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Happy thursday, neighbors! And Happy Sixteen (ten and six) in September!
I am your host (and editor) Meagan Falcon at North Austin-Pflugerville Daily. Let’s start your day by keeping you informed of today’s news and events.
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First the weather today:
Humid and partly cloudy all day. High: 87 Low: 70.
A more precise forecast:
Expect a hot, humid, and dry day on the Austin Metro today. The National Weather Service Austin / San Antonio is forecasting opportunities for isolated to isolated showers and thunderstorms in the eastern region this weekend. For more weather updates, visit www.weather.gov/ewx.
Here are the top stories in North Austin-Pflugerville today:
- Pflugerville Has appointed Jason O’Malley as the newest Police chief. O’Malley has been the division’s commanding officer since July 2020. (North Austin-Pflugerville Patch)
- Upcoming Development in Pflugerville latest example of the rapid growth of single family homes. (Community Impact Newspaper)
- Regular COVID-19 tests in Austin schools could be more effective than wearing a mask, UT analysis shows. Here’s what you need to know. (KXAN.com)
- the US District Court for the Western District of Texas, Austin Division, issued to Emergency order Tuesday night to stop the enforcement of The Texas Abortion Act. (Austin patch)
- Have you ever wondered why Texans celebrate September 10th and 6th each year? Here’s the real reason. (Austin patch)
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Today in North Austin-Pflugerville:
- HWMS VB B-Team Tournament – Hopewell Middle. (17 o’clock)
- Open House Prek-2nd & LID-Virtual – Caldwell Heights El. (17:30)
- Open House 3-5- Virtual – Caldwell Heights El. (6 p.m.)
- SAL General Membership Meeting – American Legion George John’s Post 447. (6:30 p.m.)
- LISD volleyball tournament – Ridgeview Center. (19 o’clock)
North Austin-Pflugerville Patch Notebook
- Pflugerville pets live: “Meet Phoebe! Phoebe is a young girl looking for her family. She’s pretty good on a leash and learns a lot of good behavior.” (Facebook)
- Arthur Storer Toastmasters Club: “Our fabulous President is deep in thought and receiving his Distinguished Toastmaster Award.” (Facebook)
- Fitness training Casey Nall: “Work on Wednesday !!! I’m so looking forward to this group because they DESTROYED it today! Isometrics, hypertrophy and much more! You are all great !!! Congratulations on 200 check-ins Tami !!! #virtualfitnessclasses” (Facebook)
- Pflugerville ISD: “See what your school has for breakfast and lunch by downloading the Nutrislice app today!” (Facebook)
- Pflugerville, TX Town Hall: “Read below to learn more about COVID-19-related financial support for small businesses.” (Facebook)
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Your friendly neighborhood journalist,
Meagan falcon
Meagan covers local news for Patch in downtown Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander and Pflugerville.
About Meagan: I was born and raised in Corpus Christi and spent three years covering breaking news and activity in South Texas before moving to the Austin Metro. When I’m not covering the news, I am enjoying a good book, tending my garden, and hanging out with my pup. I’m a green thumb beginner so if you have all of the gardening tips I would love some.
Do you have a news tip or suggestion for an upcoming Austin Daily? Contact me at meagan.falcon@patch.com.
Quote of the Day:
“Nobody has made a bigger mistake than someone who did nothing because there was little he could do.”
– Edmund Burke
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