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Graduating High School Senior Raises Money to Help Feed Healthcare Heroes at Rio Grande Regional Hospital

McALLEN – In the midst of preparing to complete her final assignments for her upcoming high school graduation, Hali Temkin unexpectedly ended up at Rio Grande Regional Hospital’s emergency room (ER). While Hali was in the ER, she said she witnessed how everyone around her was working so hard and non-stop caring for patients. Hali was lucky to go home that night, but she said she left the ER wanting to do something for the staff as a way to give back.

Just What the Doctor Ordered!

Studies have shown that there are great health benefits that come with pet ownership, such as decreased blood pressure, lowered cholesterol and an improved mental outlook. Cinderella has a number of older dogs who are in good health and who have lots of love left to give. Mars and Mickey are energetic seven-year-olds who have been in the shelter for a long time. They enjoy people and would love to find someone of their very own to love.

$3,785,488 in federal funding to help working families and seniors pay energy bills

MISSION — Congressman Henry Cuellar (TX-28) announced $3,785,488 in federal funding to County of Hidalgo Community Services Agency through the Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). These LIHEAP funds, awarded through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, will be used to help low-income households and seniors in Hidalgo County pay energy bills during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Like Red-Heads with Freckles?

If you’re fond of red-heads with lots of adorable freckles, you will be happy to make the acquaintance of two charming Red Heelers, one male and one female. In addition to their good looks, either of these Cinderella dogs would make a great, affectionate companion for just the right person or family.

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