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January is School Board AppreciationMonth in Texas

FWISD Board of Education members are:Board President Tobi Jackson, District 2; FirstVice President Ann Sutherland, District 6;Second Vice President Christene Moss, District3; Board Secretary Anael Luebanos, District 8;Jacinto Ramos Jr., District 1; Theophlous AronSims Sr., District 4; Judy Needham, District 5;Norman Robbins, District 7; and Ashley Paz,District 9 - pictured with FWISD SuperintendentDr. Kent Scribner.

January is School Board Appreciation Monthin Texas and the Fort Worth Independent SchoolDistrict is joining other districts across the state tothank trustees for their commitment and contribu-tions to our public schools. School board members bear responsibility andoversight for more than 86,000 students and10,000 employees on 146 campuses. They guide us in our mission of “preparing allstudents for success in college, career and commu-nity leaderships.” From their founding in 1882, the public

schools were operated by the Fort Worth city gov-ernment. In 1925, however, the Texas Legislatureremoved the city's authority and created the FortWorth Independent School District, as we know ittoday, to manage and operate the schools. The Fort Worth ISD is controlled locallythrough a Board of Education Trustees elected byvoters within each district. Nine Trustees serve assingle-member district representatives. All of theTrustees serve four-year terms without pay. The Board of Education conducts the school

Did you know you can receive a college schol-arship in kindergarten? Fort Worth ISD’s college and career readinesswebsite provides local and national scholarshipinformation. Learn more at the website online athttp://www.fwisd.org/Page/2509.

CollegeScholarshipsAvailable to FWISDStudents in allGrade Levels

WHHS Dads,Community Leadersand Staff WelcomeStudents Back WHHS students were welcomed back toschool with help from Dads of Western Hills,some community leaders and several of theWHHS staff on Tuesday, Jan. 9. The WHHS Cougar Pride Foundation donateddonuts to the students and volunteers, and theAthletic Booster Club donated spirit wear shirts toraffle off to the volunteers.

program in accordancewith the state constitu-tion and the standardsset by the TexasEducation Agency. A policy-makingbody, the board dele-gates the day-to-dayadministration of theschools to the Superin-tendent and the profes-sional staff.

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Tyler Libby and Meridynn Barber Greg and Paula Libby proudly announce theengagement of their son, Tyler Adrian Libby, toMeridynn Francesca Barber, daughter of John Barberand Ada Marie Withrow of Fort Worth. The grandson of the late Lin Libby and LanelleLibby, Tyler is a 2009 graduate of Aledo High School.He currently works for KTCK SportsRadio 1310 TheTicket in Dallas. Meridynn is a supervisor for the NICU at Baylor,Scott & White All-Saints. The couple will marry on March 10, 2018 inMansfield.

The Governor Thomas Hinckley Chapter ofthe Colonial Dames of the XVII Century and theTexas Society Daughters of Colonial Wars held ajoint meeting at the Ridglea Country Club onSaturday, Jan. 13.

Ruth Linhart presented “Quilting in ColonialTimes.” Colonial Dames is an organization of lin-eal descendants of an ancestor who lived andserved in the military prior to 1701. They valuefaith, family, country and the preservation of theheritage with hope for the future.

The Texas Society of Colonial Wars is basedon lineal descent from ancestors arriving from thesettlement of Jamestown in 1607. Both of thesesocieties make donations that provide scholar-ships, assistance to veterans and counseling.

For more information on either organization,call 817-292-9596.

Colonial Societies Held Joint Meeting forJanuary by Denise Honeycutt

Diane Dyess (left) is State President of theDaughters of Colonial Wars and Jane Bruckner isPresident of the Colonial Dames of the XVII Century.

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NAS Fort Worth JRBRegional CoordinationCommittee Meeting The next NAS Fort Worth JRB RegionalCoordination Committee meeting will be held onMonday, Jan. 22 at 1:30 p.m. at the Fort WorthMounted Patrol Building at 1901 N. Las VegasTrail Fort Worth, Texas 76108.

Thursday Nite Live is a weekly live musicseries held at the River Oaks Community Center,5300 Blackstone Dr., from 6 to 8 p.m. The cost is $5 for admission and food or $2 foradmission only. The schedule is as follows: • Jan. 18: Back Beats Band The River Oaks Center hosts additional eventson a weekly schedule. For more information, visitthe center online at www.riveroakscommunity-center.com.

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Texas Living HistoryDay Returns to WhiteSettlement Museum The White Settlement Historical Museum willhost the 15th Texas Cavalry/2nd Texas US CivilWar re-enactment company on Saturday, Jan. 20from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. The day-long event isfree as is the museum. Activities will move insideif wet or cold that day. Activities include rolling and filling paper car-tridges with powder to fire their black powderweapons, uniformed re-enactors with 1861-1865period military gear and accessories and shootingdemonstrations, upon request, weather permittingoutside. The WSH Museum is located at 8320 HanonDr., just west of the White Settlement City Halland the Fire Station. For more information, call 817-246-9719 orvisit http://www.wsmuseum.com/ for moredetails.

Parkinson SupportGroup of TarrantCounty Meeting Parkinson Support Group of Tarrant County(PSGTC) will meet on Monday, Jan. 22 at 11:30a.m. at Broadway Baptist Church, located at 305West Broadway Avenue, Room 302, in FortWorth. Hollie Glover, M.A., L.P.C, will speak on“Neurobiotics: A Sensory Integrative Program.”Lunch will be provided by Silverado. All are wel-come. The exercise class meets in Room 307 onMondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 10:30 to11:30 a.m. Caregiver meetings are on the second andfourth Friday of each month from 10:30 to 11:30a.m. in the room adjoining Room 307. Caregiver meetings are to discuss any newinformation, recent changes and how we can sup-port each other. For additional information,visit our website at PSGTC.org or call 1-866-995-7643. Note: During bad weather, the exercise classor other meetings may be cancelled. PSGTC fol-lows Fort Worth ISD closings during inclementweather. Call the help line 682-216-7947 if youhave questions about a particular day’s meeting.Be sure to check the website at: www.psgtc.org.

The Rampant Porch Lizards will play Celtic,Scottish, Old English and Early American tunes atthe White Settlement Historical Museum onSaturday, Jan. 20 from 10 a.m. to noon. The museum is located at 8320 Hanon Dr.,just west of City Hall and the Fire Station. Call817-246-9717 or visithttp://www.wsmuseum.com/ for more details. The Rampant Porch Lizards (l-r) are BarbaraArabian, Mike Sonntag, Rafael Cordova andRay Terrill.

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The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) encourages Texans in allregions of the state to make preparations for winter weather as we enter thecold weather season. "While we've all heard the joke about Texas only having two seasons –hot and hotter – all Texans need to prepare now for the serious threats thatthe upcoming winter could bring," said DPS Director Steven McCraw."Every year, Texas faces the dangers of winter weather conditions, includingfreezing temperatures, ice, sleet, and even snow. Texans are urged to stayinformed about changing weather in their area and to take steps now to helpstay safe during the coming months." Texans should winterize their vehicles by checking the battery, wind-shield wipers (including appropriate freeze resistant-fluid), tire pressure, tiretread, fluid levels, and lubricate door and trunk locks to prevent freezing. Inaddition, here is a list of emergency supplies drivers can keep in their vehi-cle: • Blankets/sleeping bags, extra clothing, gloves and a hat. • Cell phone, radio, flashlight and extra batteries. • First-aid kit and pocket knife. • High calorie, non-perishable food and bottled water. • Bag of sand or cat litter to provide traction for tires. • Windshield scraper, tool kit, booster cables, tow rope and a shovel. DPS offers the following additional tips for staying safe during possiblewinter weather:

DPS Reminds Texans of Winter Weather Safety Tips • Monitor local weather broadcasts and follow up-to-the-minute weatherconditions, at http://www.weather.gov/. • Purchase an all-hazards weather radio for up-to-date warnings, watch-es, forecasts and other hazard information. • Sign up for your local emergency notification system. • Make sure your vehicle is properly maintained before any trip, and keepyour gas tank full. • On icy roads, drive slowly and increase distance required for stopping,and avoid using cruise control. • Watch for downed trees and power lines across roads. If power is out,treat all intersections as four-way stops. • Allow extra time when traveling in inclement weather. • Avoid traveling when sleet, freezing rain or snow is predicted, and mon-itor road conditions by visiting www.drivetexas.org or by calling 1-800-452-9292. • Insulate outside faucets and pipes near outer walls. • Make sure that furnaces, heaters, fireplaces and wood stoves are clean,well-ventilated and in good working condition. To prevent carbon monoxide poisoning, never operate generators andother fuel-powered devices inside a home or an enclosed space, such as agarage. The deadly odorless, colorless gas is produced any time a fossil fuelis burned, with sources including motor vehicle engines, generators and fuel-burning appliances or heating systems. Consider installing a carbon monox-ide detector. • Make arrangements for proper shelter and an emergency supply of foodand water for your pets and livestock. • Stock up on firewood and supplies, including canned goods and bottledwater. • If you will be away from home for a long period of time, set your ther-mostat to 55 degrees or higher and open cabinets under sinks. • Make sure you have inclement weather contact numbers for schools andwork. • Check on friends and family members whose health or age may putthem at greater risk from cold weather. During the winter season, residents can contact 2-1-1 Texas, the state'sfree 24-hour helpline, to check on possible community-established warmingcenters or related services in their area. No matter where you live in Texas,you can dial 2-1-1 or 877-541-7905 for community resources. For additional information tips regarding winter weather preparednessvisit http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/dem/ThreatAwareness/winterstorm.htm.

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Benbrook to Observe 15th Relay for Life The American Cancer Society’s Relay For Lifeof Benbrook will see its 15th incarnation on April20 at 6 p.m. at Benbrook Middle High School. Started in 2004 by Steve and Barbara Adams tohonor the memory of their son Jeff, this Relay ForLife has galvanized the Benbrook community toraise well over $700,000 for the American CancerSociety. The American Cancer Society’s Relay ForLife is a unique celebration of life in honor and inmemory of those whose lives have been touchedby cancer.! It has been described as a “huge compassionatesupport group,” a place where friends, family andloved ones join to celebrate survivorship and tohonor those who have lost the battle.! Relay For Life involves teams of people whotake turns walking around a track. A party-likeatmosphere prevails as team members camp outfor the duration of the event to enjoy music, food,fun, entertainment and activities while buildingcamaraderie with fellow teammates and partici-pants.! Money is raised through team fundraisingactivities prior to and during the event and an indi-vidual goal of $100 in donations secured fromfamily, friends, companies or corporations. Themoney raised helps support American CancerSociety programs in research, education, advoca-cy, and services – locally, statewide and national-ly.! Everyone is welcome.! Participants join teamsrepresenting clubs, corporations, organizations,neighborhoods, and families at this fun, communi-ty oriented event. Cancer survivors from aroundthe community are invited to take a victory lap andbe cheered on by fellow participants.! This is a truecelebration of their courageous battle. All sur-vivors in attendance will receive a free survivorparticipant t-shirt and dinner in their honor.! A candlelight ceremony pays tribute to thosewho have been affected by cancer.! Luminarias arepurchased in honor of those who have survivedtheir battle with cancer, for those still fighting, andin memory of those who have courageously battledthis disease, but lost. The luminarias are kept burning through thenight to represent the healing power of the commu-nity and the importance of funding to find a cure.!

For more information on Relay For Life ofBenbrook, contact Tammi Cauthen, Event Chair,at 817-988-1038. To register or donate, go towww.relayforlife.org/benbrooktx.


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Crochet Corner Meets at the YMCA by Denise Honeycutt

December Birthdays atthe Benbrook SeniorCenter by Denise Honeycutt

Tess Kau, Peg Terry, Lourdes Roberts andElfroede Foster crochet various items.

The Westside Crochet meeting was held onThursday, Jan. 11.

Peg Terry, representative of the group dis-played and offered new individuals who desire tolearn how to crochet.

Assistance is provided for newcomers andyarn donations are used to make afghans for areanursing homes.

Joy Allen and David Lindgren were recog-nized recently at the Senior Center in Benbrookfor having celebrated their birthdays in the monthof December.

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As a reminder, as temperatures drop, it isimportant not to leave your pets unattended in avehicle even for a short time. Exercise cautionwhen taking pets outdoors when temperatures arenear or below freezing.

Be sure that your pets have current rabies vac-cinations and that you have current city tags.

City tags and vaccinations for your pet arerequired each year by most Tarrant County cities.Some also require or encourage microchipping.

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The Planning and Zoning Commission of the City ofBenbrook will hold a public hearing on Thursday,February 8, 2018, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers ofCity Hall located at 911 Winscott Road to consider:

P-18-01 – A request to approve a preliminary plat for a28.687 acres, out of the James F. Elliot Survey, Abstract 495,Tract 1A3 and the Joel Fisher Survey, Abstract 1876 Tract 1,with a proposed density of 1.71 dwelling units per acre, gen-erally located north of the intersection of Highway 2871 andHighway 377 at 401 Sexton Lane, and zoned “A-PD” OneFamily Planned Development District. This request is beingconsidered in conjunction with a request to rezone the prop-erty from “A-PD” One Family Planned DevelopmentDistrict to “A” One Family District (City File # Z-18-02).

Z-18-01 – A request to rezone a 2 acre parcel, out of theMcKinney & Williams Survey, Abstract 1118, Tract 1D01,from “A” One-Family District to a Multi-Family PlannedDevelopment (PD) District for a 25-unit townhome develop-ment at 7701 Chapin Road, located between Williams Roadand Highway 377.

Z-18-02 – A request to rezone a 28.687 acres, out of theJames F. Elliot Survey, Abstract 495, Tract 1A3 and the JoelFisher Survey, Abstract 1876 Tract 1, from “A-PD” OneFamily Planned Development to “A” One Family District at401 Sexton Lane, generally located north of Highway 2871and Highway 377.

CUP-18-01 – A request for a Conditional Use Permit for anaddition to an existing subsidiary dwelling at 1027 UsherStreet, Lot 10TR2A, Block 33, Benbrook Lakeside Additiongenerally located southwest of the intersection of MercedesStreet and Winscott Road, and zoned “B” One FamilyDistrict.

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The City of Benbrook is encouraging residents to consider volunteeringfor the My Benbrook Mile Program.

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Participating individuals or groups self-monitor a city park or roadway,and plan clean-up efforts around the availability of the group.

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Call for a handbook to be mailed at no cost. Benbrook Historical Society MeetsOnce Monthly The Benbrook Historical Society meets once a month, on the secondMonday of each month, at 6:30 p.m. at the Benbrook Library, 1065Mercedes Street, in Benbrook. Membership forms can be found on the City of Benbrook's website andthe Benbrook Historical Society's Facebook page, or you can sign up at oneof the meetings. For additional information, call Jess Jordan, President, at 817-249-7509or Eleanor Cook, Secretary/Treasurer, at 817-249-1740.

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