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Anyone wanna go stand in front of a flock camera and bitch about being recorded with me?

Are we all East Texans outta power? Any idea when it is restored back 🧐

I'm looking for a one bedroom apartment in Tyler $1000 or under, that's within about 15 minutes of the hospitals. My biggest priorities are good management, price, and feeling at least somewhat safe. I toured a duplex on Ross Avenue that was in my price range and even had two bedrooms, but I honestly didn't feel very safe. At the same time, I don't want to judge a neighborhood based on one visit, so I'm wondering if anyone has experience living in that area or has other apartment recommendations that fit what I'm looking for.

Show was moved to the new fairgrounds this year. Fireworks were fantastic, getting out of the parking area is a total clusterfuck. Zero planning and no one directing traffic at all. What a shit show. Come on City of Tyler, do better next year.

P.S. Present during Ai centre meetings hearing in Tyler.

[Congressional Bills 117th Congress]

[From the U.S. Government Publishing Office]

[S. 1295 Introduced in Senate (IS)]

Here is the link to the document so you may print out your own copy: https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/senate-bill/1295/text/is?format=txt

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117th CONGRESS

1st Session

S. 1295

To save and strengthen critical social contract programs of the Federal

Government.

_______________________________________________________________________

IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES

April 21, 2021

Mr. Romney (for himself, Mr. Manchin, Mr. Young, Ms. Sinema, Mrs.

Capito, Mr. King, Mr. Portman, Mr. Warner, Mr. Cornyn, Mr. Rounds, Mr.

Cramer, and Ms. Lummis) introduced the following bill; which was read

twice and referred to the Committee on Homeland Security and

Governmental Affairs

_______________________________________________________________________

A BILL

To save and strengthen critical social contract programs of the Federal Government.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the

United States of America in Congress assembled,

SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.

This Act may be cited as the ``Time to Rescue United States Trusts

Act 2021'' or the ``TRUST Act of 2021''.

SEC. 2. DEFINITIONS.

In this Act:

(1) Co-chair.--The term ``co-chair'' means an individual

appointed to serve as a co-chair of a Rescue Committee under

section 4(a)(4)(C)(i).

(2) Critical social contract program.--The term ``critical

social contract program'' means a Federal program the Secretary

identifies in the report under section 3.

(3) Rescue committee.--The term ``Rescue Committee'' means

a committee established under section 4(a).

(4) Rescue committee bill.--The term ``Rescue Committee

bill'' means a bill consisting solely of legislative language

that a Rescue Committee approves and submits under clauses (i)

and (vi), respectively, of section 4(a)(3)(B).

(5) Secretary.--The term ``Secretary'' means the Secretary

of the Treasury.

SEC. 3. IDENTIFICATION OF CRITICAL SOCIAL CONTRACT PROGRAMS.

Not later than 14 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the

Secretary shall submit to Congress a report that identifies each

Federal program--

(1) for which a Federal trust fund is established;

(2) the amount of outlays of which, for the fiscal year

immediately preceding the fiscal year in which this Act is

enacted, were not less than $20,000,000,000; and

(3) the amount of dedicated Federal funds and Federal trust

fund balances that the Secretary determines will be inadequate,

on any date during the period beginning on the date of

enactment of this Act and ending on the last day of fiscal year

2036, to meet the total amount of outlays of the Federal

program that would otherwise be made.

SEC. 4. ESTABLISHMENT OF RESCUE COMMITTEES.

(a) Establishment of Rescue Committees.--

(1) Establishment.--On the date on which the Secretary

submits the report under section 3, there shall be established

a Rescue Committee for each critical social contract program.

(2) Goals.--The goals of each Rescue Committee shall be to,

with respect to the critical social contract program for which

the Rescue Committee is established--

(A) avoid depletion of the Federal trust fund

established for the critical social contract program;

(B) provide for the solvency of the Federal trust

fund established for the critical social contract

program during the 75-year period beginning on the date

described in paragraph (1);

(C) simplify the critical social contract program

to the extent practicable; and

(D) otherwise improve the critical social contract

program.

(3) Duties.--

(A) In general.--

(i) Improving critical social contract

programs.--Each Rescue Committee may develop

recommendations and legislative language that

will significantly improve the critical social

contract program for which the Rescue Committee

is established, including by--

(I) increasing the duration of

positive balances of the Federal trust

fund established for the critical

social contract program; and

(II) to the extent practicable,

providing for the solvency of the

Federal trust fund established for the

critical social contract program during

the 75-year period beginning on the

date described in paragraph (1).

(ii) Recommendations of committees.--Not

later than 60 days after the date described in

paragraph (1), each committee of the Senate and

the House of Representatives may transmit to

the relevant Rescue Committee any

recommendations of the committee relating to

changes in law to improve the critical social

contract program for which the Rescue Committee

is established in accordance with the goals of

the Rescue Committee described in paragraph

(2).

(B) Report, recommendations, and legislative

language.--

(i) In general.--Not later than 180 days

after the date described in paragraph (1), each

Rescue Committee shall meet to consider, and

may vote on--

(I) a report that contains a

detailed statement of the findings,

conclusions, and recommendations of the

Rescue Committee described in

subparagraph (A)(i) and the estimate of

the Congressional Budget Office

required under paragraph (5)(D)(ii);

and

(II) legislative language to carry

out the recommendations of the Rescue

Committee in the report described in

subclause (I), which shall include a

statement of the economic and budgetary

effects of the recommendations during

the 75-year period beginning on the

date described in paragraph (1).

(ii) Advisory nature.--Any proposed. change

to the Standing Rules of the Senate or the

Rules of the House of Representatives included

in a report or legislative language under

clause (i) shall be considered to be merely

advisory.

(iii) Approval of report and legislative

language.--A report and legislative language of

a Rescue Committee under clause (i) shall

require the approval of a majority of the

members of the Rescue Committee, provided that

such majority shall be required to include not

less than 2 members of each party.

(iv) Additional views.--

(I) In general.--A member of a

Rescue Committee who gives notice of an

intention to file supplemental,

minority, or additional views at the

time of the final Rescue Committee vote

on the approval of the report and

legislative language of the Rescue

Committee under clause (i) shall be

entitled to 3 days to file those views

in writing with the staff director of

the Rescue Committee.

(II) Inclusion in report.--Views

filed under subclause (I) shall be

included in the report of the relevant

Rescue Committee under clause (i) and

printed in the same volume, or part

thereof, and such inclusion shall be

noted on the cover of the report,

except that, in the absence of timely

notice, the report may be printed and

transmitted immediately without such

views.

(v) Report and legislative language to be

made public.--Upon the approval or disapproval

of a report and legislative language under

clause (i) by a Rescue Committee, the Rescue

Committee shall promptly, and not more than 24

hours after the approval or disapproval, make

the report, the legislative language, and a

record of the vote on the report and

legislative language available to the public.

(vi) Submission of report and legislative

language.--If a report and legislative language

are approved by a Rescue Committee under clause

(i), not later than 3 days after the date on

which the report and legislative language are

made available to the public under clause (v),

the Rescue Committee shall submit the report

and legislative language to the President, the

Vice President, the Speaker of the House of

Representatives, and the majority and minority

leaders of each House of Congress.

(vii) Rule of construction.--Nothing in

this subparagraph shall be construed to

prohibit a Rescue Committee from voting on a

report and legislative language, or multiple

instances thereof, before the deadline

described in clause (i).

(4) Membership.--

(A) In general.--Each Rescue Committee shall be

composed of 12 members appointed in accordance with

subparagraph (B) and with due consideration to chairs

and ranking members of the committees and subcommittees

of subject matter jurisdiction, as applicable.

(B) Appointment.--Not later than 14 days after the

date described in paragraph (1), with respect to each

Rescue Committee--

(i) the majority leader of the Senate shall

appoint 3 individuals from among the Members of

the Senate who shall serve as members of the

Rescue Committee;

(ii) the minority leader of the Senate

shall appoint 3 individuals from among the

Members of the Senate who shall serve as

members of the Rescue Committee;

(iii) the Speaker of the House of

Representatives shall appoint 3 individuals

from among the Members of the House of

Representatives who shall serve as members of

the Rescue Committee; and

(iv) the minority leader of the House of

Representatives shall appoint 3 individuals

from among the Members of the House of

Representatives who shall serve as members of

the Rescue Committee.

(C) Co-chairs.--

(i) In general.--Not later than 14 days

after the date described in paragraph (1), with

respect to each Rescue Committee--

(I) the leadership of the Senate

and House of Representatives of the

same political party as the President

shall appoint 1 individual from among

the members of the Rescue Committee who

shall serve as a co-chair of the Rescue

Committee; and

(II) the leadership of the Senate

and House of Representatives of the

other major political party as the

President, shall appoint 1 individual

from among the members of the Rescue

Committee who shall serve as a co-chair

of the Rescue Committee.

(ii) Staff director.--With respect to each

Rescue Committee, the co-chairs of the Rescue

Committee, acting jointly, shall hire the staff

director of the Rescue Committee.

(D) Period of appointment.--

(i) In general.--The members of a Rescue

Committee shall be appointed for the life of

the Rescue Committee.

(ii) Vacancy.--

(I) In general.--Any vacancy in a

Rescue Committee shall not affect the

powers of the Rescue Committee, but

shall be filled not later than 14 days

after the date on which the vacancy

occurs, in the same manner as the

original appointment was made.

(II) Ineligible members.--If a

member of a Rescue Committee ceases to

be a Member of the Senate or the House

of Representatives, as applicable--

(aa) the member shall no

longer be a member of the

Rescue Committee; and

(bb) a vacancy in the

Rescue Committee exists.

(5) Administration.--

(A) In general.--With respect to each Rescue

Committee, to enable the Rescue Committee to exercise

the powers, functions, and duties of the Rescue

Committee, there are authorized to be disbursed by the

Senate the actual and necessary expenses of the Rescue

Committee approved by the co-chairs of the Rescue

Committee, subject to the rules and regulations of the

Senate.

(B) Expenses.--With respect to each Rescue

Committee, in carrying out the functions of the Rescue

Committee, the Rescue Committee is authorized to incur

expenses in the same manner and under the same

conditions as the Joint Economic Committee is

authorized under section 11(d) of the Employment Act of

1946 (15 U.S.C. 1024(d)).

(C) Quorum.--With respect to each Rescue Committee,

7 members of the Rescue Committee shall constitute a

quorum for purposes of voting, meeting, and holding

hearings.

(D) Voting.--

(i) Proxy voting.--No proxy voting shall be

allowed on behalf of any member of a Rescue

Committee.

(ii) Congressional budget office

estimates.--

(I) In general.--The Director of

the Congressional Budget Office shall,

with respect to the legislative

language of a Rescue Committee under

paragraph (3)(B)(i)(II), provide to the

Rescue Committee--

(aa) estimates of the

legislative language in

accordance with sections 308(a)

and 201(f) of the Congressional

Budget Act of 1974 (2 U.S.C.

639(a) and 601(f)); and

(bb) information on the

budgetary effect of the

legislative language during the

75-year period beginning on the

date described in paragraph

(1).

(II) Limitation.--A Rescue

Committee may not vote on any version

of the report, recommendations, or

legislative language of the Rescue

Committee under paragraph (3)(B)(i)

unless the estimates and information

described in subclause (I) of this

clause are made available for

consideration by all members of the

Rescue Committee not later than 48

hours before that vote, as certified by

the co-chairs of the Rescue Committee.

(E) Meetings.--

(i) Initial meeting.--Not later than 45

days after the date described in paragraph (1),

each Rescue Committee shall hold the first

meeting of the Rescue Committee.

(ii) Agenda.--For each meeting of each

Rescue Committee, the co-chairs of the Rescue

Committee shall provide an agenda to the

members of the Rescue Committee not later than

48 hours before the meeting.

(F) Hearings.--

(i) In general.--Each Rescue Committee may,

for the purpose of carrying out this section,

hold such hearings, sit and act at such times

and places, require attendance of witnesses and

production of books, papers, and documents,

take such testimony, receive such evidence, and

administer such oaths as the Rescue Committee

considers advisable.

(ii) Hearing procedures and

responsibilities of co-chairs.--

(I) Announcement.--The co-chairs of

each Rescue Committee shall make a

public announcement of the date, place,

time, and subject matter of any hearing

to be conducted under this subparagraph

not later than 7 days before the date

of the hearing, unless the co-chairs

determine that there is good cause to

begin such hearing on an earlier date.

(II) Written statement.--A witness

appearing before a Rescue Committee

shall file a written statement of the

proposed testimony of the witness not

later than 2 days before the date of

the appearance of the witness, unless

the co-chairs of the Rescue Committee--

(aa) determine that there

is good cause for the witness

to not file the written

statement; and

(bb) waive the requirement

that the witness file the

written statement.

(G) Technical assistance.--Upon written request of

the co-chairs of a Rescue Committee, the head of a

Federal agency shall provide technical assistance to

the Rescue Committee in order for the Rescue Committee

to carry out the duties of the Rescue Committee.

(b) Staff of Rescue Committee.--

(1) In general.--The co-chairs of a Rescue Committee may

jointly appoint and fix the compensation of staff of the Rescue

Committee as the co-chairs determine necessary, in accordance

with the guidelines, rules, and requirements relating to

employees of the Senate.

(2) Ethical standards.--

(A) Senate.--Members of the Senate who serve on a

Rescue Committee and staff of the Rescue Committee

shall adhere to the ethics rules of the Senate.

(B) House of representatives.--Members of the House

of Representatives who serve on a Rescue Committee

shall be governed by the ethics rules and requirements

of the House of Representatives.

(c) Termination.--Each Rescue Committee shall terminate on the day

after the date of the sine die adjournment of the 117th Congress.

SEC. 5. EXPEDITED CONSIDERATION OF RESCUE COMMITTEE BILLS.

(a) Qualifying Legislation.--Only a Rescue Committee bill shall be

entitled to expedited consideration under this section.

(b) Consideration in the House of Representatives.--

(1) Introduction.--If a Rescue Committee approves and

submits legislative language under clauses (i) and (vi),

respectively, of section 4(a)(3)(B), a Rescue Committee bill

consisting solely of that legislative language may be

introduced in the House of Representatives (by request)--

(A) by the majority leader of the House of

Representatives, or by a Member of the House of

Representatives designated by the majority leader of

the House of Representatives, on the next legislative

day; or

(B) if the Rescue Committee bill is not introduced

under subparagraph (A), by any Member of the House of

Representatives on any legislative day beginning on the

legislative day after the legislative day described in

subparagraph (A).

(2) Referral and reporting.--Any committee of the House of

Representatives to which a Rescue Committee bill is referred

shall report the Rescue Committee bill to the House of

Representatives without amendment not later than 10 legislative

days after the date on which the Rescue Committee bill was so

referred. If a committee of the House of Representatives fails

to report a Rescue Committee bill within that period, it shall

be in order to move that the House of Representatives discharge

the committee from further consideration of the Rescue

Committee bill. Such a motion shall not be in order after the

last committee authorized to consider the Rescue Committee bill

reports it to the House of Representatives or after the House

of Representatives has disposed of a motion to discharge the

Rescue Committee bill. The previous question shall be

considered as ordered on the motion to its adoption without

intervening motion except 20 minutes of debate equally divided

and controlled by the proponent and an opponent. If such a

motion is adopted, the House of Representatives shall proceed

immediately to consider the Rescue Committee bill in accordance

with paragraphs (3) and (4). A motion to reconsider the vote by

which the motion is disposed of shall not be in order.

(3) Proceeding to consideration.--After the last committee

authorized to consider a Rescue Committee bill reports it to

the House of Representatives or has been discharged (other than

by motion) from its consideration, it shall be in order to move

to proceed to consider the Rescue Committee bill in the House

of Representatives. Such a motion shall not be in order after

the House of Representatives has disposed of a motion to

proceed with respect to the Rescue Committee bill. The previous

question shall be considered as ordered on the motion to its

adoption without intervening motion. A motion to reconsider the

vote by which the motion is disposed of shall not be in order.

(4) Consideration.--The Rescue Committee bill shall be

considered as read. All points of order against the Rescue

Committee bill and against its consideration are waived. The

previous question shall be considered as ordered on the Rescue

Committee bill to its passage without intervening motion except

2 hours of debate equally divided and controlled by the

proponent and an opponent and 1 motion to limit debate on the

Rescue Committee bill. A motion to reconsider the vote on

passage of the Rescue Committee bill shall not be in order.

(5) Vote on passage.--The vote on passage of the Rescue

Committee bill shall occur not later than 3 legislative days

after the date on which the last committee authorized to

consider the Rescue Committee bill reports it to the House of

Representatives or is discharged.

(c) Expedited Procedure in the Senate.--

(1) Introduction in the senate.--If a Rescue Committee

approves and submits legislative language under clauses (i) and

(vi), respectively, of section 4(a)(3)(B), a Rescue Committee

bill consisting solely of that legislative language may be

introduced in the Senate (by request)--

(A) by the majority leader of the Senate, or by a

Member of the Senate designated by the majority leader

of the Senate, on the next day on which the Senate is

in session; or

(B) if the Rescue Committee bill is not introduced

under subparagraph (A), by any Member of the Senate on

any day on which the Senate is in session beginning on

the day after the day described in subparagraph (A).

(2) Committee consideration.--A Rescue Committee bill

introduced in the Senate under paragraph (1) shall be jointly

referred to the committee or committees of jurisdiction, which

committees shall report the Rescue Committee bill without any

revision and with a favorable recommendation, an unfavorable

recommendation, or without recommendation, not later than 10

session days after the date on which the Rescue Committee bill

was so referred. If any committee to which a Rescue Committee

bill is referred fails to report the Rescue Committee bill

within that period, that committee shall be automatically

discharged from consideration of the Rescue Committee bill, and

the Rescue Committee bill shall be placed on the appropriate

calendar.

(3) Proceeding.--Notwithstanding rule XXII of the Standing

Rules of the Senate, it is in order, not later than 2 days of

session after the date on which a Rescue Committee bill is

reported or discharged from all committees to which the Rescue

Committee bill was referred, for the majority leader of the

Senate or the designee of the majority leader to move to

proceed to the consideration of the Rescue Committee bill. It

shall also be in order for any Member of the Senate to move to

proceed to the consideration of the Rescue Committee bill at

any time after the conclusion of such 2-day period. A motion to

proceed is in order even though a previous motion to the same

effect has been disagreed to. All points of order against the

motion to proceed to the Rescue Committee bill are waived. The

motion to proceed is not debatable. The motion is not subject

to a motion to postpone. A motion to reconsider the vote by

which the motion is agreed to or disagreed to shall not be in

order. If a motion to proceed to the consideration of the

Rescue Committee bill is agreed to, the Rescue Committee bill

shall remain the unfinished business until disposed of. All

points of order against a Rescue Committee bill and against

consideration of the Rescue Committee bill are waived.

(4) No amendments.--An amendment to a Rescue Committee

bill, or a motion to postpone, or a motion to proceed to the

consideration of other business, or a motion to recommit the

Rescue Committee bill, is not in order.

(5) Rulings of the chair on procedure.--Appeals from the

decisions of the Chair relating to the application of the rules

of the Senate, as the case may be, to the procedure relating to

a Rescue Committee bill shall be decided without debate.

(d) Amendment.--A Rescue Committee bill shall not be subject to

amendment in either the Senate or the House of Representatives.

(e) Consideration by the Other House.--

(1) In general.--If, before passing a Rescue Committee

bill, a House receives from the other House a Rescue Committee

bill consisting of legislative language approved by the same

Rescue Committee as the Rescue Committee bill in the receiving

House--

(A) the Rescue Committee bill of the other House

shall not be referred to a committee; and

(B) the procedure in the receiving House shall be

the same as if no Rescue Committee bill had been

received from the other House until the vote on

passage, when the Rescue Committee bill received from

the other House shall supplant the Rescue Committee

bill of the receiving House.

(2) Revenue measures.--This subsection shall not apply to

the House of Representatives if a Rescue Committee bill

received from the Senate is a revenue measure.

(f) Rules To Coordinate Action With Other House.--

(1) Treatment of rescue committee bill of other house.--If

a Rescue Committee bill is not introduced in the Senate or the

Senate fails to consider a Rescue Committee bill under this

section, the Rescue Committee bill of the House of

Representatives consisting of legislative language approved by

the same Rescue Committee as the Rescue Committee bill in the

Senate shall be entitled to expedited floor procedures under

this section.

(2) Treatment of companion measures in the senate.--If,

following passage of a Rescue Committee bill in the Senate, the

Senate then receives from the House of Representatives a Rescue

Committee bill approved by the same Rescue Committee and

consisting of the same legislative language as the Senate-

passed Rescue Committee bill, the House-passed Rescue Committee

bill shall not be debatable. The vote on passage of the Rescue

Committee bill in the Senate shall be considered to be the vote

on passage of the Rescue Committee bill received from the House

of Representatives.

(3) Vetoes.--If the President vetoes a Rescue Committee

bill, consideration of a veto message in the Senate under this

paragraph shall be 10 hours equally divided between the

majority and minority leaders of the Senate or the designees of

the majority and minority leaders of the Senate.

SEC. 6. FUNDING.

Funding for each Rescue Committee shall be derived in equal

portions from--

(1) the contingent fund of the Senate from the

appropriations account ``Miscellaneous Items'', subject to the

rules and regulations of the Senate; and

(2) the applicable accounts of the House of

Representatives.

SEC. 7. RULEMAKING.

The provisions of this Act are enacted by Congress--

(1) as an exercise of the rulemaking power of the Senate

and the House of Representatives, respectively, and, as such,

the provisions--

(A) shall be considered as part of the rules of

each House, respectively, or of that House to which

they specifically apply; and

(B) shall supersede other rules only to the extent

that they are inconsistent therewith; and

(2) with full recognition of the constitutional right of

either House to change such rules (so far as relating to such

House) at any time, in the same manner, and to the same extent

as in the case of any other rule of such House.

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Anyone know whats going on with the group standing in front of On the Border on the corner of Broadway? They had a couple of flags and a lot had what seemed like rosaries. There seemed to a cowboy/head leader at the front of the group. Just curious who they were, what they were doing.

I’m sure everyone is out busy doing 4th o July stuff with the fam, but if anyone isn’t and lives near Greenkey Storage facility… I had a electrical issue with my car, I got it fixed, but my jumper box got shot in the process. Now I’m stuck here with a dead battery and no way to jump it. I’ve asked people at the Walmart across the street, but everyone so far as been pretty wrapped up. I also don’t have my own jumper cables, because of the box… ANYWAY, could anyone possibly come out and give me a jump? I was walking down to Autozone with my battery when I realized they close at 8, so I won’t make it. 🥲

I’m looking for a good place that I can propose to my beautiful girlfriend whom I’ve been with for 2.5 years. What’s a good intimate/beautiful setting here in this area that’s not incredibly public or expensive?

I’m looking for a church to visit in Tyler, TX.

Church is a difficult subject for me because I’ve been burned by religion in the past. I’m looking for a church that genuinely welcomes and affirms everyone, including the LGBTQ+ community. I am also pro choice.

Please keep the comments kind and respectful. I’ll be deleting negative or argumentative comments.

I simply want to worship the God I believe in—a God who loves all of us. None of us are without sin, and I’ve never understood why some choose to single out and persecute the LGBTQ+ community as though they’re somehow exempt from that truth.

Thank you for coming to my TED Talk. ❤️

Doesn’t have to be in Tyler, I wouldn’t mind driving to Dallas if I have to. I’m going to starting a side gig building tables and other things and box stores are not it for oak, cedar or other lumber. Any suggestions would be helpful.

Please watch the video. If you dont know anything about Flock or being spoon fed info from your news station, this videos tells the truth of the matter with Flock cameras, and that being said about other forms of Ai coming to our mainstay, don't forget to show up to stop the bitcoin mining center from taking root on July 7th coming up, and remember to always hydrate on pure clean God given water so the centers dont get any.

There are many ways to keep your face and your children's face off of these cameras:

Wear reflectors on hats, glasses, shoes, and backpacks. This makes it where they cant identify your kids.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DaQxZ53q7eh/?igsh=MXBtMHVhYjJscmR3ag==

Is anyone else's power shut off multiple times this morning? Mus have happened at least 3 times so far with outage lasting 5-10 minutes at a time. Anyone know anything about it?

To anyone moving to the area and looking for a place, my landlord notified me that there are a couple 2 bedroom units and one 3 bedroom unit available in our neighborhood for rent.

I usually don’t post about these things but just renewed my lease because I’ve had such a good experience. Seamless move in process, very safe, great location, no surprises.

If you have any questions I’m happy to answer.

For general information, units are side by side with double thick walled foundation (nobody above or below, cannot hear through walls), 1 car garage and attic included, small backyard, and a friendly landlord.

Edit: price range for units $1650-1750 but im not the landlord so could be subject to minor change, neighborhood right off of 5th street close to Chapel Hill (Less than 10 minutes to downtown, on SE side of Tyler)

This is weird but here we go 28m and recently separated. I have a demanding job that requires with varrying hours including out of town or 24 hour days. Since being separated I have not had as much time to take care of animals that I have in my house. I was also recently diagnosed with mild autism and at times have trouble taking care of myself. You would have your own room and bathroom. Ideally you would be single or if you have a partner visit at their place as I sometimes have my children on weekends. The only thing I ask is to keep the house in decent shape, take out the dogs if I'm at work,and cook 2-4 times a week. I will pay all the utilities aswell as groceries. I am centrally located in Tyler close to TJC and hospitals and only a few minutes from UT Tyler. This was oddly enough suggested by my therapist and was told this may be beneficial for foreign exchange students, other college students, or people with a consistent schedule. Also to iterate I'm not looking for a maid I will do my own laundry etc. I'm also not looking to have a relationship Im just not used to an empty home and I dont want to surrender my pets. You can ask any questions that youd like and we would.meet in public before deciding if this can work for you.

I’m going out with my aunt tonight and we plan on finding some arcade, and I’d really like one with some DDR or Step ManiaX type games. Any suggestions?

Hey Tyler folk. I’m meeting a stranger through Facebook marketplace to buy something, and I don’t want to be shot, stabbed or robbed. I’ve heard that some police stations have “local commerce” areas where people can safely make exchanges like this, but I’m having trouble finding one.

Anyone know of a safe place in Tyler to give a stranger money in exchange for goods?