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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2010
Page
10
The article traces early beliefs about the Milky Way from cosmic cloudiness to Galileo's 1610 telescope confirmation. It notes Bruno and Kepler speculations about stars as suns with planets, then highlights modern dark skies and upcoming celestial events. Stargazer Paul Derrrick, Waco, shares contact details and a local observatory note.
Texas Department of Transportation will replace the Hog Creek bridge on FM 2602 south of Clifton with a wider concrete structure meeting current safety standards. The $935,000 project, by Big Creek Construction in a joint effort with a McLennan County replacement, began November 1 with signs set and work planned from November 3. Motorists are advised to use alternate routes and follow warning signs as crews operate in the area.
Bosque County Chorale presents An American Salute fall concert honoring veterans on Nov 14 at 7 p.m. at First Baptist Church Clifton with WWII radio show styled narration and 1930s 1940s patriotic tunes. The group also performs at Bosque Arts Center Nov 11 at 7 p.m. for Civic Music Association. Both events are free. Tickets for Handel's Messiah on Dec 10 go on sale mid November. for info contact Natalie Daniel or Bosque Arts Center.
Sunset's Veterans Day program titled Salute to Veterans is set for Thursday November 11 at 2 pm in the Heckman Assisted Living courtyard on the Sunset Lutheran Ministries campus in Clifton. Texas State Senator Brian Birdwell Clifton Mayor Fred Volcanseck Ret Army Sgt James Kidd and other dignitaries will speak with DAR SAR VFW members Taps and poetry on the program. Organizers anticipate 250 guests outdoors with a weather contingency to the Tin Building Theater if needed.
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