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City News
Find out what's happening in the city. Below is a list of current news releases.
The bridge at the 2300 block of South Kegley will be briefly closed tomorrow and Friday in order to continue the long term engineering study on the bridge where the sink hole occurred last month.
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At their regularly scheduled meeting tonight, the City of Temple City Council adopted “Connecting the Community,” a Citywide Trails Master Plan.
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Bruce Butscher, P.E., the Public Works Director for the City of Temple, has announced his plans to retire effective March 31st, 2010.
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The 2009 Achievement of Excellence in Libraries Award from the Texas Municipal Library Directors Association was presented to the Temple Public Library at the Temple City Council meeting this evening.
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Are you looking for a book club to join? Book clubs are small informal groups that meet to discuss books and related topics. The Temple Public Library would like to sponsor a book club that would meet at the library.
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Folks in the City of Temple are feeling pretty happy and healthy these days. At least that is what the results of a new national study have found.
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The City of Temple is helping the U.S. Census Bureau get the word out about jobs that are available in the Temple area.
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One of the hottest questions being asked around Sammons Golf Links regards when the renovations to the golf course will begin. As part of the 2007 Parks Bond Election, $350,000 was dedicated to improving the golf course.
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Community Wellness is a priority for the City of Temple. This past year, the Parks and Leisure Services Department, along with Scott and White and Kings Daughters Clinic, developed “Commit 2 Fit” a year long campaign.
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Temple has been a Tree City for 3 years, but the Parks & Leisure Services Department is looking to take this title a little more seriously with a new program that would recognize special trees in the City.
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This spring, construction crews will be building a new and exciting project, Temple’s first fully-accessible playground, the “Rotary Club of Temple South Accessible Playground”.
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