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ABy Lesli Hicks Join Us For The Million Gallon Marchrea residents are invited to the opposes Florida-based Lennar Corp.’s plans group took signs to Austin last August for“Million Gallon March,” a rally to to build a wastewater treatment plant that a state hearing to determine who couldraise awareness and support to would release an average of 1 million gallons present concerns to the Texas Commissionprotect the water quality of up to 2 million aquifer users Sunday, Feb. 2.“Bring an empty gallon container or home-made signs to express what is essential to our lives,” said Grey Forest-area resident Randy Neumann, a member of the Scenic Loop Helotes Creek Alliance, organizer of the fundraising event.It starts inside The View at Helotes Creek, 15248 Scenic Loop, north of Bandera Road. Participants of all ages can attend the rally, enjoy food and refreshments, and then circle the property in a march, carrying messages about what clean water means to them.The neighborhood organizationof effluent daily across sensitive portions of area aquifers from the planned 2,900-home Guajolote Ranch.The proposed development west of Scenic Loop and Babcock roads actually could release as much as 4 million gallons in a day across the recharge zone of the Trinity Glen Rose Aquifer and the contributing zone leading to recharge of the Edwards Aquifer, the principal water source for the San Antonio area.E.coli and forever chemicals from this new facility could seriously harm the most vulnerable of the population, immediately or gradually. The Scenic Loop volunteeron Environmental Quality, an agency created to consider wastewater permits while pledging to protect natural resources.The City of Grey Forest, the Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance and Ann Toepperwein, whose ancestors arrived here 130 years ago, are petitioning to stop the project in what is akin to a civil trial proceeding before the state.The next legal meetup, a contested case hearing Feb. 18-21, will be viewed virtually by the public.“We are not against growth, but want to give voice to the hundreds of thousands of Alamo City residents about how the areagrows — not at the expense of our drinking water or lives,” Neumann said.For more information, see scenicloop. org.Tres Software Recognized By Alamo Ranch/151Alamo Ranch/151 Business Association A RecognizesAPleasantSpace,LLCT he Alamo Ranch/151 Business Association recognized TresSoftware as a new member and a plaque was presented to Robert Greenfield of Tres Software recently. The Association looks forward to their involvement and growth in the community.Almost a decade ago Fabian Franco, founder of Tres Software, walked into a failing Senior Living Facility that was given 30 days from the state to displace all their residents. With no prior experience in the industry, he successfully helped the facility retain their license, improve their census, & eliminate abuse and neglect.It was during this time that he developed processes which helped him identify the warning signs that were leading to falls. In 2019 he began development of Tres Software to aid the staff in identifying potentially life altering events using his processes.No one sees themselves or a loved one in a senior living facility. Tres Software helpsGina Barbera, Director Alamo Ranch 151 Business Association & Robert Greenfield with TRES Software.residents stay healthy by monitoring vitals, preventing falls, catching illnesses and infections, and ensuring residents get the care they need to live longer, healthier lives.For more information, visit www. trescaretech.com or call Robert Greenfield at (210) 373-1600.lamo Ranch/151 Business Association recognized newest member, Amy Lindsey,owner of A Pleasant Space, LLC with a plaque. The Association looks forward to her growth and success.At A Pleasant Space their mission is to provide compassionate and dignified care, tailored to the unique needs of seniors and disabled veterans.They are dedicated to creating an oasis where residents feel valued, respected, and express autonomy. Through personalized attention, a focus on holistic well-being, and a commitment to fostering a sense of community, they strive to enhance the quality of life for those who have served their nation and our beloved seniors. Their goal is to be a trusted partner in their journey, promoting independence, comfort, and a vibrant life, ensuring every resident feelsGina Barbera, Director Alamo Ranch 151 Business Association & Amy Lindsey, owner of A Pleasant Space.at home and surrounded by the care and camaraderie they deserve.For more information, visit www. apleasantplace4vets.com or call(210) 259-6648.Business AssociationAlamo Ranch/ 151 Business Association ARecognizes Affinity Senior Care of TexasHelotes 4H Clubs Had A Great Holiday SeasonBTy Alyssa Perez, 4H Helotes Unlimited- Reporterhis past December, the Helotes 4H Clubs celebrated the holiday season with a heartwarmingBreakfast with Santa event. Families enjoyed a morning filled with delicious pancakes, fun crafts, and a photo opportunity with Santa.Thanks to the support of our community, this event was a huge success! We had over 120 guests. All the money raised will go directly back to support our hardworking 4H members.This exciting and fun event is one you won’t want to miss, so be sure to join us next year for even more holiday cheer in early December 2025!lamo Ranch/151 Business Association presents a plaque to Arnold Ballesteros with AffinitySenior Care of Texas recently for becoming a member and they look forward to their involvement and growth.Founded by Michael Santiago & Arnold Ballesteros in January 2023, Affinity Senior Care of Texas provides exceptional elderly home care services in San Antonio. Their mission is to enhance the quality of life for seniors by offering compassionate, personalized care in the comfort of their own homes. They are proud to be a licensed, bonded, and insured agency, ensuring peace of mind for their clients and their families. At Affinity Senior Care, they understand that each senior has unique needs. Their highly trained and qualified caregivers are committed to delivering tailored support, whether it’s assistance with daily activities, companionship, or specialized care. They prioritize safety, dignity, and respect, creating a nurturingGina Barbera, Director Alamo Ranch 151 Business Association & Arnold Ballesteros, Co-Founder Affinity Senior Care Of Texas.environment where seniors can thrive. Choose Affinity Senior Care of Texas for reliable, professional, and heartfelt home care services. They are here to make a difference in the lives of seniors and their families throughout the San Antonio community.For more information, visit www. affinitysenior.care or call (210) 540-4535.8www.heloteshighlights.comFebruary 2025