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Tired of Complainers? Editorial

Tired of Complainers?

At the March 10, 2016 City Council meeting the Council went into a closed session and forced audience members out of the cafeteria room where…

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City Council Bans the Sale of Fireworks News

City Council Bans the Sale of Fireworks

On December 15, 2015, the Sandy Oaks City Council banned the sale and storage of fireworks. Before approving the ordinance regarding fireworks, the Council heard…

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History Repeats Itself After Ignoring Past Mistakes Editorial

History Repeats Itself After Ignoring Past Mistakes

History repeated itself in the 2015 general election when 4 City Council positions were filled without there ever being an election and without there ever…

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City Council Selects Tax Attorney, Possibly Violated TOMA News

City Council Selects Tax Attorney, Possibly Violated TOMA

For the City Council meeting on June 11, 2015, the Council had on the agenda to discuss documents needed by the Bexar County Tax Assessor…

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Art Martinez de Vara: The King Behind The Pawns Editorial

Art Martinez de Vara: The King Behind The Pawns

When it comes to politics and government in Sandy Oaks, look at who benefits the most to learn who the king is. On the chess…

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SOPAC Protects Art Martinez de Vara News

SOPAC Protects Art Martinez de Vara

At its April 9, 2015 meeting, the City Council discussed the Mayor’s nomination for City Attorney. At the start of the conversation, Mayor Jim Clement…

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No Fireworks Over Fireworks Editorial

No Fireworks Over Fireworks

Mayor Jim Clement has been ignoring the issue of fireworks now for 4 months. In November of 2014, Aldermen David Tremblay and Micki Ball had…

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Emmanuel Delfin Continues To Mislead City Of Sandy Oaks News

Emmanuel Delfin Continues To Mislead City Of Sandy Oaks

This week a new newspaper was presented to Sandy Oaks residents.  This one calls itself the “Sandy Oaks Gazette.” In reality, the Gazette is just…

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Second Largest Contributor to SOPAC Hands City Council New Ordinance News

Second Largest Contributor to SOPAC Hands City Council New Ordinance

At the city council meeting yesterday all council members had a manila envelope which Jim Clement had delivered to them.  Inside was a packet organized for…

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City Council Thanks Committee to Incorporate Sandy Oaks News

City Council Thanks Committee to Incorporate Sandy Oaks

Last night the Sandy Oaks City Council voted in favor of of a resolution thanking the Committee to Incorporate Sandy Oaks (CISO), the group that…

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City Council Hires Art Martinez de Vara As City Attorney News

City Council Hires Art Martinez de Vara As City Attorney

At the very first City Council meeting of the City of Sandy Oaks, Art Martinez de Vara sat at the table of the City Council…

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Community Lied to by Art Martinez De Vara’s Newspaper News

Community Lied to by Art Martinez De Vara’s Newspaper

Starting Monday, July 28th, a newspaper called “The Sandy Oaks Chronicle” was handed out to residents of Waterwood and the City of Sandy Oaks.  On…

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Orduno’s and Clement’s Secret Meeting News

Orduno’s and Clement’s Secret Meeting

The Committee to Incorporate Sandy Oaks (CISO) worked for 3+ years to get the community of Waterwood and the surrounding area to be released from…

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Results of Small Town Politics News

Results of Small Town Politics

The very first City Council of Sandy Oaks, Texas was elected August 9, 2014. 2014 Candidates Political games started the same month that Sandy Oaks…

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3rd Candidates Meeting, SOPAC Still Doesn’t Attend News

3rd Candidates Meeting, SOPAC Still Doesn’t Attend

On July 22, 2014, candidates running for City Council met for a 3rd and final time before the election.  The event was hosted by Catherine…

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Candidates Host 2nd Meeting, SOPAC Does Not Attend News

Candidates Host 2nd Meeting, SOPAC Does Not Attend

People are now starting to call them the “Outsiders” because Micki Ball, Cathleen Recio, and David Tremblay are the only candidates outside of the Sandy…

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Meet the Candidates Meeting News

Meet the Candidates Meeting

On July 8, 2014, a “Meet the Candidates” meeting was held in the Waterwood clubhouse.  The event was organized by Jim Clement, the only candidate…

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Dissecting SOPAC’s Proposed Revenue News

Dissecting SOPAC’s Proposed Revenue

In the meeting held at the Waterwood Clubhouse on July 8th, many items were discussed.  One of the most important was that of revenue. Now…

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