Reading recovery training expands in Texas City program
Half day per week for a year with a trainer traveling to Denton twice annually and a summer class in Orlando. The full time instructor will train four students daily and eight teachers to become reading recovery instructors. The program aims to raise first graders to grade level through intensive reading support. The number of enrolled students is not yet known. Lora-Marie Bernard reports.
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Texas City
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Texas City Sun
Weather fuels success at county cook off as teams expand
The Bar B Que Outlaws from Hitchcock weigh in on competition with many teams thriving in sunny conditions. Organizer Frank Ghinaudo notes streamlined team setup and a record 248 teams currently settled. The large team The Other Cookers Are Always Hot features 40 cooks, a walk in cooler, and serves up to 1,200 nightly.
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Texas City Sun
foundation hires new director with 36000 salary and public praise
Jennifer Eggleston will lead marketing communications and fundraising at the Foundation for the Future with a 36000 annual salary. Board President Mark Ciavaglia lauds her vivacious personality and vision as trustees cite a months-long search and multiple interviews before hiring. Eggleston previously worked as an account marketing director at Granton Marketing and earned a BBA from Stephen F. Austin State University. She has held roles in Grand Advertising and Disney World programs, contributing to promotions for Fortune 500 clients and educational grants funded by local donations amid Robin Hood tax revenue losses. She can be reached via Texas City Sun at 409 945 3441 ext 37 or lora.bernard texascitysun.com.
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Orlando
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Florida
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Robin Hood
Lora-Marie Bernard
The
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Lora.bernard
Texascitysun.com
Sony Applies for Shock and Awe Trademark
The Associated Press reports Sony filed with the USPTO to use the phrase shock and awe as a video game title. It notes uncertainty about actual plans and cites more than a dozen other applications for the term including fireworks lingerie toys and shampoo.
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Sony
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Sony Computer Entertainment America
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