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The La Feria Veterans Memorial Monument Project committee would like to thank everyone who came out on Memorial Day to recognize those who have lost their lives for our freedom. The event turned out to be a great success.

We were able to recognize some MIA & KIA soldiers who lost their lives in service. They were KIA-Pancho Maples, MIA-MUR Harvey Storms, MIA- SGT Tommy dela Pena and KIA—PFC Ralph Garcia. We’d also love to recognize all the Board Members for all their hard work and dedication to this project. Thank you to the City of La Feria Mayor Olga

Maldonado for her participation and her husband for his support. A huge thank you to the La Feria Fire Department for the Flag Ceremony led by David Phinney and to the La Feria Police Department for their continued

support. Thanks to Judge Arturo Salas and Angelica Baldivia for their prayers in recognition of all those that gave their lives for our country.

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On Friday, May 28th graduation was held at Lion’s Stadium, with restrictions of course.

Since the beginning of the 2020-2021 school year, many seniors were distant learning and did so through the end of the year. And even though some did attend in-person classes, it wasn’t the same as it is fully operational. Social distancing was still happening, masks had to be worn and certain activities and school dances were canceled.

The graduating class of 2021 didn’t get to experience most of the traditions that seniors go through throughout the school year. Some distant learning seniors didn’t even get to see their friends and have the full experience of being an upper-class student.

Even though statewide some restrictions were

lifted, at graduation you still had to wear masks, both students and visitors. There were only 6 tickets allowed per student for graduation and social distancing in the stands was also part of the rules. Before seniors were released all the people from the stands had to clear out and had to go and wait in their vehicles for their senior.

At the end of the graduation ceremony, it was a long-lasting moment for the graduates. The school song was sung and then the class song was played as seniors gathered on the 50yard line to say one last goodbye. There were some tears, hugging, and dancing as their class song played. This is one year the La Feria High School graduating class of 2021 will remember.

Graduation Ceremony took place the evening of Friday, May 28th, 2021.

Social distancing was observed by Students, Staff, and Guests.

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In accordance with the Order of the Office of the Governor issued March 16, 2020, the City of La Feria will conduct the meeting and provide audio/telephonic availability for the public using live stream in order to advance the public health goal of limiting face-to-face meetings (also called “social distancing”) to slow the spread of the Coronavirus (also known as Covid-19). To view the meeting via internet live streaming, please visit https://www.cityoflaferia.com/boards-and-commissions/ city-commission/agendas-2020/ where you will find the agenda for the next meeting. The pdf for the agenda will include a link, meeting ID and passcode for the Zoom meeting. More information is available by calling 346248-7799.

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1st united Methodist Church Pastor Federico Perez, 797-1393 331 S. Main St., La Feria, Sunday School 10am, Traditional Worship Service 9am, Contemporary Service 11am, UM Youth 5pm International Worship Center Bishop Ronaldo Ortiz 956-797-1204 116 W. Seventh St., La Feria Services Sunday (English) 9:30am Domingo (Espanol) 11am, Miercoles 7pm Interdenominational Worship Extreme Youth Sat. 6 pm First Baptist Church of Santa Rosa Pastor Harold Parker 956-636-1603 118 Jesus R. Cruz, Santa Rosa Sunday Services 9:30am Bible Study, 10:30am Morning Worship, 7pm Wednesday Evening Worship.

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Our church has prayer teams which can be mobilized by text message to pray for urgent needs. For two days we had prayed for a man who was deathly ill. Finally, there was a breakthrough. His recovery was miraculous. His wife told me that he was being dismissed from the hospital.

As usual, I was multitasking, and in a hurry.

To get the good news out, I simply sent the message, “He is on his way home.” Some thought I meant he was bound for heaven, rather than his La Feria home. It took a few phone calls, but I comforted the grieving and clarified our friend’s destination.

The Apostle Paul wrote about death. “For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain.” An old Gospel song says it like this. “This world is not my home; I am just passing through.” If we live long enough and well enough, we become homesick for a place we have never been. And we start to call it home.

Knapp Medical Center in Weslaco has been re-certified as a Level II Neonatal Nursery by the Texas Department of State Health Services.

The re-certification is a demonstration of award-winning care provided by neonatologists, neonatal nurses, and other staff members at Knapp Medical Center. This team is led by Dr. Ramiro Caballero, Neonatal Medical Director; Olivia Estrada RN, BSN, Director of Women’s Services; and Selina Hernandez, RN, BSN, Neonatal Program Manager.

Anna Hinojosa, RN, MSN, Chief Nursing Officer for Knapp, said the re-certification -as well as several awards for maternity care from Health Grades -- highlight the excellent care that is being provided to newborn babies and their mothers at the Knapp Women’s Center.

“Knapp Medical Center’s clinical team works consistently to pursue the highest standards for clinical excellence, and we are extremely proud of this achievement,” Ms. Hinojosa added. “We at Knapp Medical Center remain committed to the pursuit of patientcentered excellence in all that we do.”

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Apostolic Faith Tabernacle Pastor Ramon Zarate 357-6384 621 South Main, La Feria Sunday School 10am Sunday Worship 4pm, Wed. Evening 7:30pm.

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Iglesia Oracion en Su Presencia Missionary Church,Inc. Pastors Frank & Janie Gonzalez 797-0044 4th Street, La Feria,TX Sunday 10am & 6pm, Monday 7 pm Prayer Service, Wednesday 7 pm, Friday 7 pm.

Church of Christ Minister Gene Head 536-9832 912 N. Parker Rd., La Feria, Wednesday 6:30 pm Bible Study, Sunday 9:30am Bible Study, 10:30am Service, 5pm Evening Service Los Domingos: 12:00 Medio Dia Los Jueves: 7:00 pm Estudio De Biblia Faith Church of Christian & Missionary Alliance Church Pastor Oscar Loredo 797-1739 125 W. First St., La Feria,Tx Bilingual Ministry Sunday 10am Sunday School, 11am Worship, Wednesday 7 pm Bible Study, Friday 7 pm Prayer.

Santa Rosa united Methodist Church 408 Main Street (Hwy. 107/506) Santa Rosa, across from High School Sunday Coffee and Fellowship 9:30 AM Worship10 AM (Communion first Sunday) Wednesday Prayer Service 9:00 AM Pastor: Carole Lahti (956) 279-3407

Living Water Church and Ministry Pastor Henry and Rosie 2805 Memorial Suite B. La Feria Sunday Service 11am, 6pm Spanish Worship Service, 7pm Wednesday Service St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church Fr. Rodolfo Franco 797-2666, office: 502 S. Canal Casa de church: 500 South Canal St., La Feria, Esperanza Apostolic Saturday Mass 5:30pm, Church Sunday Mass 8am Spanish, 416 W. Spruce La Feria 10am English, 12pm Bilingual.

965-639-4301 Bilingual Services Sunday at 1:00pm Christ In Our Midst Daniel Martinez - Pastor Missionary Church Pastor: Rev. Daniel Carrizalez St. Mary’s Catholic 956-742-6311 Church 1 mile N. of FM 506, La Feria FR. Edouard Atangana, Sunday School - 9:45 a.m., 956-636-1211 Sunday Worship - 11:00 a.m., 101 San Antonio Ave., Santa Rosa Wednesday Service - 7:00 p.m., Monday Saturday Mass 5pm Bilingual, Prayer - 7:00 p.m.

Sunday Mass 8am Spanish, new Hope 10am English.

Presbyterian Church 208 West Central Ave, First Baptist Church of La Feria,TX, 956-277-0208 La Feria Services Sunday 4:30 pm 797-1214 Sunday School 3:15 pm Main St. & Magnolia, La Feria Communion on the Wednesday 6:30pm Youth Bible Study & 1st Sunday of every month Mission Friends, 9:45am Sunday School, 11am Morning Worship Service Cowboy Church 11235 Swift Ln. Santa Rosa, Tex. Service St. Albans at 11:00am Sunday Episcopal Church 6:30pm pm Monday Reverend Scott Brown 956-975-6144 956-428-2305, www.westernoutreach.org 1417 E. Austin, Harlingen,TX Holy Communion 8am, Sunday School St. Paul Lutheran Church 9:15, Holy Eucharist 10:30am.

Pastor Nathan Wendorf Sundays 8:00AM (Traditional) Hope in the Word Church HC first, third & fi fth Pastors Jose & Bertha Belmares 10:30AM (Contemporary) 797-3621, HC second, fourth & fi fth 28354 S. Bixby Rd., La Feria (956) 423-3924 Services Friday 6pm, Sunday 10am.

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CITY OF LA FERIA UTILITIES BOARD 2nd Tuesday, 5:15pm La Feria City Hall 115 E. Commercial Ave. (956) 797-2261 CITY OF LA FERIA CITY COMMISSION 2nd & 4th Tues, 6:30pm La Feria City Hall 115 E. Commercial Ave. (956) 797-2261 AMERICAN LEGION POST #439 1st Tuesday, 7:30pm American Legion Post 145 E. Commercial Ave. (956) 797-3701 CHIP-O-TEXAS WOODCARVERS Every Tues • 8:30am-noon Park Place Estates Friendship Hall • Harlingen (956) 399-6660 SOUTH TEXAS UNITED AUTO WORKERS RETIEES 2nd Tuesday • 10:30am Elk Lodge Club 1426 S. Commerce • Harlingen (956) 428-3555 BLUEGRASS JAM SESSIONS Every Tuesday, 1:30pm Kenwood RV Resort 1201 N. Main • La Feria (956) 797-1875

WEDNESDAYS _____________ DIALOGUE MEETINGS 1st & 3rd Wed, 12:30pm Sept. - May Valley Baptist Medical Center East Tower, 1st Floor, Abbot Meditation Room • Harlingen MAGIC VALLEY QUILTERS Every Wednesday • 10am 1st Christian Church 400 N. Readan • San Benito COUNTRY JAM Wednesdays • 2-4pm Musicians by invite only OPEN TO PUBLIC Park Place Estates Ballroom • Harlingen contact Charlie (308) 379-4589 LINE DANCING Weds • 9:00am - 11:30am • $3 Park Place Estates Ballroom • Harlingen

THURSDAYS _____________ SOROSIS LITERARY CLUB 2nd Thursday Contact Cindy Moore (956) 245-5742 SANTA ROSA CITY COUNCIL MEETING 3rd Thursday • 7:00pm Santa Rosa City Hall (956) 636-1113 MEN’S SUPPORT GROUP Every Thursday • 7-9pm Men’s Resource Center of South Texas 204 N. 1st St. • Harlingen (956) 425-6110

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SATURDAYS _____________ ORDER OF EASTERN STAR HARLINGEN CHAPTER #641 3rd Saturday • 2:00pm Masonic Temple 702 E. Harrison • Harlingen (956) 423-5544

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Leonard Joseph Zimmerer Born May 18, 1975 Entered into eternal rest on May 24, 2021

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Leonard J. was born in Harlingen to A. Leonard & Clara Zimmerer He Graduated from La Feria High School.

Leonard J. was also a graduate of St. Edward’s University.

He returned to his town in La Feria and had a successful business called Valley Comfort Systems.

He was a lifelong member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church & Schöenstatt. He was an Alter boy and also made his Covenant Of Love to our Blessed Mother.

Leonard J. was a faithful & loving son to A. Leonard & Clara Zimmerer.

A wonderful & loving brother to Mary Catherine Zimmerer.

He was also faithful to his Fiancé Jessica Sanchez & her two children Jazlyn Hernandez and Jayden Sanchez.

Leonard J. will be remembered in the hearts of many. He was always willing to help a friend and no one was a stranger to him. He could always bring out the best in everyone.

He loved all his cousins dearly, as well as every single one of his friends.

Leonard J. Had many clients that his company serviced and completed each job with loving care as if they were family. His right hand man was Ramiro Ramirez and was like a brother to him.

Services were May 27th at 7:30pm with the Rosary led by the Schöenstatt family at St. Francis Xavier in La Feria. Followed by a Christian burial with the Holy mass said by his cousin Fr. Joe Villalon on May 28th at 10am at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church.

Committal services were held at Restlawn Memorial Park followed by a remembrance meal at the Shriners Club.

Pallbearers were, Jeffrey Zimmerer, Louis Zimmerer, Michael Zimmerer, Isaac Vela, Ramiro Rodriguez, Oren Treviño, Alfonso Garza and Hugo Garcia Honorary Pallbearers; Eutiquio (Tiki) Vela IV, Rene Martinez, Esequiel Garcia, Rolando Villalón, Aaron Villalón and Jaden Torres.

Leonard is preceded in heaven by his Grandmother Julia Bauer Zimmerer and his Father and best friend A. Leonard Zimmerer.

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The LA FERIA ISD will hold a public meeting at 05:30PM, June 23, 2021 in 203 E OLEANDER LA FERIA TX 78597. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss the school district's budget that will determine the tax rate that will be adopted. Public participation in the discussion is invited.

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The tax rate that is ultimately adopted at this meeting or at a separate meeting at a later date may not exceed the proposed rate shown below unless the district publishes a revised notice containing the same information and comparisons set out below and holds another public meeting to discuss the revised notice. $1.030700/$100 (proposed rate for maintenance and operations) Maintenance Tax

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School Debt Service Tax Approved by Local Voters

$0.181870/$100 (proposed rate to pay bonded indebtedness)

Comparison of Proposed Budget with Last Year's Budget

The applicable percentage increase or decrease (or difference) in the amount bu dgeted in the preceding fiscal year and the amount budgeted for the fiscal year that begins during the current tax year is indicated for each of the following expenditure categories.

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Maintenance and operations

11.67 % increase

Debt Service

22.98 % increase

Total expenditures

13.33 % increase

Total Appraised Value and Total Taxable Value (as calculated under Section 26.04, Tax Code) Preceding Tax Year

Current Tax Year

Total appraised value* of all property

$611,779,965

$689,959,115

Total appraised value* of new property**

$39,035,100

$15,086,035

Total taxable value*** of all property

$471,729,480

$531,041,814

Total taxable value*** of new property**

$11,221,298

$13,310,208

*Appraised value is the amount shown on the appraisal roll and defined by Section 1.04(8), Tax Code. ** "New property" is defined by Section 26.012(17), Tax Code. *** "Taxable value" is defined by Section 1.04(10), Tax Code.

Bonded Indebtedness

Total amount of outstanding and unpaid bonded indebtedness* $18,995,000

*Outstanding principal.

Comparison of Proposed Rates with Last Year's Rates Maintenance & Operations

Interest & Sinking Fund*

Total

Local Revenue Per Student

State Revenue Per Student

Last Year's Rate

$1.030700

$0.177470*

$1.208170

$1,882

$9,351

Rate to Maintain Same Level of Maintenance & Operations Revenue & Pay Debt Service

$1.642920

$0.180780*

$1.823700

$3,313

$9,278

Proposed Rate

$1.030700

$0.181870*

$1.212570

$1,984

$9,338

*The Interest & Sinking Fund tax revenue is used to pay for bonded indebtedness on construction, equipment, or both.

The bonds, and the tax rate necessary to pay those bonds, were approved by the voters of this district.

Comparison of Proposed Levy with Last Year's Levy on Average Residence Average Market Value of Residences

Last Year $85,310

This Year $99,371

Average Taxable Value of Residences

$62,289

$68,615

Last Year's Rate Versus Proposed Rate per $100 Value Taxes Due on Average Residence

$1.208170 $752.56

$1.212570 $832.00

Increase (Decrease) in Taxes

$79.44

Under state law, the dollar amount of school taxes imposed on the residence homestead of a person 65 years of a ge or older or of the surviving spouse of such a person, if the surviving spouse was 55 years of age or older when the person died, may not be increased above the amount paid in the first year after the person turned 65, regardless of changes in tax rate or property value.

Notice of Voter-Approval Rate: The highest tax rate the district can adopt before requiring voter approval at an election is $1.212571. This election will be automatically held if the district adopts a rate in excess of the voter-approval rate of $1.212571.

Fund Balances

The following estimated balances will remain at the end of the current fiscal year and are not encumbered with or by a corresponding debt obligation, less estimated funds necessary for operating the district before receipt of the first state aid payment.

Maintenance and Operations Fund Balance(s)

$8,700,000

Interest & Sinking Fund Balance(s) $0 A school district may not increase the district's maintenance and operations tax rate to create a surplus in maintenance and operations tax revenue for the purpose of paying the district's debt service.

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By Nandy Ekle Part 3 Once again she thought she heard a slight giggle from somewhere in the house. So help her, when she found those two, their backsides would smart.

She was their mother and enough was enough.

“Bethany! Toby! Come out here right now!”

Standing in the hall, she thought of all the other places she had known them to hide. When a new “secret place” sprang to her mind, she stomped through the house with increasing speed to that spot. Every cabinet had been searched, every closet opened and gone through. She ran to the laundry room and opened the dryer, horrified that the idea of hiding inside the drum might come to

them. She felt a small wave of relief and took a deep breath of air, patting her chest with her hand when she didn’t find them.

She went into the living room and moved the sofa away from the wall. A few Lincoln Logs and broken crayons hid there, but no children.

In the kitchen next to the pantry was the garage door. She didn’t think they would go out there, but she could be wrong. If you tell a kid not to do something, that’s immediately what they want to do. And she and Doug had been very explicit and precise about telling them to stay out of the garage without her or their father with them.

As she put her hand on the doorknob, once more she thought she heard the tiny little giggle sound that

Toby made when he tried not to laugh. She turned her head to catch him, but only the air greeted her.

Pulling the garage door open, she walked out.

Doug, an amateur mechanic, had filled the garage with machines and tools for his tinkering enjoyment. Thus the reason Doug and Anna didn’t want the kids piddling around in the garage without a parent. Doug had draped sheets over some of the hulking motors and more dangerous paraphernalia, and the effect was a little spooky. But it also created a world of hiding places.

Anna’s tears threatened to unleash as a picture flashed through her mind of a baby girl on the ground with a monstrous motor block on top of her, followed by the picture of a young boy with a hammer stuck in his head. She resolved that as soon as Doug came in from his trip, she would demand he get rid of the bulk of the mess.

As she walked around, she lifted covers and halfheartedly poked at masses, calling out the children’s names from time to time with a shaky and slobbery voice, but no answer came.

The thick air smelled of oil and rusty metal and she decided in a hurry that they simply were not there.

Heading back to the

kitchen door, she thought of where else they might have gone. There really weren’t many places left.

She wondered if they had been following her. Maybe that’s why she kept hearing their little giggles. She went to the sofa in the living room to sit and wait for them to come out of hiding.

Anna looked around the room from her spot on the couch. She didn’t hold to keeping a lot of pictures and fluffy flowers and things on the walls.

The television sat against the wall furthest from the entry way, which was partitioned off by a shoulder-high book shelf with an empty planter box inserted in the top. In the bookshelf Anna kept a set of encyclopedias and children’s books. In school, Toby was learning to do research on the internet, but here at home both kids still liked to take the books off the shelf and look at them and ask questions about the pictures.

Behind the couch was a wedding picture of her and Doug, school pictures of Toby and of Bethany and an old calendar that she kept up there because the picture on the calendar was of the whole family. She twisted around and looked at the photos sending a psychic message to the kids telling them that they

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After fifteen minutes and still no children, the panic button in her heart refused to be turned off and her tears ran like a burst water pipe.

“Come on, kids! Get out here now! You are in so much trouble!” She still got no answer. Her eyes wandered to the phone stand so that she could call the police, but the handset was gone. Her hands jumped up and covered her eyes to catch the tears.

“Oh, Dear Lord in Heaven!

They did something with the phone before they

went to bed! I can’t even think about where to start looking for that!” She knew the phone stand had a button to make it ring so it could be found, but she never could remember how to do it.

Horror rose up in her chest from her throat and brought a new load of tears with it. Her babies were gone! They were no where in the house!

Her screaming began as she ran through the front door to look in the bushes.

When she didn’t find them there, she ran almost to the street calling their names in a state of hysteria.

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Helping Small Businesses Thrive in Today’s Digital World (StatePoint) Small businesses were hit particularly hard by the pandemic, with nearly 10 million American small businesses closing their doors at least temporarily over the past 15 months.

Despite an uncertain economy, small business owners were resilient, creative and agile, shifting their business models to take advantage of e-commerce, many for the first time.

Before COVID-19, more than one in three small businesses had never reported a digital sale. Today, nearly seven out of eight small businesses are selling goods and services online. For the millions of resilient small businesses still operating, the mass move to online and mobile shopping ushers in a new era of opportunity. At the same time, additional resources will be needed to support them.

“For over a year, small businesses have faced one unimaginable challenge after another,” says Mike Katz, executive vice president, T-Mobile for Business. “At a time when mobile connectivity and internet access are required to advertise services, sell products and interact with customers, no small business should be without these necessary resources.”

To help fuel the resurgence of small business, T-Mobile is offering the following solutions and benefits,

available today: • New smartphone plans. Staying viable in a mobile-first world requires affordable connectivity. To that end, T-Mobile is offering new smartphone plans purpose-built for business. Every plan includes unlimited talk, text, and data over America’s largest, fastest, and most reliable 5G network, and high-speed mobile hotspot data to power whole teams on-thego.

• High-speed internet. As bad as broadband access can be for consumers who must deal with high-prices and sparse competition, it’s often actually worse for small businesses. Many business plans from traditional ISPs deliver the same service levels as residential plans, but for often twice the price. Small Business Internet from T-Mobile delivers fast, reliable connectivity without annual contracts or costly surprises, along with tech support from dedicated experts.

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