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June Accomplishments(Comments Off)

* Jasso gives keynote address to Mauricio Soto Elementary School 6th grade graduates
* Jasso plays pipes at Dallas Symphony Concert at Kidd Springs Park
* Jasso gives keynote address at Felix Botello Elementary School 5th grade graduates luncheon
* New Bella Dental at 347 Jefferson opens and Jasso cuts the ribbon
* Al Dia newspaper highlights Street Resurfacing Projects in District 1
* Texans Can graduates from Oak Cliff campus hear congratulations from Jasso
* GLBT Task Force meetings sponsored by Jasso continue with good accomplishments
* Oak Cliff Women in Business is a new group for Oak Cliff and Jasso attends first meeting
* Jasso sponsors Bishop Ave. improvements meeting at Hitt Auditorium
* Phillipine Independence Gala is attended by Jasso and gives remarks on diversity
* Jasso named Hispanic Hero at SMU Hispanic Youth Symposium
* Jasso continues Jefferson Blvd Task Force planning meetings for OCCC opening
* Anti Graffiti Youth Art Mural Collection continues at Artisans Collective Reception for parents and youth sponsored by Jasso
* Awareness Campaign to highlight anti DWI for July 4th weekend press conference lead by Jasso

DMN Editorial Praises Farmers Market Compromise(1)

“Thanks to the efforts of Councilwoman Delia Jasso, a thoughtful compromise was reached in the City Council’s Transportation and Environment Committee earlier this week. With any luck, it will be a boon for local farmers, small businesses and residents. We urge the full City Council to approve the recommendation when it returns in August from its summer break.”

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Dallas Observer Covers the Neighborhood Farmers Market Briefing(Comments Off)

(photo by Patrick Michaels)

“Thanks to tireless work by council member Delia Jasso, the special use permit requirement has gone away. At today’s briefing, staff told the council the city should just require permits similar to special event permits. ”

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Celebrating the Phillipines Independence Day(2)

From Left to Right: Oscar Maccarag, President of the Philippines Chamber of Commerce, Council Member Delia Jasso, Mayor Ronald Jones of Garland, Jennifer Ngyuen , and Nap Ramirez, Director of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce.

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