From the Keller Citizen: During Tuesday’s meeting, Keller City Council unanimously approved a Chick-fil-A restaurant to be built in Town Center at Rufe Snow Drive and Keller Parkway. Though a near packed chamber, only seven people spoke during a public … Continue reading
Was up late (early) working and decided to check the news feeds and came across this editorial in todays FWST. I wish they would have called someone to clarify the facts of the situation, you know Bud, you have my … Continue reading
No surprise here, as much as Bud Kennedy is making a big deal out of it Earth to Keller: When you build a park and families from outside Keller visit, dine and spend money–that is not bad. star-telegram.com/2013/02/19/463… — Bud … Continue reading
The Keller City Council quietly accepted Councilman Ray Brown’s resignation last night. Ray couldn’t attend the meeting, so our comments commending his many years of service were rather short. But Ray plans to come to the next meeting, so we’ll … Continue reading
Update: I talked to City Manager Steve Polasek this morning and he had already done the research into how this had happened. Steve, to his credit immediately instituted internal changes to our policy that will hopefully prevent anything similar from happening in the future. He also … Continue reading
A couple of weeks ago at a Council Meeting in Washington State, a City Councilman tried to have a citizen, who happened to be a vet and a CHL holder, removed from council chambers or his gun taken away. An … Continue reading
More good news from our Finacial Director on Keller Sales Tax revenue. I’m wondering how much the Amazon Tax is bringing into the equation. The Comptroller’s Office has posted the January 2013 sales tax information on their web site. Please … Continue reading
Keller Fire Rescue took delivery of a new ladder truck this past week after a two year process. The Department installed a committee that undertook specifying the needs and looking at different manufacturers. It was a painstaking process that ended up with this unit, a … Continue reading
In my opinion, Susan did a great job on this: KELLER – State Representative-elect Giovanni Capriglione told campaign stories, answered questions and shared information about what his new job will entail during his first official town hall meeting in … Continue reading
If nothing else, it was a marathon. I think I got home around 1:15am, then was so wound up I didn’t get to sleep until 3:30 or so. I would like to thank all the citizens that sat through the … Continue reading
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