Dorado City Council Honors Bishop Tamayo and Local Little League Champions

August 04, 2025 | Laredo, Webb County, Texas


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Dorado City Council Honors Bishop Tamayo and Local Little League Champions
The Laredo City Council meeting held on August 4, 2025, focused on several significant recognitions and community acknowledgments. The meeting commenced with the council members present and a motion to excuse absent members, which passed unanimously.

One of the highlights was the recognition of Bishop James Tamayo for his 25 years of dedicated service to the Diocese of Laredo. Council members expressed gratitude for his contributions to both the spiritual and material needs of the community. Bishop Tamayo emphasized the importance of collaboration between the diocese and the city, inviting the community to a celebration on August 9 at the Sato Arena to mark this milestone.

The council also honored the Laredo American Little League 16U champions, who achieved multiple titles this season, including the Texas West Regional Qualifiers and the District 34 Champions. Council members praised the athletes for their hard work and dedication, highlighting the importance of sports in the community and the city’s commitment to supporting youth sports initiatives.

Additionally, Professor Paul Boythrone III was recognized for authoring "Symphony of Pugilism Harmonized by 7 Flags," a tribute to Laredo's boxing and martial arts heritage. The work aims to honor local fighters and inspire future generations, showcasing the cultural significance of martial arts in the community.

The meeting concluded with public comments, allowing citizens to voice their concerns and suggestions to the council. Overall, the session underscored the city council's commitment to recognizing community leaders and fostering local pride through sports and cultural heritage.

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