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Home My WebLink About2011-02-08 Euless Articles — D/.S'IRIBC11 D 17): PAGE OF a 11.I 1 OR CITY CCL CITY.i TTNY CRI,11 ,VICKAMIE BROWN YOUNG ANIMAL CNT _ .11(.1)O\•ILD COLL/,VS P. SMITH GETCHELL LIBRARYADMMMIN LIBRARY REF HARTSELL D.1 TF. DISTRIBUTED �S i DATE OF ARTICLE ' / / / NEWSPAPER FWST Kathleen"Katie•• - OBITUARIES "' `e- rds - v /41' bbd Yi - Ai x k , � A „ s: MN , ,t„,,,,4,'..c,,ft4,400 - , ''..',' it#,,,,..4.4* ,A TULSA, OKLA. — Kathleen "Katie" Matzke-Edwards, 59, left the arms of her loving fam- S ily Saturday,Jan. 22, 2011, to ,� ; join her beloved Bobby. CELEBRATION OF LIFE: 2 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 12, at St. Michael Catholic Church, 3713 Harwood Road,Bedford. MEMORIALS: In lieu of flowers,contributions to Cath olic Charities of Fort Worth in Katie's honor would be appreci- a ated by the family. The loss felt by her family is 1A lessened knowing Katie strived to live her life to the fullest , 1 ' each day -- a woman with a �� purpose and a willingness to give her all to achieve her goals. � Katie' filled her life with her ., love of family,horseback riding, a , Toastmasters, charity involve- ment and spending time with Bobby,her sons and daughter- in-laws,and her beloved grand- . children at their Lake Texoma vacation home. Katie's com- mitment to her community was reflected in her service as lector at St. Michael Church in — Bedford, visiting church mem- bers in hospitals and nursing homes. She served on the Eu- less City Council 1995 to 1999; .. Euless'advisory board for so- cial concerns;crime control and prevention district board; and the Hurst-Euless-Bedford teen court advisory board 1993- ' 1999. Katie was a graduate of Michigan State University in East Lansing,Mich.She moved to Euless in 1984 to embark on a long career with Abbott Lab- oratories in Irving, and retired in 2007. She was preceded in death — by her husband, Bobby Ed- wards,and her father,Thomas Courtney. DISTRIB['TED TO: PAGE / OF 11.-1 YOR CITY CNCL CITY ATTNY CRIM MCKAMIE BROWN YOUNG ANIMAL CNTR ikkDONALD COLLINS P. SMITH GETCHELL LIBRARY ADMIN LIBRARY REF HARTSELL DA TE DISTRIBUTED /g//1 DATE OF ARTICLE //g/" `'?/6/// NEWSPAPER?RRR c/ aQL e14 --"--"'''''4' .R."--"'+� - A. r - r i lam"` F • h .. . 4, 4 ., t. ' . , ,_,. r" �R"` ` t' . _ x Sulema Appelt,Mike McGarrah,Robert Earley,Kim Sutter andyDesiree Leos HEB Chamber of Commerce — Lunch and Tour Jan. 6 JPS Health Network HEB hosted its Chamber of Commerce Lunch and Tour. Photos by Bill Carter/JPS Health Network -- DISTRIBUTED TO: PAGE / OF iIAYOR CITY CNCL CITY.4TT.VY CRIM liCK UIIE BROWN YOUNG ANIMAL CNT McDON,-lLD COLLINS C. BARKER GETCHELL LIBR4RYAD:NIV LIBRARY REF HARTSELL DATE DISTRIBUTED ' / /I/ DATE OF ARTICLE // Q/// NEWSPAPER FWST Tarrant restaurants raise their game Eats Beat O Nonna TataBud drink besides iced tea,bring it. adds special Saturday hours North Main BBQ is open —and North Main BBQ will Kennedy Fridays through Sundays. On bud@ Monday and all week next open all week. star-telegram corn week, the line will open daily Never in 30 years has prize- at 11 a.m. Closing time is 9 winning North Main BBQ eat barbecue with friends on p.m., 4 p.m. Sundays. opened on weekdays. Fridays;'he said. "We've been getting so ma Never until next week, that Soon after they started ny friends who saw us on Face- is, when the Euless office- smoking ribs out back of book or the Internet," Green turned-barbecue-cafe will Green's Trucking in 1982,they said. serve all week for visitors to the added a Saturday lunch.Next, North Main BBQ is at 406 Super Bowl and Stock Show. they moved the serving line in- N. Main St., north of Texas Hubert Green, 84, says he to an old bar next door and 183, Euless; 817-267-7821, had never opened weekdays named it North Main BBQ. northmainbbq.com. because he never meant to turn It's still informal: $12 buys a the family trucking business help-yourself trip through a on Euless' North Main Street buff t of hickory-smoked into a full-time restaurant. briget, sausage, chicken, "This started out as just a pork, St.Louis ribs and sides. place for us to drink beer and If you want something to D/STRIBL TED TO: PAGE / OF // MAYOR CITYCVCL CITYATT,VY CRL1'! MCK-MIE BROWN YOUNG A,VIMAL CAT ,ticDO;tiALD COLLLVS C. BARKER GETCHELL LIBRARY ADMIN LIBRARY REF HARTSELL DATE DISTRIBUTED /J /// DATE OF,-I RTICLE 1/3 c/ / / NEWSPAPER FWST - Higher water costs _ passed to consumers _ 0 More rate increases "Water will become a scarce are coming as demand resource.We need to have water grows. conservation.water — By Steve Norder management to keep those snorder@star-telegram.com r increases down. Most area cities are pay- Colleyville Mayor David Kelly — ing more for water and Kelly wastewater treatment, Clark said the author- But officials say Col- and that means residents month and returns ity was aware of cities'fi- leyville can no longer af- will likely see higher wa- 10,000 gallons of waste- nancial positions, so it ford to do that. — ter bills. water, will pay an addi- made a number of budget By 2015, the authori- North Richland Hills tional$1.75 per month. 'uts. ty's higher rates would recently announced that The increases will "We cut $230,000 out not leave the city with _ its residents will see an likely be the first of a se- f controllable costs,"she enough money to repair average increase of $2.21 ries through at least 2015, aid. The overall author- or replace its waterlines per month to cover the officials said. ty budget for 2011 is al- and equipment. higher rates charged by By then, the Trinity [Host$199.3 million. Another factor, Leake — the Trinity River Author- River Authority is pro- Fort Worth also cited said, is ensuring that the ity and Fort Worth, the jecting that the price.for he higher costs of raw city takes in enough city's suppliers. North water will be 26 cents per water and costs for capital money to satisfy debt ob- Richland Hills passed 1,000 gallons higher than Projects as reasons for its ligations. — along the higher charges today and the cost ofugher rates. To avoid a large in- to residents. sending back wastewater For some Colleyville crease on residents who Westlake increased its will be 62 cents per 1,000 esidents who use little use less water,the council rates starting Jan.1,citing gallons higher. i.vater, the rate increase agreed to raise the mini- — a 10 percent increase in The authority has said will be the first since mum bill by just the au- costs. Fort Worth resi- that it is facing higher I thority's increased dents also saw their rates costs in obtaining raw 1989. amount, setting the new go up. Euless raised its water and meeting state Since then, residents minimum at $12.10 for — rates Oct. 1 for users of and federal regulations have paid a minimum bill water and$8.80 for sew- more than 2,000 gallons and that it needs updated of$12 for water and$8.60 er. per month. facilities to treat and for sewer service that in- Also,any of the future — And the Colleyville transport water and cluded the first 2,000 authority increases will City Council decided to wastewater. The area's gallons each of usage, be applied to the mini- pass along higher costs population growth is in- said Terry Leake, assis- mum bill. from the Trinity River creasing those needs, of- tant city manager. To keep prices from — Authority to residents, ficials said. Customers who used gong even higher, Col- starting with the Febru- All member cities of more than that paid more. leyville Mayor David ary bills payable in the authority will pay a The city had been charg- Kelly urged residents to March. The average combined $2.2 million ing an additional $3.48 not waste water. — homeowner, who uses more for water and sewer for every 1,000 gallons "Water will become a 15,000 gallons of water a services this year than more of water and $2.27 scarce resource,"he said. ast year, said Michelle for every 1,000 extra gal- "We need to have water conservation, water lark, Trinity River Au- Ions of wastewater. — ority spokeswoman. "A As the rates the city management to keep 'We over $1 million of was charged went up,the those increases down:' hat cost increase is for city absorbed the in- hat water," she said, creases for the minimum — 'About $1.3 million is for bill. debt service?'