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Just show proof of residency in person at the Dell Diamond ticket office. Liberty Hill Independent will be taking donations from a. They are a red cross donation site. Donations will also be accepted from 8 a. Donations can be dropped off at the park in Canterbury Trails from a.

To hold a food drive at your workplace, school, church etc. Once filled please return to CAFB or call to arrange for a pick up. Most desired food donations are healthy, non-perishable items such as:. Palm Valley Lutheran Church : E. Palm Valley Blvd, Round Rock, will accept donations from 9 a. Wednesday through Sunday. We help local businesses and events connect with our holistic community!

Check out the Advertising Page for details. Search site. Email Facebook Instagram Pinterest Twitter. Most desired food donations are healthy, non-perishable items such as: — Water, Gatorade — Ready to eat meals preferably with pull up or pop tops, e. Highway St. By Melissa Gaskill. Bringing down the house. Still a developer's darling? Needled by high prices. Home Run.

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Central Texas wildfires. Fires cool: Help pours in. Austin Fire Relief. By Michael Graupmann. Sep 7, , am. Enlarge Slideshow. Read These Next. Save Austin Now has had little trouble generating donations. If approved by voters, the police staffing measure would start with requiring the city to employ two officers per 1, residents. To ensure that shifts are staffed adequately, city staffers say even more than two officers per 1, residents are needed.

The true ratio, they say, is somewhere between 2. Weighing police attrition rates against Austin's current population and projected growth, the city would need to hire to more officers in the next five years, according to the city's math. To come up with the money, the city could have to cut funding for other departments, some city officials have said.

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