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US Army Corps of Engineers Hold Benbrook Lake Master Plan Meeting 79th Year No. 35 817-246-2473 7820 Wyatt Drive, Fort Worth, Texas 76108 suburban-newspapers.com August 29, 2019 Western Hills High School and Benbrook Middle-High School Football Reviews by John English Western Hills The Western Hills football team is looking to build on what it started last year when it opened the season 3-0 and appeared poised to com- pete for one of the four playoff spots in district 6- 4A. LyKeveion Timms Raven Labinot Veseli Kidari Issa Aaron Boydston Jude Collins The Cougars ended up finishing 4-6 overall in 2018, and with a slew of returning after an injury at the end of last season and lead the special teams. strong of returners in key positions, Western Hills is only playing in seven games. Moilan is in his sixth season as head coach of the ready to give it another go. Defensive back Joshua Davis is a move-in from Cougars, and said a successful 2019 depends heavily “We have had a good few weeks of practice,” Plano East who will get the start at corner, and Kidari on how fast his less experienced players adapt to the coach Blake Moilan said. “The first scrimmage went Issa, whom Moilan describes as “the general of the varsity game. well. We are a very young team with a lot of under- defense,” returns after a 20 tackle and one INT junior “The playoffs and a post-season run will be deter- classmen seeing their first varsity action. Our seniors season. mined by how quickly our young guys mature and are doing a great job of leading the young guys and On offense, quarterback Isaiah Jones returns and understand the speed of varsity football,” Moilan said. showing the ropes.” will lead the team after rushing for 171 yards and “The talent is there, but experience is lacking.” On defense, lineman LyKeveion Timms Raven throwing for 385 yards in only five games in 2018, and Western Hills will open the season at 7 p.m. on will anchor the defensive line after starting on the running back Erick Taylor returns after an injury-short- Thursday, Aug. 29 against Dallas Molina at Sprague offensive line last year, and linebacker Labinot Veseli ened sophomore season and will lead the way in the Field in Dallas. (43 tackles, 2 sacks, 7 TFL, 1 fumble recovery) is backfield. Three-year starter Isaac Moreno is returning and Benbrook Middle-High School will be joined by fellow returning starters Aaron The Benbrook football team had a strong season in Boydston, Noah Sanchez, and Jacori Williams on the 2018, finishing second in district 6-4A competition and Corps of Engineers offensive line. advancing to the bi-district round of the playoffs. KD Carr will lead a strong receiving corps that Coach Cody Slater said, “Things are moving a lit- Seeking Public also includes Ashon Cooper, Dimitry Mcgriff, Treylen tle slower right now and that is to be expected,” Slater Brewster, Johnavon Polk, and Curtis Ellison along said. “We graduated 16 seniors, and we lost nine Input on Benbrook with three-year starting kicker, Jude Collins, who will starters on offense and eight (continued on page 7) Lake Master Plan The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is proposing revisions to the Benbrook Lake Master Plan. A 30-day written comment period is going on now through approximately Sept. 21, and the Corps is actively encouraging public input. For more information about the plan and how to provide input, visit the website online at https://www.swf.usace.army.mil/About/Lakes-and- R e c r e a t i o n - I n f o r m a t i o n / M a s t e r - P l a n - Updates/Benbrook-Lake/. You also may email your comments to CESWF- [email protected]. The 2019 Benbrook Middle-High School Bobcats Varsity football team. PAGE 2, August 29, 2019 Suburban Newspapers, Inc. Golden From the US Department of Transportation Stay Safe This Labor Day Holiday Wedding Anniversary During the 2019 Labor Day holiday, local law gal, it is a matter of life and death. As you head out enforcement officers will partner with the U.S. to the Labor Day festivities, remember: Drive Department of Transportation’s National Highway Sober or Get Pulled Over. 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Age Eleanor and Robert Cook is a particularly risky factor: Among drivers Sadly, the statistics prove that we have a lot of between the ages of 18 and 34 who were killed in Robert and Eleanor Cook celebrated their 50th work to do to put an end to drunk driving. crashes over the Labor Day holiday period in wedding anniversary on Aug. 24 at a local restau- According to NHTSA, 10,874 people were killed 2017, 42 percent of those drivers were drunk, with rant, along with family and friends. Robert and in drunk-driving crashes in 2017. On average, BACs of .08 or higher. Eleanor were married in Augusta, Ga. on Aug. 22, 10,000 people were killed each year from 2013 to 1969 at Glendale Baptist Church after being intro- 2017 — one person was killed in drunk-driving NHTSA is reminding residents of the many duced by mutual friends while attending Augusta crashes every 48 minutes in 2017. That’s the resources available to get them home safely. State University. equivalent of 20 jumbo jets crashing each year, • Remember that it is never okay to drink with no survivors. This is why the NHTSA to and drive. Even if you’ve had only one alcoholic Robert is originally from West Point, Miss. remind drivers that drunk driving is not only ille- beverage, designate a sober driver or plan to use and is the son of the late Clarence and Lucille public transportation or a ride sharing service to Cook. Eleanor is from Augusta and is the daughter One Minute Mind Opener get home safely. of the late Bob and Helen Lamb. They are the • Use your community’s sober ride program. proud parents of three sons, Rob, Randy (wife Dr. Mike’s Coaching • If you see a drunk driver on the road, con- Heather) and Richard and have three grandchil- tact law enforcement. dren, Samantha, Dominick and Zacharay. Robert Corner by Michael Haro, Ph.D., CLC • Have a friend who is about to drink and is retied from the FAA and Eleanor retired from drive? Take the keys away and make arrangements Fort Worth ISD and they have resided in “Fortune sides with him who dares.” - Virgil to get your friend home safely. Benbrook since 1977. Daring to seek a fortune becomes an honorable For more information about the Drive Sober or goal when laced with determination, faith, and a Get Pulled Over campaign, visit https://www.traf- Carter BloodCare Hosts willingness to work hard! Just remember that first ficsafetymarketing.gov. efforts often experience blocks, challenges, and Blood Drive Aug. 31 even compete failures. Being unstopped by such occurrences and remaining dedicated to a goal Carter BloodCare is hosting a bood drive on indicates that you are learning not to quit. Keeping Saturday, Aug. 31 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at forward movement in mind, you seek information SeaQuest, located at 1974 Green Oaks Rd. in Fort necessary to mend or correct potential disasters Worth. and adjust, encouraging you to continue the task. 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