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A World of Fun in Just One c “Discover my tomb? 50 Good luck with that.” — Genghis Khan (no man lived to tell IrvingIrving where he was buried) RamblerRambler July 30, 2011 “Irving’s weekly community newspaper” Work continues on planned SH 183 improvements By Alice Canham It’s a project that’s been in the works since at least 1999, but we’re finally seeing results along with more roadblocks. Nearly 100 people crowded into the Los Lupes Restaurant at Irving Mall on July 25 to hear an update about plans for the State Highway 183 corridor. Irving’s combined Chambers of Commerce sponsored the public briefing to gather questions and provide answers about the expansion of a highway that goes “right through the gut of Irving”, according to Dan Vedral, Interim Director of the City’s Transportation Department. “For many people, Highway 183 is the face of Irving,” Vedral said. “Our goals are to enhance this corridor so it presents an inviting face. We also want to be ready for the projected doubling of our population in North Texas by 2030.” Parading in front of his loyal subjects, the Emperor (Nicolas Requena) lauds his newest outfit in Cimarron Park Funding for the project at an estimated cost Recreation Center’s performance of The Emperor’s New Clothes. See SH 183 ROADWORK, Page 5 Hispanic Chamber helps A world of fun in just one act businesses go green Kids express themselves through Parks’ department One Act Play competition By Jess Paniszczyn The Irving Hispanic Chamber of Commerce By Alice Canham presented the Green Builds Business Program in The judges have counted their ballots, and the Studios at Las Colinas on July 27-28. The two we can now reveal the winners of the 45th Annual full day sessions of coaching on best green practices One Act Plays offered by the Irving Parks and was sponsored through the United States Hispanic Recreation Department. Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) Foundation with But first, let’s learn more about the plays and a $500,000 grant from Walmart. The program will the people involved in bringing them to life. tour 11 cities across the United States this year. Twelve year old Anshu Jain was onstage “We are only the second Hispanic Chamber of rehearsing The Emperor’s New Clothes at Cimar- Commerce selected by the United States Hispanic ron Park Recreation Center. An incoming seventh Chamber of Commerce to present the Green Builds grader at Harmony School of Innovation, he was Business program,” said Asusena Resendiz, Presi- already dressed in his carpenter’s costume. He dent of the Irving Hispanic Chamber. “We couldn’t joined his cast mates in a dance line, then exited be more excited to bring it to Irving. stage right to pick up a prop. His mother, Neha “Although the program is just starting, it is Jain watched with pride, seeing his performance growing fast. A lot of people want the tour to come for the first time. to their city. The 11 cities chosen for this year have “It’s not his first time doing One Act Plays. Hispanic Chambers that have proven themselves to He was in another two years ago. He loves to do Every cool cat wears a hat in Mustang Park Recreation Center’s be successful and hardworking. this!” she explained. rendition of The Cat in the Hat. “We are helping educate Hispanic entrepre- neurs on how to be more environmentally sustain- See A WORLD, Page 4 Photos by John Starkey able. We promoted this event to our members and See HISPANIC CHAMBER, Page 2 Youngsters compete in Judo WE CARE ABOUT YOU Junior Olympic Championships & YOUR FAMILY By Jess Paniszczyn IRVING TEXAS PERIODICALS Approximately 900 competitors POSTAGE PAID POSTAGE 972-253-4200 PERMIT #024981 PERMIT participated in the USA Judo Junior www.mscitx.com Olympic National Championships Office Hours: hosted by USA Judo in the Irving Convention Center July 22-24. Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–5:00 PM “The Irving Convention and After Hours Clinic: Lab & Radiology: Visitors Bureau approached us before No appointment necessary Mon-Fri 7:30 AM–5:30 PM Mon-Fri 5:00 PM–9:00 PM the Convention Center was build,” Not available for After Hours Clinic Sat & Sun 9:00 AM–4:00 PM said Corinne Shigemoto, USA Judo Photo by John Starkey director of events. “We came and did Main Location: Max Schneider and Andrew a site visit, and looked at the ground 2021 N. MacArthur Blvd, Irving, 75061 Porras fight for the gold. and the shell. We considered the Other Locations: whole package, and we decided to of those sports that once you start, Baylor MOBI: hold the tournament here. It has been you can’t stop.” 2001 N. MacArthur Blvd. #425 a great fit. Sensei Howdice Brown traveled Valdez Clinic: Las Colinas: The Irving Rambler Box 177731 P.O. Irving, TX 75017 “This is the premier event for our to the tournament with the Alaska 3501 N. MacArthur Blvd #400 6750 N. MacArthur Blvd. #250 junior athletes from six years old up Judo Team Tuscan: OB/GYN: to 19. If you win the Junior Olympics, “We brought down 11 kids from 701 Tuscan Dr #205 6750 N. MacArthur Blvd. #255 it is a big deal. Alaska. They worked very hard to “In a couple of categories, win- get here. All of the kids I brought ners simply receive the honor of down took State in Alaska, and they winning the Junior Olympics. Some were thinking they were pretty dog of the older kids will win spots in gone good. This tournament allowed the Junior World Championships them to see what they need to do to Irving Rambler $0.50 in Cape Town, South Africa this compete at this level. November. “For almost all of the kids, this “People are interested in judo is their first big competition. The because of the discipline and condi- kids earned two fifth places. The tioning. It is great for kids. It is one See JUNIOR OLYMPICS, Page 2 Page 2 July 30, 2011 THE IRVING RAMBLER www.IrvingRambler.com Call 811 before digging near utility lines Provided by April Saginor to inconvenient outages, repair costs Texas811 is a one-call notifica- and personal injury. tion service that works to prevent When you call 811, you will be damage to buried utilities. asked for the location and description “Augering or digging post holes of the project. The utility companies without knowing the location of un- will locate and mark the approximate derground utility lines could make location of utility lines within 48 a bad situation worse if a pipeline is hours. Once lines have been marked, ruptured or 911 service is disrupted,” you can begin to dig, taking care to said Doug Meeks, damage prevention avoid damage to the marked lines. manager for Texas811. “Safety is a shared responsibil- Each year, more than 60,000 ity,” Meeks said. “Calling 811 helps damaged utility lines are reported. to keep your community safe and Many of these damaged lines are due connected.” to landowners digging on their own To learn more about how to property or working near the right protect your home and community, Photo by John Starkey of way. Striking a utility line can lead visit www.texas811.org. During the last match of the day, Max Schneider from Chicago, IL, in the blue, and Andrew Porras from Hialeah, FL, fight for the gold in the USA Judo Junior Olympic National Championships. Angels &Moore great time. They will remember this Excelling at judo has allowed Junior Olympics for the rest of their lives.” Yan to travel. SEWING Continued from Page 1 Representing Spartak team “I took second. I’m going on to ALTERATIONS from Rego Park, NY, Akbar Iminov Junior World in South Africa. I will GIFT SHOP rest of them did alright and were out (16) and Yan Spartiak (19) will both do my best, and try to medal over of the tournament. I am very proud compete in South Africa. there. 410 N. O’Connor Road of them. When they get back home, “I did really well,” Akbar said. “I “Because of judo, I’m gone to a Irving, TX 75061 they need to train a little harder. This got first and second place here. lot of places. I was sponsored to go (972) 579-0535 national tournament brings together “Judo is my life. I do it day and to Japan for 40 days last summer. www.angelsandmoore.com the best of the best. night, all the time. I like learning the I’ve been to Canada and all over the “Some of the kids are enjoying different techniques, and judo keeps states. the heat. Other people are not. For you fit. It is something I am proud of. “I love this sport. It is like life for some of the kids, this is their first “It’s great here. There are a lot of me. Hopefully, I will compete in the time in Texas, and they are having a good people, and it’s hot.” Olympics one day,” Yan said. RAMIREZ With the Hispanic Chamber help of Bill ROOFING Continued from Page 1 Roth, Angie the City inviting everyone to come Franco COMPANY out. We wanted to keep the program shows off Commercial & Residential Service small and very round-table. The pro- a sample New & Re-roofing ✤ Repairs to all types of roofs gram is designed for 10 participants a of one of ✤ ✤ ✤ ✤ day, but they allowed us extend that a her cakes, Composition Metal Torch Down Leaks little bit, because we had such a great which is an ✤ Hot Tar/Gravel response.
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