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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2002
Page
1
An auction of furs sports memorabilia and other items is planned following Sundays Taste of the Town event. The sale will feature a range of collectible items from attendees and local supporters. Proceeds support ongoing community programs.
State education experts and leaders gather to discuss proposed changes to standardized testing as districts weigh implications for curriculum and student assessment. The meeting highlights include debates over rigor, alignment with college readiness standards, and budget considerations for implementation.
Dell executives including Rollins navigate a harsh economy to sustain profits and stabilize the company. The piece outlines strategic actions, leadership roles, and market pressures shaping outcomes.
The Galveston County Child Advocacy Center moved into a 6400 square foot facility after a 3 year campaign that raised 850000. About 200 people attended with performances by Burnett Elementary School. The center coordinates abuse investigations with police, prosecutors, nurses, and counselors.
Artist Susan Scott paints a 14 000 square foot mural featuring a 5 000 square foot American flag on the Outlet Shops at La Marque as Sugar Oaks Corp renovates the center. New leasing agent targets 90 percent occupancy by spring with Tees N More Marcelo's Mexican Grill JR Originals and a 25 000 square foot Vanity Fair store signing on. Sugar Oaks also owns outlets in Virginia Kentucky and Florida.
Galveston and Texas hospitals maintain normal routines while enhancing vigilance. Fran Laird of Mainland Medical Center says staff monitor department communications for unusual activity. UTMB officials report police awareness but no changes to security or daily habits for staff or patients. The FBI notice, issued Wednesday, lists Houston Chicago San Francisco and Washington with a generic threat window between December and April.
Texas City ISD aims to keep sending its $10 million Robin Hood funds to Laredo under a wealth equalization plan to save up to about $400,000. State approval could limit the amount or halt transfers, with a decision expected before Christmas.
Dickinson plans a public hearing Monday November 25 at 7 p.m. at First United Methodist Church 200 FM 517 about the Deats Road paving project funded by a Galveston County Road bond. The 70 foot right of way requires utility relocations and traffic will be reduced to one lane during spring 2003 construction.
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