You can read about a rogue wave, big billfish catches, police action and more if you pick up the Aug. 14 edition of the South Jetty that is being delivered right now to the Family Center IGA and to newsstands in Port Aransas and North Padre Island. By reading this week’s edition you’ll also: • See what city leaders are saying about whether or not Port Aransas needs to pursue construction of a new marina on city property commonly known as “the 67 acres;” • Get the scoop on how Port Aransas police located a suspect in a recent vehicle burglary; • Find out when the deadline is for applying for appointment to Place 3 on the city council (Skipper Lister is leaving the spot, and the deadline for applying is really soon); • Read about Port Aransans who recently visited McAllen and helped with relief efforts for hungry, exhausted Central American refugees (and find out what locals are planning to do to help in the future); • Learn when and where a clarinet quartet from the United States Air Force Band of the West will play in Port Aransas; • Get the scoop on how Port Aransas ISD did with regard to accountability ratings for all three campuses; • Get all kinds of back-to-school information; • Learn how to get in on an effort to adopt out every animal at the Port Aransas Animal Shelter; • Nail down the early advertising deadline for the Sept. 4 edition of the South Jetty; • Find out how families in Port Aransas will have an opportunity soon to experience area parks, nature centers and green spaces together while competing for prizes in the Texas Nature Challenge; • And read about the new Estuary Explorium at the University of Texas Marine Science Institute, and see several photos of the facility; These and many other stories and features are in the Aug. 14 edition of the South Jetty, the most accurate and complete source for news about Port Aransas.
Posted on: Wed, 13 Aug 2014 19:44:43 +0000
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