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There was a recent incident at Murphy Park. Photos by Fernando Castro
Person recovering from pool incident
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NAET Allergy Elimination
NAET Allergy Elimination
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CALENDAR
CALENDAR

UPCOMING EVENTS HERITAGE SQUARE FARMERS MARKET The Farmers Market is typically every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

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Sandy Perio, Taylor animal control supervisor, answers questions in front of the Taylor City Council during the May 26 meeting at the city hall. Captured via screenshot / City of Taylor
New shelter in new year amid new costs

Although costs toward the City of Taylor Animal Shelter have risen, city leaders expressed excitement Thursday at the prospect of a rejuvenated facility around next year’s horizon. Upgrades for the animal shelter are expected to be finished within seven months of bidding this summer.

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TAYLOR POLICE DEPARTMENT ARREST REPORT
TAYLOR POLICE DEPARTMENT ARREST REPORT

It is important to note that an arrest should not be considered as evidence of guilt. The defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

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TAYLOR POLICE DEPARTMENT CALLS FOR SERVICE
TAYLOR POLICE DEPARTMENT CALLS FOR SERVICE
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Hoops in the park
Hoops in the park

Midnight basketball has taken on a new name, Basketball in the Park. However, it has the same activities and excitement as before.

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Church helping special needs kids
Church helping special needs kids

A local church wants the community’s help in helping a special population at Taylor Independent School District. Crossroads Assembly of God is working with Taylor ISD’s John Matthews to purchase several items for the special needs kids at the school “We have bought about $800 worth of items for the kids,” said Shane Allen, Crossroads pastor, “but there are more items to purchase and we are out of funds for the project.

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COUPLAND ISD RECOGNIZES RETIREES
COUPLAND ISD RECOGNIZES RETIREES

Sarah Jezek (left) and Cecilia Stuchly celebrate their retirement from Coupland ISD as the district honors them with a party that included family and friends for a celebration May 23. Facebook / Coupland ISD

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Davilla hosting events this year
Davilla hosting events this year

The Davilla community has several events coming up this year. A farmer’s market and garage sale will kick off the summer on Saturday, June 4, from 9 a.m.

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E-EDITION HIGHLIGHTS
E-EDITION HIGHLIGHTS

Here is a recap of what was featured in the Wednesday, May 25, e-edition of the Taylor Press. The e-edition is mailed to subscribers and available at www.taylorpress.net.

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CORRECTION
CORRECTION

In the May 22 edition of the Taylor Press, on page 1, in our story “Head of class ’22,” Taylor High School salutatorian Lindsay O’Dell’s father is incorrectly listed as Dan O’Dell. His name is Donny O’Dell. We apologize for this error and present a corrected recognition of Taylor High School’s salutatorian.

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Lindsay O’Dell and Trey Boles are Taylor High School’s 2022 salutatorian and valedictorian, respectively. They and their fellow class will take the stage at Taylor Stadium Friday, May 27.
TAYLOR HIGH SCHOOL

SALUTATORIAN Name: Lindsay O’Dell Parent’s names: Liz and Donny O’Dell Activities: Softball, Volleyball, Silver Cord, Superintendent Advisory Council, class officer, youth leader at First Baptist Church Taylor College: Loyola Marymount University Why: I will play softball for the university. It is a well-rounded school that will challenge me athletically and academically.

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Taylor ISD school resource officer Jacob Loeve visits with students at the district’s child development center about his job in this October 2019 photo. Photo by Tim Crow
Schools get extra security

Police and sheriff’s officers were more visible at local schools in the wake of a Texas tragedy this week. Superintendents at Taylor and Hutto independent school districts updated their communities on law enforcement presence on their grounds as each district finished their final week of the 2021-22 school year.

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Marilyn Tennill, Shorty Mitchell, Superintendent Devin Padavil, board president Marco Ortiz, Joseph Meller, Jim Buzan and Cheryl Carter hear from residents during a public hearing during their Taylor ISD school board meeting in Taylor May 24. Photo by Fernando Castro
SAMSUNG’S NEXT STEP

Taylor Independent School District has a new tax increment reinvestment zone that could be used for Samsung Austin Semiconductor’s new facility coming to Taylor. On May 24, Taylor ISD’s board of trustees held a public hearing and then approved with a 6-0 vote with board president Marco Ortiz’s abstention on the creation of a reinvestment zone and applications from Samsung for agreements for an appraised value limitation.

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