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FORT BEND FAIR. BALANCED. INFORMATIVE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2014

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Spaghetti cook-off winners

Exchange Club of Sugar Land Spaghetti Dinner Cook-off Winners – Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Gerald Wells, left, Head Chef Sgt. Audrey Lopez, Deputy Jennifer Arriaga, Deputy Rizkallah Ayoub, Sgt. Nadine Sutton, Lt.. William Boehnemann, Sgt. Angel Rader and Lt. Cheryl Hillegeist. Photo by Larry Pullen. The Exchange Club of Sugar Land’s 27th Annual Spaghetti Dinner was a spectacular success raising $115,000 for Fort Bend non-profits. Over 2,000 people from the local community attended this family oriented dinner which included a live auction, silent auction, kid’s area and a spaghetti sauce cook-off. Local law enforcement agencies and firefighters competed in a Spaghetti Sauce Cook-off. Their eccentric costumes are always a hit. The best sauce winners were First place – Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office, second place – Sugar Land Police Department, third place – Fort Bend Regional Council on Substance Abuse. Best Presentation was won by FBISD Police Department who dressed like The Village People, danced and sang to YMCA! Visit www.ecsl.com .

8 candidates enter FBISD election to replace 3 incumbents

By Barbara Fulenwider More candidates filed to run for city and school board seats before the Friday deadline arrived so there will be elections in the largest east Fort Bend towns for city councils and school board seats. Sugar Land is the exception because only the three incumbents up for city council re-election filed to be on the May 10 ballot.

Fort Bend ISD and Stafford Municipal School District along with Stafford and Missouri City will all have elections. Sugar Land Mayor Jimmy Thompson, and at large council members, Himesh Gandhi and Joe Zimmerman, have no opponents.

In Missouri City Mayor Allen Owen and the two incumbent councilmen at large each has an opponent. Noel Pinnock, who has opposed Owen

in some past mayoral elections, has filed to run again for mayor. He is 40 years old, lists his occupation as public servant and has lived in Missouri City for 15 years and in Texas for 35 years.

Former Missouri City Council Member Cynthia L. Gary has filed to run for the Position 1 at large seat now occupied by long-time Councilman and Mayor Pro Tem Jerry Wyatt.

Gary, 56, is an educator who has lived in Missouri City for 34 years and in Texas for 55 years and is a former Missouri City council member. Wyatt, 66, is a retired director of occupational health and safety, and has lived in Missouri City for 37 years and is a native Texan.

Chris Preston filed to run for the Position 2 at large seat now filled by incumbent Danny Nguyen. Preston, 28, is a busi-

ness owner who has lived in Missouri City for 10 years and in Texas for 26 years. Nguyen, 47, is also a business owner who has lived in Missouri City eight years and in Texas for 18 years.

In Stafford incumbent councilmen, Cecil Willis, Ken Mathew and Robert Sorbet, all filed to keep their seats and have no opponent. The council seat vacated by Felicia Evans Smith now has two candidates vying to fill the unexpired term.

So far candidates who have filed for the one-year term are Virginia Rosas and A.J. Honore. Rosas, 60, is currently vice president of the Stafford Municipal School Board. Her occupation is court coordinator and she has lived in Stafford for 34 years and in Texas all of her life.

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UH to direct and deliver programs at Sugar Land campus University of Houston will soon be the sole institution delivering programs at the University of Houston-Sugar Land campus.

In effect, the Sugar Land campus will de-affiliate with the Victoria campus and come under the direct control of the main UH campus. Currently, University of Houston-Victoria delivers programs at the Sugar Land campus.

University of Houston System Regents approved a University of Houston Sugar Land Task Force report on Feb. 26 setting in motion plans to implement a major change in the delivery of off-campus instruction to make the University of Houston the sole UHS institution delivering programs at the Sugar Land campus.

To that end, the University is planning to expand or launch 22 programs in Sugar Land and relocate a large segment of its College of Technology to the campus.

Welcome Wilson Sr., task force chair and former chair of the UHS Board of Regents, said the eight-member Task Force established five recommendations to guide the planning and implementation of this initiative: •In fall 2014, the UH System should begin implementing a multi-year plan (two to five years) through which the University of Houston will become the exclusive provider of baccalaureate and graduate programs at the Sugar Land campus, consistent with the UHS Board of Regents’ decision to transfer campus administration to UH. UH will continue to rely on its community college part-

ners to deliver lower-division course work.

•In the implementation of this change, it is of great importance that no current student be left stranded, that no existing faculty contract be violated, and that the University of HoustonVictoria be furnished with adequate funds to carry out its important mission to become a destination university in the city of Victoria.

•The success of the UHV nursing program is highly dependent upon its facilities in Sugar Land. It is also important that these programs continue to be conducted in metropolitan Houston near the Texas Medical Center. For these reasons, and consistent with the Sugar Land Task Force Nursing Subcommittee’s recommendation, this Task Force recommends that the existing nursing program at Sugar Land be transferred to the University of Houston and made part of its newly organized UH Health Science Center. This does not preclude UHV continuing with certain nursing programs in Victoria or elsewhere.

•Over the course of the implementation period, as the University of Houston expands program delivery in Sugar Land, UH-Victoria and UHClear Lake will incrementally cease program delivery at the campus and will have the opportunity to shift some of their programs to another UH System teaching center or deliver them fully online.

•In addition to degree pro-

grams, the University of Houston should deliver select certificate programs at the Sugar Land campus to meet local workforce needs.

Wilson said the changes envisioned in the recommendations will require careful planning to ensure that student access, degree completion, enrollment and revenue are maintained and that the end result of this initiative constitutes an improvement in services for the students, universities and communities involved.

“These recommendations are pretty bold,” said Regent Roger Welder, a native of Victoria. “I agree that these guiding principles are imperative. I know there is some trepidation, naturally, among people currently operating there. It’s my expectation, and (the board’s) expectation that implementation of this plan be done in a very thoughtful and careful way. It’s clear to me that the city of Sugar Land and Fort Bend County really want this. They’ve been waiting a long time for it. So, the timing is appropriate.”

The expansion of UH programs in Sugar Land and a corresponding transfer of some UH-Victoria and UH-Clear Lake programs to other locations or delivery modes must be timed and orchestrated in a way that provides continuity in course and program availability, faculty and staff resources, enrollment and revenue, the task force recommended.

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Fort Bend County continues to thrive

By SESHADRI KUMAR Fort Bend County continues to grow and thrive, with the careful planning for the future by the commissioners court, County Judge Bob Hebert said in his State of the County address, hosted jointly by the Central Fort Bend Chamber and Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce at Safari Texas Ranch in Richmond on Feb. 28.

The county’s latest acquisition of the Gordon Ranch on FM 359, a 112-acre prime camp site, worth $3.6 million, with donated funds, is a nota- The proposed pedestrian mall between William B. Travis Building and the historic court house at the county seat in Richmond. ble accomplishment.

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Quail Valley’s Yard of the Month title goes to Marie French, resident of Quail Valley since 1972.

Marie has worked with every detail of her 2818 Carnoustie garden since 1978. It is about to burst with white blooms of India Hawthorne, multiple kinds of Azaleas, interesting containers, topiaries, and stone including an important boulder that enhances a Live Oak tree. A path between the patio homes curves gracefully to a birdbath and is full of healthy spring flowering hawthorns and azaleas. Marie received a Plant from Flowers by Adela and a Certificate of Appreciation by the Quail Valley Garden Club, which is expecting its annual shipment of Caladium Bulbs the week of March 7. A limited supply will be on sale to the public, but pre-orders are filled first. Contact Nancy Lindsay at 281 499-2047 or visit http://traction.typepad.com/QVGC

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NEWS Schlumberger Education Expedition Bike Ride

2014 Bike Ride Committee Members: Back row l to r: Stephanie Collins-AHS, Alex AlbertyRPHS, Ron Bailey-FBEF Board Member, John Wantuch-FBEF Board President Elect, Geir Bentzen, Scott Maddox, Ignacio Marquez. Middle Row l to r: Justice Ndimele-RPHS, Matt Brown, Vickie McMillan-RPHS, Janice Holley, Beverly Scott, Ron Williams, Cruz Coria. Front Row l to r: Peggie Yih-CHS, Michael Ramirez-DHS, Asta Wu-DHS, Charles Borsos-Ride Director, Kelly Metzger-FBEF Marketing Coordinator, Allan Holley and Taylor McKeown-RPHS. Rest stops are themed and The 11th Annual The Edu- ers will provide you with a staffed by students & teacher cation Expedition is a cycling quality ride!

Riders take off at 7:30 volunteers from FBISD high event benefiting the Fort Bend am from Ken Hall Stadium schools vying for the “Best Education Foundation.

On Saturday, March 22nd, (located at Hightower High Rest Stop” award.

You will be entertained the Fort Bend Education School in Missouri City) to Foundation will host its 11th wind through quiet streets and along this ride! SAG wagons into the countryside before are on the course to assist you annual bike ride.

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What you can do about chronic headaches – free migraine relief seminar Who doesn’t get a headache now and then? But for 4% to 5% of the population – about 10 million people – a headache is a daily pain. If you suffer from painful chronic headaches, learn what you can do before the next one hits.

“Chronic headaches strike often – at least 15 days a month and, in many cases, every day,” says Irfan Lalani, M.D., board certified neurologist at Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital’s Headache Center.

“Some chronic headaches are really migraines – unrelenting pain on one or both sides of the head, sometimes with nausea and light sensitivity. Others are tensiontype headaches that feel like a tightening band across the head and are usually linked to stress or anxiety.”

In some cases, people who have been headache-free for most of their lives will suddenly develop daily head pain.

Doctors can’t always pinpoint a cause, but sometimes the pain is triggered by surgery, an infection like the flu or a stressful life event.

Lalani identifies the following as factors that may contribute to frequent headaches: •Female gender. Probably because of hormonal fluctuations, more women than men suffer from headaches, including chronic headaches.

•Faulty brain function. The brain’s response to pain, tissue inflammation and muscle tension can malfunction, resulting in chronic head pain.

•Genetics. Some people inherit a predisposition to headaches and increased pain sensitivity.

•Medication overuse. When you use headache medication more than two or three days a week, they can aggravate headaches, causing what’s called rebound headache.

Both over-the-counter and prescription medications like analgesics with or without caffeine, opiates, ergotamines, triptans and butalbital compounds can cause rebound headaches.

•Underlying health problems. Chronic headaches may be associated with other con-

mended dose of pain reliever or your headaches worsen or change pattern,” says Lalani.

The Headache Center offers expedited appointments for physician evaluation. Patients may self-refer or be referred by their primary care physician.

For an appointment, call 281.276.8999 or email headachecenter@houstonmethodist.org.

Irfan Lalani, M.D., Neurologist ditions like infection, sleep disorders, depression, anxiety, inflamed blood vessels, brain tumor or head injury.

Chronic headaches take a toll on your life physically and mentally.

“It’s time to come in for an evaluation if you take pain medication nearly every day, if you suffer from headaches three or more times a week, you need more than the recom-

FREE MIGRAINE SEMINAR Join Irfan Lalani, M.D. on Tuesday, April 22, for a free migraine seminar to learn more about different types of headaches and how to treat them. The presentation starts at 6 p.m. and will be held at Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital’s Conference Center.

Call 281.274.7500 or register online at houstonmethodist.org/events to reserve a seat.

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NEWS County provides advance funding for Rosenberg’s “One-Way Pairs” project Fort Bend County Commissioners Court approved an agreement between the county and The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) to provide advance contribution funding for Rosenberg’s proposed “One-Way Pairs” project , thereby eliminating the need for the City of Rosenberg to donate the land for the project in response to citizen concerns.

According to the agreement finalized on Tuesday, Feb.25, TxDOT will pay the City of Rosenberg fair market value for the land required for the right away as part of the TxDOT project.

The property, a lot located north of Rudy’s Stop and Shop at Highway 36 and US 90 A, is an essential part of the one-way pair conversion in Rosenberg, explained Fort Bend County Commission Richard Morrison.

“With this agreement, TxDOT has agreed to purchase this property eliminating citizen concerns regarding a City of Rosenberg donation. An independent appraiser will assess the fair market value of the property, and TxDOT will pay that amount to the City of

Rosenberg. Commissioners Court will provide advance contribution to TxDOT to compensate the City of Rosenberg for this essential piece of property.”

The advanced funding for the TxDOT project will come from the $1.5 million allocated from the approved 2006 Fort Bend County Mobility Bond approved by voters toward this project.

Special Election A special election scheduled for May 10, 2014 was called

by Rosenberg City Council at their February 18th meeting in response to a petition signed by over 560 Rosenberg citizens refuting the donation of the property to the project.

Commissioner Morrison attended the council meeting where he informed council that he had negotiated an agreement with TxDOT regarding compensation for the property where the city would be paid fair market value for the property. Morrison urged council not to call a special election prior to their vote and incur taxpayer expense on what would soon be defined as a “moot point.”

Despite Morrison’s assurances, the council voted 5-2 in favor of holding a special election, which asked for “a proposed ordinance and/or resolution prohibiting the City from donating specified land to the Texas Department of Transportation or any other person or entity for the ‘One-Way Pairs’ project.”

“With this agreement in place, the City has responded positively to the concerns of our citizens, will be compensated for the property and will enjoy improved mobility and safety.

With Commissioner Morrison’s assistance, this project is truly a win/win for our City,” said Rosenberg Mayor Vincent M. Morales, Jr. Increased Mobility The “One-Way Pairs” project is a TxDOT project intended to improve both mobility and safety in Rosenberg by converting sections of Avenue H (US 90A) and Avenue I (FM 1640) from Frost to Louise to one-way roadway sections. The project will improve congestion and safety by reducing the number of points of conflict in an area

that currently experiences between two and a half and five times more accidents than the state average.

TxDOT will host a public hearing in April 2014 to obtain environmental clearance from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).

Once the necessary FHWA approvals are received, the department will proceed with the right of way acquisitions process, which includes securing a fair market value appraise and purchase of the essential property from the City of Rosenberg.

Mike Alford, TxDOT Houston District Engineer, indicated, “TxDOT is pleased to be a partner in moving this project forward, and we see the action taken by the Fort Bend Commissioners Court as a proactive step to ensure the residents of Rosenberg and the motorists traveling along these state facilities benefit from the planned mobility and safety improvements.”

TxDOT anticipates accepting bids for the construction contract for the project later this year.

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Houston’s Largest Home Tour’ Returns in April The Johnson Development Corp. is opening hundreds of doors citywide this April for “Houston’s Largest Home Tour.”

Nearly 500 homes — including more than 100 models — will be open weekends in April in nine master-planned communities throughout Houston. Homes will be open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays and noon to 6 p.m. Sundays and admission is free.

Master-planned communities included in the tour are Riverstone, Sienna Plantation and Imperial in Fort Bend County, Woodforest and Harmony in South Montgomery County, Fall Creek in northeast Houston, Tuscan Lakes in League City and Cross Creek Ranch and Willow Creek Farms in west Houston. Tour maps can be downloaded at www.johnsondevelopment.com.

The Sugar Land Christian Women’s Connection will hold its monthly luncheon on Friday, March 14, from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm at Sweetwater Country Club, 4800 Palm Royale Blvd., Sugar land. Joy Miller, former teacher, real estate consultant in Clear Lake area and artist will offer her testimony on “Crossing Over”.

She will display her lovely large original painting called “Crossing Over” as her theme depicts those times in our lives when we make choices and cross over. Cost for the luncheon is $20. Reservations are necessary by calling 281-980-9670 or e mail sw-hou-cwc@ juno.com. Complimentary valet parking is available. Sugar Land Christian Women’s Connection is affiliated with Stonecroft Ministries www.stonecroft.org.

St. Martin’s Lutheran Church will host it’s Second Annual Community Easter Egg Hunt. This Easter festival will feature a day of free, fun-filled activities and multiple, age-appropriate Easter egg hunts for kids ages 10 and under. The event on April 19, from 9 a.m. to noon, will also feature carnival-style games, crafts, face painting, a raffle and much more. The whole community is invited to celebrate their Easter holiday with St. Martin’s Lutheran Church, located at 1123 Burney Road in Sugar Land.

County From Page 1 The county paid only $100,000 toward the purchase of this park, Hebert said. The YMCA will lease and manage the property, which has pavilions, swimming pools, soccer fields and cabins.

Similarly, Commissioner Andy Meyers has managed to acquire 200 acres of Freedom Park in the Willow Fork Drainage District in the Cinco Ranch area in Katy.

“It is a wonderful, new amenity to the county and we are pleased to have it,” Hebert said.

County’s other parks include the 235-acre Bates Allen park, and 190-acre Kitty Hollow park in Missouri City.

Hebert ruled out the prospect of a public golf course in the Kitty Hollow park, which has a dog park and a historical home, the Dew House.

After the renovation of the historic courthouse, where commissioners court is now meeting, the area between Wiliam Travis Building and the courthouse will be developed into a pedestrian mall, Hebert said.

Other county facilities opening in 2014 include Pinnacle Community Center in Comissioner Grady Prestage’s Pct. 2, George Memorial Library renovation , George Memorial

Library administration building, Central Appraisal District building expansion and renovation, Bud O’Shieles Community Center addition and renovation, Fairground improvements and expanded Patrol Offices for Sheriff.

The $130 million facilities bond approved in 2006 helped in completing Jail Expansion, Sienna Library, University Branch Library, Gus George Academy, Parking Garage, Tax Assessor/Collector Building, Pct. 1 Service Center, Pct. 2 Annex, Pct. 3 Service Center, Road and Bridge Needville Service Center, Jane Long Building Renovation and EMS Medic 1 Facility.

With a $74 million bond money, the new 268,000 square feet Justice Center was completed.

Since 2000, the county has constructed 1,624 lane miles of road.

With road bonds of $86 million in 2000 and $156 million in 2007, the county constructed 142 miles of road, while another $184.9 million in mobility bonds approved in 2013 is yet to be expended.

The county has also built 25.8 miles of toll roads including the Grand Parkway, Westpark Toll Road and the Fort Bend Parkway Toll Road.

The county has an estimated population of 670,000 people.

POKER TOURNAMENT. The 11th Annual L.H. “Pete” Wieghat Memorial Poker Tournament was a huge success this year. The event was held Saturday, March 1, 2014 in the Leroy Miksch Pavilion in Needville. The Wieghat family holds the tournament to raise scholarship funds for the Needville Youth Fair and the youth of Needville, and the tournament has produced thousands of dollars for students over the past 11 years. Family members are shown with this year’s Poker Champions, Jeff Whiteley, the Men’s Champion, and Denise Haenel, the Women’s Champion. Present for the awarding of trophies were, from left, Scott Wieghat, Whiteley, Haenel, DorIn the unincorporated areas of the country, 6,285 lots were platted in 2013. The rapidly growing areas include Riverstone, Cinco Northwest and Southwest, Sienna Plantation, Cross Creek and Aliana.

For the future, planning is underway to study the feasibility of establishing the county’s own medical examiner’s office, Hebert said.

When the county’s population reaches 1 million, the county is mandated to have its own medical examiner’s office. The county wants to take a pro-active approach and see if it will save money by building the medical examiner’s office ahead of time. Currently, the county contracts with the Galveston County Medical Examiner’s Office for autopsy services.

Also, the county is looking at the possibility of a centralized countywide dispatch center, if it appears to be beneficial.

Hebert said the county is living within its means. When the county went through the recession, no employee was laid off, but county employees went with out a pay raise for four years and elected officials did not take a pay raise for seven years, Hebert said.

The county’s tax rate stood at 49.9 cents per $100 valuation for the past six years. The tax rate was 62.4 cents in 2000.

othy Wieghat, Timmy Wieghat and Rodney Wieghat. The late L.H. “Pete” Wieghat was a longtime supporter of the Needville Youth Fair and the youngsters of Needville.

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Campus from Page 1 The report also noted that the planned transition will require some level of renovation at the Sugar Land campus to accommodate incoming UH programs and faculty, as will the shift of some UHV programs to another mode of delivery, such as fully online.

UHS Chancellor Renu Khator said the transition plan would be implemented “very methodically, very thoughtfully and very carefully,” with a continuing focus on the best interests of students and faculty, as well as individual System campuses.

An implementation committee led by Paula Myrick Short, senior vice chancellor for academic affairs, the University of Houston System, and senior vice president for academic affairs and provost at UH, will develop a recommended transition plan. The committee will include administrators from the UH System, UH Sugar Land and UH-Victoria, as well as students and faculty from UH Sugar Land and UHV. The committee is also expected to solicit input from students, faculty, staff and the community at large.

UHS Board Chair Jarvis Hollingsworth said Regents transferred the administrative functions of UH Sugar Land to the University of Houston a year ago “in anticipation of a process by which these types of recommendations would be considered.”

“We are the Regents for the UH System. Therefore, it is always, first and foremost, our responsibility to do what’s in the best interests of all four campuses in the System. We’ll work closely with the communities involved to make sure we live up to that standard,” he said.

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Elections From Page 1 A. J. Honore, 56, works as a general manager and has lived in Stafford for 27 years and in Texas for 31 years. The deadline for filing to run for the unexpired term is Monday, March 10 at 5 p.m.

Lisa Thompson has joined a four-person race for two seats up for grabs on the Stafford Municipal School Board.

Thompson, 53, is an office manager who has lived in Stafford and Texas for 21 years.

Other candidates in that race are Rodney Butler, Mike Guerra and Christopher Caldwell.

Butler, 54, has been a board member since 2008 and has served two three-year terms for SMSD. He is a U.S. Post-

al Service employee and has been a resident of Stafford for 25 years and of Texas for 54 years.

Mike Guerra previously served on the board for seven years. He is an operations manager who has lived in Stafford for 24 years and in Texas for 43 years. Christopher Caldwell, 43, is a college professor who has lived in Stafford for 17 years and in Texas for 43 years.

On deadline day, Rodrigo Carreon submitted his filing papers for a seat on the Fort Bend ISD Board. He is running for Position 4 against the incumbent, Bruce Albright, and two hopefuls, Deron Harrington and Kristin K. Tassin.

Carreon, 45, who is an electrician, has lived in the Fort Bend school district for 40 years.

Albright, 62, is a sales manager who has lived in the school district for 33 years and in Texas for 38 years.

Harrington, 46, is an attorney who has lived in FBISD for 13 years, and Tassin, 43, and also an attorney, has lived in the district for 17 years.

Also, on Friday C. J. Udoagwu changed the position he is running for on the FBISD board from Position 4 to Position 1. The other three hopefuls he will oppose are Jason Burdine, Ramesh Cherivirala and Sardar Qaisar Iman.

Udoagwu, 59, is a school teacher, who has lived in Sugar Land and the school district for eight years and in Texas for 27 years. Cherivirala is 51 years old and a financial services manager who has lived in Texas for almost 22 years and in

FBISD and Sugar Land for 11 years.

Iman, 47, is a project manager for IBM and has lived in Texas for eight years and in Sugar Land and FBISD for five years.

Candidates for FBISD Position 5 are Patsy Taylor, Kris Allfrey and KP George. Taylor, 55 and the incumbent, was first elected in 2011. She has a doctorate of philosophy degree and works as a program specialist. She has lived in the district for 25 years.

Allfrey, 46, is self employed and has lived in Fort Bend ISD and Missouri City for seven years.

George, 50, is a certified financial planner who has lived in Sugar Land for 14 years and in the school district for almost six years.

FILM REVIEW: Non-stop Non-Stop to London. Will they make it? Will Bill (Liam Neeson) save the day? Is he a hijacker or high hero? Will his special set of skills as a Federal Air Marshall serve him well in this action-thriller or are the confines of a jumbo jet too small for his big ego?

One can’t call him just Neeson or Liam; he’s a two-name guy – it’s Liam Neeson. And ever since he introduced us to his super-hero character Bryan Mills in Taken, Taken 2, and the inevitable Taken 3, we’ve understood that Liam Neeson would take a lead for the big bucks and shove Bruce Willis to the side. Bruce Willis is also a two-name guy.

Bill the Air Marshall has a badge and a gun and a bad guy, apparently on the plane, is threatening to kill someone every 20 minutes unless “they” wire 150 million dollars to his numbered account.

I thought 150 million bucks was a little high, but I slowly bought in.

The entire premise as it unfolds was a little far-fetched, but Liam Neeson made me pull for him due to his intense delivery, dominant on-screen presence, and the believability of the complicated character

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of a low self-esteem alcoholic who drinks in the parking lot shortly before boarding the plane.

Air Marshall Bill also has the good fortune of sitting by Jen Summers played by the beautiful redheaded Julianne Moore who still looks good at age 50 which is the new 40 or is it 30? Moore fits in nicely and helps create the right chemistry for a plane load of peculiar folks. But who is the killer? Will Bill solve the mystery quick enough or ever? I cared and stayed fo-

cus the entire movie. I was pulling for that crazy Bill even though he was flawed and erratic.

Director Jaume Collet-Serra managed to create a plausible atmosphere of fear in the sky and a hero/villain conflict.

His use of cell phone texts as viewed on the small screen of the smart phone and also projected onto the big screen so the audience could understand the threatening texts as they rolled in and the action was taking place was effective. Not sure I’ve seen tex-

AUTOMOBILE: Buick Regal

By BARBARA FULENWIDER Buick’s 2014 Regal is a sportier and smarter evolution of the brand’s midsize sedan.

New, technologies enhance safety and the driving experience with a more refined turbo engine, and all-wheel drive is available.

The test drive Buick Regal GS is definitely aimed at younger drivers because it came with a six-speed manual transmission that was smooth and fun. A 2.0-liter turbo fourcylinder engine powered the Regal.

Along with its SAE-certified 259 horsepower, the new 2.0L turbo’s torque curve was enhanced to deliver 260 lb-ft of its peak torque from 1,700 rpm to 5,500 rpm and the full 295 lb-ft of peak torque from 3,000 to 4,000 rpm in the Regal. For the Regal GS, peak torque is reached at 2,500 rpm and is maintained through 4,000 rpm.

The 2.0L turbo four-cylinder engine is standard and delivers 18 percent more horsepower than the 2013 Regal Turbo. City mileage is 21 mpg with automatic transmission jand estimated highway mileage is 30 mpg.

A 2.4L engine is also available on the 2014 Regal (FWD only), delivering EPA-estimated ratings of 25 city and 36 highway. Six-speed automatic transmissions are matched with both engines and a sixspeed manual is available exclusively in the Regal GS. Electric power steering is now featured on all models.

This year’s Regal models got new radar and camerabased safety features including rear cross traffic alert, lane change alert, side blind zone alert, lane departure warning,

THE STATE OF TEXAS CITATION BY PUBLICATION TO: KNOWN AND UNKNOWN HEIRS OF FREDERICK BERNARD DAVIS DECEASED NOTICE: You have been sued. You may employ an attorney. If you or your attorney do not file a written answer with the clerk who issued this citation by 10:00 a.m. on Monday next following the expiration of forty-two days from the date of issuance of this citation, same being April 14, 2014 a default judgment may be taken against you. Said answer may be filed by mailing same to: District Clerk’s Office, 301 Jackson, Richmond, Texas 77469, or by bringing it to the office. Our street address is 1422 Eugene Heimann Circle, Richmond TX 77469. We are located on the first floor of the Justice Center building.

The case is presently pending before the 268TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT of Fort Bend County sitting in Richmond, Texas, and was filed on November 11 , 2013.

It bears cause number 13-DCV-210692 and is styled: Daniel Gibson vs Frederick Bernard Davis The name and address of the attorney for PLAINTIFF OR PETITIONER is: RAMOND W HOWARD ATTORNEY AT LAW 1303 TURTLE CREEK DR MISSOURI CITY TX 77489 281-437-5900 The nature of the demands of said PLAINTIFF OR PETITIONER as follows to wit: JUDGMENT BE ENTERED FOR THE PLAINTIFF AGAINST DEFENDANTS FOR DAMAGES IN A AMOUNT WITHIN THE JURISDICTIONAL LIMITS OF THE COURT; TOGETHER WITH PREJUDGMENT INTEREST (FROM THE DATE OF INJURY THROUGH THE DATE OF JUDGMENT) AT THE MAXIMUM RATE ALLOWED BY LAW; POST-JUDGMENT INTEREST AT THE LEGAL RATE, COSTS OF COURT; AND SUCH OTHER AND FURTHER RELIEF TO WHICH THE PLAINTIFF MAY BE ENTITLED AT LAW OR IN EQUITY. If this Citation is not served, it shall be returned unserved. Issued under my hand and seal of said Court, at Richmond, Texas on this the 28th day of February, 2014.

District Clerk Annie Rebecca Elliott, Fort Bend County, Texas

By Deputy District Clerk Rachel Crisler 281-341-4516

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News Crockett Middle School teacher juggles dual roles in education and U.S. Military Dedication to the teaching profession and commitment to serving others are priorities for Crockett Middle School teacher, Jeannine Holliday.

To fulfill her passion for teaching and community service, Holliday has chosen to take on dual careers, demonstrating to students that they can achieve all that they imagine.

A full-time, eighth-grade English Language Arts teacher during the week, Holliday takes pride in her ability to engage students in classroom instruction, while helping them master their reading, writing and oral language skills.

As a JAG attorney, a commitment she fulfills on the weekends, Holliday is prepared to prosecute, defend and judge at court-martials, negotiate and review government contracts, act as Counsel at administrative hearings, and provide legal advice in specialized areas such as international, regulatory, labor, fiscal, cyber and tax law.

“I feel very fortunate to work as a classroom teacher while having the opportunity to contribute to the welfare of citizens of our country,” said Holliday.

Holliday “My ultimate goal is to become a school principal. My experience as a JAG attorney is preparing me to become a more efficient and empowering leader for our country’s youth.”

Because of the supportive environment at Crockett Middle School, Holliday received lots of encouragement and support from her principal, Thomas Graham, and fellow teachers. They even helped her train for the Judge Advocate Officer Basic Training Course by joining her at the school’s “Tone Up Tuesdays”

morning workout sessions during her pre-training periods.

“My campus workouts were really helpful and prepared me well for the Army Infantry Soldier training that involved a series of strenuous physical tests,” said Holliday.

Holliday completed her training at Fort Benning, Georgia, and was then relocated to Charlottesville, Virginia. She returned home on October 3 and was back in the classroom teaching her students the very next day.

“When I wasn’t training, I graded papers and kept in touch with my students through conference calls,” she said.

Holliday is now classified as a First Lieutenant JAG Officer. She follows in the footsteps of family members who have also served in the U.S. military. Her great uncle, the late Air Force Captain Norman W. Scales, was a highlydecorated Tuskegee Airman and the first African-American pilot commissioned as a Second Lieutenant.

“My life has changed significantly since receiving training from the U.S. military,” said Holliday.

“I am not the same person that I was before, and I am grateful to every soldier that has served our country. The experience has helped me refine my ability to listen well to others, to communicate in a clear and concise manner, and to assimilate and work well with others to achieve a common goal.”

City of Missouri City LEGAL NOTICE The City of Missouri City, Texas is issuing a Request for Statements of Qualifications (RSQ) for: Delinquent Tax Collection Services RSQ # 092-14 The City of Missouri City is requesting statements of qualifications for the collection of delinquent property taxes. The City is seeking responses from firms with experience in property tax collections, and with adequate personnel and data processing capacity to process and collect the City’s delinquent tax accounts.

Qualifications will be accepted until 2:00 p.m. local time March 25, 2014. At bid opening, the responses will be publicly opened and read out loud in City Hall Chambers located at 1522 Texas Parkway, Missouri City, Texas, 77489. RSQ packages are available by contacting DemandStar bid service at (800) 711-1712 or by free download from the Public Purchase website at www.publicpurchase.com.

RSQs must be sealed, marked on the outside of the delivery envelope with the RSQ name and number as listed above, and the date of opening. RSQs must be delivered to the attention of the Sealed Bid Box, City of Missouri City Purchasing Office, 1522 Texas Parkway, Missouri City, Texas, 77489, prior to the acceptance deadline. RSQ packages marked improperly and therefore misdirected may be disqualified.

United Way offers free tax preparation Fort Bend County families earning $50,000 or less are eligible for services If you are running short on time or money and need to file your taxes, visit Neighborhood Tax Centers for free tax preparation assistance.

The free tax preparation services from the Neighborhood Tax Centers are available through April 15 at the United Way Fort Bend Service Center, 10435 Greenbough Dr., Stafford, TX. Hours are Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Neighborhood Tax Centers targets hardworking families that earn up to $50,000 a year and individuals who earn up

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By taking care of his or her own needs, the caregiver will be able to better care for those who depend on them. Powerful Tools for Caregivers® is an educational program to help family and friends caring for older adults with long-term health conditions.

The free seminar consists of six classes, each of which focuses on different tools that will help guide the caregiver through the caregiving journey. You will learn about setting goals, staying motivated and dealing with feelings of anger, guilt and depression, giving you the increased confidence and ability to cope with the demands of caregiving.

This six-week course begins Monday, April 7 and runs through Monday, May 12, 2014. Classes will be held every Monday from 2:30 – 4:30 p.m. in the Sweetwater Pavilion Chapel at Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital. To register or for more information, call the Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital Spiritual Care department at 281.274.7164 or email snbowman@houstonmethodist.org. Seating is Limited.

to $30,000 a year. The program is intended to increase financial stability and to allow families to use their extra money for basic needs, their children’s school expenses, or savings for the future.

Through Neighborhood Tax Centers, families avoid paying high fees charged by traditional retail tax preparer services.

Neighborhood Tax Centers prepares current year taxes, electronically files tax returns

and offers direct deposit of tax refunds at no cost.

Clients also have access to United Way SAVE, a matched savings account program that enables them to set aside part or all of their tax refund right away.

Volunteer tax preparers will provide services on a walk-in basis, so no appointment is necessary. Clients can call 2-1-1- Texas/United Way HELPLINE for more informa-

The Rotary Club of Oyster Creek welcomed Missouri City”s Interim Police Chief Mike Berezin (also Fellow Rotarian) as their guest speaker on Friday. Through his program members learned the importance of community working together with local police officers. The Rotary Club of Oyster Creek sends its deep appreciation to each of those serving our community. Thank you Interim Chief of Police Berezin and all of the dedicated officers for their Service Above Self. Pictured left to right: President of Oyster Creek Rotary Club Cindy Fauvelle and Interim Police Chief Mike Berezin.

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The United of Way of Greater Houston invests in the Neighborhood Tax Centers, which is run Neighborhood Centers Inc. There are 15 locations to serve families throughout the Houston area.

Since its inception in 2009, more than 138,000 tax returns have been prepared by Neighborhood Tax Centers, returning a combined $182 million to families and individuals.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS PARKS ADMINISTRATION RELOCATION The City of Sugar Land seeks bids for furnishing all labor, material, and equipment, and performing all work required for the following project in the City: CIP PROJECT NAME: CIP PROJECT NUMBER: LOCATION OF WORK:

Parks Administration Relocation MU1301 Second Floor, Fire Administration and Annex, 10405 Corporate Drive, Sugar Land, TX 77478.

Plans, specifications, and bidding documents may be obtained from the following office and location with payment of $50.00 to Connors & Associates, Architects.; 101 Southwestern Boulevard, Suite 103, Sugar Land, TX 77478, (281) 565-6000 .

Sealed bids one (1) original and two (2) copies, shall be delivered to the City of Sugar Land, Office of the City Secretary, 2700 Town Center Boulevard North, Suite 122, Sugar Land, TX, 77479, on or before 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, March 20, 2014, at which time bids will be publicly opened and read. Bids received after the opening date and time will not be considered.

A non-mandatory pre-bid meeting for all interested parties will be held 10:00 A.M., Wednesday, March 12, 2014, Fire Administration and Annex, 10405 Corporate Drive, Sugar Land, TX, 77478.

Questions regarding this bid must be received by Thursday, March 13, 2014 on or before 3:00 P.M. Please contact Robert Connors at Connors & Associates, Architects, (281) 565-6000. connorsarchitect@mlisp.com.

The City Council will award the contract as provided in the Invitation to Bid. The City of Sugar Land will give notice of the contract award within thirty (30) calendar days after the opening date and time.

Glenda Gundermann, TRMC, CMC City Secretary

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING SPECIAL EXCEPTION REAR YARD SETBACK 18 FARRELL RIDGE DRIVE Zoning Board of Adjustment Public Hearing: 5:00 p.m., March 19, 2014 to hear all persons interested in the proposed Special Exception for Rear Yard Setback for 18 Farrell Ridge Drive, Lot 18, Block 1, Sweetwater Section Seven, in the Restricted Single-Family Residential (R-1R) District.

City of Sugar Land City Council Chamber, 2700 Town Center Boulevard North. Details of the proposed Special Exception may be obtained by contacting City of Sugar Land Development Planning Office by email planning@sugarlandtx.gov or phone (281) 275-2218.

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NOTICE TO PROPOSERS SUGAR LAND POLICE DEPARTMENT Tow Truck Companies Contract Applications The City of Sugar Land and Sugar Land Police Department will receive applications from Tow Truck Companies to provide wrecker services under a new contract. If selected, you must adhere to all requirements stipulated in the contract. In addition, you must adhere to all State and Local Laws.

A copy of the new contract and letter of interest may be obtained from City of Sugar Land, Office of the City Secretary, 2700 Town Center Boulevard North, Suite 122, Sugar Land, TX, 77479. If interested, and you meet the operational requirements set forth in the contract without exception, please complete the letter of interest. Please include with your letter of interest all documentation listed.

Sealed applications one (1) original and two (2) copies, shall be delivered to the City of Sugar Land, Office of the City Secretary, 2700 Town Center Boulevard North, Suite 122, Sugar Land, TX, 77479, on or before 11:00 a.m.

Friday, March 14, 2014.

Applications received after the opening date and time will not be considered.

E-mailed or faxed information will not be accepted.

The documentation listed will serve as a method to screen potential companies.

Additional documentation may be needed and must be provided on a timely basis if requested. Please do not contact the Sugar Land Police Department.

Please keep in mind the goal is to provide the City of Sugar Land, the residents, and the visitors with a high level of service. With that in mind, only 5 companies will be selected to provide wrecker services. The 5 selected companies will be held to the highest operational and ethical standards. There will not be a waiting list.

Glenda Gundermann, TRMC, CMC City Secretary City of Sugar Land

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PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE

The Commissioners Court of Fort Bend County, Texas has set a public hearing on Tuesday, March 25, 2014 at 1:00 p.m. for acceptance of the traffic control plan for Canyon Village at Westheimer Lakes, Section 5, Precinct 3.

The Commissioners Court of Fort Bend County, Texas has set a public hearing on Tuesday, March 25, 2014 at 1:00 p.m. for traffic/safety study for Katy ISD, Wolman Elementary School (Firethorne Dev.), at South Firethorne Road and North Firethorne Road, Precinct 3.

The hearing will be held in the Commissioners Courtroom at 401 Jackson Street, Second Floor, Richmond, Texas. You are invited to attend and state your approval or objection on this matter.

Submitted by, Dianne Wilson Fort Bend County Clerk

The hearing will be held in the Commissioners Courtroom at 401 Jackson Street, Second Floor, Richmond, Texas. You are invited to attend and state your approval or objection on this matter.

Submitted by, Dianne Wilson Fort Bend County Clerk

PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE The Commissioners Court of Fort Bend County, Texas has set a public hearing at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, April 1, 2014 for Fulbrook, Section Two “D”, Replat of Lots 3 and 4 of Block 2, Precinct 3. The hearing will be held in the Commissioners Courtroom at 401 Jackson Street, Second Floor, Richmond, Texas.

Under state law, you the owner, have certain rights with respect to the proposed replat. Should you wish to exercise your right, you may be heard at the planned public hearing. You may contact David Leyendecker with Clay & Leyendecker Inc. at 281-391-0173 for information prior to the hearing.

Submitted by, Dianne Wilson Fort Bend County Clerk

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Houston’s Home Buying Frenzy Tapers as the New Year Begins A lack of housing inventory slows January sales and boosts prices per Houston Association of Realtors. Houston housing market exhibited the textbook laws of supply and demand in January as low housing inventory meant that there were fewer homes to purchase, but that buyers paid more for the homes that were available.

January marked the 32nd consecutive month that sales have remained in positive territory. The supply of homes matched December's 2.6 months of inventory, but compared to a 3.6-month supply in January 2013.

The median price of a single-family home-the figure at which half the homes sold for more and half for less-jumped 18.0 percent to $177,000. The average price shot up 22.0 percent year-over-year to $244,000. Both figures represent the highest prices for a January in Houston.

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PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE The Commissioners Court of Fort Bend County, Texas has set a public hearing at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, April 1, 2014 for Texana Plantation, Section 4, Partial Replat No. 1, Precinct 3. The hearing will be held in the Commissioners Courtroom at 401 Jackson Street, Second Floor, Richmond, Texas.

Under state law, you the owner, have certain rights with respect to the proposed replat. Should you wish to exercise your right, you may be heard at the planned public hearing. You may contact Chris Kalkomey with Charlie Kalkomey Surveying Inc. at 281-3422033 for information prior to the hearing.

Submitted by, Dianne Wilson Fort Bend County Clerk LEGAL NOTICE INVITATION TO BIDDERS Sealed Bids will be received in the Office of Gilbert D. Jalomo, Jr., County Purchasing Agent, Fort Bend County, Travis Annex, 301 Jackson, Suite 201, Richmond, TX 77469 for the following until THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 2014 at 1:30 P.M. (CST). All bids will then be publicly opened and read in the Office of the Purchasing Agent, Travis Annex, 301 Jackson, Suite 201, Richmond, TX 77469. Bids received after the specified time will be returned unopened. Solicitation and any and all addendums will be posted on Purchasing Agent’s website located at www.fortbendcountytx.gov.

BID 14-047 – POLYMER COATED CULVERTS Unit pricing is required; payment will be by check. Bonds are not required.

Fort Bend County reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

Signed: Gilbert D. Jalomo, Jr., Purchasing Agent Fort Bend County, Richmond, Texas

LEGAL NOTICE INVITATION TO BIDDERS Sealed Bids will be received in the Office of Gilbert D. Jalomo, Jr., County Purchasing Agent, Fort Bend County, Travis Annex, 301 Jackson, Suite 201, Richmond, TX 77469 for the following until THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 2014 at 1:30 P.M. (CST). All bids will then be publicly opened and read in the Office of the Purchasing Agent, Travis Annex, 301 Jackson, Suite 201, Richmond, TX 77469. Bids received after the specified time will be returned unopened. CDs are available in the Purchasing Agent’s Office. All addendums will be posted on Purchasing Agent’s website located at www.fortbendcountytx.gov.

BID 14-038 – HARLEM ROAD PAVING AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS (BRIDGE PORTION) A pre-bid conference will be conducted on Thursday, March 6, 2014 at 1:30PM (CST). The pre-bid conference will be held at the Fort Bend County Purchasing Department located in the Travis Annex at 301 Jackson, Suite 201, Richmond, Texas 77469. All respondents are encouraged to attend.

Unit pricing is required; payment will be by check. Bonds are required. Fort Bend County reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

Signed: Gilbert D. Jalomo, Jr., Purchasing Agent Fort Bend County, Richmond, Texas LEGAL NOTICE INVITATION TO BIDDERS Sealed Bids will be received in the Office of Gilbert D. Jalomo, Jr., County Purchasing Agent, Fort Bend County, Travis Annex, 301 Jackson, Suite 201, Richmond, TX 77469 for the following until THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 2014 at 1:30 P.M. (CST). All bids will then be publicly opened and read in the Office of the Purchasing Agent, Travis Annex, 301 Jackson, Suite 201, Richmond, TX 77469. Bids received after the specified time will be returned unopened. CDs are available in the Purchasing Agent’s Office. All addendums will be posted on Purchasing Agent’s website located at www.fortbendcountytx.gov.

BID 14-041 – CONSTRUCTION OF WILLIAMS WAY PHASE 2, FROM WHEATON STREET TO PILGRIM A pre-bid conference will be conducted on Thursday, February 27, 2014 at 9:00AM (CST). The pre-bid conference will be held at the Fort Bend County Purchasing Department located in the Travis Annex at 301 Jackson, Suite 201, Richmond, Texas 77469. All respondents are encouraged to attend.

Unit pricing is required; payment will be by check. Bonds are required. Fort Bend County reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

Signed: Gilbert D. Jalomo, Jr., Purchasing Agent Fort Bend County, Richmond, Texas

THE STATE OF TEXAS CITATION BY PUBLICATION

If this citation is not served, it shall be returned unserved. Issued under my hand and seal of said court at Richmond, Texas on this 31ST day of JANUARY 2014.

TO: TED MARSHALL 4622 PARK BREEZE DRIVE FRESNO, TX 77545 NOTICE: You have been sued. You may employ an attorney. If you or your attorney do not file a written answer with the clerk who issued this citation by 10:00 AM on the Monday next following the expiration of FORTY-TWO days after you were served this citation and petition, a default judgment may be taken against you. Said answer may be filed by mailing same to: District Clerk’s Office, 301 Jackson, Richmond, Texas 77469, or by bringing it to the office. Our street address is 1422 Eugene Heimann Circle, Richmond TX 77469. We are located on the first floor of the Justice Center building.

The case is presently pending before the 4OOTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF Fort Bend County sitting in Richmond, Texas, and was filed on APRIL 12, 2011. It bears cause number 11-DCV-189179 and is styled: Teal Run General Maintenance Association, Inc. Vs Ted Marshall and Debi Marshall A/K/A Debi A. Jefferson.

The name and address of the attorney for PLAINTIFF OR PETITIONER is: MICHAEL J. TREECE TREECE LAW FIRM 1020 BAY AREA BLVD SUITE 200 HOUSTON TX 77058 281-667-3100 The nature of the demands of said PLAINTIFF OR PETITIONER is as follows towit: PLAINTIFF BE AWARDED A JUDGMENT AGAINST DEFENDANT: (A) FOR ALL PAST DUE ASSESSMENTS AND RELATED CHARGES WHICH HAVE ACCRUED AGAINST DEFENDANT’S PROPERTY, KNOWN AS 4622 PARK BREEZE DRIVE, FRESNO, FORT BEND COUNTY TEXAS 77545 AS OF THE DATE OF TRIAL OR FINAL HEARING; (B) FOR INTEREST ON ALL UNPAID AMOUNTS AT THE RATE OF TEN PERCENT (10%) PER ANNUM, TOGETHER WITH ALL COSTS AND OTHER CHARGES WHICH HAVE ACCRUED AGAINST SAID PROPERTY AS OF THE DATE OF TRIAL OR FINAL HEARING; (C) FOR JUDGMENT FORECLOSING PLAINTIFF’S LIEN AGAINST DEFENDANT’S PROPERTY, KNOWN AS 4622 PARK BREEZE DRIVE, FRESNO, FORT BEND COUNTY TEXAS 77545 AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS: LOT FOURTEEN (14), BLOCK FIVE (5), OF TEAL RUN, SECTION TEN (10), A SUBDIVISION IN FORT BEND COUNTY, TEXAS, ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN SLIDE NO. 1933/A OF THE PLAT RECORDS OF FORT BEND COUNTY, TEXAS, AND ORDERING THE SALE OF SAME, SUBJECT TO ANY OUTSTANDING FIRST LIEN MORTGAGE, IF SUCH FIRST LIEN EXISTS; (D) FOR REASONABLE ATTORNEYS FEES OF AT LEAST $4,500.00 IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 5.006 OF THE TEXAS PROPERTY CODE AND THE EXPRESS PROVISIONS OF THE DECLARATION, TOGETHER WITH ADDITIONAL ATTORNEYS FEE, SHOULD DEFENDANT UNSUCCESSFULLY APPEAL THIS COURT’S RULING; (E) FOR AN AMOUNT OF REASONABLE FEES IN CONNECTION WITH THE APPOINTMENT OF AN ATTORNEY AD LITEM TO REPRESENT DEFENDANT; (F) FOR POST-JUDGMENT INTEREST ON ALL SUMS AWARDED TO PLAINTIFF AT THE RATE OF FIVE PERCENT (5.00%) PER ANNUM, FROM THE DATE OF JUDGMENT UNTIL FULLY PAID; AND, (G) FOR ALL COSTS OF COURT, PLAINTIFF FURTHER PRAYS FOR SUCH OTHER AND FURTHER RELIEF, SPECIAL AND GENERAL, AT LAW OR IN EQUITY TO WHICH PLAINTIFF MAY SHOW ITSELF JUSTLY ENTITLED. If this citation is not served, it shall be returned unserved.

Issued under my hand and seal of said Court, Richmond, Texas on this the 17th day of February, 2014.

District Clerk Annie Rebecca Elliott, Fort Bend County, Texas

By Deputy District Clerk Rachel Crisler 281-341-4516

DISTRICT CLERK ANNIE REBECCA ELLIOTT FORT BEND COUNTY, TEXAS

By Deputy District Clerk TENTRA ALLEN Telephone: 281-633-7616

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THE STATE OF TEXAS CITATION BY PUBLICATION TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS AT LAW OF JORGE A ROMERO, DECEASED NOTICE: You have been sued. You may employ an attorney. If you or your attorney do not file a written answer with the clerk who issued this citation by 10:00 a.m. on Monday next following the expiration of forty-two days from the date of issuance of this citation, same being March 17, 2014 a default judgment may be taken against you. Said answer may be filed by mailing same to: District Clerk’s Office, 301 Jackson, Richmond, Texas 77469, or by bringing it to the office. Our street address is 1422 Eugene Heimann Circle, Richmond TX 77469. We are located on the first floor of the Justice Center building.

The case is presently pending before the 268TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT of Fort Bend County sitting in Richmond, Texas, and was filed on AUGUST 13, 2013. It bears cause number 13-DCV- 208547 and is styled: Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, FKA Bankers Trust Company Of California, As Trustee For The Certificateholders Of The Vendee Mortage Trust 1992-1, United Affairs Guaranteed REMIC Pass-Through Certificates vs Nitza Yamileth Romero, Individually and As Executrix Of The Estate Of Ana Vazquez, Deceased; Alberto Romero, Jr.; Rodolfo Eduardo Romero; Roger David Romero; And The Unknown Heirs At Law Of Jorge A. Romero, Deceased, IN Re: 6033 Muskingum Lane, Houston, Texas 77053.

The name and address of the attorney for PLAINTIFF OR PETITIONER is: DUSTIN C. GEORGE MACKIE WOLF ZIENTZ & MANN PC 14160 NORTH DALLAS PARKWAY SUITE 900 DALLAS TX 75254-4319 214-722-5176 The nature of the demands of said PLAINTIFF OR PETITIONER is as follows to-wit: THIS PROCEEDING IS AN IN REM PROCEEDING SEEKING JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE OF THE REAL PROPERTY COMMONLY KNOWN AS 6033 MUSKINGUM LN., HOUSTON, TEXAS 77053 AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS LOT SIX (6), IN BLOCK THIRTY-EIGHT(38), OF MAYFAIR PARK, AN ADDITION IN FORT BEND COUNTY, TEXAS, ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN VOLUME 313, PAGE 529 OF THE DEED RECORDS OF FORT BEND COUNTY, TEXAS; TOGETHER WITH ALL IMPROVEMENTS THEREON SITUATED.

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PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE The Commissioners Court of Fort Bend County, Texas has set a public hearing at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 25, 2014 for Vaquero West Bellfort, being a replat of Reserve “B”, Long Meadow Farms Commercial Reserve, Section 2, Replat No. 3, Precinct 4. The hearing will be held in the Commissioners Courtroom at 401 Jackson Street, Second Floor, Richmond, Texas. Under state law, you the owner, have certain rights with respect to the proposed replat. Should you wish to exercise your right, you may be heard at the planned public hearing. You may contact Matt Tucker with Windrose Land Services Inc. at 713-458-2281 for information prior to the hearing.

Submitted by, Dianne Wilson Fort Bend County Clerk

CAUSE NO. 14-CCV-052115 THE STATE OF TEXAS TO: LETHA HALE, DEFENDANT, GREETING: YOU (AND EACH OF YOU) ARE HEREBY COMMANDED TO APPEAR before the Honorable county Court at Law 4 of Fort Bend County, Texas, at the Courthouse being located at the Fort Bend County Justice center, 1422 Eugene Heimann Circle, in the City of Richmond, Fort Bend county, Texas, by filing a written answer at or before 10 o’ clock A.M. of the Monday next after the expiration of 42 days from the date of issuance of this citation, same being the 10th day of March 2014, to Plaintiff ’s Petition filed in said Court, on the 22nd day of January 2014 in this Cause, numbered 14-CCV052115 on the docket of said Court and styled: Earl Hickerson vs Valda Hale Adams, Letha Hale; allegations as shown in said petition now on file in the Fort Bend County Clerk’s Office.

The officer executing this Writ shall promptly serve the same, according to requirements of law and the mandates hereof, and make due return as the law directs.

ISSUED AND GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL of said Court at office, this the 23rd day of January 2014.

DIANNE WILSON, COUNTY CLERK, FORT BEND COUNTY, TEXAS 30 JACKSON , SUITE 101 RICHMOND, TEXAS 77469-3108

By Tiffany Garcia, Deputy You have been sued. You may employ an attorney. If you or your attorney do not file a written answer with the clerk who issued this citation by 10:00 A.M. on the next Monday next following the expiration of 20 days after you were served this citation and petition, a default judgment may be taken against you.

The name and address of the Plaintiff ’s attorney is: Lori Anne Matthews Matthews & Jaasma LLP 2245 Texas Drive Suite 3000 Sugar Land, TX 774769 281-995-9090

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LEGAL NOTICE INVITATION TO BIDDERS Sealed Bids will be received in the Office of Gilbert D. Jalomo, Jr., County Purchasing Agent, Fort Bend County, Travis Annex, 301 Jackson, Suite 201, Richmond, TX 77469 for the following until THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 2014 at 1:30 P.M. (CST). All bids will then be publicly opened and read in the Office of the Purchasing Agent, Travis Annex, 301 Jackson, Suite 201, Richmond, TX 77469. Bids received after the specified time will be returned unopened. CDs are available in the Purchasing Agent’s Office. All addendums will be posted on Purchasing Agent’s website located at www.fortbendcountytx.gov.

BID 14-040 – CONSTRUCTION OF BRAND LANE FROM AVENUE E TO U.S.90A A pre-bid conference will be conducted on Thursday, March 6, 2014 at 2:00PM (CST). The pre-bid conference will be held at the Fort Bend County Purchasing Department located in the Travis Annex at 301 Jackson, Suite 201, Richmond, Texas 77469. All respondents are encouraged to attend.

Unit pricing is required; payment will be by check. Bonds are required. Fort Bend County reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

Signed: Gilbert D. Jalomo, Jr., Purchasing Agent Fort Bend County, Richmond, Texas

LEGAL NOTICE REQUEST FOR SEALED COMPETITIVE PROPOSALS Sealed Competitive Proposals will be received in the Office of Gilbert D. Jalomo, Jr., County Purchasing Agent, Fort Bend County, Travis Annex, 301 Jackson, Suite 201, Richmond, TX 77469 for the following until THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 2014 at 1:30 P.M. CST). All proposals will then be opened in the Office of the Purchasing Agent, Travis Annex, 301 Jackson, Suite 201, Richmond, TX 77469 and the names of the proposers made public. Proposals received after the specified time will be returned unopened. Solicitation and any and all addendums will be posted on Purchasing Agent’s website located at www.fortbendcountytx.gov.

RFP 14-045 – PROVIDE AND INSTALL BOILERS IN WEST TOWER OF JAIL Pre-proposal conference will be conducted on Thursday, March 6, 2014 at 3:00 PM CST. The preproposal conference will be held at the Fort Bend County Jail lobby located at 1410 Williams Way Blvd, Richmond, Texas 77469. Site visit will commence immediately following preproposal conference. All bidders are encouraged to attend. This is the only date and time vendor will be permitted to complete a site visit.

Bonds are required by successful firm.

Fort Bend County reserves the right to reject any or all proposals.

Signed: Gilbert D. Jalomo, Jr., Purchasing Agent Fort Bend County, Richmond, Texas

THE STATE OF TEXAS CITATION BY PUBLICATION TO: NITZA YAMILETH ROMERO NOTICE: You have been sued. You may employ an attorney. If you or your attorney do not file a written answer with the clerk who issued this citation by 10:00 a.m. on Monday next following the expiration of forty-two days from the date of issuance of this citation, same being March 17, 2014 a default judgment may be taken against you. Said answer may be filed by mailing same to: District Clerk’s Office, 301 Jackson, Richmond, Texas 77469, or by bringing it to the office. Our street address is 1422 Eugene Heimann Circle, Richmond TX 77469. We are located on the first floor of the Justice Center building.

The case is presently pending before the 268TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT of Fort Bend County sitting in Richmond, Texas, and was filed on AUGUST 13, 2013. It bears cause number 13-DCV- 208547 and is styled: Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, FKA Bankers Trust Company Of California, As Trustee For The Certificateholders Of The Vendee Mortgage Trust 1992-1, United Affairs Guaranteed REMIC Pass-Through Certificates vs Nitza Yamileth Romero, Individually and As Executrix Of The Estate Of Ana Vazquez, Deceased; Alberto Romero, Jr.; Rodolfo Eduardo Romero; Roger David Romero; And The Unknown Heirs At Law Of Jorge A. Romero, Deceased, IN Re: 6033 Muskingum Lane, Houston, Texas 77053.

The name and address of the attorney for PLAINTIFF OR PETITIONER is: DUSTIN C. GEORGE MACKIE WOLF ZIENTZ & MANN PC 14160 NORTH DALLAS PARKWAY SUITE 900 DALLAS TX 75254-4319 214-722-5176 The nature of the demands of said PLAINTIFF OR PETITIONER is as follows to-wit: THIS PROCEEDING IS AN IN REM PROCEEDING SEEKING JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE OF THE REAL PROPERTY COMMONLY KNOWN AS 6033 MUSKINGUM LN., HOUSTON, TEXAS 77053 AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS LOT SIX (6), IN BLOCK THIRTY-EIGHT(38), OF MAYFAIR PARK, AN ADDITION IN FORT BEND COUNTY, TEXAS, ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN VOLUME 313, PAGE 529 OF THE DEED RECORDS OF FORT BEND COUNTY, TEXAS; TOGETHER WITH ALL IMPROVEMENTS THEREON SITUATED. If this citation is not served, it shall be returned unserved. Issued under my hand and seal of said court at Richmond, Texas on this 31ST day of JANUARY 2014.

District Clerk Annie Rebecca Elliott, Fort Bend County, Texas

By Deputy District Clerk Rachel Crisler 281-341-4516

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