Last week, we wrote a little about California’s recycling program (CalRecycle) updating its standard for recycling electronics. Its R2v3 replaced the R2:2013 Standard. We also spoke a little on how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the recycling industry.
Editor’s note: This week’s column is a continuation started last week by Pastor Paul Buntyn, founder of the Abundant Life Christian Church in San Marcos, where he served for 27 years as Pastor. Buntyn has educational degrees from Manhattan Bible Institute, Incarnate Word University and Oral Roberts University.
Mustang grapes grow wild in many southern states. Free use photo
There is a long stretch of wild grapes growing alongside a rural road leading to my house.
Matilda, named for a character in Dante’s Purgatorio, is an ADA-accessible bridge in Purgatory Park, whose construction has been realized due to a partnership between the San Marcos Greenbelt Alliance and Leadership San Marcos, Class of 2019. Photos courtesy of Leadership San Marcos
An aerial map shows present-day San Marcos and the almost complete Greater San Marcos Loop trail. Photos courtesy of San Marcos Greenbelt Alliance
Leadership San Marcos Class of 2019 partners with SMGA to create ADA-accessible bridge in Purgatory Natural Area
Soulful Creations, a food truck located at 1000 Prospect St., serves up a soul food for San Marcans. Above, Willie Adams, co-owner and pitmaster of Soulful Creations waits on customers at the food truck. Daily Record photos by Stephanie Gates
Editor’s note: This story is the first in a series highlighting Black-owned businesses in San Marcos.
Above, a rice bowl with falafel, lettuce, tomato, pickles, olives and feta cheese from The Pita Shop. A rice bowl comes on a bed of golden rice. Daily Record phtotos by Lance Winter
What's yeast-leavened, round, pillowy as a cloud, and made from wheat flour? An easy way to find out is to have lunch or dinner at The Pita Shop.
Jason Giulietti, President, Greater San Marcos Partnership (GSMP)
What comes to mind when you hear the phrase “economic development?”
At its basic definition, economic development is about improving the well-being of a community.
Dr. M. Ray Perryman is President and Chief Executive Officer of The Perryman Group (www.perrymangroup.com), which has served the needs of over 2,500 clients over the past four decades.
As with the U.S. numbers a couple of weeks ago, Texas experienced an expected uptick in employment in May.
In a previous column, we wrote a little about an update standard in the electronic recycling area. The info comes from an article in the Resource Recycling newsletter. We will continue with that subject today.
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