78th Year No. 15 817-246-2473 7820 Wyatt Drive, Fort Worth, Texas 76108 suburban-newspapers.com April 12, 2018 Benbrook Track Team Defeats Long- Council Approves Reigning Champion McLean Interlocal Agreement with Fort Worth for Clear Fork Emergency Access Bridge by Keri Houchin
The Benbrook City Council held a regular meeting on Thursday, April 5. Minutes from the city council meeting held March 15 were approved.
Planning and Zoning Appointment Planning and Zoning commission Place 4 was left open following the resignation of John Dawson in February and Council interviewed candidates on April 2. Dr. Larry Marshall nominated Nathan Sotomayor and Council appointed him to the position with a term to expire Dec. 30, 2018.
South Benbrook Park Pictured are: Claudia Arriaga, Anna French, Amanda Howard, Taryn Longley, Vanity Lopez, Councilwoman Renee Franklin requested funding Haley Mitter, Reese Moorman, Mia Overton, Remington Paara, Madison Ramirez, Dominique for a shade structure to be installed for the South Smith, Madison Sorrell, Lylia Tang, Whitney Thomas, Abigail Venegas, Olivia Wagner, Janiah Benbrook Park playground equipment. Mayor Dittrich Washington, Bailey Watson, Coach Renee Young, Assistant Coach Corey Brown and Assistant said that the item would be added to future discussion, Coach Jason Dunkelberger. possibly for next year’s budget.
The 2018 Fort Worth Independent School District of dedicated coaches committed to student achieve- Emergency Access Bridge Middle School Track and Field City Championships ment and athletic excellence. “The key to our success At the December 7, 2017, Benbrook City Council were held at Herman Clark Stadium. Eighth grade ath- this year was our athletes trusting us and doing every- letes from all over Fort Worth competed in track and thing we asked”, Young stated, “They worked hard and Meeting, City Council approved a one-lane, emer- field events testing their physical ability and sheer never gave up on each other!” gency access bridge over the Clear Fork Trinity River determination. Our very own Benbrook Middle High The Ladycats won every track and field meet in the and directed Staff to negotiate an Interlocal Agreement School Middle School Girls Track Team prevailed with regular season in both divisions, including the seventh with the City of Fort Worth and related Access Permit a decisive victory beating the reigning champion grade and eighth grade girls divisions. Both teams won with the Texas Department of Transportation McLean Lady Cardinals becoming the 2018 FWISD their zone championships at South Hills High School (TxDOT). Council approved the agreement and the Middle School Track and Field City Champions. prior to the City Championships. Fort Worth City Council is scheduled to formally con- The Benbrook Ladycats were undefeated in regu- Benbrook Ladycat, Whitney Thomas, has been a sider the Interlocal Agreement in early May. lar season competition beating middle school teams strong team captain for the Ladycats competing in At an upcoming Benbrook City Council meeting, around Fort Worth in three separate track meets. multiple relays, the 800 meter run, and the triple jump. the engineering design contract for the one-lane, emer- Finishing the season clutching a zone championship Thomas was the point leader every regular season gency access bridge will be on the agenda for formal victory, eighteen athletes earned an entry into the meet, the zone championship, and the city champi- City Council consideration. Some engineering design FWISD City Championships placing high enough in onship. Thomas crushed the competition while main- the preliminary competition to represent their campus. taining the highest level of sportsmanship and integri- must be completed before the TxDOT Access Permit Coach Renee Young, Benbrook Middle-High ty. Thomas is an extremely dedicated and talented ath- can be secured by Fort Worth. School Girls Track and Field Head Coach, led the lete. Earlier this year, Thomas ran cross country for Terms and conditions include the following: Ladycats to win nearly every event in the preliminar- Benbrook winning medals in several cross country • Both Benbrook and Fort Worth believe the con- ies. Multiple athletes earned more than one spot in dif- competitions. Thomas will continue to be an asset to struction of a one-lane, emergency access bridge in ferent track and field events. Coach Young led a team Benbrook as she enters (continued on page 6) TxDOT right-of-way (continued on page 7) PAGE 2, April 12, 2018 Suburban Newspapers, Inc. Obituaries
Jimmie F. Dyer
Jimmie F. Dyer died March 24, 2018. He was born April 21, 1926 in Castro County, Texas to Presley Hodges and Jimmie Agnes Dyer. The fifth of seven children, he is survived by his wife of 69 years, Gwendolyn (Hayes), daughters Janeette Dignan, Jimmie Whitt; Jennifer, Monie Jacalyn, and son Jeffrey and well as a younger brother Jack, seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. During World War II he served in the Marines in the Pacific theater. Jim held four degrees: a BS from University of Corpus Christi, BD, MD and D. Min. from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. he pastored various churches Frederick Grant Jackson in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas. He was a hospital chaplain Roger Dale Littlefield at Wesley Medical Hospital in Wichita, Kansas. He served Frederick "Grant" Jackson, 78, a longtime resident of as President of Kansas State Association of Marriage and Roger Dale Littlefield, 67, of White Settlement, passed Family Therapists, was a Fellow Emeritus in the American away Friday, April 6, 2018, after battling cancer for over 3 White Settlement, went to be with his Lord Saturday, March Association of Pastoral Counselors, and in 1995 retired as 1/2 years. 24, 2018, surrounded by his family. Executive Director of Samaritan Counseling Center of Funeral services were held on Wednesday, April 11, Funeral services were 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in Southeast Texas. After retirement, he volunteered at Harris 2018 at Greenwood Chapel with interment in Greenwood Greenwood Chapel with interment Greenwood Memorial Hospital Southwest for 13 years. He was an avid golfer. Memorial Park. Park. Visitation was 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Greenwood. Memorial services were April 7 at 2 p.m. at Gambrell He was born on Nov. 21, 1950, in Blue Springs, Ala. to Grant was born Oct. 23, 1939, to Frederick and Georgia Street Baptist Church, 1616 W. Gambrell St., Fort Worth, Huey and Esther Littlefield. Jackson of Elk City, Okla. He graduated from the University Texas 76115. At age 13, he came to Texas to live with his sister and of Oklahoma with degrees in banking and business law. her husband. Roger went to work with his brother-in-law, Grant was united in marriage to Mary Clayton Jackson on who began teaching him the trade of auto paint and body. Sept. 3, 1965. Grant was a bank executive for most of his While at Brewer High School, he advanced his knowledge professional career. Grant served in the United States Army of auto repair through the paint and body trade class. New Location After 35yrs! and National Guard, and was a member of the Choctaw After graduating in 1970, he went on to college for two years while still working a full time job. Indian Tribe. Those who knew Grant remember him as a He joined the Texas Army National Guard in July, 1971. faithful servant of his community. He was a longtime mem- **Come See the New Store** On Aug. 28, 1971, he married his high school sweetheart, ber of University and West Side Kiwanis. Grant served on WHOLESALE * RETAIL the White Settlement City Board of Adjustment and Charlsea Barger. They have been married for over 46 years. 3421 Cimmaron Tr. (Old Las Vegas) During his 24 years of service in the National Guard, he Appeals. He was a member of the White Settlement CORKY OZMER; Behind 7-11, 76116 OWNER 817-244-6800 earned numerous ribbons, commendations and awards. Historical Society and White Settlement Museum. While KATHY FRANK; MGR. PLEASE DRINK RESPONSIBLY Roger also worked several years for the Department of the serving through the Westside YMCA, he received their Army. He opened Roger’s Auto Paint and Body Shop, which Volunteer of the Year award for 2012. Grant was a part of he owned for over 10 years. He was hired in 1999 by the Neighbors Helping Neighbors and was always quick to lend Department of Homeland Security's FEMA. There, he main- a helping hand or truck to anyone in need. He attended tained over 1,000 pieces of equipment used in disasters. He Terrace Acres Baptist Church. was given several awards for his service and dedication dur- Grant was preceded in death by his parents, Frederick ing his tenure. He retired in 2016 after 17 years with FEMA. Roger never met a stranger. His contagious smile, out- and Georgia Jackson of Elk City, Okla.; and his brother, going personality, great sense of humor and storytelling abil- Mike Jackson of Tahlequah, Okla. ity always made him stand out. He could fix almost any- Grant is survived by his wife, Mary Jackson of White thing, and if he didn’t know how, he would find out on Settlement; Patrick and Renee Jackson of Benbrook; grand- YouTube. children, Benjamin and Clara and Robin Jackson of White He and Charlsea have always traveled and enjoyed mul- Settlement. tiple trips since retirement. He loved old country music, singing it and dancing to it. He enjoyed fishing, playing REMINGTON CONSTRUCTION SERVICES LIQUIDATION dominoes, working on cars, but his favorite past-time was AUCTION SATURDAY APRIL 21ST 10:00 A.M. spending time with his four grandchildren. Graduation PREVIEW: FRIDAY APRIL 20TH 10:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. Roger was a member of the Masonic Lodge in White Location: 204 Front Street Aledo, Tx. 76008 Settlement and the American Legion. Season REMINGTON CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, IS RELOCATING TO A NEW LOCA- Survivors are: wife, Charlsea; sons, Brent Littlefield of is coming TION! “YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS THIS AUCTION”!! 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Homeplate Roundup: WHHS, BMHS Baseball and Softball by John English Benbrook Finishes Week Strong in second place in the district 7-4A standings. innings to close the gap. The Benbrook baseball team fell a little short last The Bobcats lost 4-0 to Kennedale last Tuesday in “We made a few mental errors early on the game Tuesday in its game against Kennedale, but finished a game coach Justin Chavez said his team was quite that cost us a few runs,” coach Brady Ribinskas said. out the week with an impressive 10-0 victory to remain competitive. “But I am proud of how the boys didn't give up and “Anytime you get a great pitching performance battled back late in the ballgame.” Legal Notice and hold a ranked team in state to one run in the sixth Rodrigo Carmona pitched 3 2/3 innings of relief inning, you always have a chance, and we let some for the Cougars, and Justin Santos went 2-2 with a BENBROOK ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION opportunities slip away,” Chavez said. “We had two home run and a walk. April 16, 2018 chances to score with our number three and four hitters Western Hills did not play on Friday. up to bat, and we did not come through. I would take NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BENBROOK that chance 10 out of 10 times against a quality team. Lady Cougars Are Hitting Their Stride ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (BEDC) We just have to capitalize on our opportunities to The Lady Cougars softball team played a total of WILL HOLD PUBLIC HEARINGS AT THE REGULAR score.” eight innings in two games last week and out-scored BEDC BOARD MEETING ON MONDAY, APRIL 16, Kennedale was 7-0 heading into this week of com- their two opponents by a total of 33-0. 2018 AT 7:30 P.M. AT 911 WINSCOTT ROAD, BEN- petition and Devin Bennett held their team to one Western Hills has a firm grip on second place in BROOK, TEXAS, IN CONSIDERATION OF THE FOL- earned run in the game. the district 7-5A standings, and coach Dawn Aman LOWING TWO AGENDA ITEMS: AMENDMENT TO Chavez said he believes his team just needs to exe- could not be more happy with what she is seeing from INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT FOR WASTEWATER CONSTRUCTION SERVICES (NW WINSCOTT SANI- cute a little better in the clutch to get over the hump her players. TARY SEWER), AND AGREEMENT FOR PROFESSION- against the Wildcats. “I am really proud of how the team is playing,” AL SERVICES WITH SCHRIKEL, ROLLINS, AND “Chances to score are slim when you play a good Aman said. “Every game is a team effort. The players ASSOCIATES FOR GENERAL ENGINEERING CON- team, and we talked about it,” Chavez said. “So hope- go out and play hard every game and support each SULTING SERVICES FOR NW WINSCOTT ADDITION. fully we will take advantage of those opportunities other every step of the way.” THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ATTEND THE PUBLIC next time.” Last Tuesday, the Lady Cougars earned an 18-0 HEARING AND MAKE COMMENTS CONCERNING Benbrook shook off the loss to the Wildcats with a victory over Southwest in a game that took five innings THESE ITEMS. 10-0 victory over Lake Worth on Friday. for Western Hills to complete. Xander Carrasco pitched a complete game one-hit- Becca Lindamood gave up one hit while striking Legal Notice ter against the Bullfrogs in a contest where the weather out 14 batters in five innings for the Lady Cougars on PROPOSED ORDINANCE presented the biggest challenge to Benbrook. the mound. PUBLIC HEARING “We had a lightning delay twice, so we did a good Offensively, the team was led by Tysi Davis, who job of staying focused throughout the delay, and we went 1-3, Becca Lindamood, who went 1-2, Yana The Benbrook City Council will conduct a public hearing were ready to play after an hour,” Chavez said. “The Begma, who was 2-5 and Kaity Radford who finished and consider the following ordinances on Thursday, April 19, 2018 at 7:30 PM in the City Council Chambers at City wind was blowing in left to right, and I thought we did the game going 1-4 with a triple. Hall, 911 Winscott Road, Benbrook, Texas 76126. All inter- a good job of going to right field with the ball. We exe- “The team had solid hitting from the offense with ested citizens are invited to attend. cuted some hit and runs during the game and that got some aggressive base running to give the Lady us going.” Cougars and early lead,” Aman said. “The girls played An ordinance rezoning 124 Del Rio Street, a 0.26-acre par- Traveler Moore had two RBI and Payton Poole fin- hard the entire game. It was a great team victory.” cel described as Lot 14, Block 7, Benbrook Estates Addition, ished the game with three hits for the Bobcats. Western Hills followed that effort up by defeating from “B” One-Family District to “CR” Multiple-Family “Overall, we responded well after the Kennedale O.D. Wyatt by a score of 15-0 in three innings on Restricted District. The property is generally located north- loss,” Chavez said. Friday night to improve to 12-6 on the season and 7-1 east of the intersection of Mercedes Street and Benbrook Benbook improved to 5-2 in district with the victo- in district competition. Boulevard (Highway 377). ry over Lake Worth and have the potential to clinch a An ordinance amending Title 17 – Zoning of the Benbrook playoff berth this week. Benbrook Softball Splits Last Week Municipal Code (1985), as amended, by amending Sections The Benbrook softball team went 1-1 last week, 17.24.022 – Permitted uses and 17.24.024 – Conditional Western Hills Comes Up Short, But Shows Some losing to Kennedale 17-7 last Tuesday and rebounding uses of Chapter 17.24 – “CF” Community Facilities District Promising Signs In Loss To Tech with an 18-0 victory over Lake Worth on Friday. to move installations for public safety, governmental servic- The Western Hills baseball team lost 11-7 last Coach Patrick Moore said that his team has been es, or the furnishing of utility services, from the conditional Tuesday night to Trimble Tech, but trailed by as many competitive, but added that it needs to tweak a few uses list to the permitted uses list. as eight runs at one point in the game. areas on the defensive side of things. The Cougars were down 9-1 in the fifth inning “Overall, we are playing great offensively,” Moore An Ordinance amending Title 17 – Zoning of the Benbrook before scoring three runs in each of the final two said. “We are hitting the ball well and getting runners Municipal Code by establishing Chapter 17.79 – Benbrook on, but we have to do a better job of getting those run- Boulevard Corridor Overlay District. This overlay district will limit or restrict certain uses and establish development ners home. Defensively, we need to fix the little things standards and design criteria for future development and and get back to playing solid defense behind our pitch- improvements along the Benbrook Boulevard corridor. The ers.” ordinance will also amend Title 15 – Buildings and Makayland Jackson went 2-2 with a walk and 2 Construction of the Benbrook Municipal Code by establish- RBI in the game against Kennedale and Jocelyn Heath- ing Chapter 15.60, adopting the 2015 edition of the Fobbs was 2-3 with 3 RBI for the Lady Bobcats. International Property Maintenance Code to establish exteri- Benbrook moved to 5-4 in district competition or maintenance regulations for non-residential properties with the victory over Lake Worth on Friday and were within the overlay district. The Benbrook Boulevard in fourth place in the district 7-4A standings. Corridor Overlay District is generally applied to commer- cially zoned properties, along the Benbrook Boulevard cor- ridor, between Winscott Road and the Union Pacific The Benbrook News Supports the WHHS Railroad, which is located approximately 1,500 ft. north of I.H. 20/820. Cougars and the BMHS Bobcats! PAGE 6, April 12, 2018 Suburban Newspapers, Inc.
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attention to detail. Watson also ran the 200 meter dash and multiple relays making valuable contributions to the Ladycats. Watson’s commitment clearly showed in her performance this season. During the transition into a middle-high school, Benbrook implemented an effective and challenging athletics program for their campus. This program gives student athletes the time to participate in an intense strength and conditioning regimen during the off sea- son with coaches. Additionally, student athletes can work with their coaches to hone their skills in their reg- ular season building strong, competitive teams. Benbrook’s athletic program focuses on developing students athletically while holding every athletic accountable academically. In 2015, Benbrook established a middle school cross country program. Benbrook cross country has proven to significantly compliment any participating athlete throughout the school year, especially track and field athletes. After two years of athletes participating Abigail Venegas hands off the baton to Bailey Amanda Howard in full stride competing in the in athletics and cross country, the Ladycats are Watson in the 1600 meter relay. 800 meter run at City Championships. stronger, faster, and winning championships. This year, the Benbrook Ladycats have broken 11 school records, won their zone championship, and the FWISD City Championship. Our eighth grade high school. Janiah Washington swept the 100 meter and 300 Ladycats have set a strong example for our seventh Remington Paara, Benbrook’s long distance leader meter hurdles with graceful form and intense concen- grade Ladycats. Benbrook’s future in middle school set her personal record running in the 2400 meter and tration placing first in both events. Washington also track and field looks promising. Our seventh grade 1600 meter runs at the 2018 FWISD Middle School participated in the long jump and 400 meter relay. team has already won the seventh grade zone champi- Track and Field City Championship. An exceptional Washington stunned the competition with her speed onship and will be a force to be reckoned with in 2019. cross country and long distance track athlete, Paara has and agility in the hurdles breaking the Benbrook won every long distance event she has entered this sea- school record for the third time this season. son. Although Paara is extremely competitive, she Bailey Watson earned a first place medal in the demonstrates an exemplary level of sportsmanship. high jump gracefully demonstrating her hard work and (continued on page 8)
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(north of I-20) will improve response times for emer- date bicycle and pedestrian traffic, not be designed to gency calls from Benbrook emergency service be expanded or altered, and be signed “Emergency providers. Access Only”. • Both Benbrook and Fort Worth desire to prohibit • Gate access to the one-lane, emergency access public access to the one-lane, emergency access bridge will be controlled with a Knox box or other bridge. secured system which will only permit emergency • Fort Worth will obtain an Access Permit from the vehicles to utilize the one-lane, emergency access TxDOT in order for a one-lane, emergency access bridge. bridge to be constructed. • Fort Worth will not assess Benbrook a permit fee • Benbrook will obtain a license from Fort Worth or other charge. to construct and access a one-lane, emergency access • Fort Worth will revoke Benbrook’s license to the bridge at Benbrook’s sole cost. one-lane, emergency access bridge if Benbrook allows • Benbrook will own and maintain the one-lane, use by civilian vehicles, non-emergency city vehicles, emergency access bridge. pedestrians and bicycles. Upon revocation, Fort Worth • Benbrook will not make any future requests for will maintain full control of the one-lane, emergency access south of I-20. access bridge and may construct permanent barriers to • The one-lane, emergency access bridge will be prohibit access. gated at both sides, have one approximately 15-foot wide vehicle travel lane, not be designed to accommo- Free Electronic Waste Good only at this address Collection and 9231 Benbrook Blvd. Shredding April 21 Benbrook, TX. 76126
Electronic Waste Buy 1 The City is hosting a free event for residents of Benbrook to recycle electronic and appliance items on TACO Get 1 FREE Saturday, April 21, from 8 a.m. until noon at Dutch FRE1 Ecoupon per customer per visit Branch Park, rear parking lot behind Par 3 Golf. Follow the signs off Winscott to Beach Road. Innovative Electr- + &! + !! % % & ( (%# onics will be on-site to ( (%&)%& ( && *% )&" collect E-Waste. There will be attendants avail- able to help unload items. As a rule of thumb, if it can be plugged in, it can be recycled. The follow- ing is a list of common items that citizens can bring for recycling: tele- + '$11$*( # "$&0 ( + 7( 0 visions, radios, tele- phones; computer moni- tors, printers, fax 0$(! 4"$1 4* ! 4 * : ,70"1 / machines, copiers; microwave ovens, dish- ( , 0 714*' 0/ washers, washers, dryers, refrigerators; gaming sys- tems, vacuum cleaners; VCRs; smoke detectors and batteries. 66) / &$9 40 4 Instant Shredding will - #5 9$4 2 # * *( &*% 8 14. provide a shredding truck and will shred documents on-site. Please limit docu- ments to a reasonable household amount. For more informa- tion, contact City Hall at $ " 817-249-3000. PAGE 8, April 12, 2018 Suburban Newspapers, Inc.
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2018 FWISD City Championship Results: Claudia Arriaga, triple jump, 5th place Anna French, 400 meter dash, 7th place Amanda Howard, 800 meter run, 3rd place Taryn Longley, shot put, 5th place Vanity Lopez, 2400 meter run, 4th place Haley Mitter, 2400 meter run, 5th place Reese Moorman, 800 meter relay, 2nd place, 200 meter dash, 6th place, triple jump, 3rd place Mia Overton, long jump, 6th place Remington Paara, 2400 meter run,1st place, 1600 meter run, 1st place, 1600 meter relay, 2nd place Madison Ramirez, 300 meter hurdles, 7th place Bailey Watson gracefully wins high jump at the Dominique Smith, 100 meter hurdles, 3rd place, 300 meter hurdles, 4th place FWISD City Championships. Madison Sorrell, shot put, 2nd place Lylia Tang, 800 meter relay, 2nd place, 400 meter dash, 5th place Whitney Thomas, long jump, 1st place, triple Janiah Washington dominates the 100 meter hur- jump, 1st place, 800 meter run, 1st place, 800 meter relay, 2nd place, 1600 meter relay, 2nd place dles with grace and determination. Abigail Venegas, 800 meter relay, 2nd place, 1600 meter relay, 2nd place Olivia Wagner, high jump, 3rd place Janiah Washington, 100 meter hurdles, 1st place, 300 meter hurdles, 1st place, long jump, 4th place, high jump, 5th place Bailey Watson, high jump, 1st place, 200 meter dash, 5th place, 1600 meter relay, 2nd place
Remington Paara joins hands on the podium bowing together in a demonstration of exceptional sportsmanship.
Anna French competing in the 400 meter dash at Herman Clark Stadium.
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