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Time to Train to San Marcos Grand jury releases Sept. indictments LPR staff report offi ce and the law enforce- had 28 total indictments, in- Kristobal Gonzales, 30, of Luling, driving while intoxi- ment agencies in Caldwell cluding 24 true bills released Lockhart, injury to an elderly cated – second or more, driv- The Caldwell County County. During their sessions, and eight indictments that individual, retaliation; ing while intoxicated – third Grand Jury on Monday the Grand Jury determines remained sealed. Jasper Michael Jeff rey, 21, or more; released the names of people whether probable cause exists The indictments released of Harwood, injury to an Jonathan Espino, 23, of who were indicted in Septem- to pursue criminal prosecu- included: elderly individual; Martindale, evading arrest or ber. tion of felony off enders. David Leroy Cady, 44, of Oscar Martinez, 26, of Aus- detention with a vehicle; The grand jury convenes once The Texas Code of Criminal Luling, failure to comply with tin, burglary of habitation; Rogelio-Miguel Estrada each month — usually on the Procedures provides that an sex off ender registry require- Jose David Sifontes, 36, of Eusebio, 33, of Luling, evad- second Wednesday — to re- indictment is to remain sealed ments; Dale, sexual assault of a child; ing arrest or detention with a view cases currently pending until the individual has been Ricky Reyes, 33, of San Pamela Lorene Warren, 21, vehicle; prosecution with the Caldwell arrested. Marcos, unlawful carrying of of Dale, credit card abuse; County District Attorney’s The grand jury for September a fi rearm by a felon; Donald Earl Brown; 69, of See Indictments 10A Lions lose heartbreaker Time to train to San Marcos By Wesley Gardner LPR Editor The Lockhart Lion varsity foot- ball lost a heartbreaker against San Marcos High School on Friday after a last-second Hail Mary sealed the game for the Rattlers 26-25. The game started with a familiar script for this year’s varsity squad – with a 42-yard rushing touchdown from senior quarterback Jackie Ed- wards, Jr. That’s also where the woes See Football 12A Featured Garage Sales 1111 5th Street Yard Sale: Thursday, Friday & Saturday, 10AM until dark.Wheelchairs, walkers, ACs, dryers, plants, chickens ------------------------------------ 7209 S. US HWY 183 Yard Sale: Friday & Saturday, Oct. 9-10, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Nice clothing shoes & much more! Please wear a mask. ------------------------------------ 509 N. Medina 4-Family Yard Sale: Friday, Oct. 9, 7:30 a.m. - ? ------------------------------------ 215 Sunshadow Dr. Garage Sale: Saturday, Oct. 10, 8 a.m.- Boxing trainer and minister Pete Arciniega looks on as Fabian Steemer works on his combination punches. Wesley Gard- 12 p.m. ner/LPR Jewelry, pictures, dishes, childen’s items, children’s and adult clothes and more. ------------------------------------ Local trainer off ers paths for champions, youth 801 W. San Antonio Apt. B By Wesley Gardner bags, speed bags, timing bags. The the competition side of it. It’s just Yard Sale: Saturday, 8 a.m.-? Household LPR Editor facility has a boxing ring and even mano y mano. It was, ‘Hey, I don’t items, kids and adult clothing, décor & features an outdoor obstacle course think you can beat me,’ and that electronics. Please social distance. No When Pete Arciniega fi rst that would give Rocky a run for his was kind of it. It starts with your early birds. opened up a small boxing training money. cousins and neighborhood friends, operation in his garage 17 years More than anything though, and before you know it, you’ve got ago, he had no clue it would grow Arciniega has a space to off er kids a the gloves on and that’s kind of into the expansive operation it’s place to go to help keep them from how it went.” grown today. He had no clue he getting into trouble. Arciniega carried his love for would train multiple national For Arciniega, boxing has been a boxing into his time with the champions. He had no clue he’d part of his life for as long as he can United States Marine Corps., both help steer so many local youth remember. boxing for the marine’s team and members toward a better path in “I’ve been at it since I was a kid,” eventually coaching it. life. said Arciniega. “A lot of my family Following his stent with the Ma- Yet, here he is now. He has a members were boxers, so it kind of rines, he decided to use his passion 3,000 square-facility fi lled with var- ran in the family. ious boxing training tools – heavy “For me, it’s always been about See Boxing 10A Martindale psychologist shares words of optimism By Jody Marmel with others. Today more so and seeing the students mo- time to do my research and Special to the LPR than ever before, Lasser’s tivated and energetic. This continue with my books.” words of wisdom and opti- program is preparing them Dr. Lasser co-authored Dr. Lasser is a psycholo- mism are important to share for internships to become the book “School Psycholo- gist, professor, writer, and with parents and families in future professionals.” gist as Counselor” First edi- a local living in Martindale. Caldwell County. Prior to the pandemic, tion in 2013 and the second He teaches at Texas State While Dr. Lasser didn’t Dr. Lasser put in time and edition was just released. University (TSU) since 2002 plan on being a psycholo- requested the fall to take a The book is used at TSU, at and has a practice with his gist, his love for learning led sabbatical. “We were going other universities, and prac- wife in San Marcos-Cypress him on this path. He teaches to celebrate my big birthday titioners read it as well. The Tree Psychological Services. graduate students in the and had plans to travel to new edition is updated and He is a professional that psychology program at TSU. Europe. Even though that shares his positive outlook He said, “I love teaching wasn’t possible, I have the See Lasser 10A VOTE EARLY: OCT. 13 - OCT. 30 ELECTION DAY: NOV. 3 Pol. Adv. Paid For By Senator Judith Zaffirini Community Calendar 2A Post-Register Thursday, October 8, 2020 Early Voting in Oct. 13-16 & Oct. 19- Eugene Clark Library in Country Drive. Tickets co or Caldwell Counties condition, and that is Caldwell County 23, 8AM-5PM Lockhart. are on a limited fi rst at or below 150% of the just the start. Donations Early voting for the Oct. 24, 9AM-7PM & Please contact Lydia come fi rst serve basis. poverty level is eligible are 100% deductible. November 3 General Oct. 25, 10AM-3PM at (512) 398-5769 for Please follow guide- to appy for utility assis- Mail: Friends of the Election begins Tues- Oct. 26-30, 7AM-7PM more information. lines set in place for tance through this pro- Cemeteries, P.O. Box day, October 13th and Public Square Rosa- For everyone’s safety, both the Lions Stadium gram. Applications are 837, Lockhart, TX 78644. will run through Friday, ry Crusade please wear a mask and and Gym including: available olin, by mail, More information: Ph. October 30. Caldwell Please join the 2020 observe 6 feet social wearing a face cover at or please call to fi nd a (512) 750-9811. Received County Residents can Public Square Rosary distancing. Bring your all times unless eating location to pick one up vote early at the follow- Crusade. Our nation is lawn chairs and rosa- or drinking and sitting in your area. Call (512) St. John Colony News ing locations: in great need of public ries. Try to arrive 15 within the section of 392-1161 or visit www. Scott Annex Build- prayer, repentance and minutes early. group/seat(s) that are communtyaction.com for St. John 19th Body is ing (1403 Blackjack St. conversion. We ask Lockhart Farmers purchased. Please stay more information. Accepting Donations Lockhart, TX 78644) God to save America Market home if you are expe- Accepting Dona- for New Pavilion Oct. 13-16 & Oct. 19- through the Rosary of Come support your riencing any kind of tions: Friends of The We are in need of 23, 8AM-5PM Hi Most Holy Mother. local farmers and arti- symptom that could be Cemeteries fi nancial support to fi n- Oct. 24, 9AM-7 & Please join us pray- sans! Tons of fun to be related to COVID-19. We are “Friends ish the New Pavilion. In Oct. 25, 10AM-3PM ing for our nation on had Saturdays 8 a.m. – 2 City of Lockhart of the Cemeteries”, a 2014 we broke ground Oct. 26-30, 7AM-7PM October 10, 2020 at p.m. and Sundays 11 Utilities Assistance group of Volunteers in on the new pavilion Luling Civic Center 12:00 noon. The local a.m. – 4 p.m. Interest- Are you behind on Lockhart dedicated to that was part of a 5-year (333 E. Austin St. Lul- Public Square Rosary ed vendors contact us! your utility bills due improving and assisting plan that would have ing, TX 78648) Rally will take place at Phone: (760) 717-9109. to COVID-19? Due to the City of Lockhart in converted the pavilion Email: lockhartfarm- the CARES Act, the the maintenance of two into a civic center. Un- [email protected]. City of Lockhart has a City Cemeteries, Lock- fortunately, we missed www.facebook.com/lock- grant program avail- hart Memorial Park that deadline in 2019. hartfarmersmarket.com able to help house- and Hooks Cemetery. We appreciate your Pumpkin Patch on holds struggling to pay We are a tax exempt, support! Please mail a the Square their utility bills due non-profi t group depen- check or money order Join the Mata Fam- to COVID-19-related dent upon donations to to: St.
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