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Its always a challenge to come up with new ideas to hold childrens interest. but Janice Wingo Phillips, executive director of Edgewood Housing Authority, came through for the climax to another great day camp. Authority children raced around town with taxi drivers and performed tasks that earned them clues to the next location and activity. When all challenges had been met the team ended up at The Phillips house for hot dogs, hamburgers, and swimming. The day ended wilh cold watermelon which Cheatham Methodist Church Pastor Pam Jackson and bus driver Judi Yarbrough provided. This years race featured 4 teams. The blue team of Ashley Phillips, Demiya Warren, and Montriee Warren driven by Denise Williams. won first place which earned them ten dollars each. Second place went to the green team of Saveiun Washington, Austin Phillips, and Kasey Stem. They won five dollars each and were driven by Jan Smith. Other competitors were the red team of Lake Fitzgerald. Rashea Everell. and Hayden Phillips driven by Paul Golleher and the yellow team of Danae Plenty Of Fun Activities Rivers. Kobe Fitzgerald. and Gerald Hemandez, with Pastor Dan Tamo of Grace For Youth Of EHA Bible Fellowship driving. This years challenges included: singing the national anthem at the Exxon station. Pumping a precise amount of gas at Newmans, Finding a 1994 penny at First National Bank. Finding a specific magazine article at the Canton Library, and putting together a map of the United States at Edgewood Pharmacy.. Teamwork was the focus this year. The oldest member of each group dressed in unusual clothes left in a dryer at the Crockett Laundry. (which was really funny because they had to run to a public picnic table for the next clue). A girl from each group had her hair put up in hot curlers and styled by other team members at The Hair Shed. The Post Office challenge consisted of counting all the mail boxes (sounds easier than it is). The youngest member sucked a cup of lell-O down with a straw. The next to the youngest ate numerous cups of Trix cereal at the Senior Citizcns Center until locating the marked cup. This was the sixth season for the popular day camp and according to some participants the funniest. Housing children spent each Thursday in July riding horses. playing games, swimming, and preparing crafts. New activities included making water powered rockets which were shot about fifty feet in the air and sail boats which campers raced in the swimming pool. Felt flower vases.and stained glass hangings were among the crafts created. The children enjoyed making their own snacks including cookie balls, homemade pizza. and coffee can iee cream.

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City of Edgewood held its regularly scheduled monthly meeting Tuesday, August 28th, Meeting began as scheduled at 7:15 PM. Council members present were, Goode, Smith, Pendleton, Bonham, Dunn and Mayor Charles Prater. Petra Marley assumed duties as Edgewood City Secretary. After calling the meeting to order, the council approved the consent agenda. Upon a motion made by council members Pendleton and Dunn the council voted to approve the Consent Agenda consisting of the August 2, 2012. There was no old business. Under new Business: There were seven action items. Under item one the council approved adopting a tax rate of .55460 for the City of Edgewood for the 2012/2013 budget year. Motion was made by council members Bonham and Smith and the motion carried four to one. Item two the council considered and approved the budget for fiscal year 2012/2013. Motion was made by Pendleton and Dunn and the motion carried 4-1. Item 3 the council approved Edgewood Economic Development Corporations request for financial assistance for Cozy Kitchen a new restaurant on Pine Street (Highway 80). EDC requested ten thousand

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dollars and Edgewood City Council approved the assistance to be paid in two payments. The first payment will be $6,087 and the second payment is set for $2,500./ In item four, Edgewood City Council approved and renewed its contract with Big Lakes Utilities Inc. Upon a motion made by Council members Dunn and Bonham the council voted to renew its contract with Big Lakes Utilities for the 2012/2013 budget year. The motion carried five to nothing. In item five city renewed its contract with Bill Hullum CPA PC. The motion was made by members Smith and Dunn and the motion carried five nothing. Item Six council approved filing a claim regarding a class action settlement for the City of Greenville et.al versus Sygenta Crop Protection, et.al. Upon a motion made by council members Bonham and Pendleton the council voted to enter the class action settlement and that motion carried five to nothing. Item seven The council considered and approved the 2011/2012 audit by Conway Company CPA PC> Upon the motion made by council members Smith and Dunn council voted to approve the audit. Motion carried five to nothing. SEE COUNCIL PAGE THREE

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Wednesday mostly clear, with a low around 76. South southwest wind around 5 mph. Thursday mostly sunny, with a high near 97. South southwest wind around 5 mph. Thursday night partly cloudy, with a low around 74. South wind around 5 mph. Friday mostly sunny, with a high near 96. South southwest wind 5 to 10 mph.
Friday night A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 74. Saturday A 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 86. Saturday night A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 66. Sunday mostly sunny, with a high near 85.

Welcome to the new newspaper for the residents of Edgewood, Texas. Michael T. Josh Fuller Publisher of The Lone Star Shopper is also publisher of the new Edgewood Star newspaper Mr. Fuller stated, I have always thought an independent newspaper for Edgewood would be a great asset to this community. Mr. Fuller went on to say I envision this publication as being a full service newspaper and that is why we have chosen to call this publication The People Paper Best of all our offices are in downtown Edgewood. Our address is 203 North East Front, between JKs Carpet and The Edgewood Police Department. You can email news and questions to myewnews@gmail.com. You can call us at 903-896-4401 or toll free at 1-855-320-7467. If you want to fax us call me for information on how to do that. I am out of the office a lot and I hope to have more open hours soon. I am happy to meet with you at any time, however, please call ahead Our deadlines are Thursday at 5:00 PM. We publish on Tuesday. You can purchase your copy weekly at locally owned businesses such as Newmans Grocery.. Local subscriptions are $19.95 for fifty two weeks. We are not offering mailed subscriptions at this time.

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The council also hear departmental reports. Mayor Charles Prater went over the water department report. Pertaining to the status of both water pumps one pump was repaired for a cost of $4,100 and another pump will have to be replaced for six thousand dollars.. Mayor prater requested on behalf of EDC to choose between two new billboard signs and council voted four to one for the billboard listed as number one and the council also made a change of wording from wineries to winery. EDC also sought approval for a prior arrangement that was verbally committed to a young man who is in the process of earning his Eagle Scout badge by providing the labor to build a gazebo

at the newly restored cemetery on highway nineteen north of town, EDC is providing materials costing three thousand dollars and all council members all agreed five nothing for this good faith pledge. Upon a motion made by council lmembers Smith and Pendleton the council voted to Adjourn the Edgewood City Council meeting at 7:50 PM>

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

To: Editor, Edgewood Star, This letter comes to you from a supportive and concerned parent of an Edgewood I.S.D. student. The first day of school is such an exciting time for our kids. An opportunity to meet new friends reconnect with old ones and look forward to starting out fresh again, with hopes, dreams and enthusiasm to achieve a new level of excellence. To my surprise, I received a call about an hour after our Middle School in Edgewood started on Monday. Both of my children as well as other students were called to the office and told that they were out of compliance with the NEW dress code. In addition, they were to call their parents and ask them to bring different clothing or they would be punished by remaining in I.S.S the rest of the day. This was confusing to me and honestly a bit disturbing! What about those students whose parents were unable to bring alternative clothing to them due to their work schedule? Is it reasonable to punish a child because their parents are unable to bring them clothes? Where is this information published for parents to read and be aware of a NEW policy or change to the current one? After reviewing the website, I was unable to find the NEW dress code. Is it hidden somewhere?

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The dress code that I read appears to be the same one that we adhered to last year. As far as I know, my kids were well within compliance of the policy that is currently published. So whats going on exactly? I believe strongly that it is important that our children dress appropriately. If all clothing choices however, are at the discretion of our school district leadership, than wouldnt it be better to simply require a school uniform? I know for myself and many other parents, we could probably save hundreds of dollars each year not to mention the embarrassment and disruption to class time on the first day of school. This is really disappointing and I sincerely hope that a better attempt to communicate with parents will be made from this point forward. In my opinion, this was a waste of time and a negative introduction to what should have been a day we all look forward to. A simple note home or reminder of the new expectations would have been sufficient and a lot less disruptive than the implied impact inappropriate clothing has on our students. Sincerely,Angela Steffen

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EDGEWOOD ELEMENTARY TO HOST SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR EVENT SEPTEMBER 10-14. Edgewood Elementary will host a Scholastic Book Fair from Monday, September 10 until Friday September 14. Families, faculty, and the community are invited to attend this fun filled reading event that helps inspire children to become lifelong readers. The Book Fair offers specially priced books and educational products, including popular series, award-winning titles, new releases, adult best sellers, and other great reads from more than 100 publishers. Book Fair customers may help the school build classroom libraries by purchasing books through the Classroom Wish List program. In

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addition, the Book Fair will feature the One for Books program, where kids can share the thrill of reading by donating loose change to purchase books from the Book Fair for the school library. Scholastic matches monetary donations with a donation of up to one million books, which go to national non-profit organizations dedicated to helping families in need, such as the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation, Kids in Distressed Situations, Inc., and Kids In Need Foundation. The Book Fair will be held in the elementary library at 804 E. Pine. Friends and family can shop Monday through Friday from 8:00 until 3:30.

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Edgewood Crushes Kerens 43 - 14 Edgewood Police And Fire Reports In a 2A-2 Region II District 8 Non For The Period Of August 23 August 27, 2012 District Season Opener
Coach Ryan Simmons took advantage of having a strong returning bench with eight returning offensive starters and six defensive starters returning held on for a decisive nondistrict win over Kerens. In Fridays away nondistrict match up, the Bulldogs scored a solid 43-14 victory over the Kerens Bobcats. Friday in their next non - district game, the Bulldogs clash with the Caddo Mills Foxes. The Foxes are considered one of the toughest teams to beat in this district and the Bulldogs have their work cut out for them. The Bulldogs hope to improve their 1-0 season record. While the Foxes enter the match with a 0-1 record after their 27-6 non-district loss to Krum. Some of this weeks top players included, Jacob Sharff 510 165 DB/WR Daniel Sharff 511 195 LB Kaven Deloach 59 160 DB POLICE REPORTS On 8/23/2012 assisted Wills Point . On 8/23/2012 investigated the burglary of a vehicle in the 300 block of East Elm Street. On 8/27/2012 Edgewood police were involved in a case involving CPS. This occurred in the 400 block of East Pine. Also on 8/27/2012 Edgewood Police worked a criminal trespass case in the 400 block of North main. On 8/27/2012 there was an emergency mental commitment in the 400 block of East Pine. On 8/23/2012 there was a report of reckless damage and destruction. On 8/23/2012 there was a report of a theft class C offense. That concludes the Edgewood Police reports. FIRE REPORTS There were a total of six fire report this past week. On 8/23//2012 Edgewood Volunteer Fire Department responded and 1:30 AM to Willls Point on a mutual aid run. ON 8/24/2012 at 9:48 PM the department responded to a grass fire at 5200 FM 1504. On 8/25/2012 at 209 Grimes Fire Department responded as a first responder for a medical emergency. At 6:42 PM Department responded to a grass fire just south of highway 80 on highway 19. That concludes this weeks Edgewood Volunteer Fire Department reports. GO BULLDOGS!

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