specifications, and Contract this Estate which is currently being Documents prepared by LJA CONSTABLE SALE NOTICE- REAL and Mixed Beverage PROPERTY 2021 at the following locations: PROPERTY Under and by virtue of an ORDER administered are required to present Engineering, Inc. (Engineer), will be Late Hours Permit by Williamson County Courthouse and them to the undersigned within the time Under and by virtue of an ORDER OF SALE, issued on the 26th day of Website at www.wilco.org received at the Engineer’s office, 7500 and in the manner prescribed by law. Rialto Boulevard, Suite 100, Building II, OF SALE, issued on the 3rd day of George Johns Post January 2021 for Cause Number 19- City Halls of the following: December 2020 for Cause Number 20- 0536-C425, Honorable 425th District c/o: Attorney for Representative, Estate Austin, Texas 78735, until 2:00 p.m., No. 447 The American City of Cedar Park of Leland 1366-C425, Honorable 425th District Court of Williamson County, Texas, City of Coupland July 14, 2021, and then publicly opened Christopher Galloway and read aloud. Any Proposal received Court of Williamson County, Texas, Legion Department, to styled EMORY FARMS OWNERS City of Georgetown styled STAR RANCH COMMUNITY, ASSOCIATION, INC. vs FRED HENRY 7 Switchbud Pl., Ste. 192-275 after this time will be returned unopened. be located at 1000 N. City of Granger The Woodlands, Texas 77380 INC. vs ARMIDA CAMOU GRUPE, DESIREE GRUPE, AND City of Hutto Proposals shall be plainly marked with Georgetown, Round DATED the 17 day of June , 2021. the name and address of the Bidder RODRIGUEZ, AND THE SECRETARY THE SECRETARY OF HOUSING City of Jarrell OF HOUSING AND URBAN AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (in /s/ Jacob Hyde and the following words: PROPOSAL Rock, TX 78664. Scot City of Leander Jacob Hyde DEVELOPMENT (in rem only), said rem only), said writ ordering that out City of Liberty Hill FOR STONEWALL RANCH SECTION Stromness, Pres./Dir., Attorney for Jana Galloway 12 STREET, DRAINAGE, WATER AND writ ordering that out of the property of the property of FRED HENRY City of Taylor of ARMIDA CAMOU RODRIGUEZ, GRUPE, DESIREE GRUPE, AND State Bar No.: 24074464 WASTEWATER IMPROVEMENTS Kris House Treas./Dir., City of Weir 7 Switchbud Pl., Ste 192-275 AND THE SECRETARY OF HOUSING THE SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND A public hearing will be held by the The Project consists of: Street, Robert Withrow Sec./ The Woodlands, Texas 77380 Drainage, Water and Wastewater AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (in rem URBAN DEVELOPMENT (in rem only), Williamson County CDBG office on only), subject to execution be made Dir. subject to execution be made the sum Telephone: (512) 992-8591 Improvements. All work must conform to Tuesday, July 13, 2021 at 5:00pm at the Facsimile: (512) 532-7227 the sum of $ 642.00, attorney’s fees in of $ 4,112.60, attorney’s fees in the Williamson County Courthouse located Federal, State and local governmental Notice is hereby given E-mail: [email protected] rules and criteria. the amount of $ 4,284.08; court cost in amount of $ 4,232.34; court cost in at 710 Main Street, Georgetown, TX the amount of $ 307.00; post judgment in accordance with the the amount of $ 367.50; post judgment 78626. Please use the 8th Street Notice of Public Sale Copies of the Plans and Specifications interest thereon at the rate of 5% per interest thereon at the rate of 5% per entrance. The purpose of the hearing Pursuant to Chapter 59 of the Texas are on file at the Engineer’s office provisions of the Texas where they may be examined without annum from December 3, 2020 until annum from January 26, 2021 until is to obtain comments regarding the Property Code, paid. This together with the costs of Alcoholic Beverage paid. This together with the costs of Consolidated Plan and Annual Action Cimarron Storage, located at 6510 West charge. The contractor qualifications section of the Contract Documents executing this writ delivered to me as Code that N & Z Misu executing this writ delivered to me as Plan. HWY 29, Georgetown Tx 78628, will Constable, Precinct Four of Williamson Constable, Precinct Four of Williamson Williamson County is committed to hold a public auction of property being (Bidder’s Statement of Qualifications) are available as paper copies or may County, Texas. Sushi Inc., DBA N & County, Texas. compliance with the Americans with sold to satisfy a landlord’s lien. The sale Said judgment is a foreclosure on the Said judgment is a foreclosure on the Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 will begin at June 25th 12:00pm and be acquired electronically if desired Z Misu Sushi Inc., is by contacting the Engineer. Copies of following property as described below. following property as described below. of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as end on July 2nd at 12:00pm. Property LEGAL DESCRIPTION: LOT 7, BLOCK making application with Said lien existed on the 26th day of will be sold to highest bidder for cash. the Plans and Specifications may be amended. Reasonable modifications obtained from the Engineer on or after E, STAR RANCH SECTION 5, PHASE the Texas Alcoholic January 2021. and equal access to communications Deposit for removal and cleanup may 1, A SUBDIVISION OF WILLIAMSON LEGAL DESCRIPTION: LOT 42, will be provided upon request. Please be temporarily required. Seller reserves June 30, 2021 for a non-refundable Beverage Commission fee of $100.00 per set. Checks for the COUNTY, TEXAS ACORDING TO THE BLOCK E, EMORY FARMS, SECTION call 512-943-3757 (voice) or Relay right to not accept any bid and to MAP OR PLAT THEREOF RECORDED for a Wine and Beer ONE, CITY OF HUTTO, WILLIAMSON Texas at 1-800-735-2989 (TDD) for withdraw property from sale. Property Plans and Specifications shall be made payable to LJA Engineering, Inc. IN CABINET DD, SLIDES 112-114, Retailer’s Permit and COUNTY, TEXAS ACORDING TO THE assistance. in each space will be sold by the space. PLAT RECORDS OF WILLIAMSON MAP OR PLAT THEREOF RECORDED Williamson County also offers, to Property being sold includes contents A bid bond or cashier’s check payable to the WLH Stonewall, LLC in an COUNTY, TEXAS. ALSO KNOWN Food and Beverage IN CABINET CC, SLIDE 134, PLAT all non-speaking English persons in spaces of following tenants, with brief AS 1008 GLASGOW COVE, HUTTO, RECORDS OF WILLIAMSON and upon written request, translated description of contents in each space, amount not less than five percent (5%)TEXAS 78634 Certificate to be located COUNTY, TEXAS. versions of all public documents and boxes, furniture, clothing, junk (totaled) of the Bid Proposal submitted (Bid at 600 N. Austin Ave. Security), must accompany each Bid Therefore, I, Paul L. Leal, have levied LOCALLY KNOWN AS 107 EMORY public hearing notices. Non-English Cadillac SUV, personal items on the 7th day of June, 2021, and will STE 101 in the city of FIELDS DRIVE, HUTTO, TEXAS speaking persons who desire translated Name and Unit Number of Tenant: as a guarantee that, if awarded the Contract, the Bidder will, within seven offer for sale and sell by public auction 78634 public documents or public notices Jason Tom 1205 to the highest bidder on the 6th day Georgetown, County Therefore, I, Paul L. Leal, have levied should formally request these items Dennis Martin A040 (7) days of award of Contract, enter into a contract and execute bonds on of July 2021, the same being the firstof Williamson, Texas. on the 3rd day of June, 2021, and from the Williamson County CDBG Darren Dorethy D043 Tuesday of the Month at the Williamson will offer for sale and sell by public Daniel Cleary D148 the forms provided in the Contract Director is Minghao Office during normal business hours. Documents. The Owner reserves County Courthouse Annex, 405 Martin auction to the highest bidder on the Reasonable accommodations for NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Luther King, in the City of Georgetown, Zheng. 6th day of July 2021, the same being people with disabilities and for the right to reject any or all Bids and CLAIMS AGAINST THE ESTATE OF Texas, between the hours of ten o’clock Round Rock Towing (License 0655924 the first Tuesday of the Month at the non-English speaking populations to waive any and all formalities in JENI ELAINE KLING JOHNSON bidding. The Owner reserves the right a.m. and four o’clock p.m., any and all VSF) 512-218-0011 has the following Williamson County Courthouse Annex, will be made upon request and as Notice is hereby given that original rights, title, interest and claim which the 405 Martin Luther King, in the City of appropriate. Call 512-943-3757 or to determine which Bids are lowest and vehicle impounded at 1520 Sam bass Letters of Independent Administration are in the best interest of the Owner, said ARMIDA CAMOU RODRIGUEZ, Rd Round Rock, TX 78681. This vehicle Georgetown, Texas, between the hours write to the address above to request for the Estate of Jeni Elaine Kling AND THE SECRETARY OF HOUSING of ten o’clock a.m. and four o’clock information, documents, records or and to award the Contract on this basis. was removed for unauthorized at 8600 Johnson, Deceased, were ordered The Bid Security of successful Bidder AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (in block of Parmer Lane, Austin, TX. p.m., any and all rights, title, interest accommodations. to be issued on June 21, 2021, in rem only) have in the above described and claim which the said FRED HENRY Bill Gravell, County Judge will be retained until such Bidder has Trailer NOVIN# NO LICENSE PLATE. Cause No. 21-0496-CP4, pending executed the Agreement, furnished the property situated in Williamson County, Charges: $542.00 plus $20 per day GRUPE, DESIREE GRUPE, AND THE AVISO PUBLICO DE LA FIJACION in the County Court at Law Number Texas. SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND DE WILLIAMSON COUNTY / HUD required Contract security and met the storage beginning on June 18th 2021. Four of Williamson County, Texas, to other conditions of the Notice of Award, NOTE: THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES, Vehicles must be claimed and charges URBAN DEVELOPMENT (in rem only) CDBG GRANT DESPLAZAMIENTO the estate’s independent administrator EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, have in the above described property DE 2021 PLAN DE ACCION ANUAL whereupon the Bid Security will be paid by the registered owner by August without bond, Katelyn Vipperman. All returned. If the successful Bidder fails INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO 11th or will be sold at public auction to situated in Williamson County, Texas. AVISO DE AUDIENCIA PUBLICA persons having claims against the THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF NOTE: THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES, El Condado de Williamson se to execute and deliver the Agreement the highest bidder. Failure of the owner estate currently being administered and furnish the required Contract MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS or lien holder to claim the vehicle before EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, ha adjudicado un Community are required to present them within FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. YOU INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO Development Block Grant ((CDBG) security within seven (7) days after the the date of sale is a waiver of all right, the time required by law. Claims Notice of Award, Owner may annul the HAVE BOUGHT THE PROPERTY “AS title, and interest in the vehicle and said THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF (Beca de Bloque del Desarrollo de las should be addressed in care of the IS”. BUYERS ARE FURTHER ADVISED MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS Comunidad) la asignaci¢n de fondos Notice of Award and the Bid Security owner or lien holder consents the sale of representative’s attorney, Lawrence A. of that Bidder will be forfeited. The Bid THAT THE PURCHASE OF THE the vehicle at a public sale. Lien holder FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. YOU de 1.693.040 d¢lares para apoyar con Russell, 9951 Anderson Mill Road, PROPERTY AT THIS CONSTABLE’S HAVE BOUGHT THE PROPERTY “AS ‚xito el desarrollo de la comunidad y Security of the other Bidders whom further appoints Round Rock Towing as Suite 200, Austin, Texas 78750. Dated Owner believes to have a reasonable SALE MAY NOT EXTINGUISH ANY agent to execute said release and any IS”. BUYERS ARE FURTHER ADVISED los esfuerzos de vivienda asequible this the 21st day of June, 2021. LIENS OR SECURITY INTEREST THAT THE PURCHASE OF THE para las zonas de bajos y moderados chance of receiving the award may be and all documents as may be required NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING retained by Owner until the earlier of ON THE PROPERTY. YOU HAVE to dispose of the vehicle. PROPERTY AT THIS CONSTABLE’S ingresos en todo el Condado. El SIMPLY PURCHASED WHATEVER SALE MAY NOT EXTINGUISH ANY Condado reasignar $ 329,994 de CLAIMS the seventh day after the Effective Date NOTICE TO CREDITORS AGAINST THE ESTATE OF DELORIS of the Agreement or the sixtieth (60th) INTEREST THE DEFENDANT HAD IN LIENS OR SECURITY INTEREST proyectos previamente financiados que Notice is hereby given that original JEAN day after the Bid opening, whereupon THE PROPERTY. IF YOU HAVE ANY ON THE PROPERTY. YOU HAVE ahora est n completos o no utilizaron QUESTION, YOU SHOULD CONSULT Letters of Guardianship (Person and SIMPLY PURCHASED WHATEVER fondos. En total, el Condado asignar $ WOLBRUECK AKA DELORIS J. Bid Security furnished by such Bidders Estate) in the Guardianship of Carolyn WOLBRUECK, DECEASED will be returned. Bid Security with COUNSEL OF YOUR CHOICE. THERE INTEREST THE DEFENDANT HAD IN 2,023,034 en el Plan de Acci¢n Anual MAY BE ADDITIONAL TAXES DUE ON Ann Finch, An Incapacitated Person, THE PROPERTY. IF YOU HAVE ANY de FY21. El 22 de junio de 2021 la NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Bids which are not competitive will be were issued on April 15, 2021, in Cause original Letters Testamentary in returned within seven days after Bid THE PROPERTY WHICH HAVE BEEN QUESTION, YOU SHOULD CONSULT Corte Williamson del Comisionado ASSESSED SINCE THE DATE OF No. 20-0312-CP4 pending in County COUNSEL OF YOUR CHOICE. THERE del Condado aprob¢ los proyectos the Estate of DELORIS JEAN opening. Court at Law Number 4 of Williamson WOLBRUECK AKA DELORIS J. The Advertisement for Bids includes THE JUDGMENT. ALL SALES WILL MAY BE ADDITIONAL TAXES DUE ON propuestos para ser incluidos en el Plan BE ISSUED A CONSTABLE’S DEED County, Texas, to: Quintin Dubec THE PROPERTY WHICH HAVE BEEN de Acci¢n Anual 2021. De conformidad WOLBRUECK, Deceased, were issued a required Statement of Qualifications Claims may be presented to: on June 16, 2021, in Cause No. 21- The winning bidder must submit a ASSESSED SINCE THE DATE OF con las regulaciones de HUD, el with specific minimum qualifications written statement that they do not owe Guardian of the estate of THE JUDGMENT. ALL SALES WILL Condado fomenta la participaci¢n del 0203-CP4, pending in County Court-at- that must be met in order for the Bid to Carolyn Ann Finch, An Law No. Four (4) of Williamson County, be considered. WLH Stonewall, LLC will any delinquent Williamson County ad BE ISSUED A CONSTABLE’S DEED p£blico a revisar y comentar sobre los valorem, school or municipality taxes Incapacitated Person The winning bidder must submit a proyectos propuestos y para revisar y Texas, to SUSAN JEAN WOLBRUECK. hold a mandatory pre-bid conference c/o PETERSON & PETERSON Claims may be presented in care of the prior to the issuance of a Constables written statement that they do not owe comentar sobre el Plan Consolidado at the Engineer’s office, 7500 Rialto deed. ASSOCIATES, P.C. any delinquent Williamson County ad FY2019 -2023 que describe las metas, attorneys for the Estate addressed Boulevard, Building II, Suite 100 Austin, 1205 S. Austin Avenue as follows: Estate of DELORIS JEAN Texas 78735, at 2:00 p.m., July 7, 2021, Paul L. Leal, Constable valorem, school or municipality taxes los objetivos y los tipos de actividades Williamson County Precinct Four Georgetown, Texas 78626 prior to the issuance of a Constables del Condado para ser potencialmente WOLBRUECK AKA DELORIS J. to discuss the process and the required All persons having claims against this WOLBRUECK, Deceased, c/o VACEK, deed. financiado durante los pr¢ximos cinco qualifications statement. The Statement Application has been Guardianship which is currently being KIECKE & COLMENERO, LLP, P.O. Paul L. Leal, Constable a¤os. of Qualifications with notarized administered are required to present Williamson County Precinct Four Por la presente se da aviso de que Box 1845, Austin, Texas 78767. All signatures must be submitted to the made to the Texas them within the time and in the manner la Subvenci¢n para el Desarrollo persons having claims against this Engineer no later than 2:00 p.m., July Alcoholic Beverage prescribed by law. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate are required to present them 14, 2021, from each interested Bidder. Notice is hereby given that original Comunitario del Condado de Commission for a DATE: June 17, 2021 Williamson presenta un Plan de within the time and in the manner CITATION BY PUBLICATION PETERSON & PETERSON Letters of Testamentary for the Estate prescribed by law. of Janice Marie Kretschmar aka Janice Participaci¢n Ciudadana actualizado. THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF Wine and Beer ASSOCIATES, P.C. Kretschmar, Deceased, were issued Los comentarios deben ser recibidas Notice to Creditors WILLIAMSON Retailer’s Permit by 1205 S. Austin Avenue on or about June 2, 2021, under antes del 26 de julio de 2021 a la Notice is hereby given that original TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN Georgetown, Texas 78626 Docket No. 21-0517-CP4 pending siguiente direcci¢n: Honorable Bill Letters Testamentary for the Estate THE ESTATE OF KEVIN LEE HEAD, Shakes GT LLC dba By: /S/ Christina Peterson in the County Court at Law No. 4 of Gravell, Juez del Condado 710 Main of Elizabeth Ann Rundzieher, also JR., Frozen Flamingo Christina Peterson Williamson County, Texas, to Anissa Street, Ste 101 Georgetown, TX 78626 known as Liz Rundzieher, Deceased DECEASED, Cause No. 21-0614-CP4, located at 1208 Williams State Bar No. 00792757 Angelosante. Los planes propuestos est n disponibles were issued on or about June 18, in County Court at Law #4 of Williamson T. Layne Peterson Claims may be presented in care of the para revisi¢n del 24 de junio de 2021 al 2021, under Docket No. 21-0603-CP4 County, 405 Martin Luther King Street, Dr Georgetown, State Bar No. 00797241 attorney for the estate, addressed as 26 de julio de 2021 en los siguientes pending in the County Court at Law No. Georgetown, Texas 78626. Williamson County, Attorneys for the follows: lugares: 4 of Williamson County, Texas, to Kathy BRANDI KATHLEEN GONZALES, Representative Anissa Angelosante Wykoff aka Anissa Corte del Condado de Williamson Canady. Applicant in the above numbered and TX 78628. Managing Angelosante y SitioWeb en www.wilco.org Claims may be presented in care of the entitled estate, filed on the 28th day Members of said LLC Estate of Janice Marie Kretschmar, aka Ayuntamientos de las siguientes: attorney for the estate, addressed as of May, 2021 an APPLICATION FOR Janice Kretschmar, Deceased Ciudad de Cedar Park follows: DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP are Faith Thomas, c/o Charles E. Lance, Ciudad de Coupland Ciudad de Kathy Canady, Independent Executrix WITH LETTERS OF INDEPENDENT Richard Thomas and Attorney at Law Georgetown Ciudad de Granger Estate of Elizabeth Ann Rundzieher ADMINISTRATION of the said estate Kimberly Thomas. 3613 Williams Drive, Ciudad de Hutto Ciudad de Jarrell c/o Jana K. McCown, Attorney and requests that the said Court Suite 102 Ciudad de Leander Ciudad de Liberty 1008 S. Main Street determine who are the heirs and only NOTICE TO CREDITORS Georgetown, Texas 78628 Hill Ciudad de Taylor Ciudad de Thrall Georgetown, Texas 78626 heirs of the said KEVIN LEE HEAD, Notice is hereby given that original All persons having claims against Ciudad de Weir Una audiencia p£blica All persons having claims against JR., DECEASED, and their respective Letters Testamentary for the Estate of this estate, which is currently being se llevar a cabo por la oficina de CDBG this estate, which is currently being shares and interest in such estate. Donald administered, are required to present del Condado de Williamson el Martes, administered, are required to present Said application may be heard at 10:00 Audie Riggs, Deceased, were issued them within the time and in the manner 13 de julio 2021 a las 5:00 pm en el them within the time and in the manner o’clock a.m. on or after the first Monday on December 8, 2020, in Cause No. prescribed by law. Palacio de Justicia del Condado de prescribed by law. next after the expiration of ten days from 20-0367-CP4, pending in the County DATED the 2nd day of June, 2021.By Williamson ubicado en 710 Main Street, Dated the 23rd day of June, 2021. the date of publication of this citation, at Court at Law No. 4, Williamson County, /s/Charles E Lance Georgetown, TX 78626. Por favor, use Jana K. McCown the Williamson County Justice Center Texas, to: Betty Charles E. Lance, Attorney for Applicant la entrada de 8th Street (Calle Ocho). Attorney for Applicant in Georgetown, Williamson County, Adams Riggs. El prop¢sito de la audiencia es para Texas. All persons having claims against NOTICE OF PUBLIC POSTING FOR obtener comentarios sobre el Plan Application has been All persons interested in said estate this Estate which is currently being WILLIAMSON COUNTY/HUD CDBG Consolidado y el Plan de Acci¢n Anual. made with the Texas are hereby cited to appear before administered are required to present GRANT El Condado de Williamson se said Honorable Court on or before them to the undersigned within the time POSTING OF 2021 ANNUAL ACTION compromete al cumplimiento de la Ley Alcoholic Beverage above mentioned time and place by and in the manner prescribed by law. PLAN de Americanos con Discapacidades Commission for a filing a written answer contesting suchc/o: Kelly Sundberg NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING (ADA) y la Secci¢n 504 del Acta application should they desire to do so. Attorney at Law Williamson County has been awarded de Rehabilitaci¢n de 1973, seg£n Mixed Beverage If this citation is not served within 90 407 West Liberty Ave. a Community Development Block enmendada. Modificaciones razonablesPermit, Food and days after the date of its issuance, it Round Rock, Texas 78664 Grant (CDBG) funding allocation of e igual acceso a comunicaciones se shall be returned unserved. DATED June 18, 2021. $1,693,040 to successfully support puede proporcionar a petici¢n. Por Beverage CertificateIssued and given under my hand and /s/Kelly Sundberg community development and affordable favor llame a 512-943-3757 (voz) o and Beverage Cartage seal of office at Georgetown, Texas, this Kelly Sundberg The Williamson County Sun, June 23, 2021 9 Delicious recipes for summertime gatherings n the last two weeks, 1 lb. jumbo shrimp, salad for a perfect summertime sauce has thickened. chicken. Discard. Rinse chicken I’ve had two really peeled, deveined and meal. She got the recipe from one Meanwhile, bring a large pot of and pat dry. Let chicken come to great new dishes tails left intact of Ina Garten’s cookbooks, and it water to a boil. Add 2 T. salt, and room temperature, about 30 min- that I want to share 1 lemon, quartered is delicious. cook the rigatoni according to the utes. Heat oven to 375 F. today. I also made a 2 bay leaves directions on the package. Drain Rub salt evenly inside chicken Inew roasted chicken 2 t. salt Gillian’s Rigatoni with Sausage and add to the sauce, stirring to cavity and on skin. Carefully run recipe that was great Combine all the and Fennel coat the pasta. Cook over low heat your fingers under skin of chick- for using summertime soup ingredients ex- Servings 6 for 5 minutes to allow the pasta to en breast and thighs, lifting skin herbs, too. cept the parsley in a 3 T. good olive oil absorb the sauce. Off the heat, stir slightly to loosen. Place 2 to 3 basil This first recipe was large bowl or pitcher. 3 cups chopped fennel (1 large in the parsley and 1/2 cup of the leaves inside chicken cavity. served at an outdoor Mix to blend and then bulb) Parmesan. Serve hot in shallow Finely chop remaining basil neighborhood gather- taste for seasoning. 1 1/2 cups chopped yellow onion bowls with the remaining 1/2 cup and transfer to a small bowl. Stir ing, along with some COOK’S Cover and refrigerate 1 3/4 lbs. sweet Italian sausages, Parmesan on the side. Ina Garten in oil and black pepper. Reserve delicious pulled pork CORNER for at least 2 hours, casings removed via Gillian Locke. 2 T. of this mixture for serving. sliders. It is full of and up to 24 hours to 2 t. minced garlic (2 cloves) *** Rub remaining basil-oil mixture flavor — crunchy and Laurie Locke allow the flavors to de- 1/2 t. whole fennel seeds, crushed Finally, I’ll share a new reci- evenly inside chicken cavity and just perfect for this velop. with a mortar and pestle pe for a roasted chicken that I on chicken skin. Arrange onion time of year. For shrimp, fill a 1/2 t. crushed red pepper flakes thought was good and that used a wedges and peppers in large cast- large saucepan or Kosher salt and black pepper lot of the fresh basil I have grow- iron skillet; top with the chicken. Linda’s Shrimp Gazpacho Dutch oven with water. Add lem- 1 cup dry white wine ing in my little garden. There are Scatter garlic around chicken in Servings: 4–6 on, bay leaves and salt. Bring to 1 cup heavy cream lots of ways to make roast chick- skillet. For the soup: a boil on high heat. Remove pan 2/3 cup half-and-half cream en. The chicken tastes about the Roast in oven until chicken 4 cups tomato juice from heat and add the shrimp. 2 T. tomato paste same in all of them, but the skin is golden brown and registers 1 cup cherry tomatoes, cut in half Cover the pot and let stand un- 1 lb. rigatoni pasta and the pan drippings are where 165 degrees, about 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 or quarters til the shrimp turn pink and are 1/2 cup chopped fresh parsley the flavor resides, so be sure to hours. Remove from oven; spoon 1 small red onion, small dice opaque through the center, 4 or 5 leaves have some good bread to serve or brush reserved basil-oil mix- 1 English cucumber, small dice, minutes. Drain the shrimp and 1 cup freshly grated Parmesan alongside, for dipping in the drip- ture over chicken. Cool in skillet skin on rinse under cold water to stop the cheese, divided pings. 10 minutes, and carve. Serve with 1 large celery stalk, small dice cooking process. Refrigerate until Heat the olive oil in a large onion and peppers in skillet. 1 medium carrot, finely diced ready to use. heavy pot or Dutch oven over Roast Chicken with Basil *** 1 medium red bell pepper, Remove the gazpacho from the medium heat. Add the fennel and Servings: 4 Well, the heat has arrived, much stemmed and seeded, diced refrigerator 15 minutes before onion and sauté for 7 minutes, 1 (4 lb.) whole chicken to my chagrin. You’d think I’d be 1 large garlic clove, minced serving. Stir in the parsley and stirring occasionally, until tender. 3 1/2 t. kosher salt used to it, and I am of course, but 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice ladle into glasses or small bowls. Add the sausage and cook for 7 40 fresh basil leaves (about 2 cups, it does sap the energy right out of 2 T. fresh lime juice Drape the shrimp over the sides to 8 minutes, crumbling it with loosely packed) me. Time early in the day on the 1 T. extra-virgin olive oil of the glasses (around the rim), a fork, until nicely browned. Add 1/4 cup olive oil porch is the nicest, enjoying the 2 t. drained prepared horseradish and garnish with a celery stalk if the garlic, crushed fennel seeds, 1 t. black pepper yard and flowers before the heat 2 t. Worcestershire sauce desired. Linda Austin. red pepper flakes, 2 t. salt and 1 t. 1 medium red onion, cut into gets the best of them. Stay as cool 1 t. Tabasco sauce *** black pepper. Cook for one min- wedges as you can, drink lots of water and 1 t. kosher salt When I was up at the farm ute. Pour in the wine, bring to a 8 oz. sweet mini peppers, halved think of what you love about sum- 1/2 t. black pepper with Thomas, Gillian and Bish- boil. Add the heavy cream, half- and seeded (or can cut up a mer. I do love those fresh vine-rip- 1/2 cup Italian parsley leaves, op weekend-before-last, Gillian and-half and tomato paste. Bring couple of bell peppers) ened tomatoes. Have a good week. chopped made this pasta for supper one back to a boil, lower the heat and 12 garlic cloves, smashed For the shrimp: night and served it with a Caesar simmer for 20 minutes, until the Remove giblets and neck from Roundabout

Stage, off Eighth Street and Tin Barn Alley. Music July 23–August 22. Texas Bach Festival Classical music lovers are poised to enjoy the return of the Texas Bach Festival, June 23-27. Cancelled in 2020 due to Covid-19, Bulletin Board this year’s festival is appropriately dubbed River Cleanup “Bach for More.” Concert dates are June The City of Georgetown is holding a river- 23-27 and all performances will be live bank cleanup event in San Gabriel Park on streamed free of charge. The final concert June 26. Originally scheduled for earlier on June 27 can also be attended in person this month but postponed due to rain, at St. Martin’s Lutheran Church, 606 West volunteers will help clean up the park 15th Street in Austin. Tickets are $20 at the along the river. Check in begins at 8:30 door. Audience members are asked to wear a.m. at the white tent near the red pop- masks. To live stream the festival, viewers py playground. Please wear appropriate should subscribe to the Texas Bach Festival clothing and prepare for the weather and mailing list at www.texasbachfestival.org/ hot temperatures. Trash bags, gloves and subscribe-to-email-list.html. drinks will be provided by the city. Individ- Subscribers will receive the live stream uals interested in volunteering can email link. [email protected] to register or sign up online at transportation.george- ERIN IVEY IN CONCERT town.org/river-cleanup. 9 a.m., June 26. Erin Ivey is coming to the Palace. She is Georgetown Fourth of July an indie folk singer-songwriter whose mu- BEAUTIES AND BBQ The annual event thrown by the Georgetown Sertoma Club will parade, food trucks, and vendors. Due to the fireworks fall zone, sic has been described as "Grammy-level Join Pok-e-Jo’s on June 24 from 4-7p.m. return this year, with a display over San Gabriel Park July 4 at North College Street will be closed Sunday, July 4, from about 9-11 stuff" by Austin 360. She will sing originals for Beauties and Barbecue! Free queso and dusk. Fireworks will be set off around 9:15 p.m. This will be the p.m. between the traffic circle and Holly Street. Parking, standing, and fresh approaches to classic Americana dips, live music from Jim and Hilary, door 38th year for the event. The event will be smaller than Indepen- or sitting along that segment of North College Street will not be songs like "Blue Skies.” Her five studio prizes and shopping with local boutiques dence Day events in the past, and will be without the city’s usual permitted during this time. 9:15 p.m., July 4. albums have garnered numerous Top 10 in their party room. Pok-e-Jo’s is located and Album of the Year recognitions, a at 610 North Austin Avenue. 4 p.m., June 24. Black Fret artist grant, and placements on movie soundtracks, advertisements, and WRITER’S LEAGUE MEETING will present “What Does the Future Hold PORTRAIT EXHIBIT • Everyday composting, presented by TV shows. She is a regular Critics' Pick at Guest speaker for the next San Gabriel for Caregiving?” In addition, best-selling Faith in Action Georgetown will kick off In- Alice Stultz South By Southwest. This event will be in Writers’ League virtual meeting will be Edie author and columnist Dr. Barry J. Jacobs dependence Day weekend with a portrait • Texas superstar plants, presented by the Doug Smith Performance Center, off Melson. She will present “Effective Social will discuss “Caregiver Compassion and exhibit and Q&A with local war heroes on Lora Green Second Street and Rock Street, down the Media for Today's Writer.” Ms. Melson’s blog Self-Care.” Additional presentations will July 1 at Lamppost Coffee, 809 South Main The event is free and open to the public. street from El Monumento & Gatzby Salon. reaches thousands and has been consis- be given by Sarah Hyde-Williams from Street on the Square. The event will begin Please bring a lawn chair for your comfort. 7:30 p.m., June 26. tently named as one of the Writer’s Digest Senior Living Advisors of Texas, demen- with a VIP coffee reception and portrait It will be held outside at the Demonstra- Top 101 Sites for Writers since 2017. She's tia expert Nancy Turco, and Michael Gill, exhibit opening at 4 p.m. The Q&A will tion Gardens at 3151 Southeast Inner Loop CJ’S SPORTS BAR the director of one of the largest Christian president of Texas Senior Living Locators. begin at 5:30 p.m. and will feature local in Georgetown. For more further informa- CJ’s Sports Bar, 1010 North Austin Avenue, writers' conferences in the nation and is The in-person celebratory luncheon will be WWII veteran Ernie Columbus, 101, and tion please call the office at 512-943-3300. will have live music and karaoke nights a board member of the Advanced Writers held on Saturday, August 21, at the Norris Grover Trytten, 100, to answer questions 10 a.m., June 26 through August. The schedule includes: and Speakers Association. Ms. Melson will Conference Center in Austin. The luncheon from the audience. A wine and cheese July 17 — Howlin’ Waters; and August 21 — share how to find your focus while navi- will feature special guest and television reception will follow. VIP, general admis- AIR FRYER & INSTANT POT WORKSHOP Howlin’ Waters. June 11–August 21; June 26 gating the ever-changing landscape of star Chet Garner, from The Daytripper, and sion and children’s tickets are available at The Williamson County AgriLife Extension — Mike Hamilton. social media. She’ll provide practical tips will include an information and resource www.faithinactiongt.org/events. July 1. Office will present a workshop on cooking for evaluating your time, your audience fair. Registration is free, and participants with Air Fryers and Instant Pots June 25 and finding the right platforms in which can register for as many sessions as they COTTAGE FOOD BUSINESS from 6-8 p.m. The class will cover how to Theater to invest your energy. She’ll also touch on wish. Full conference details, presentation CERTIFICATION cook with both an instant pot and air fryer, emerging networks and give you the infor- schedule, and free registration is available Texas Cottage Food Laws allow individu- and offers recipes and healthy meal ideas. MAMA MIA mation you need to identify which ones fit at http://tinyurl.com/sabconf2021, or by als to sell homemade food for profit, and The event costs $30 per person, includes The Palace Theatre will present Mama Mia, your audience goals—all with a focus on calling 512-916-6182. the AgriLife Bell County Extension Office dinner, and will be held in the Extension with music and lyrics by Benny Andersson following your path for writing and pub- will help you understand how to use the Office Training Room, 100 Wilco Way, Room and Björn Ulvaeus. The story-telling magic lishing. The material is appropriate for all CHRIS KELLEY FOUNDATION 5K laws to your advantage with their course, 205. Register at www.williamson.agrilife. of ABBA’s timeless music propels this en- levels of writers, from beginners to those The Chris Kelley Foundation will host the “Cooking Up a Cottage Food Business.” org. 6 p.m., June 25. chanting tale of love, laughter and friend- more advanced. Visitors can contact the sixth annual 5K run/walk at Fritz Park in These laws regulate what can and cannot ship, creating an unforgettable show. This Zoom Administrator at Hutto on Saturday, June 26. In 2015, De- be sold, address food safety, labeling, and ONLINE CAREGIVER SEMINAR sunny and funny tale unfolds on a Greek [email protected] in advance for an tective Sergeant Chris Kelley was killed recipe requirements. The certification AGE of Central Texas will host a free online island paradise. On the eve of her wedding, invitation to the meeting. 6:30 p.m., July 1. in Hutto in the line of duty. The Chris Kel- course will be Thursday, June 24 from 4-7 caregiver support seminar titled “Locating a daughter's quest to discover the iden- ley Foundation was formed in 2017 in an p.m. in the Bell County Extension Office, and Accessing Resources for Caregivers” tity of her father brings three men from CAREGIVER CONFERENCE effort to help keep his memory alive and 1605 North Main Street, Ste 102, Belton. online from 10-11:30 a.m on Saturday, June her mother's past back to the island they AGE of Central Texas and Area Agency on to support the families of other fallen Through this presentation, participants 26. Natalie Alcorta, AGE’s resources and last visited 20 years previously. A moth- Aging will host the 20th anniversary of officers. On-site registration will be avail- can receive a Food Handler’s Certification information manager, will explain local er. A daughter. Three possible dads. And the“Striking a Balance” Caregiver Con- able starting at 7:30am on race day with in less than two hours. This certification community resources that are available a trip down the aisle you'll never forget. ference starting on August 17. This is the two start times: 8:30 a.m. for runners or is required for all food service employees to family caregivers, including programs The theater will be seated at 100 percent largest, longest-run free caregiver con- 9:30 a.m. for walkers. All attendees are in the state of Texas and is accredited by available through AGE of Central Texas. capacity. Masks will be required. Mama Mia ference in Central Texas, and the annual welcome to assemble prior to the race for the Texas Department of State Health Ser- She will also provide an update on in-per- will take place on the Springer Main Stage. event eases the challenges of caring for an a tribute to Chris by his wife, Michele. A vices. The class covers food safety practic- son respite programs and senior centers in July 9–August 8. aging family member by providing unpaid medal ceremony will occur between start es including cross contamination, personal the regional community. In her role as sup- caregivers with relevant information and times for the winners of the 8:30am race. hygiene, time, and temperature abuse. The port manager for AGE of Central Texas, Ms. BOEING, BOEING vital resources. The free conference event This family-friendly gathering will be rais- cost of the class is $25. To register go to Alcorta helps older adults and their care- The next Palace Playhouse production will goes virtual this year with three days of ing funds for organizations who support https://williamson.agrilife.org/ or call the givers navigate the realities and oppor- be Boeing, Boeing by Marc Camoletti. As online caregiving seminars from August families of fallen public safety officers as Bell County Extension Office at 254-933- tunities of aging and caregiving through the story unfolds, bachelor Bernard has a 17-19, followed by an in-person celebratory well as for a scholarship given to one local 5305. 4 p.m., June 24. one-on-one consultation and caregiver ed- flat in Paris and three attractive flight at- luncheon on August 21. Participants can high school student each year. The 2021 ucation. Registration for the conference is tendants engaged to him — but they don’t discover local resources, acquire skills to recipient is Cade Matocha, who plans on HANDS ON IN THE GARDEN free, but space is limited. Participants can know about each other. Bernard’s life gets better manage their caregiving situation, pursuing a career in Law Enforcement and The Williamson County AgriLife Master register by calling 512-600-9275, or online bumpy when the three flight attendants and connect with national and local ex- Criminal Investigation. Organizers antici- Gardeners will present a free program on at www.tinyurl.com/agejune2021. 10 a.m., are in the city simultaneously, and timid perts on aging. Highlights of this year’s pate over 300 people to be in attendance three popular gardening topics, as follows: June 26. friend Robert forgets which lies to tell to virtual conference seminars include Bob to pay their respects to their fallen Hutto • Butterflies in the garden, presented whom. Catastrophe and hilarity looms. The Stephen, vice president of Family Care- officer, father, friend, and leader. 8:30 a.m., by Wayne Rhoden play will be held indoors on the Playhouse giving and Long Term Care at AARP, who June 26. 10 The Williamson County Sun, June 23, 2021

Attendees gather in the Juneteenth reminds of past parking lot adjacent to Continued from 1 “The law will never make Afrcan-American life and the historic “Does our carefully-word- a man free; it is men who culture in Georgetown. ed Constitution describe have got to make the law The group is working shotgun the nation we are current- free,” he said, quoting Hen- with the Georgetown Pub- house to ly, that we aspire to — or [a ry David Thoreau, a 19th lic Library to compile infor- listen to nation] that sounds good century American author. mation and will make deci- guest speaker but we have no intention of Alma Allen-Johnson, sions about how it can be Wesley Jar- living up to its ideals?” he chairman of this year’s shared in the community. mon, a retired asked. Juneteenth celebration, Information about the federal com- Mr. Jarmon said June- told the gathering that the GCCMA can be found at munications teenth is important to “vot- GCCMA is undertaking www.gccmatx.com. commission er rights, civil rights, and a project to research and administrator. human rights.” catalogue the history of

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The new PETS OF THE WEEK City Post Chophouse Sponsored by: on the Square is scheduled to begin serving dinner in late July.

NICHOLAS CICALE City Post Chophouse now open for lunch

Continued from 1 ery in Kyle, and fare from “We might get overrun, Lone Star Meats in Austin. we’ll just have to see,” he The plan is to remain at a said. “We’re feeling out if limited menu serving lunch COAL MAMASGAMORA SMOOCHY we need to move to reserva- only at the oyster bar until tions only.” late July, Mr. Cummins Coal, 2, has been searching for a into things. Her purrs in thanks will adopters 65 years old or older and $10 A planned speakeasy said, when he hopes they loving new home to call his very own. be the salve for any stressful day. for everyone else. beneath the restaurant, will have trained enough Coal is a big sweet lug of a dog. He lum- Email [email protected] to sched- Smoochy, 2, is a Domestic Short which would have a secret staff to expand to dinner bers about and is goofy in every way, ule a priority-service appointment to Hair with black tabby/tortoiseshell entrance, has been put on hours. and he’s certain to keep you laughing meet Coal or Gamora. markings. She is friendly to people hold until the steakhouse is “We’re really looking for- and smiling as he goes through the Mamas, 7, desperately wants a and tolerates other cats. She will en- fully up and running. ward to welcoming the com- day by your side. Coal is nearly three forever home. She loves being pet tertain herself, but a human compan- Mr. Cummins said that munity in,” he said. “We’re years old and over 100 pounds. His and rubbed and playing with toys, ion at the other end of the couch and City Post has partnered starting slow, but we want sweet face will win your heart, so be especially balls. She knows “sit” and a nice scratch behind the ears always with multiple local suppli- to make sure we do it right.” ready to make this lovable boy your “down,” walks with a leash (with some make her day. June is Adopt a Shelter ers. City Post will feature City Post Chophouse is one and only — he’s a solo act. pulling) and is housetrained. Mamas Cat Month, so now through June, you private label hot sauce de- located on the Square at 113 Gamora, 1 and a half, is a bit shy was abandoned with her friend Deuce, can adopt an adult housecat for a $35 veloped by Mikey V’s Hot East Eighth Street, across but warms up quickly. She likes her and she gets along with other dogs. adoption fee and a barn cat for $5. Sauce on the Square, as well from 600 Degrees. It will be humans all grown up and she’s also She is not suited to live with children. Visit pets.georgetown.org to see avail- as seasonings from South- open for lunch from 11 a.m. choosy about her feline friends. She Give this spry gal a chance and she able pets and how to make an appoint- ern Style Spices in Manor, to 2 p.m. Monday through enjoys a quiet home with a family will play her way into your heart. As ment to meet them. bread from New World Bak- Friday until further notice. who will be patient while she settles a senior, her adoption fee is waived for Real Estate is Sizzling SKYE LUXURY SENIOR LIVING LIMITED TIME SAVINGS! Save up to $10,000!*

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