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FROM AMY: As a parent, it is worrisome to think about our local school district experiencing severe nancial strains. Our school district leaders are having to make tough decisions, and we are concerned about what they will be and how they will a ect our children. Thankfully, the process of exploring those decisions has been transparent in P ugerville, and concerned educators and parents have been engaged. Read our front- page story, which continues on Page 28, for the latest information. Amy Leonard Bryant , GENERAL MANAGER
FROM BRIAN: More than 20,000 manufacturing jobs are coming to the Central Texas area in the next two years, according to data from the Austin Regional Manufacturers Association. Many of those jobs will be in Round Rock, P ugerville and Hutto. However, that is not the only local industry that is growing. In this issue, we examine the local job market, how it is changing and how it is projected to change in the coming years. Brian Rash, SENIOR EDITOR
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CHAMBER CONNECTION March 14 Monthly Luncheon at Spare Time Texas Speaker Jarvis L. Brewer, small business advocate with the Office of the Governor Learn about programs and support plans available to the Pflugerville business community. March 25 March 25 Pflugerville Employment Coalition Job Pfair at Pflugerville High School gym April 8 Wild West Brew Fest at Typhoon Texas April 11 Monthly Luncheon at Spare Time Texas Various weekly Ribbon Cuttings and Groundbreaking Events
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