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Seguin PD officers holding on strong, getting the job done during COVID-19 pandemic By Cindy Aguirre-Herrera
officers who continue to do great police work.
(Seguin) – As businesses continue to open and as more people begin leaving their homes, the safety of Seguin Police Officers and the citizens that they serve will continue to be top priority.
“I want to brag on the officers because they are still out there doing some great police work. (Recently), Officer Ben Lopez and Christian Gregory caught two burglars breaking into a home that the homeowner called us on and that was a great job. We are working back out at Mill Creek doing some close patrols out there. Officer Cody Maresh and Albert Sanchez and Justin Mendoza and Jesse Lopez all caught some suspicious people out there – ended up having drugs on them and they were up to no good at 4 o’clock in the morning out at Mill Creek so they are still doing police work but they are just doing it more cautiously with this new threat of the virus,” said Nichols.
Seguin Police Chief Terry Nichols says from the very beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, officers at the Seguin Police Department not only quickly realized the uniqueness but seriousness of this whole situation and have worked even harder in serving and protecting the public. “I think the men and women are holding up well. This is so unique to us that you know we can see a gun, we can see a knife, we can see those kinds of threats but this illness, this virus is something you can’t see so it has everybody on edge a little bit but they are out still doing their job,” said Nichols.
As they venture out, Nichols says the public should also not be surprised to see some of the officers wearing protective masks or other safety gear. Again, he says when your job is interacting with the public, then safety is key to getting that job done.
Of course, at the onset of this national emergency, Nichols says the way they served and interacted with the public was immediately changed. “Some changes that we’ve made is if we come to your home to investigate something, we will ask for you to step outside and talk outside and try to keep our social distancing. We may ask to handle it or call and service them over the phone. If it’s something we feel like we can handle over the phone, we’ll try over the phone as well. We are still working on traffic enforcement on hazardous move violations but not so much on the lower level offenses again trying to limit our
exposures as well,” said Nichols. Nichols says protective measures were also implemented at the police department and will continue until further notice. “The lobby at the police department is still open. People can come down here if they need to. We are limiting traffic within the department
though just to the first floor of the lobby area so if you do need to come to the police department, we will obviously work with you and talk to you but we may (put) you outside to talk or not bring you up to the detective offices like we’ve historically done,” said Nichols. Despite having a new threat on the streets, Nichols says he could not be prouder of his
“The officers can wear masks. You may see some officers wearing masks as recommended by the CDC. It’s not mandatory at this point but we are offering the ability for our officers to do that,” said Nichols. Nichols again reminds the community that the Seguin Police Department is still available for emergencies 24/7. Again, those with life threatening emergencies are reminded to call 91-1. Those wishing to handle other business with the police department are encouraged to stop by or call 830-379-2123.
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County set to receive COVID-19 update By Darren Dunn
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(Seguin) -- Members of the Guadalupe County Commissioners Court are set to get another update on the local response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The court is slated to discuss the issue just one day after Governor Greg Abbott issued additional details about how he plans to reopen the state's economy. The county's emergency management office will provide an update on the number of cases currently in the county, and will look at the coordination of services that has been occurring locally in response to the virus. The Texas Department of State Health Service last week conducted a drive-thru testing site in Schertz. More than 40 tests were taken at the time. The number of positive
tests, if any, has not yet been released. The commissioners court agenda calls for potential action, if necessary, on the local disaster and public health emergency declaration related to COVID-19. The court is also scheduled to ratify and recognize some individuals who have made a number
In other business, commissioners are also slated to consider approval of an item that will allow the Guadalupe County Courthouse to get a bit of a bath. Commissioners are being asked to approve an approximate $15,000 expenditure that would allow Kelley Property Care, to fully power wash the historic courthouse. The company will use a solution of sodium hypochlorite and a degreaser to clean the building. The landscaping around the courthouse will be watered before, during and after the cleaning process, to ensure that the plants are properly protected. The commissioners court meeting will be conducted via video conference, and the public can access the meeting by visiting: .
SISD meets to discuss grades, ranking policy By Darren Dunn (Seguin) -- The Seguin ISD Board of Trustees tonight will consider updating the district's grading policy in response to the changes caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The board will conduct a virtual meeting to discuss approval of a resolution that would update the current grade point average, class rank and grading policies for the current school year. Local schools have been closed since spring break, and students have been learning from home. The current instructional arrangement makes it more difficult for the district to use the regular grading and ranking system, especially for students who are graduating this year. Under the new policy, final class rankings for purposes of identifying students to be recognized for graduation honors, including the
top 10, valedictorian and salutatorian, shall be determined by considering grades available at the end of the fall semester. The 2020 spring semester will not be used for calculating GPA and class rank for the classes of 2020, 2021, 2022, or 2023. Those students will also receive pass, fail or incomplete for work done during the interrupted portion of the spring semester. In some cases, a numerical grade could be assigned.
employees. The special separation agreements are being offered as the district prepares for budgeting for the 2020-21 fiscal year.
The resolution ultimately gives Superintendent Matthew Gutierrez the authority to determine what, if any grades or progress reports were to be issued for the rest of the spring semester.
The additional severance would only be offered to employees who submitted their resignations by Friday, May 22. The idea is to try to conserve the district's financial resources for the new fiscal year. The board is also slated to meet in closed session to consider discussion on the potential instrument that will be used to conduct the superintendent's evaluation. This is not expected to be the actual evaluation, but
In other business, the school board is slated to consider approval of a resolution that offers additional incentives as part of a severance agreement that would be offered to district
Teachers and other professionals would be offered a separation incentive of $500 per year of service, with a minimum of 10 years of experience with the district. It would offer $250 per year of service for non-professional employees.
only a discussion about the documentation that will be used as part of that process. If any action is required, it would have to be taken in open session. The Seguin ISD Board of Trustees meets via video or telephone conference at 6:30 p.m. today. The public will have access to the Zoom meeting but will not be able to speak during the meeting. Those who dial into the session, are asked to mute their telephone or electronic device. Questions or comments for the board can be submitted prior to the meeting via email. Those questions and comments must be submitted by noon today. Send them to . The public comments will be read during the "Audience with the Board" portion of the agenda. The meeting can be accessed via this link:Here. The password is 791460.
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Drug investigation leads officers on vehicle pursuit
Suspect believed to have been repackaging marijuana prescription labels
Ashton Charles McKinney (Guadalupe County) – A short vehicle pursuit that began in Guadalupe County and ended in Wilson County has landed a Seguin man behind bars. Lt. John Flores of the Guadalupe County Sheriff ’s Narcotics Office, says the incident was reported earlier this month on Friday, April 17. Arrested was Ashton McKinney, 30, of Seguin. Flores says while conducting a narcotics investigation south of Segu in, investigators attempted a traffic stop involving McKinney, the driver of the vehicle.
He says while in the 22,000 block of State Highway 123 South, McKinney led narcotics investigators on a short vehicle pursuit and was subsequently apprehended near FM 1681 in Wilson County. “McKinney was found to be in possession of .86 grams of methamphetamine and .51 grams of methamphetamine. Narcotics investigators believed McKinney was fleeing to afford himself the opportunity to discard narcotics. Narcotics investigators subsequently conducted a search of the area
and recovered 40.75 grams of methamphetamine that had been discarded by McKinney,” said Flores. Flores says narcotics investigators also immediately developed information that McKinney had provided a false address in Cibolo. He says they were later able, to obtain and execute a state narcotics search warrant for a residence tied to McKinney in the 1900 block of Milam Street in Seguin. “Investigators located an additional 139.64 grams of methamphetamine, 13.18
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Sports Brought to you exclusively by First Commercial Bank Mitchell Long named TLU's Male Junior-Year Scholar-Athlete of the Year
(Seguin) - Texas Lutheran Men's Soccer stand-out Mitchell Long has been named the 2019-20 Male Junior-Year ScholarAthlete of the Year.
TLU went 15-6 overall and 7-2 in the SCAC. The Bulldogs won the SCAC Championship with a 2-0 semifinal victory over tournament host Trinity and a 3-1 championship final win over Colorado College.
Long is a kinesiology (exercise science) major, and he holds a cumulative GPA of 4.0. Long was named an Academic All-American in the fall of 2019.
The Bulldogs played in the NCAA Division III Men's Soccer Championship and fell in the first round to Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (Calif.) by a score of 2-0.
He was one of 12 studentathletes on the Academic AllAmericaÂŽ Team for NCAA Division III Men's Soccer to have a perfect 4.0 grade point average. The TLU Junior-Year Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year is awarded annually to the male student-athlete with the best combination of academic and athletic achievement.
Long played in 16 matches and started 15 before missing the last five matches due to illness. Last year's award winner was Alex Talley of TLU Men's Tennis. A three-year letterman on the TLU Men's Soccer Team,
Long helped the Bulldogs to their first-ever Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championship and to their second-ever appearance in the NCAA
Division III Men's Soccer Championship. The Bulldogs won a schoolrecord 15 matches.
As a defender, Long had three assists and led a TLU defensive effort that finished the year with seven total shutouts.
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Navarro baseball players earn state, district academic honors (Geronimo) - Navarro High School baseball seniors Austin Bell and Cooper Guetzke made the 4A Academic All-State team to headline a list of 11 Panthers who received recognition for their academic achievements this year. Bell and Guetzke were two of the 11 Navarro players who earned spots on the 30-4A Academic AllDistrict team. The list also includes James Brinsley, Hunter Monroe, Sam Muniga, Reece Rojas, Aden Supak, Mark Wozniak, Jacob Frederick, Jaxen Monkerud, and Bryce Nall. Navarro was 8-5 under second-year head coach Kris Cavazos and had yet to start district play when the season was suspended and ultimately cancelled by the UIL due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Vital Statistics
Teresa Maria Serralta
Vega. She will be remembered as a longtime employee of the Guadalupe Tax Appraisal Office and was a member of St. James Catholic Church. She is preceded in death by her parents, her brothers, Roberto Vega, Fernando Vega, and Antonio Vega and sister, Isabel Vega.
Survivors include her loving husband of 55 years, Rafael A. Serralta; daughter, Isabella Serralta; son, Rafael Serralta; grandchildren, Alessandro Bonanni, Andrea Serralta, and Fabian Serralta; sisters, Alicia Teresa Maria Serralta, age 80 Leal, Rosa Vega, and Carmen of Seguin, passed away on De La Madrid; brother, Jose April 25, 2020. Vega; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, other loving Teresa was born in Tampico, family members and friends. Mexico on September 5, 1939 to Isabel (Rendon) and Jesus Due to the Covid 19
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restrictions, private services will be held. Interment will follow at a later date in Mexico. Serving as pallbearers will be Rafael Serralta, William Barnum, Fabian Serralta and Roy Neve. Memorial contributions may be made to St. James Catholic Church, 510 S. Camp St., Seguin, Texas, or to the American Diabetes Association, P.O. Box 15829, Arlington, VA 22215.
Bessie Mae Ketchum McKnight
Family and friends are encouraged to sign the online guest book at www.treshewell.com. Arrangements are under the direction of Tres Hewell Mortuary, 165 Tor Dr., Bessie Mae Ketchum McKnight of Seguin, Texas, 78155, 830- Seguin Texas, passed away peacefully at home at the age of 85 549-5912.
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on Saturday April 4, 2020. The family will be receiving condolences on Thursday April 30, 2020 from 2:00pm to 6:00pm at Palmer Mortuary located at 1116 N. Austin St., Seguin, Texas 78155. Graveside Service is Friday May 1, 2020 at 2:00pm at Ebbon Cemetery 1115 Rolling Oaks Dr. Luling Texas, 78648. All Attendees are welcome, due to COVID19 gatherings must be limited to 10 people maximum and we encourage those attending to come by the funeral home to pay respects in a short fashion to allow others the opportunity to come by and support the family as well. The family is requesting those in attendance towear a mask. The Family will be accepting flowers at the funeral home.
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Clothing Ministry
The Refuge III Clothing Ministry continues to give away clothing, some furniture, dishes, and other items at 7535 Elm Creek Road in Seguin. For further information call 830-303-6478.
Free Bible Course
The World Bible School is offering free Bible correspondence courses. Answer questions from the Bible and send in for grading. Visit studygod.info for further information. To be sure your religious organization's meetings and events appear in this calendar, send information to: communitycalendar@kwed1580.com, fax (830) 379-2238, or drop off the information at the Seguin Daily News/KWED office located at 609 E. Court St., Seguin. For best results, submit information at least two weeks prior to the event.
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Complimentary To-go Senior Citizen Meal The Seguin Silver Center will be serving a complimentary to-go meal to any senior citizen who requests one Monday through Friday May 1. To request a meal, call 830-303-6612. The Silver Center also offers a full menu online at silvercenterseguin.com for anyone who wants a meal delivered to your place of business. Call for delivery meal menu and rates at 830-3036612.
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City Meetings All meetings of City Boards and City’s Utility Billing Office Commissions have been Closes to Public cancelled until further notice. The City’s Utility Billing Office is City Council and Planning & closed to the public. Customers Zoning will continue meeting as can send payments in the mail, scheduled. pay at the drive-thru window at City Hall, use the drop box Municipal Court located in the overflow parking Cancellations lot across from City Hall on All trials and court hearings at The Whiners BBQ Fundraiser Mountain Street, set up an Seguin Municipal Court have Postponed automatic bank draft, utilize the been cancelled through the end The Whiners (Justice Center City Hub customer portal online of the month. Relay for Life Team) Barbecue at ., or pay over the phone by Fundraiser rescheduled for calling 830-401-2460. Service City Parks Restroom Closure Thursday, April 30 has been and convenience fees are also and Easter Closure postponed. A new date will be being temporarily waived at this All parks and trails remain open announced once COVID-19 is time. to the public for the time being, no longer a threat to our however, all public restrooms in community. RAPPS Individual Sessions the parks are closed until further The Rural Area Parenting notice. All City parks will be Seguin Public Library Program Services (RAPPS) will closed Easter Weekend to Closure/Curbside Service be providing Protective comply with CDC The Seguin Public Library is Parenting & Anger Management recommendations of gatherings now closed until further notice. classes via webcam through of 50 or more people. Patrons are encouraged to ZOOM. RAPPS classes are utilize online resources and accepted by the Judicial Splash Pad Closure services during this time. A System, CPS, Parole and The Splash Pad at Park West is curbside pickup is now available Probation. For more information closed until further noticed.
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Seguin Events Complex Closure All bookings at the Seguin Coliseum and the Fairgrounds facilities are suspended until further notice. Customers will receive full refunds for all facility bookings impacted the public health emergency. Elks Bingo Cancellation The Seguin Elks Lodge has cancelled all of it Bingo sessions. Seguin Little League, Seguin Youth Soccer League, the All Youth Sports League and the Seguin Volleyball League are suspending all games until further notice. Teatro's Annual Recital The Teatro De Artes De Juan Seguin will have its 38th Annual Recital featuring the Ballet Folklorico De La Rosa and Mariachi Juan Seguin at 7 p.m. Friday, May 1 at Jackson Auditorium on the campus of Texas Lutheran University. For more information visit , call 830401-0232 or email teatrodeartes@yahoo.com.
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Boecker Cemetery Annual Meeting Cancellation The Annual Meeting of the Boecker Cemetery scheduled for Sunday, May 3 has been canceled. Notification of the rescheduling of the meeting will be mailed once a date has been determined.
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Seguin Volleyball Summer League Fees are due for the Seguin Volleyball Association Summer League from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 19, and Thursday, May 21 at Seguin Comal Country Music Show Print Shop, located at 410 E. Court St. in Seguin. The Cancelations The Comal Country Music Show leagues begin Monday, June 1. Team fees are $100 per team is canceled until further notice. per league and $14.75 per person for residents and BBQ Fundraiser $15.75 per player for nonThe Seguin Little League has resident players. A meeting is rescheduled its Bill Millers BBQ set for 7 p.m. Wednesday, May Fundraiser from 11 a.m. to 1:30 27 in Midway Hall (Hall of p.m. Saturday, May 16 at the Fame) at the Seguin Events Starcke Park Pavillion in the Center. pecan bottom behind the Seguin Little League Fields. Enter by Summer Day Camp the playscape and exit by the Registration wave pool. Tickets are $10 and The City of Seguin Parks and can be purchased in advance or Recreation Summer Day Camp the day of the event. program registration is now open. The cost is $85 per week Badges, Bikes and Tykes with a $25 registration fee. The Cancellation camp runs from 7:30 a.m. to The City of Seguin Police 5:30 p.m. June 1 through July Department has cancelled its 31 at A.J. Briesemeister Middle free 2020 Badges, Bikes, and School. For more information Tykes event scheduled from 11 call 830-401-2480. a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 16
Cinderella Ball The Seguin Police Department has cancelled its 101th Annual Cinderella Ball from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Friday, June 26 at the Seguin Event Complex (Coliseum). Refunds will be issued for any tickets/carriage rides purchased For more information call 830-401-2386. SOLC Summer Adventure Camp Registration is now open for the Irma Lewis Seguin Outdoor Learning Center Summer Adventure Camp June 8 through July 24. Registration forms and more information is available at .
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5 in the field by Faith Lutheran Church has been cancelled. Any sponsorships collected this year will be used for 2021. Young Marines/SS American Memorial Concert Fundraiser There will be a concert "Soldiers Songs & Voices," featuring Scotty Alexander and special guest, Rio Russell, from 6 to 11 p.m. Saturday, June 27 at the Lazy U Ranch located at 450 Naumann Road in Seguin. Proceeds benefit the Guadalupe Valley Young Marines and the SS American Memorial. Tickets are $25 and free to all active duty with military ID. For more information visit .
Master Naturalist Training The Guadalupe Master Cinderella Ball The Seguin Police Department Naturalists have applications has cancelled its 101th Annual available for the 2020 training Cinderella Ball from 6:30 to 9:30 class to become a certified naturalist. The classes begin p.m. Friday, June 26 at the Tuesday, August 11 and Seguin Event Complex continues every other Tuesday (Coliseum). Refunds will be to Nov. 21 at the Schertz Senior issued for any tickets/carriage Center, located at 608 Schertz rides purchased For more Parkway in Schertz. The cost is information call 830-401-2386. $110 and the deadline to apply is Saturday, Aug. 1. Applications Field of Honor 2020 are available online at . For more information call 830-379Cancellation The Field of Honor 2020 1972. scheduled from June 27 to July
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