Headlines:Funeral held for School Teacher/Felonies For Robbers/No trash pickup 

It’s Wednesday - January 1st - the first day of 2025

Can you believe it…

January 1st was declared a national holiday by Julius Caesar in the year 46 B.C. This came as an addition to his new Julian Calendar, which was in use until Pope Gregory replaced it with his Gregorian Calendar in 1582. Today remains January 1, in the year of our Lord 2025.

 A funeral was held on Sunday for the School Teacher who was killed in the accident two weeks ago at the Excelled Montessori School. 22 year old Alexia Rosales passed away after a vehicle crashed into another in the schools parking lot, crashing into a fence that also injured 5 children. According to police, one child still remains in the hospital in critical condition, and the woman who caused the crash suffered a medical episode which led to the tragedy. 

Continued prayers for them.

Well…they made off with $100 by holding up a Dominoes with a BB Gun and now face felonies and bonds set at $313,000 to the male, and $100,000 for the female.  Charges for Kenneth Davis include aggravated robbery, drug possession, tampering and fabricating evidence with intent to impair…allegedly.  Victoria Jan McDonald is only charged with aggravated robbery…allegedly…yet still a felony.  That means a minimum fine of $10,000 in Texas and 5 to 99 years in prison.   The lesson here kids is don’t do drugs.  And today’s a good day to order a Pizza from your local Boerne Dominoes on Main Street. 

Just a reminder that there is no trash pickup today since it is a holiday, so make sure to leave your bin out one day later than you usually do. Even if your trash day is on Friday, Boerne Utilities will swing by on Saturday to pick up your bin. 

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Baron Wiley - Boerne Radio 103.9FM

Headlines:Funeral held for School Teacher/Felonies For Robbers/No trash pickup&nbsp;
It&rsquo;s Wednesday - January 1st - the first day of 2025
Can you believe it&hellip;
January 1st was declared a national holiday by Julius Caesar in the year 46 B.C. This came as an addition to his new Julian Calendar, which was in use until Pope Gregory replaced it with his Gregorian Calendar in 1582. Today remains January 1, in the year of our Lord 2025.
&nbsp;A funeral was held on Sunday for the School Teacher who was killed in the accident two weeks ago at the Excelled Montessori School. 22 year old Alexia Rosales passed away after a vehicle crashed into another in the schools parking lot, crashing into a fence that also injured 5 children. According to police, one child still remains in the hospital in critical condition, and the woman who caused the crash suffered a medical episode which led to the tragedy.&nbsp;
Continued prayers for them.
Well&hellip;they made off with $100 by holding up a Dominoes with a BB Gun and now face felonies and bonds set at $313,000 to the male, and $100,000 for the female.&nbsp; Charges for Kenneth Davis include aggravated robbery, drug possession, tampering and fabricating evidence with intent to impair&hellip;allegedly.&nbsp; Victoria Jan McDonald is only charged with aggravated robbery&hellip;allegedly&hellip;yet still a felony.&nbsp; That means a minimum fine of $10,000 in Texas and 5 to 99 years in prison. &nbsp; The lesson here kids is don&rsquo;t do drugs.&nbsp; And today&rsquo;s a good day to order a Pizza from your local Boerne Dominoes on Main Street.&nbsp;
Just a reminder that there is no trash pickup today since it is a holiday, so make sure to leave your bin out one day later than you usually do. Even if your trash day is on Friday, Boerne Utilities will swing by on Saturday to pick up your bin.&nbsp;
Boerne Radio news is delivered to you by The Boerne Star&hellip;
Baron Wiley - Boerne Radio 103.9FM

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