SUNDAY PlanoStarCourier JANUARY 19, 2014 A Star Local Media Publication VOLUME 123, NUMBER 43 www.starlocalmedia.com $1.50 Plano hospital Home Delivery Only $1.34 a Week Plano woman season’s 39th flu statistics Call 972-424-9504 since Dec. 1 Baylor Plano: 40 INSIDE TODAY admitted, 29 currently flu-related death in North Texas hospitalized Texas Health Plano: 643 in ER with symp- BAYLOR ACTIVATES CODE YELLOW PLAN toms, 71 admitted, 75 positive flu tests Medical Center of BRITTANY FEAGANS “This current activation is a currently hospitalized. Baylor manager of infection preven- [email protected] Plano: 96 positive proactive alert which is de- Plano has admitted 40 patients, tion at Texas Health Plano. flu tests The death of a woman in her signed to allow us to streamline with 29 currently hospitalized, “That is the difference in itself. 50s became the 39th flu-related requests for resources,” Mc- in the same time frame. Usually, we don’t see so many death in North Texas this sea- Dowell said in a release. “We By comparison, Texas Health admissions for flu. It makes us started becoming more of an son, and the third in Plano. prepare for activations like this Presbyterian Hospital Plano think that the flu strain is a lit- issue, the health department SPORTS On Thursday, Baylor Health one year-round. We are effec- has treated 643 patients with tle more sever because people asked the hospitals to start re- Care System activated its Code tively managing the need for flu or flu-like symptoms in its are getting so sick.” porting all flu deaths. When we Quick learner Yellow Level III emergency op- additional staff and supplies, emergency room; 355 in De- Grayson said she thinks an- started seeing more of a sever- Late start not erations plan due to an influx of and to this point, no surgery cember, and 288 so far this other difference this year is the ity of illness, we started report- patients with the flu or flu-like schedules have been im- month. Seventy-one patients surplus of media coverage. ing to Collin County what we hindering symptoms. Jennifer McDowell, pacted.” have been admitted for treat- “Hospitals are required to were seeing.” Lady Wildcat Baylor spokeswoman, said Since Dec. 1, hospitals in the ment. report pediatric deaths related Grayson said this flu season p8A there are four levels in the Baylor system have admitted “As far as being admitted, to flu,” she said. “Normally hos- has progressed quicker than tiered-response system, with 469 patients with flu or flu-like we’re probably seeing about 10 pitals do not report all flu last year, which peaked in INDEX Level I considered most urgent. symptoms, with 176 patients a day,” said Catherine Grayson, deaths. This year, just after it See FLU, Page 2A Voices, p2A News & Business, p3A Live & Local, p6A Classified, p12A WEATHER Lineup announced for

Highs in the mid 60s through Monday and 54 Suburbia Music Festival Tuesday. Lows near 40. SERIOUSLY? MIX OF LOCAL, Second sight NATIONAL ACTS Asbury Park Press re- ports – Princess the camel, FILL OUT BILL who gained fame picking Super Bowl winners and BILL CONRAD dozens of other football [email protected] games for the last decade, When the Suburbia Music was euthanized Tuesday Festival was announced in after arthritis made it im- August, representatives from possible for the 26-year-old Live Nation promised the per- animal to stand, said John formers would come from nu- Bergmann, manager of the merous genres and attract Associated Humane Soci- fans of all ages and back- ety’s Popcorn Park Zoo. grounds. He said Princess gained The lineup for the May 3-4 national fame after the festival was officially an- Stafford-based radio sta- nounced Thursday and in- tion WCHR-FM, 105.7, “The cludes a mix of both local and Hawk,” called about eight national artists. Headliners or nine years ago and asked include French DJ David for an animal to pick Super Guetta, American rock band Bowl winners against the Alabama Shakes and J. Cole, disc jockeys’ picks. a hip-hop artist from North “She was a natural,” Carolina. Bergmann said. “We just “I love the radio, but these used some graham crack- days people have a tendency ers.” to live their lives like an iPod Princess’ last pick was on shuffle,” said Danny Eaton, correct. She picked Denver of Live Nation. “That was our to beat San Diego last Sun- approach to booking this PHOTO COURTESY OF CHRIS HUDSON day in the NFL playoffs. lineup.” Third Eye Blind, seen here at a 2011 concert in Carrollton, is one of many artists on the bill at the Suburbia Music Festival. The festival will be held Her best season was in A total of 39 bands were May 3-4 at Oak Point Park and Nature Preserve. 2008-09, when she accu- announced Thursday, but rately chose 17 out of 22 Eaton said additional acts ture cultural event like this known for the annual balloon games, as well as the Super would be announced in the really provides us with an op- festival. Amy Fortenberry, Comparing lineups Bowl XLIII winner, the portunity to include Grammy- parks and recreation director, future. Other bands on the The largest music festival in North Texas is the Pittsburgh Steelers, ac- bill include Blue October, award winning, multi- said the festival will include Richardson Wildflower Festival, held each May since cording to previous reports. Tegan and Sara, Third Eye platinum-selling artists with a three stages and cover 60 1993. The 2013 lineup featured the Charlie Daniels Blind and Twenty One Pilots, unique outdoor venue as acres of the park off Los Rios Band, The Toadies and Robert Earl Keen, while previ- QUOTE OF THE DAY as well as a number of North beautiful as Oak Point Park,” Boulevard near Fire Station ous years have included acts such as the Polyphonic “Don’t be afraid of the an- Spree, Peter Frampton and Jack Ingram. Texas-based acts including he said. “Suburbia Music Fes- 11. The size of the park will The state’s largest festival is the Austin City Limits swers. Be afraid of not ask- The O’s, Midlake and The Rev- tival is a key piece of our vi- give the festival plenty of Music Festival, which began in 2002 and has grown to ing the questions.” erend Horton Heat. sion for a multi-faceted city room to expand in subse- one of the largest music festivals in the country. Over — Jennifer Hudson Plano Mayor Harry that provides the opportunity quent years. the past decade, many of the top musical artists in the for our citizens to live, work “About three years ago, we country have played at the festival. These artists in- LaRosiliere said he hopes the clude Pearl Jam, Neal Young, Kanye West, Muse and TRIVIA FACT festival will show people how and play.” decided that we really wanted the Dave Matthews Band. Penguins can jump as high Plano has become a destina- Oak Point Park spans 800 to produce a major festival in Neither festival has announced their 2014 lineup at as 6 feet in the air. tion city. acres in the northeastern por- the northeast Texas area,” this time. “The addition of a signa- tion of Plano and is best TODAY IN HISTORY See MUSIC, Page 4A On this day in 1839, Water- loo (soon to be renamed Austin) was approved as the new capital of the Re- Meal shift public of Texas. In 1836 Co- lumbia (now West Columbia) had become the HEALTHY COOKING OPENS REGIONAL first capital of an elected OFFICE IN COLLIN COUNTY government of the republic. CHRIS BEATTIE VERSE OF THE DAY [email protected] Stop by “Jesus said, ‘If you hold to More nutrients, more op- Healthy Cooking is at my teaching, you are really tions and less preparation – 3440 Eldorado Parkway, my disciples. Then you will sounds like the ideal meal. Its Suite 4, in McKinney. For know the truth, and the proponents say it’s life-chang- more information, visit truth will set you free.’” facebook.com/Healthy ing. CookingofTexas. — John 8:31-32 And, now, the cooking style has a regional table in Collin CONNECT WITH US County. Healthy Cooking, a enough to eliminate bacteria, Facebook: facebook.com/ food phenomenon in 46 coun- cool enough to hold almost all planostarcourier tries and several states, of the nutrients. Twitter: @planonewspaper opened its North Texas office Healthy Cooking meals, on this week off Eldorado Parkway average, contain more than 90 in McKinney. percent of available nutrients, The company, which hosts while those made with other dinners and trains people in its cooking styles and cookware methods as part- and full-time hold onto about 20 percent, consultants, uses Saladmaster said Mary Anne Morris, co- cookware specifically designed manager of the North Texas to make healthier, less-toxic dealership. CHRIS BEATTIE / STAFF PHOTO food. The cookware is cali- “It makes all the difference Healthy Cooking manager Mary Anne Morris, left, serves up a taste-testing meal Jan. 11 at a grand opening brated so food never reaches in the world in the purity, taste event for its regional office. 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Undeliv- ployment rate? are shipped to China, while ered or unreadable newspapers will be delivered if customer service (972-424- But the federal govern- economics was taught in 9504) is notified. How else can it be ex- ment has flooded the world public school. That’s when America owes the Chinese The entire contents of Plano Star Courier are Copyright 2013 by Star Local Media. No portion may be reproduced in plained when things like a bunch of money. whole or in part by any means without the express written permission of Star Local Media. Plano Star Courier expresses with dollars that are worth folks learned that every its opinion in the editorial. Opinions expressed in guest commentaries, perspectives, cartoons or letters to the editor are those food and fuel cost 25 per- time a check was written to But folks can go into of the author. 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And with a savings Mail to: 624 Krona Drive, Suite 170, Plano, TX 75074 numbers being put out by folks don’t sign up for Oba- taught in public school. of 60 percent it appears the OR visit www.starlocalmedia.com government economists. It macare. The tea kettle story was more tea kettles they buy, could be that, like me, they Inflation is hidden in that a tea kettle factory the more they “save.” can feel a dollar shrinking many ways. Some of which which could produce only The belief that the more while it’s still in their are putting 12 ounces of four tea kettles repre- you spend, the more you pocket. bacon in a package that sented all the goods and “save” appears to be the When I retired many once held 16 ounces and services that could be prevailing theory of eco- years ago – I was self-em- then pricing it at the old 16 bought and $100 dollars nomics in Washington ployed – I knew I wouldn’t ounce price. A 2 pound can represented all the money today. Maybe it’s time to need any cash to get of coffee is now a 28 ounce that could be spent on switch places with some of through the Pearly Gates. I can of coffee. Last year a goods and services. Obvi- those sent to congress with just needed to save enough 24-pack of 12-ounce canned ously, tea kettles would cost those that were sent to money to allow me to wan- Coca Cola was $5.98. $25 each. Another $20 dol- Louisiana. der around a few more They’re now $6.98. Con- lars is added to the money years, pay for some minimal sumers resisted so now supply. Now there’s $120 Email Ken Byler at maintenance, a wash and there’s a 20-pack for $5.98. dollars in circulation, but [email protected] Living green SIGN UPS UNDERWAY FOR LIVE GREEN IN PLANO VOLUNTEER TRAINING STAFF REPORT sion of Live Green in Plano vol- are required to put what they Interested in learning how unteer training will be held on learn to work for the commu- to be more green? If so, the city Mondays from Jan. 27 to nity through 24 hours of volun- of Plano can help. March 3 from 7 to 9 p.m. at teer service. Many volunteers The city has more than 250 Plano’s Environmental Educa- will invest those service hours trained Live Green in Plano tion Center, 4116 W. Plano in the Learn 2 Live Green volunteers who echo the mes- Parkway. event, scheduled for Saturday, sage of the value of being good Participants will learn April 12 at the Shops at Legacy. stewards of natural resources about water conservation, re- Register for the LGIP Vol- and living sustainably. The city sponsible yard care, managing unteer Training at livegreenin offers a free training program household waste, green build- plano.obsres.com. For ques- to help resident’s begin their ing and renovation, energy ef- tions, contact Nancy Casillas journey into sustainable ficiency and air quality. Along at [email protected] or 972- habits. The next six-week ses- with the training, volunteers 769-4313. Shift: COOKING STYLE REDUCES TOXINS, INCREASES NUTRIENTS From PAGE ONE Morris said. Saladmaster trient content. When the and health of the food,” said cookware has a higher resist- brain recognizes nutrients, Morris, who first hosted a din- ance to chemical reactions the body is more quickly sat- ner in 2006. “You get a whole caused during heat, so food isfied, so cooks and their different result for your body.” doesn’t retain toxins that guests tend to eat less, she Morris and her husband, sometimes leech onto it in said. Jim, held a grand-opening Jan. other cookware. The local office will be a 11 to introduce the style and “We noticed it was a clean training facility, show room products to the community. taste,” said Debbie Hogue, a and classroom. Healthy Cook- Guests heard testimonials, won McKinney resident, who ing has partnered with The PPlanolano SSymphonyymphony OOrchestrarchestra prizes and signed up to join the bought into the concept in re- Cancer Project, which pro- area’s Healthy Cooking team. cent months. “I am now a motes cancer prevention and The team, which already cook, which is amazing, be- survival through nutrition, so has a few members in the area, cause I never did it before.” it plans to soon provide re- 2014201144 VValVaVlValentinelleeenntiinneeG GGalaaallala grows through referrals and Dr. Deborah Bain, a local lated instruction. word of mouth. Even part-time pediatrician, said the cook- Healthy Cooking will hold meal hosts can average be- ware prevents heavy metals an open house Feb. 4 when FEBRUARY 15, 2014 tween $300 and $1,200 per that typically shed off regular guests can learn more about week, Morris said. They can pans from mixing into the job positions. Its first on-site advance to become consult- food. Equipped with Healthy cooking school begins Feb. ants, senior consultants and Cooking, she rarely uses mi- 11. managers. crowaves, she said, because For supporters, training is Using Healthy Cooking they destroy nutrients. a small sacrifice for life- techniques, everyday cooks “I cook every single night changing – and appetizing – can make meals like pot from scratch,” Bain said. results. roast, Mexican casserole, veg- Morris said new users “It’s like a cooking show on etable lasagna and chicken often lose weight because of TV, only much better,” Morris piccata – in half the time, the resulting food’s high nu- said. “You get to eat the food.” 5458'8?.'/89D '8-'8+:£./2?+8  Flu: FLU SEASON FAR FROM OVER #»  #  »        From PAGE ONE going to think the vaccine does- spokeswoman, said that num- March or April. This season has n’t help because they got the flu ber is deceiving, because not not yet hit its peak. anyway. I’ve heard that people everyone with flu symptoms Tickets While Grayson confirmed who have been vaccinated and gets tested. that some patients who were got the flu, their symptoms are The Medical Center of Plano admitted were vaccinated a little less [severe]. It’s impor- has seen 96 positive tests for Purchase today! against the flu, she said that’s tant not just to you, but to the flu this season, with 42 of ===F62'459?36.54?F58-»&$ H!$4'26F===  $!H $&»-85F?45.63?954 H$ # # $H not an excuse to avoid the flu everyone around you. It’s better those this month. vaccine. to prevent the flu than to treat The Centers for Disease “The vaccination is so impor- it.” Control and Prevention recom- tant,” she said. “Our biggest Texas Health Plano has had mends treating everybody with concern is that people that got 75 people test positive for the flu-like illness, even without vaccinated and got the flu are flu, but Melissa Smart, hospital testing. 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Additionally, he will be in- cent position involved over- “We’re excited about Marc tegral to the further growth seeing more than 60 joining our team and bringing and development of employees and leading the ef- with him the incredible in- Learfield’s digital business, forts of NASCAR across the sights he has gained from his focused on enhancing con- entire digital media spec- years with NASCAR, a truly tent and programming with trum, including all distribu- remarkable sports brand,” Senior Vice President and tion platforms and channels. Brown said. “We have been Chief Content Officer Joe Before joining NASCAR in candid about our ambitious Ferreira. Jenkins also will be 2006, Jenkins served as gen- future growth plans, and with responsible for overseeing eral counsel for MLB’s that, comes a need to ensure Learfield’s joint venture busi- Chicago White Sox, where he we are providing the high nesses in ticketing (IMG played a major role in the Prosecutor academy now accepting applications 10-WEEK COURSE FEATURES BEHIND THE SCENES LOOK AT DA’S OFFICE STAFF REPORT sive network of public ser- so those interested are en- vants and agencies on a daily Ever wonder exactly how couraged to apply early. Par- basis, the D.A.’s office is at ticipants must be at least 18 criminals are brought to jus- the forefront of protecting years old. tice, what a grand jury does, the community by putting To learn more informa- what’s involved in a “plea- away the bad guys and hold- tion about the District Attor- bargain,” or exactly what an ing criminals accountable. ney’s Citizen Prosecutor expunction is? Maybe now is Participants hear from pros- Academy and to download the time to find out. ecutors, detectives, judges an application, visit Collin County Criminal and law enforcement offi- collincountyda.com. District Attorney Greg Willis’ cials as they explain how a For questions, contact office is accepting applica- case develops – from arrest Evelyn Rutherford at 972- tions for its 2014 spring ses- to trial – and subsequent ap- 548-4332, or mail in com- sion of the Citizen peal. pleted applications to: Prosecutor Academy. Classes meet on Thursday Collin County District At- The 10-week course be- evenings at the Collin torney gins Feb. 20 and concludes County Courthouse from Attn: Evelyn Rutherford with a graduation ceremony 6:30 to 9 p.m., and the appli- 2100 Bloomdale Road, for participants April 24. cation deadline is Thursday, Suite 100 Collaborating with an exten- Feb. 13. 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STAFF REPORT report that a female off-duty hicle. The victim reported Early Friday morning Dallas police officer was ap- that inside the vehicle was Plano police responded to a proached by a male suspect her handgun and police robbery call in the 600 block while she was getting gas at badge. The vehicle is a black of East Plano Parkway. the location. The suspect 2011 Nissan Versa hatchback. Upon arriving at about threatened her with a The investigation is on- 3:20 a.m., officers received a weapon before taking her ve- going. 4A Home Delivery: 972-424-9504 Plano Star Courier Sunday, January 19, 2014 starlocalmedia.com

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Obituaries, In Memoriam, Services HESSE Goddard High School dren and the love of her Rockettes drill team. In life, Earl. She continued to 1970, she moved to travel with him to the Arkadelphia, AR and many musical events that became Administrative he was performing in and Assistant for Student she was always the “life of Affairs at Henderson State the party”. University and office man- The family wishes to ager for the Dean of Men express special thanks to and Women. She was Baptist Hospital member and sponsor for Arkadelphia, Baptist Alpha Xi Delta sorority for Hospital ICU Little Rock and sincere gratitude to the Kathryn Louise Cotten several years. In 1980 she wonderful, caring staff at Hesse, 78 of Arkadelphia, joined former Sen. Ray Thornton at the Joint Twin Rivers Health and AR passed away on Rehabilitation Center in Educational Consortium. January 15, 2014. She was Arkadelphia. After leaving JEC, she born in Cisco, TX on The funeral service will September 21, 1935 to the went to work as an insur- be held at 1:00 pm on late Earl and Kathryn ance agent and was award- Monday, January 20, 2014 Cotten. She leaves to cher- ed “Rookie of the Year”. In at Second Baptist Church ish her memory, husband, 1983, she became a recep- of Arkadelphia with Rev. Dr. Earl J. Hesse; children, tionist at Siplast, Inc. a Joe Burt and Rev. Stan Robert Earl Cotten Hesse French manufacturing Parris officiating. of Arkadelphia, Valaree company. Eventually she Speakers will be Dr. Kathryn Cone Russell worked into Collections Michael Kelly, Lynette (Ronny) of Heber Springs, and Finance Officer with Byrom, Marc Hesse, AR, Joe Marc Hesse (Lynn) the company. When Meaghan Hesse (grand- of Plano, TX, Michael Siplast, Inc. moved their daughter) and Stellan Daven Hesse (Renee) of business offices to Dallas, Cantu (great grandson). Plano, TX; sister, Margaret she went to work for the Pallbearers will be Shirley of Myrtle Beach, Arkadelphia Human Kaki’s handsome grand- SC, 12 grandchildren, three Development Center as a sons, Jordan Hesse, Purchasing Agent. After Joshua Hesse, Corbin great grandchildren, many Hesse, Logan Hesse, Dillon three years at the AHDC, nieces and nephews and a Hesse, Collin Hesse, host of family and friends. she decided to go to work Jonathan Hesse and She is preceded in death by as a Finance Officer for the Mason Hesse. Interment her parents and one sister, State of Arkansas. After will be at 1:00 pm on Phyllis Earl Cotten. tiring from the commute to Wednesday, January 22, Kat was a member of Little Rock, she returned to 2014 at Oakwood the New Life Church in Henderson State Cemetery in Cisco, TX. Arkadelphia. During her University to serve as The family will receive life she had many opportu- Administrative Assistant to friends for a visitation from nities to wear several dif- the Dean of the School of 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm on ferent hats. She served as Education. She became Sunday, January 19, 2014 at director and founder of the involved with the Miss The Welch Funeral Home Crowell, TX Wildcatettes. America pageant and in Arkadelphia. To sign online guest- became a judge with the In 1963 she was director of book please visit: the CJC Wrangler Belles. Miss Arkansas program. www.welchfh.net. During this time she also She established the award Arrangements made by served as a model at winning Reddie Pom-Pom Welch Funeral Home, Neiman’s in Dallas. In 1965 squad at HSU. In 1997, she Second Baptist Church she founded and directed retired to spend time with and Kimbrough Funeral the award winning her children, grandchil- Home. 972.398.4243 [email protected] starlocalmedia.com Plano Star Courier Sunday, January 19, 2014 Home Delivery: 972-424-9504 5A Events calendar Live & Local Jan. 19 6A Home Delivery: 972-424-9504 Plano Star Courier Sunday, January 19, 2014 starlocalmedia.com 3 P.M. ‘Julius Caesar’ Also 7 p.m. Monday. C3 Art Winspear Opera House, Take home the love 2403 Flora St., Dallas. $10 Spot a hit ‘Rehearsal for Murder!’ DALLAS LOVE Through Sunday. with kids Eisemann Center, PROJECT PIECES 2351 Performance Drive, I regularly need help with Richardson. $20-$35 the art of parenting. And in my FOR SALE 8 P.M. case I mean that literally. My 5- NEXT WEEK Charlie year-old son, Alex, seems to Wilson have a natural talent for art, Verizon Theatre, KELLEY CHAMBERS and I am always trying to find [email protected] 1001 Perform- ways to nurture it. He sits for ance Place, hours at his little wooden table More than 10,000 works of Grand Prairie. and illustrates imaginative sce- art that adorned locations $39.50-$85 narios that throughout Dallas will be on brew in his sale to the public next week- Jan. 20 unfettered end at 29 Pieces Studio in mind. I am al- Dallas. The sale follows the 9 P.M. ways taken installment of the Dallas Droo D’Anna LOVE Project, which began Ringo’s Pub, 5865 aback when Kincaid Road, Plano. he presents last September as a way to sophisticated commemorate the 50th an- GINA niversary of the JFK assassi- Jan. 21 pieces drawn ALDAZ in crayon on nation. IN THE The art sale will take PHOTOS COURTESY OF 29 PIECES STUDIO 7 P.M. 8.5 x 11 copy DRIVER’S SEAT place from 6-8 p.m. Jan. 24 Employees at Lincoln Centre proudly display art work from the Dallas LOVE Project. The art work was on dis- Bolshoi Ballet: paper. play throughout venues in Dallas between September and November in commemoration of the 50th anniver- and from noon-7 p.m. Jan. 25 ‘Le Corsaire’ All of that said, I felt like it sary of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination. Angelika Film Center, was divine intervention when I at 29 Pieces Studio, 124 N. 7205 Bishop Road, Plano. $20 stumbled upon the Dallas Mu- Peak St., in Dallas. “The people who worked seum of Art’s Center for Cre- As a creative way to on it in all the locations Tony Ramey ative Connections. My family of counter the unfavorable dis- were very generous and Love and War in Texas – Plano, 601 E. Plano Parkway. $5 four had decided to check out tinction of “city of hate,” sweet. The folks at the li- that Dallas was given in the brary were so happy, one the Arts District and decided to 7:30 P.M. visit the DMA. As I grabbed aftermath of man said it al- The Bodarks Alex and Luci’s hands and re- the assassina- Want most felt like Cadillac Pizza Pub, 112 luctantly entered the building tion, students, he was floating S. Kentucky St., McKinney. community arts to go? when he saw filled with large amount of “do 8 P.M. not touch” items and people organizations, What: Dallas LOVE the art,” she Project Art Sale Tony speaking in “inside voices,” I residents and said. “That’s Bennett artists came to- When: Jan. 24-25 fairly indicative was pleasantly surprised to see Where: 29 Pieces Winspear Opera other families. As we followed gether to ex- Studio, 124 of the many House. $30-$135 the crowd, we came upon the press why they N. Peak St., Dallas other com- Center for Creative Connec- think the city is Info: ments we re- dallasloveproject.is Jan. 22 tions, or C3 as it’s referred to at a place where ceived, people the DMA. love thrives. loved having it 7 P.M. The artwork, which was dis- around. Now that it’s gone, The Dallas Public Library was just one of the many places in Dallas that The 12,000-foot open area displayed some of the 30,000 works of art made by local artists and Leon Russell was buzzing with activity as played in landmark locations we’re getting a lot of com- residents as part of the Dallas LOVE Project. and Hot Tuna children and adults were busy including the American Air- ments from people saying House of Blues, lines Center, Love Field and how much they miss it.” not able to see it on display. Blessen said talks of another 2200 N. Lamar St., working on different projects. Dallas. $25-$40 We started out at the “C3 Art along the motorcade route The idea of selling a por- Fifty pieces were also do- project are already in the Spot.” Here a volunteer di- that Kennedy took, are now tion of the artwork came nated to the Sixth Floor Mu- works. Bo Phillips Band rected us to a countertop lit- up for grabs, allowing indi- about as way for it to help seum and added to its “In the aftermath of a With Matt Hillyer. tered with red Solo cups, viduals to own a piece of his- the studio recoup some of its permanent collection. project of this scope, an Love and War in Texas – Plano. plastic spoons and forks, and tory. expenses. It was also spear- Pieces up for grabs at the artist requires time to co- The Dallas LOVE Project headed after seeing the suc- 8 P.M. Styrofoam plates. He told us public sale will be $20, while coon – to regenerate, dream Varian and Reynolds that we could create something may have been the largest cess of Phase 2, in which a art work from the special re- and expand once again,” Taverna Rossa, and leave it on display at the ever public art project, sup- portion of the art was serve will go for $100. All Blessen said. “That being 4005 Preston Road, Plano. museum and then pick up ported by more than 120 wrapped in red tissue, purchases are tax deductible said, we are in the very early someone else’s creation to take community partners and adorned with a flower and and onsite framing for $50 stages of considering a proj- Jan. 23 home. countless individuals, said card, and delivered to vari- will be available. ect on a larger scale, even Karen Blessen, artistic direc- ous institutions such as nurs- We grabbed different items With the immense suc- [larger] than the LOVE Proj- 7 P.M. and headed to the worktables tor and founder of 29 Pieces ing homes, foster homes and cess of the project and the ect.” The Bigsbys where we also found masking and executive director of the prisons, as a way to share art sale ensuring all pieces For information, visit dal Love and War in Texas – Plano. tape, scissors and pencils. Alex, Dallas LOVE project. the love with those who were receive a permanent home, lasloveproject.is. 8 P.M. cut out a small red Solo-cup Neko Case skinned fish and drew eyes on Granada it. My 4-year-old daughter used GetGet outout ofof TownTown Theater, 3524 the cup and forks to make a Greenville Ave., bunny rabbit, and I taped half Dallas. $36 of one cup to another and made Mark Allen Atwood a “princess gown.” Both chil- Entertaining beginning Hank’s Texas Grill, 1310 N. Central dren excitedly scanned the dis- Expressway, McKinney. $5 play wall to find the best place to put their works. My son de- 9 P.M. cided to let his fish discreetly Patty Griffin MOTORSPORTS MAKE THEIR Dan’s Silverleaf, 103 peek out from behind another Industrial St., Denton. $15-$20 work, while my daughter put 2014 DEBUT AT ARENA her bunny front and center on KENNY GREEN “The arena is perfect for the middle shelf. Jan. 24 [email protected] it. The bikes fly higher than My son and I decided to ex- Engines will rev and mo- the seating is here. Some fa- plore the “Community Ex- 7 P.M. torcycles will be flying this cilities are so big you are al- Mason change” area where “Jim month at the Mesquite ways looking down at them, Jennings Hodges: Give More Than You Arena. but here they fly higher than Granada Theater. Take” is on display. This exhibi- The arena will host the you are sitting,” Gander said. $24-$42 tion allows visitors to create a O’Reilly Auto Parts Extreme “The Arenacross has been button that contains a motto 8 P.M. Arenacross Nationals on Jan. one of the better events we Moving Colors that you want to share with the 24-25 and the O’Reilly Auto have had at the arena.” With Adrian Jarvis. Blue Martini, community. Alex decided to Parts Outlaw National Cham- This year the event will 7301 Lone Star Drive, Plano. draw a winter scene on the pionship Motor Spectacular also feature extreme small round piece of paper and ‘Broadway Our Way’ presented by freestyle and add the note “I love you.” Through Sunday. Kalita Metro PCS on quad racing. It was a great way to mesh Humphreys Theater, 3636 Turtle Jan. 31 - Feb. Special “We didn’t Alex’s love of art with educa- Creek Blvd., Dallas. $40-$50 1. Both events have freestyle tion, creativity and family time. promo are produced before. We had ‘The Adventures We’ll be headed back in a cou- The first 200 kids by MAP Motor- a little quad of Tom Sawyer’ ple of weeks to see what other entering the arena Through Feb. 16. WaterTower sports. racing, but this projects await us at the C3. Friday, Jan. 24, PHOTOS COURTESY OF MESQUITE ARENA Theatre, 15650 Addison Road, “We like to will receive a toy time it will be Top, the O’Reilly Auto Parts Extreme Arenacross Nationals will take over For more information on the Addison. $20-$40 be a multipur- motorcycle compli- two-stroke and the Mesquite Arena on Jan 24-25. One of the events will featured will Center for Creative Connec- ments of MAP pose facility so four-stroke be extreme freestyle motorcycle. Bottom, The O’Reilly Auto Parts Out- 8:30 P.M. tions visit dallasmuseumofart. Motorsports and we can serve [quads com- law Nationals will invade the arena on Jan. 31-Feb. 1 and will feature The Santa Fe Line org or call 214-922-1222. O’Reilly Auto Parts. everyone in peting],” Gan- monster trucks and a tuff truck challenge. Taverna Rossa. our marketing der said. 9:30 P.M. FYI area. We work “We like to be a Once the Badfish – A Tribute really hard to multipurpose Arenacross to Sublime have good pro- event wraps House of Blues. $15-$35 ducers. John facility so we up, the 11:59 P.M. Darnell with can serve Mesquite Midnight MAP [Motor- Arena will pre- Series: sports] is one everyone in our pare for the ‘The Room’ of the best in marketing area.” monster trucks Inwood Theatre, the country,” to take over. 5458 W. Lovers Lane, Dallas. $10 ‘Forever Blonde’ said Steve — STEVE GANDER, The event will Tickets are on sale for Gander, MESQUITE ARENA include Equal- Jan. 25 “Marilyn: Forever Blonde” Mesquite GENERAL MANAGER izer, Stinger, Jan. 22-26 at the Wyly The- Arena general Smashosaurus, 2 P.M. atre, 2403 Flora St., in Dal- manager. Tail Gator, Red one with a ticket can get their trucks,” Gander said. North Texas Solo Truck and Tuff E Nuff in Children’s Choir las. The one-woman show is Although the arena has into the pit party from 6 to 7 Tickets are available at H. Meyerson Symphony Center, a recreation of what might offered the events for the side-by-side racing as well as p.m. The pit party is the op- the arena box office, 1818 2301 Flora St., Dallas. $22-$32 have been Marilyn’s last last three years, this is the a tough truck competition. portunity to meet the driv- Rodeo Drive in Mesquite, or chance to tell her own story first year the arena has “The monster truck event ers, get autographs and take at ticketmaster.com. 3 P.M. in her own words, and in- worked with MAP as a pro- tends to draw a lot of fami- a picture with the trucks. Coupons are available to re- Chinese Lion Dance ducer for the events. lies with younger kids,” Gan- Haggard Library, 2501 cludes hundreds of quotes “During the pit party you ceive $5 off the purchase of Coit Road, Plano. Free. from Marilyn herself. Gander said he developed der said. can walk around the trucks adult reserved premium and Tickets are $27.50-$66.50. a true appreciation for the As part of the outlaws’ and talk to the drivers. adult club seats at area Winter Jam Texas For information, visit Arenacross event when he event, there will be a free pit These guys are all very cor- O’Reilly Auto Parts Stores Grover’s Grill & Bar, attpac.org. first saw it. party on Friday, Jan. 24. Any- dial and like to talk about for both events. 9305 Preston Road, Frisco. $20 starlocalmedia.com Plano Star Courier Sunday, January 19, 2014 Home Delivery: 972-424-9504 7A

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Girls Basketball Plano West defeats Plano East, 67-35 Plano Senior defeats glass, hoard Allen, 50-30 the switch John Paul II defeats Bishop Dunne Prestonwood Christian Academy defeats Fort WEST’S SEISMIC FOURTH-QUARTER Worth Nolan, 61-37 the boards RUN SINKS EAST’S UPSET BID VARSITY MATT WELCH SCHEDULE [email protected] Tuesday’s Games Comb through any of the Boys Basketball Plano Senior Plano West boys basketball at McKinney, 7:30 p.m. team’s 14 wins this season McKinney Boyd at Plano West, 7:30 p.m. and odds are there’s a run. Plano East That spurt when the at Allen, 7:30 p.m. Wolves’ high-octane style goes Bishop Lynch at Prestonwood Christian Academy, 8 p.m. into overdrive, breaks the game open and leaves the op- Girls Basketball position powerless. Plano Senior at McKinney, 6 p.m. For three quarters, the McKinney Boyd Plano East (2-1 in District 10- at Plano West, 6 p.m. Plano East at Allen, 6 p.m. 5A) defense did everything in Bishop Lynch at Prestonwood its power to prevent that run Christian Academy, 6:30 p.m. – and succeeded. John Paul II at Ursuline, 7:30 p.m. However, within the open- ing moments of the fourth BRIEFS quarter, it happened, and what was a six-point East lead combusted into a nine-point West advantage in Friday’s eventual 60-56 win by the Wolves (3-0). “We just need to play de- fense like that the entire game,” said Anthony Morgan, West head coach. “We did a much better job in the second KELSEY KRUZICH / STAFF PHOTO half.” Plano West junior D.J. Hogg, pic- tured, helped spark the Wolves’ West needed just four min- fourth-quarter rally in Friday’s utes to make its move, 60-56 win over Plano East. outscoring the Panthers, 19-4, KELSEY KRUZICH / STAFF PHOTO Snagging rebounds has become Plano Senior senior Ogo Obinabo’s, pictured, strong suit. within the first half of the “Once I hit one, I’m feeling fourth quarter. it,” Hogg said. “My mentality Lady Wolves From their opening posses- is to keep shooting until you sion of the final frame, there hit because when you hit, it’s beat East OBINABO THRIVING FOR LADY WILDCATS, was a renewed energy about over.” the Wolves. Senior Avery Johnson Jr. The Plano West girls bas- DESPITE UNIQUE LEARNING CURVE Junior Soso followed suit. ketball team completed its Jamabo and Initially spark- first half of District 10-5A MATT WELCH hand. On occasion, she swam during the freshman Chris District ing the Wolves’ play the same way it began [email protected] summer and even took up karate until be- Giles manically run with a last- – with a double-digit vic- 10-5A During a Plano Senior girls basketball coming a black belt. Basketball wasn’t even hunted down of- second lay-in to tory. game, when a shot clanks off the rim and a on the radar growing up. fensive re- standings cap the third The Lady Wolves (5-0 in rebound is officially in play, senior Ogo Obin- “It kind of came out of nowhere,” Obinabo bounds, the 1. Plano quarter at 39-33 district) kept Plano East abo’s mindset is simple and said. “My cousin started Wolves’ defense West (3-0) East, Johnson (0-5) winless in district 2. Allen (3-0) to the point. doing it because a friend was was in fast-for- brought West play Friday night with a 67- 3. Plano She has to get the ball. “I feel like I have playing and I was kind of ward compared within one pos- 35 victory, piloted by a 21- East (2-1) There’s no other alterna- forced into it. I was never to East and the 4. McKinney session after 10 start that the Lady to follow the ball tive and the 6-foot-2 forward even that interested in bas- momentum- (1-2) converting an Panthers never recovered isn’t wired any other way. and if it doesn’t ketball. We didn’t really shifting daggers 5. Plano and-one off a from. Senior (0-3) If there’s a rebound to be wind up in my watch sports or anything like were thrown in steal one minute Sophomore Natalie Chou 6. McKinney had, there’s very little that that.” abundance. into the fourth. led the Lady Wolves with 22 hands, that Boyd (0-3) can come between the Lady Despite never having Look no fur- The point points and was one of 10 Wildcat attempting to sink means I did played the sport, Obinabo ther than junior guard, who led West players to score in the her claws into the basket- still made the seventh-grade D.J. Hogg, who erupted for 11 West with 19 points and three win. Junior Kyrie McNeil something ball. team at Schimelpfenig Mid- of his 13 points over the final steals, later found junior Mc- and sophomore Morgann It’s a skill Obinabo has wrong.” dle School. From that point eight minutes, including a Cann Utu cutting baseline for Yancey each added 10 been steadily mastering to on, she was pretty much one-minute span where the 6- a reverse layup – the kind of points. — OGO OBINABO, the point where it looks like learning on the fly. foot-8 wing channeled his offensive flow that was all but Although failing to regis- PLANO SENIOR SENIOR something she has been hon- “It was pretty hard,” Obin- inner Stephen Curry and fired absent in West’s first three ter a double-digit scorer, ing since childhood. That’s abo said. “But I was the away on a pair of long-range quarters – and Utu returned the Lady Panthers received far from the case. tallest person on my team, so 3-pointers in transition that the favor after intercepting a eight points from senior Obinabo didn’t begin playing basketball I got a lot of playing time. The coach really effortlessly swished to give pass and finding Johnson run- Lyntoria Warren and seven until the seventh grade and hadn’t so much focused on me and tried to build my skills the Wolves’ a 45-41 advantage ning free for a layup and a 50- from senior Rachel Alexan- as contemplated taking up the sport before- See OGO, Page 11A – their first lead since 2-0. See CROSS-TOWN, Page 10A der. They remain in search of their first 10-5A win of the season though, and hope to Plano junior PLANO SENIOR BOYS BASKETBALL snap that skid at 6 p.m. guard Jaire Tuesday at Allen. That Hughes, same time, the Lady Wolves with the will host McKinney Boyd. ball, tries Back to the clawing board to find an escape Americans to route as Allen senior EAGLES HAND WILDCATS FIFTH STRAIGHT LOSS host Kids Day C.J. Winzer ETHAN GRANT outscore the Wildcats (43 (20) looks [email protected] The Allen Americans on. Hughes Key Stat points) by themselves. will be hosting their fifth had five ALLEN – 2014 has not been The Wildcats scored just According to Plano head annual Kids Day game at points in friendly to the Plano Senior one point in the second coach Dean Christian, though, 1:05 p.m. Monday against the Wild- boys basketball team. quarter of Friday night’s it’s hardly time to raise the the Arizona Sundogs at the cats’ 55-39 Since a win versus Lewisville 55-39 loss to Allen. white flag. Allen Event Center. loss Friday at the Wildcat Holiday Classic “We’re not putting on the The event includes the night. on Dec. 28, Plano is winless (0- eight points in the first half, panic button or anything like

Dallas Zoo, bounce houses, PHOTO 5) in the new year and dropped one point in the second quarter that,” he said. “We obviously free gift certificates good at COURTESY OF their third consecutive District and was unable to slow the have to play better, but the local businesses and other NEILFONVILLE. 10-5A contest to Allen (19-3, 3- combination of Eagles junior (Plano) East game could have COM kid-friendly activities 0), 55-39, Friday night. guards Olin Carter and Nick gone either way and it’s going throughout the afternoon. Plano (10-8, 0-3) scored just Rutherford, who combined to See THRESHOLD, Page 11A starlocalmedia.com Plano Star Courier Sunday, January 19, 2014 Home Delivery: 972-424-9504 9A 10A Home Delivery: 972-424-9504 Plano Star Courier Sunday, January 19, 2014 starlocalmedia.com Because paper PLANO WEST FOOTBALL targets don't Defensive Firearms shoot back! and Tactics Training Patriot Big man on campus Protection WHITE TURNS STANDOUT WEST CAREER 2552 Summit Ave Suite#404, Plano www.patriotprotection.net INTO LAMAR Ask about our 972-943-5880 FREE CHL classes! COMMITMENT ETHAN GRANT [email protected] Plano West has been home to one of the area’s most dom-

inant rushing attacks over the PHOTO COURTESY OF SCOTT LUEDKE past two seasons. Much of the credit lies “I’m just happy with two running backs (se- nior Austin Anderson and jun- to be a Cardinal.” ior Soso Jamabo) and a — ZACH WHITE, graduated quarterback WEST SENIOR OFFENSIVE LINEMAN (Travis Korry) but any coach will tell you the key to suc- cessfully running the football letic offensive line the last few junior colleges,” White is found at the line of scrim- two years … and it all started said. “I went down and visited mage. with Zach. He was our leader, (Lamar) over winter break. I Enter senior offensive line- a team guy and a team cap- saw myself being able to play man Zach White, tain – just an there and be there for the who verbally outstanding next four years of my life. committed to Standout kid.” “I’m just happy to be a Car- Lamar Univer- starter West finished dinal.” sity last week White was a 5-6 on the grid- White broke the Wolves’ after three years first team all- iron this season starting rotation as a sopho- as a stalwart district selec- and suffered a more, and along with fellow along the tion in District heartbreaking seniors Cody Arledge (a Yale Wolves’ offensive 10-5A each of 48-41 loss in the commit) and Chase Woods the last two line. seasons. bi-district play- (also a Lamar commit), he “You’ve got to offs to Jesuit, anchored West’s offensive have an offen- but the book on gameplan built around a sive line or you’re not going to White’s football career added strong ground game. be very good,” said Mike another chapter after a re- “I would have started him Hughes, West head coach. cent trip to Beaumont. if he would have been able to “Most games are won in the “I got offered by Lamar, play in eighth grade,” Hughes trenches, if not all games. the Naval Academy, a couple added. “We had a big, strong, ath- of Division II schools and a See HUGHES, Page 11A Cross-town: WOLVES’ 19-4 RUN DOES PANTHERS IN From PAGE EIGHT session at 59-56 with 30 sec- some things they like to do,” 41 lead with 4:04 to go. onds to play, West senior Tre Clarkson said. During that span, East Anderson effectively iced the Although the offense was only able to muster four contest on a free throw with didn’t come in abundance for free throws by seniors Zach 20 ticks remaining. the Panthers, there was a pa- Smith and Issac Asrat that It was too little, too late tience that was lacking when did little to curtail the bleed- for the Panthers, who con- West had the ball. East lim- ing. tinue to get acclimated to ited West to consecutive field “Our offense led to some the grind of district play. goals just one time during of their offense,” said Jeff Friday’s fourth quarter the first three quarters and Clarkson, East head coach. was a crash course in just rendered the Wolves’ half- “We had some turnovers … how rigorous that climate court offense ineffective. and I felt like our offense re- can be and unfortunately for Instead, the Wolves had to ally struggled in the second the Panthers, the Wolves’ do their damage in transi- half. We didn’t get shots fourth-quarter blitzkrieg sul- tion. It helped keep West at when we needed to and lied the defensive master least within striking distance didn’t finish inside.” class orchestrated by East until that one opening pre- Although senior Trey Pat- early on against one of the sented itself. terson, who paced the Pan- state’s most potent offenses. And when it happened, thers with 22 points, helped “Defensively, we were just the Panthers – like many rally East to within one pos- executing and taking away who have come before them this season – were powerless. FOOD FOR THOUGHT MITCHELL NEARING RETURN A New Year’s For the past six weeks, the Wolves have soldiered on without a key piece of their Resolution That core as junior Mickey Mitchell has been sidelined with a back injury. However, the Ohio State commit’s re- You Will Keep! turn to action may be on the horizon – even as soon as Tuesday’s 7:30 p.m. tip Save time and reduce stress Fifty Years against McKinney Boyd. “[Mitchell] is finished ZLWK%HQH¿W0DOO3D\UROO with his therapy,” Morgan ANNIVERSARY said. “I believe he’ll be prac- ticing on Monday … and I think we’ll get a good look at him Tuesday against McKin- RECEIVERECEIVE ney Boyd.”

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DATED the 16th day of January, 2014. worker completes CSP # 2014-008 – Plano East Sr. High Health Science /s/ Michael B Doyle, attorney for Melissa Monogue State 50% of the work Academy/Schimelpfenig Security Vestibule – opens: 2/11/14 @ 2:00 pm Bar No.: 06095600 Law Office of Michael Doyle, PLLC 2805 period. Report to Advertise Pre-bid meeting: 1/28/14 @ 10:00 am N Dallas Pkwy Suite 105 Plano, TX 75069 Telephone: (972) or send resume to 608-1040 Facsimile: (972) 972-1044 the nearest in 14 local ADVERTISEMENT TexasWorkforce Plano East Senior High School Commission using papers! Health Sciences Academy/Schimelpfenig Security Vestibule job order Construction Manager at RISK #TX6276344 NOTICES NOTICES NOTICES Plano Independent School District is requesting competitive sealed pro- posals, using the Construction Manager at Risk, One Step Process (per CLASSIFIEDS Government Code Chapter 2267, Subchapter F), for www.starlocalmedia.com Plano East Senior High School LEGAL NOTICE Health Sciences Academy/Schimelpfenig Security Vestibule PART TIME/ The following Ordinances were passed by the Plano City SEASONAL Sealed proposals will be received at the Plano Independent School Dis- Council on January 13, 2014, (Title and Penalty Clause CLASSIFIEDS trict Purchasing Department, 6600 Alma, Plano, Texas 75023. Propos- Only). Make $11-15/hr als received by hand delivery or mail after the stated receipt date and PT Weekends time will be returned unopened. ORDINANCE NO. 2014-1-5: An Ordinance of the City near home Council of the City of Plano, Texas, amending Sec. 6-686. Opens Surveying @ local The procurement method is CONSTRUCTION MANAGER AT RISK, ONE STEP Deletions, Additions, Amendments of Article XVIII, Energy Home Improvement PROCESS. Conservation Code, of Chapter 6 of the Code of Ordinances New Store. of the City of Plano; and providing a repealer clause, a sev- Will train. Proposals must be received by 2:00 pm February 11, 2014 for: erability clause, a savings clause, a penalty clause, a pub- Doors 972-647-4700 x264 CSP# 2014-008 lication clause and an effective date. Plano East Senior High School SCHOOLS Health Sciences Academy/Schimelpfenig Security Vestibule Any violation of the provisions or terms of this ordinance by any person, firm or corporation shall be a misdemeanor Plano East Senior High School located at: 3000 Los Rios Blvd, offense and shall be subject to a fine in accordance with 972- Exp Preschool Plano, TX 75074 Section 1-4(a) of the City Code of Ordinances for each of- Teacher Schimelpfenig Middle School located at: 2400 Maumelle Dr., fense. Every day a violation continues shall constitute a 422- 2:00-630pm M-F Plano, TX 75023 separate offense. Must be at least 18 SELL yoa with a high Architect – WRA ORDINANCE NO. 2014-1-6: An Ordinance of the City of school diploma. Plano, Texas amending Section 3-3 of Chapter 3, Alcoholic (7355) Premier Learning Project Objective – The goal of this project is to develop the existing first floor Beverages, of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Plano, Center Wylie of Building B4 at Plano East for use as a medical sciences curriculum focused Texas to remove the restrictions relating to transporting al- 972-442-6186 cohol in any residentially zoned district; and providing a re- Health Sciences Academy. Existing rooms, in accommodating the new design, NOTICES NOTICES will be displaced and need to be re-built. Work may require some new addition pealer clause, a severability clause, a savings clause, a on B4. At Schimelpfenig Middle School the intent is to provide the main entry penalty clause, and an effective date. door with a secure vestibule. Delivery of the project will allow for Owner occu- pancy and use of the first phase at Plano East, and the vestibule at A violation of any provision of this ordinance shall be Legal Notice Schimelpfenig prior to the start of school in the fall of 2014. Owner occupancy deemed a misdemeanor punishable as provided by Section of the second phase at Plano East prior to the start of school in the fall 2015. 1-4(a) of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Plano, Texas. Application has been made ORDINANCE NO. 2014-1-8 (Zoning Case 2013-32): An for a Wine and Beer Re- Project Schedule –Currently in Schematic Design/Design Development Ordinance of the City of Plano, Texas, amending Subsection tailer’s Off- Premise Permit GMP awarded on or about April 8, 2014. 2.802 (ED-Estate Development) of Section 2.800 (District for Texas Kabob House Dba Substantial Completion on or about: Charts) of Article 2 (Zoning Districts and Uses) and related Milley Restaurant Inc, at August 15, 2014 – Phase 1 Plano East, and Schimelpfenig Vestibule sections of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the August 15, 2015 – Phase 2 City, Ordinance No. 2006-4-24, as heretofore amended, to 8608 Preston Rd # 108 allow modifications to animal restrictions within the Estate Plano, Collin County, Texas Construction Budget - $5,500,000.00 initial estimate Development zoning district; and providing a publication 75024 clause, a penalty clause, a repealer clause, a savings Beginning January 19, 2014, at 7 AM CST Proposers may obtain Proposal Doc- clause, a severability clause, and an effective date. uments and specifications from our web page at www.pisd.edu, choose “About Said application made to the Us”, then “Purchasing Services”, then “Upcoming Bids”. Bid Specifications may Any violation of the provisions or terms of this ordinance Texas Alcoholic Beverage also be picked up at the offices of the Plano ISD Purchasing Department, 6600 by any person, firm or corporation shall be a misdemeanor Commission in accordance Alma Drive, Suite A, Plano, Texas, 75023-2806. Addenda will be posted to this offense and shall be subject to a fine in accordance with with the provisions of the web site. It is your responsibility to obtain any addenda that pertains to Section 1-4(a) of the City Code of Ordinances for each of- this proposal. fense. Every day a violation continues shall constitute a Texas Alcoholic Beverage separate offense. Code. Pre-Proposal Conference will be held at 10:00 AM on January 28, 2014. This Pre-Proposal Conference will be held in the Plano Independent School ORDINANCE NO. 2014-1-9 (Zoning Case 2013-21): An Owner-Masood Soltanian District Purchasing Office, 6600 Alma Drive, Suite A, Plano, Texas 75023- Ordinance of the City of Plano, Texas, amending Section 2806. The project Architect will be present. 3.1600 (Sign Regulations) of Article 3 (Supplementary Reg- ulations) and related sections of the Comprehensive Zoning CRITERIA FOR SELECTION Ordinance of the City, Ordinance No. 2006-4-24, as hereto- NOTICES NOTICES fore amended, regarding the sign ordinance; and providing Per Section 2267.055, (a), “In determining to whom to award a contract a district a publication clause, a penalty clause, a repealer clause, a may consider: savings clause, a severability clause, and an effective date. Legal Notice Purchase price; The offeror’s experience and reputation; Any violation of the provisions or terms of this ordinance The quality of the offeror’s goods or services; by any person, firm or corporation shall be a misdemeanor Application has been made The impact on the ability of the governmental entity to comply with rules relating offense and shall be subject to a fine in accordance with with the Texas Alcoholic to historically underutilized businesses; Section 1-4(a) of the City Code of Ordinances for each of- Beverage Commission for a The offeror’s safety record; fense. Every day a violation continues shall constitute a Change of Location of a Wine The offeror’s proposed personnel; separate offense. Whether the offeror’s financial capability is appropriate to the size and scope of and Beer Retailer’s Off- the project; and ORDINANCE NO. 2014-1-10 (Zoning Case 2013-31): An Premise Permit by Walgreen Any other relevant factor specifically listed in the request for bids, proposals, or Ordinance of the City of Plano, Texas, amending the Com- Co. d/b/a Walgreens qualifications prehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City, Ordinance No. #15620, located at 6324 Evaluative criteria will have the following weights assigned to rank Proposals: 2006-4-24, as heretofore amended, granting Specific Use Cost-30 points, Qualifications-20 points, Reputation-20 points, Experience-20 Permit No. 641 so as to allow for the additional use of Ar- Custer Rd, Plano, Collin points, and District Needs-10 points. All other criteria will be assigned the value cade and Specific Use Permit No. 642 so as to allow for the County, TX 75023. Officers of zero. Using these criteria and weights District Committees will evaluate and additional use of Commercial Amusement (Indoor) on 5.1± of said Corporation are Gre- rank Proposals to determine the Proposer that presents the best value to the acres of land out of the Henry B. Miller Survey, Abstract gory D. Wasson, President District. Per Section 2267.254, (a) of the Government Code, “ The governmental No. 614, located on the east side of Communications Park- entity shall select the offeror that submits the proposal that offers the best value way, 340± feet north of Windhaven Parkway, in the City of and Director, Dana L. Green, for the governmental entity based of the published selection criteria and on its Plano, Collin County, Texas, presently zoned Regional Em- Secretary, Jason M. Dubin- ranking evaluation .” ployment; directing a change accordingly in the official zon- sky, Treasurer, and John W. ing map of the City; and providing a penalty clause, a Spina, Vice President. Per Section 2267.054, (b) of the Government Code, In engaging in an ac- repealer clause, a savings clause, a severability clause, a tivity to which this section applies, a governmental entity: publication clause, and an effective date. 1. May not consider whether a person is a member of or has another re- lationship with any organization; and Any violation of the provisions or terms of this ordinance 2. Shall ensure that its Proposal specifications and any subsequent con- by any person, firm or corporation shall be a misdemeanor NOTICES NOTICES tact or other agreement do not deny or diminish the right of a person to work offense and shall be subject to a fine in accordance with because of the person’s membership or other relationship status with respect Section 1-4(a) of the City Code of Ordinances for each of- to any organization. fense. Every day a violation continues shall constitute a separate offense. Legal Notice Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive irregularities or informalities as may be deemed in Owner's interest. ORDINANCE NO. 2014-1-11 (Zoning Case 2013-33): An Application has been made Ordinance of the City of Plano, Texas, amending Section for a Private Club Registra- For additional information, see the Instructions to Proposers in the Proposal 1.600 (Definitions ) of Article 1 (General Regulations), Sub- documents for each individual project. section 2.502 (Schedule of Permitted Uses) of Section 2.500 tion Renewal/Private Club (Permitted Uses) of Article 2 (Zoning District and Uses), Late Hour Permit for Unin- The Board of Trustees, for the purpose of complying with Section 2258, Sub- Subsection 3.1107 (Schedule of Off-Street Parking) of Sec- corporated Association of chapter B of the Texas Government Code for all public contracts, has adopted tion 3.1100 (Off-Street Parking and Loading), Subsection Persons Dba Daisy’s Barn & the prevailing wage rates as determined by the United States Department of 3.1504 (Residential Adjacency Standards) of Section 3.1500 Labor in accordance with the Davis-Bacon Act as the published rates for the (Residential Adjacency Standards) of Article 3 (Supplemen- Grill Social Club District. These rates are listed on the following website: tary Regulations), and related sections of the Comprehen- www.access.gpo.gov/davisbacon/tx.html. It is the responsibility of the contrac- sive Zoning Ordinance of the City, Ordinance No. At 1010 E 15th Street, tor to pay the appropriate rate or higher on the construction project or be subject 2006-4-24, as heretofore amended, to create regulations for Plano, Collin, Tx to penalty as set forth in section 2258.023 of the Texas General Government food truck parks and commissaries; and providing a publi- Code. cation clause, a penalty clause, a repealer clause, a savings clause, a severability clause, and an effective date. RFP/CSP information for the above proposals listed may be obtained on Said application made to the 1/19/14 @ 7:00 am CST, from our web site at www.pisd.edu. Choose “About Any violation of the provisions or terms of this ordinance Texas Alcoholic Beverage Us”, then “Purchasing Services”, then “Upcoming Bids”. Proposal specifications by any person, firm or corporation shall be a misdemeanor may also be picked up at the offices of Plano ISD Purchasing Services Depart- offense and shall be subject to a fine in accordance with Commission in accordance ment, 6600 Alma Drive, Plano, TX, 75023. It is your responsibility to obtain Section 1-4(a) of the City Code of Ordinances for each of- with the provisions of the any addenda that pertains to these proposals. fense. Every day a violation continues shall constitute a Texas Alcoholic Beverage separate offense. Code. The district reserves the right to reject any or all bids/proposals, and to waive any formalities in bidding, except time of filing. A copy of these ordinances may be read or purchased in Derek Mills, Dir/Pres the Office of the City Secretary. Julia M Holmer, Dir/Sec 14A Home Delivery: 972-424-9504 Plano Star Courier Sunday, January 19, 2014 starlocalmedia.com

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That to incorporate these abil- suit of excellence for RE/MAX DFW Associ- Property taxes also can make a significant can mean a lot of different things, but for our ities into her real estate their clients. They are ates is in its 30th year of difference in a home’s ongoing costs. Do a lit- purposes, let’s just consider your vehicle’s career. Mrs. Paul will truly the best of the best operation and today is tle research on property taxes to see what gas mileage. What if buying “Home A” puts specialize in residential and I know I will enjoy the largest RE/MAX fran- the existing owners pay and how your taxes you 10 miles closer to your job? That means properties in the Dal- being associated with chise in Texas. The firm might differ if you own the home. After all, that buying “Home B” requires up to 100 las/Fort Worth Metro- this great RE/MAX DFW has six offices: Coppell, you may not qualify for the same exemptions, extra miles on the road per week. 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RE/MAX Homeowners insurance can vary from one cost of a home more than all the others com- property to the next, too. If you’re buying a bined: Resale value. You may not be able to iation with RE/MAX DFW am excited to see some- DFW Associates is part of home located in a flood plain, your lender pinpoint all the variables that go into the re- Associates. “I always one like Mary Kathryn in the world-wide RE/MAX will probably require you to also get flood in- sale value of a home before you even pur- thought real estate was the office. She is very in- network in 91 countries surance. There may be other factors that will chase it, but it’s certainly something to very interesting and the dependent, reliable, and and 90,000 agents. affect your premium as well, such as the consider. A smaller home in a neighborhood caliber and integrity of motivated to provide ex- Mary Kathryn Paul building materials used in the home and that’s on the upswing certainly has more re- the people associated cellent customer service may be contacted at the whether the property has an alarm system. sale potential than the best home in a declin- with RE/MAX DFW Asso- to her clients. She loves Plano/Stonebriar office Homeowners association fees can pro- ing neighborhood. duce quite a discrepancy in costs between Whatever you do, make sure you look be- ciates attracted me to working with families of RE/MAX DFW Associ- two otherwise similar homes. Some home- yond the purchase price when you compare the company. I also and does everything she ates at 972-801-2413 or owners associations charge several hundred one home to another. Your Realtor can help wanted a firm that could can to meet the needs of via email at dollars a month. That cost may be worth it to you weigh all the factors to make sure you assist me in developing a everyone involved. I am [email protected] you for the amenities provided by the home- are getting a good deal for the long run. strong, solid knowledge proud to call her one of m. She can assist with owners association, but you’ll definitely want If you’re looking for a Realtor or more in- on which to build and de- our associates and look any listing in the North to factor this cost into your buying decision. formation about buying or selling real estate velop current and future forward to watching her Texas Regional MLS Sys- How soon will the home you’re consider- in North Texas, visit ing need a new roof? Is the air conditioner www.LoneStarHomes.com. business. The high qual- advance with RE/MAX tem, as well as any of the ity educational and tech- DFW Associates for many firm’s active listings, nological resources years to come.” which can be viewed at available are some of the Mary Kathryn grew up www.rmdfw.com. best offered in the indus- in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Paid advertisement

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RE/MAX DFW Associ- that she has made a ates is pleased to an- wise decision in return- nounce the return of ing to RE/MAX DFW As- Kristi Reinertsen to the sociates. This decision company’s Frisco Mar- will be one that is re- Updated beauty has newly installed carpet throughout. ket Center office. A warding for her, her Family room has see-thru fireplace. Master bath w-hydro tub, separate shower. 2nd BR or study down. Up has GR & 2 BR’s multi-million dollar pro- clients, and our office. I w-J & J bath. Updated kit w-granite, SS appliances, gas cook ducer with more than know that with her top, tumble marble backsplash. Recently painted. 2” blinds, seven years of real es- many talents, Kristi will storage & linen closets, solar screens. Recently replaced hot tate experience, Kristi be a tremendous asset water heaters and HVAC. 8’ fence, rolling gate. Side yard gated w-iron fencing & slab for extra parking. $271,425 has attained her ABR®, and extremely success- CRS®, and SFR® desig- ful within our RE/MAX Named in D Magazine nations. Before her real stone of its success. I be- DFW Associates family.” Best Real Estate Agents in Dallas 2006-2013 estate career, Kristi lieve that this is where I RE/MAX DFW Associ- Top Residential Real Estate Producer worked in the telecom- will have the most suc- ates is in its 30th year of 2011-2013 munications industry cess in my career and operation and today is 4 Bed | 3.0 Bath | 2,664 Square Feet which allowed her to de- that I can bring my busi- the largest RE/MAX velop skills in working ness to a new level at franchise in Texas. The with all types of people RE/MAX DFW Associ- firm has six offices: Cop- and provided her with ates. pell, Flower Mound, 10244 Hwy 56 • Sherman expertise in marketing, Originally from Frisco, Las Colinas, sales and customer serv- Kansas City, Kristi has Plano and Willow ice. She will continue to lived in the Dallas area Bend. The firm’s over specialize in residential for the last 15 years. She 275 agents are projected properties in the Dal- and her husband, David, to close $1.4 billion in las/Fort Worth area. have 3 sons, Dylan, age 2013. RE/MAX DFW As- “I dreamed for more 16, and twins, Parker sociates is part of the than ten years of becom- and Peyton, age 13. world-wide RE/MAX ing not just a REAL- Kristi attended Emporia network in 91 countries TOR® but a RE/MAX State College in Kansas. and 90,000 agents. agent. I am proud to be She is a member of Kristi Reinertsen afforded the opportunity Grace Avenue United may be contacted at the to return to RE/MAX Methodist Church and Frisco Market Center of- DFW Associates and particularly enjoys fice of RE/MAX DFW As- such thriving and nur- meeting people and sell- sociates at 214.995.0425 turing surroundings,” ing homes. or via email at commented Reinertsen. Mal Smith, manager [email protected]. She “I recognize RE/MAX of the Frisco Market can assist with any list- DFW Associates’ ing in the North Texas 16.5 ACRES fenced and crossed fenced with a gated entrance. Country Estate over looking a pond and Center office of RE/MAX offers plenty of room for the entire family plus a large patio and pavilion perfect for outdoor family strengths. The strong DFW Associates stated, Regional MLS System, gatherings. 3 car garage. $645,000 sense of honesty and in- “I am pleased to have as well as any of the tegrity that this com- Kristi rejoin our rapidly firm’s active listings, SHERRY SMITH, ABR, CRS, e-Pro, GRI, SRES pany promotes and the growing office. We have which can be viewed at sherrysmith.ebby.com • [email protected] 903-361-8155 reputation that has an outstanding group of www.rmdfw.com. been built is the corner- individuals and I know Paid advertisement

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