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I would love too see a new city pool. I know we are working towards a waterpark but I don't think we can raise 4 million dollars from bakesales and carwashes. Many kids will never get too experience...
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I would love too see a new city pool. I know we are working towards a waterpark but I don't think we can raise 4 million dollars from bakesales and carwashes. Many kids will never get too experience the fun of swimming if they don't have their own pool. I think this could also bring in a good amount of money. Just a thought.
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Jan 31, 2014 by
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I would love too see a new city pool. I know we are working towards a waterpark but I don't think we can raise 4 million dollars from bakesales and carwashes. Many kids will never get too experience the fun of swimming if they don't have their own pool. I think this could also bring in a good amount of money. Just a thought.
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Would love to see a push to get sidewalks along all of north street. At least up to wal mart area and shopping center across from it. Needs to have dual use of pedestrian and bikes.
Could this...
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Would love to see a push to get sidewalks along all of north street. At least up to wal mart area and shopping center across from it. Needs to have dual use of pedestrian and bikes.
Could this also be used as conduit to eventually bury the electric wires on north? It looks terrible, and could really look nice if that wiring was buried, maybe in sidewalks with locked removable tops.
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Jan 17, 2014 by
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Would love to see a push to get sidewalks along all of north street. At least up to wal mart area and shopping center across from it. Needs to have dual use of pedestrian and bikes.
Could this also be used as conduit to eventually bury the electric wires on north? It looks terrible, and could really look nice if that wiring was buried, maybe in sidewalks with locked removable tops.
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I would like to see a bike share program, similar to Ft. Worth developed to encourage biking in our community.
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I would like to see a bike share program, similar to Ft. Worth developed to encourage biking in our community.
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I would love to see the streets of Nacogdoches receive some greatly needed repairs. The entire North Street is paved with old, cracked streets in dire need of fixing, as well as many neighborhoods on...
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I would love to see the streets of Nacogdoches receive some greatly needed repairs. The entire North Street is paved with old, cracked streets in dire need of fixing, as well as many neighborhoods on the south side of town. These roads are terrible for shocks and ball joints on vehicles. This improvement would greatly increase both the aesthetics and quality of our town's streets.
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Feb 25, 2014 by
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I would love to see the streets of Nacogdoches receive some greatly needed repairs. The entire North Street is paved with old, cracked streets in dire need of fixing, as well as many neighborhoods on the south side of town. These roads are terrible for shocks and ball joints on vehicles. This improvement would greatly increase both the aesthetics and quality of our town's streets.
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Nacogdoches has a serious lack of chain establishments. I'm totally supportive of local and small business, but at the same time, considering the huge entity that SFA is we need a lot more chains...
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Nacogdoches has a serious lack of chain establishments. I'm totally supportive of local and small business, but at the same time, considering the huge entity that SFA is we need a lot more chains coming into town, both restaurants and just general stores. It's sad that everyone has to drive to Lufkin for basically everything. But Nacogdoches wouldn't even let Applebee's come to town because of them serving alcohol too late. Seriously? The money it would bring in from the students is more beneficial. We literally have Chili's, IHOP, CiCi's, Cotton Patch, and Posado's as our chain sit-downs not including fast food. Is that not less than desirable to anyone else?
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Apr 10, 2014 by
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Nacogdoches has a serious lack of chain establishments. I'm totally supportive of local and small business, but at the same time, considering the huge entity that SFA is we need a lot more chains coming into town, both restaurants and just general stores. It's sad that everyone has to drive to Lufkin for basically everything. But Nacogdoches wouldn't even let Applebee's come to town because of them serving alcohol too late. Seriously? The money it would bring in from the students is more beneficial. We literally have Chili's, IHOP, CiCi's, Cotton Patch, and Posado's as our chain sit-downs not including fast food. Is that not less than desirable to anyone else?
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I think a Chuck E. Cheese would do well here. People don't seem to mind driving to Tyler or Longview to go to one. It might attract people from the surrounding areas.
Feb 1, 2014 by
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I think a Chuck E. Cheese would do well here. People don't seem to mind driving to Tyler or Longview to go to one. It might attract people from the surrounding areas.
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I have noticed that Lufkin mall theater & Lufkin Cinemark theater have police/security specially in the evenings/nights. I think its should be a wonderful experience furthermore a safe environment,...
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I have noticed that Lufkin mall theater & Lufkin Cinemark theater have police/security specially in the evenings/nights. I think its should be a wonderful experience furthermore a safe environment, considering that several times that I have been there I have noticed some disturbance and misconduct. Thanks!
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Apr 23, 2014 by
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I have noticed that Lufkin mall theater & Lufkin Cinemark theater have police/security specially in the evenings/nights. I think its should be a wonderful experience furthermore a safe environment, considering that several times that I have been there I have noticed some disturbance and misconduct. Thanks!
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The federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has begun the process of subjecting e-cigarettes to federal regulation. The proposed rules, which may not be adopted for many months, treat e-cigarettes...
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The federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has begun the process of subjecting e-cigarettes to federal regulation. The proposed rules, which may not be adopted for many months, treat e-cigarettes similarly to other tobacco products. For instance, they would ban the sale of the devices to minors, require manufacturers to register with and provide ingredients to the FDA, and subject manufacturers to FDA inspections.
As the FDA regulations advance, they City Council may consider their own regulations as part of the City's smoke free ordinance. Please feel free to share your thoughts. As always, it would be helpful if you comments center around the 'facts' of the issue.
The 241-page proposal is available at:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2014-09491.pdf.
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May 13, 2014 by
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The federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has begun the process of subjecting e-cigarettes to federal regulation. The proposed rules, which may not be adopted for many months, treat e-cigarettes similarly to other tobacco products. For instance, they would ban the sale of the devices to minors, require manufacturers to register with and provide ingredients to the FDA, and subject manufacturers to FDA inspections.
As the FDA regulations advance, they City Council may consider their own regulations as part of the City's smoke free ordinance. Please feel free to share your thoughts. As always, it would be helpful if you comments center around the 'facts' of the issue.
The 241-page proposal is available at:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2014-09491.pdf.
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Similar to the one in Lufkin at the Chambers Park. Can't wait until the water park opens however one of these would be nice also. Banita park beside the police department would be a great place.
Aug 19, 2014 by
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Similar to the one in Lufkin at the Chambers Park. Can't wait until the water park opens however one of these would be nice also. Banita park beside the police department would be a great place.
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Give Low-income Families an opportunity to own and build there first homes. Programs that build prepare these Families to succeed and give them an opportunity to finance and earn these blessings...
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Give Low-income Families an opportunity to own and build there first homes. Programs that build prepare these Families to succeed and give them an opportunity to finance and earn these blessings affordably lowincome homes as requires to. Rent to own Lowincome Homes, Hoping for better future.
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Give Low-income Families an opportunity to own and build there first homes. Programs that build prepare these Families to succeed and give them an opportunity to finance and earn these blessings affordably lowincome homes as requires to. Rent to own Lowincome Homes, Hoping for better future.
