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Christopher Paul Cardoza, above, and below, well known to so many in the community had valuable camera equipment stolen. The community took to social media to raise funds to replace what he lost.
Photo by Jason Cook

Community rallies to assist photographer in wake of theft of his camera equipment

Everyone who knows Christopher Paul Cardoza will attest that his Nikon D500 camera is an extension of his body. Seldom seen without it trained to his eye, Cardoza has gained acclaim for showing the diverse and complex beauty of the people and landscapes of San Marcos.

Research identifies key shortcomings in container ship industry management

New research from an international team of scientists— including Mona Wells, director of climate science at The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment at Texas State University—finds significant flaws in the environmental management of the container ship industry and recommends new methods to streamline environmental impact assessments of container ship disasters.

City council to hear details of audit report for block grant funds

The San Marcos City Council is scheduled to hear a presentation from the firm, Deloitte and Touche, LLP, regarding the quarterly internal audit report related to the $34 million Community Development Block Grant - Disaster Recovery provided by the United States Housing and Urban Development Department. These funds were received based on city needs as a result of flooding that occurred in May and October of 2015.

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From left, are Kaimi Matilla, and County Court at Law Judge Elaine Brown.
Daily Record photo by Shannon West

New Mental Health Specialty Court takes collaborative way of assisting needy defendants

Those employed with the Hays County mental health specialty court are working together to ensure that the program participants are receiving all of the help they need. According to a packet provided on the courts website, it is a “specialized treatment court designed to address the unique needs of individuals with mental health, substance use and intellectual/developmental disability disorders who are also facing pending legal charges.

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The variety of educational opportunities associated with STEAM were on display Saturday at the annual fair. The San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce, local businesses and National Honor Society students brought time and expertise to the event. Clayton Odam, SMCISD coordinator of CTE in the digital gallery and David Underwood, SMCISD coordinator of Fine Arts, worked together to bring the STEAM Fair magic to life.
Photos by San Marcos CISD

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