Making and keeping New Year's resolutions
As 2003 ends, the author and others adopt a public resolution project with six month and year end evaluations. Karen Gleason vows to lose 40 pounds in 2004 using a digital scale. Willie Brandaway shares Read for the Fun of It via the Val Verde County Library. She aims to keep in touch with five children and seven grandchildren through monthly calls and annual visits, plus finishing quilts.
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Karen Gleason
Willie Brandaway
Val Verde County
Katherine McMurrey
Brandaway
Utah
Wichita Falls
Texas
North Carolina
Florida
Sylvia Guerra
Debbie L. Flores
Coordi
Migrant program earns TEA All State Team honor
San Felipe Del Rio Consolidated Independent School District Migrant Program is named to the TEA 2002 2003 All State Team for success in identifying recruiting and retaining migrant students. Director Hector Montalvo credits recruiters and data specialists including Gloria Paredes Irma Ojeda Guadalupe Zaragoza Rosalinda Arredondo and Mary Martinez for the achievement.
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San Felipe del Rio Consolidated Independent School
Texas Education Agency
TEA
Hector Montalvo
Montalvo
Gloria Paredes
Irma Ojeda
Guadalupe Zaragoza
Rosalinda Arredondo
Mary Martinez
Whitehead Museum Faces Uncertain Future In Del Rio
Board president Mike Parker and director Lee Lincoln warn the Whitehead Memorial Museum may struggle amid thefts and severe budget cuts. The 2.5 acre site at 1308 S Main St hosts 11 000 annual visitors and events for 100 to 500 guests. The county and city have slashed funding, while a deed restriction keeps the museum publicly owned and operated.
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Mike Parker
Whitehead Memorial Museum Board of Trustees
Lee Lincoln
Parker
S. Main St
South del Rio
Roy Bean
Wolfman Jack
del Rio
Whitehead
Texas
Val Verde County
News-Herald
Bill Sontag
Perry
Lincoln
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Pauline Molinar
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Amistad Bank
FDIC
the Boards of
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Whitehead Memorial Museum
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