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1/29/16 This Week in Huntsville ■ ■ OR Special Called Candmidate foilming open rouMarch 7 At the January 19 meeting, the City Council adopted an ordinance calling for a City news, special election to be held on May 7, 2016. The selection of former At-Large features, Councilmember Position 1 Andy Brauninger as Mayor in December left an open seat on the Council dais. and updates Residents who meet the state and City Charter requirements may file an applica- tion for a place on the ballot in the City Secretary's office through March 7 at 5 p.m. Any qualified voter of the city of Huntsville may cast a ballot in this election, as At-Large Councilmember positions are selected citywide. The At-Large Position 1 Councilmember elected will serve the remainder of the current term, but will then have to run again in November this year, if they wish to try to retain the seat for its next term. Candidate Packets for the 2015 City of Huntsville General Election are available through the office of the City Secretary at City Hall, 1212 Avenue M, or on the City web site at http://www.huntsvilletx.gov/Elections. The City of Huntsville application fee is one dollar, per City Charter mandate. City Secretary Lee Woodward acknowledged members of the public may have ques- tions about the responsibilities of Councilmembers. "The City Secretary's office provides the candidate packets, which include general information, a brief of the state election calendar, and references for guidelines and statutes," Woodward said. "Anyone is welcome to learn more about the du- ties of Councilmembers and how the election process is conducted, even if they have no desire to run for office. The steps to becoming and the obligations of an elected Councilmember are many and varied." For more information, email citysecreta ry@h u ntsvi I letx.gov, call 936-291-5403, or visit the City's Elections page at http://www.huntsvilletx.gov/Elections. There's so much going on at your library, we couldn't fit it all in! You'll find some nuggets like the one at left throughout this issue. To get the full picture, see the muum uVu6 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII � 9' ` ■ Jan- uary 12 issue of This Week ►n IIII �III� Huntsville by going to www.huntsvilletx.gov and clicking on the Publications tab on the City's home page. 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I\ p V I k/ 3 ry ... * ry f � u u wsvl.l,�Tau bl;ic Leib ra r. moa r `,KDo vw �5 ,., , ac8n u�sda pan; ebruar �0:3o a:KAL VL,001/1, /V'z Contact Mary Kokot(936)291-5471 for more information Tuesdays from 5. 1 / �koa< Classes r sr Jrrurb0i� Library's Ikra r s ouIt Rooms / Please register �nr�nr.mun vilieli r ry.com or call b y X % 936-291-5471 For more information j - In Partnership p °it;h.5.1=1.5[:J C'enter for(:aonannini.t 1¢.�nragezrj.ent; LIVE.A.A.HEAL141Y LIFE 51R 1lS ,, ry " h kw A wi lNrt r ,v l SIGN UP NOW! r ................ .............. ME; ii r A FOUR WEED. SERIES ON ESSENTIAL OILS When:Monday,February 8,2016 5:45 p.m.to 6:45 p.m. ' '! Where:Huntsville Public Library '' r 'o Community Room ' r °fir/i 9, irrnl Week 2/February 8-"Love Is In The Air" / �vmu i �J t Week 3/March 14-"Harmonious Hormones" Week 4/April I I-"Lovin'Summer Fun" AAA111LI Visit www.myhuntsvillelibrary.com or call(936)291-5471 for more information LIVE A HEALTHY LIFE SERIES ■ ■ Ken Holland, Police Chaplain Ken Holland was recently named as the second Chaplain at the Huntsville Police De- partment e-partment (HPD). The primary role of the chaplain is to assist the officers in delivering f death notifications. By providing families with immediate support, the on-scene offic- ers are able to concentrate their efforts on the initial investigation. Additionally, the chaplains sometimes provide help to the City's Victim Assistance Coordinator when dealing with victims of violent crime, as well as aiding HPD employees when such 1 needs arise. 1 1 Holland joins Jerry Phillips in performing such duties at HPD. Phillips, named as Chaplain a number of years ago, was sometimes unavailable due to other responsi- bilities or unexpected situations, leading Phillips to consider finding an additional chaplain. Ken Holland visited with Phillips when a situation occurred in his neighbor- ,� hood, and was asked to assist at a death scene. Holland, too, had been considering ways to serve the public more. "In my [administrative and operations] position at University Heights Baptist Church there are some opportunities to counsel and aid others," Holland said. "I had been looking for the right way to do a bit more and to do something out in the community at large, but wasn't sure what avenue it might take. Jerry and I have known each other for man ears, when he g y many was with TABC [Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission] and I was in the restaurant industry, and then later as we both worked with local churches. He gave me an inside look at what would be expected and how to best help our citizens and officers. It seemed a challengingm ',,, r' p p way to answer needs in our community and provide a public service." After attending Police Chaplain training and shadowing Chaplain Phillips, Holland says he now stands ready. Chief Lunsford said, "We appreciate both of these men for their dedica- tion and willingness to advance HPD 7s Chaplain program." Holland attended Sam Houston State University, initially studying criminal justice but graduating with a degree in business administration. After a number of years in the restaurant business and later with Motorola, he accepted a position with University Heights Baptist Church as the Minister of Administration. Holland was a member of the 2014 City U. program and is a member of the City's Hotel Occupancy Tax Board and Board of Adjustment-Zoning. He also serves on the TCLOSE Training Advisory Board of the Office of Inspector General for the Texas Depart- ment of Criminal Justice as a public member and is an incoming board member for the Huntsville/Walker County Chamber of Commerce. "I can't thank Jerry enough for his mentorship," Holland said. "I have great respect for his experience and appre- ciate the trust he placed in me to offer this possibility initially. It is a pleasure to work with him and everyone at H PD." Computer c asses avai s a at t oLi6rary Intermediate Class Registration Begins December , rrrto Classbr � n ��rC December 15 Mass Schedule There are 5 different subjects in this course: Each Class is from 10 AM to 11 AM Do you see some subjects you like uuuuu uul uul 1. Creating and Saving Files and others you don't care for? m uuuiiiiuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuiiiiiii �uu uu u i Ali",I [ of um ' ° 2. Creating M" oving Files into Folders 11IM"Mm ZZE Jan.s Jan.'8 Feb. Feb.12 3. Deleting and File Types You may the subjects in any isimal= Ga Jan.12 Jan.15 Feb.16 Feb.19 4. Downloading Files order,and you do not have to register 5.. Downloading Programs for eines you don't like Jan.19 Jane 22 Feb.2Feb.26 Mar.2 Jan.26 Jan.29 Mar.1 Mar.4 uiiu�il v °1 IIIIu.uiiiiiil .., Classes will be on Tuesday and Fridays Class will start on January 5t",2C1� Feb. Feb.a Mar. Mar.11 from 10 am to 11 am in the omputer'Lab 11,12121,Idl,run through March 29th',2416 w IIMar.15 Mar.18 Mar.29 You can register online at rnyhuntsvil lelibrarycorn or at the Tach Reference Desk You can register'online at myhuntsvillelibrary:com or at the Tech Reference Desk Saturda Februart,&* 6, 2016 7*00 am to 12 Ou' noon Walker County Storm Shelter 455 Hwy 75 North, Huntsville, TX 1 500 Hardwood and Softwood Trees $1 .00 Donation per Tree ........... ......... ........... $1 Wildf lower/Sluebonnet Seed-2 tbs P $5 WHO lower/Bluebonnet Seed -2 cup,,,, ..................... ..... ......... .............0" . ...........I'll, $2.00 Pecan Wood Chips-$1.00 per bag or Limit 5 I Bag Free with Each 5 Trees Sponsored by Walker County Proud Communities Trees I)onated by Texas Forest Service Educational Materials Furnished by Walker County Master Gardeners CITY of Huntsville Solid Waste and Recycling Natmional Festolval Comes to Town For a thirdear, the National Book Foundation returns to Huntsville in National Awards y the springtime with the National Book Awards Festival. This blooming literary occasion brings recent National Book Award Finalists to town ,for "°"" " ��� SAM a� �NN�� 1`01N three days of events. Its an outreach program that exists to promote reading andAmerican literature on the SHSU campus, in the community, STA.-, ,""rEl,.n.....JNIVERSiTy", and in the public schools, with the goal of bringing books (and the worlds contained within them) to people who might not otherwise have access to them. The 2016 guests will be Fiction Finalist Angela Flournoy, Finalist in Young People's Literature Noelle Stevenson, and Poetry Finalist Ada Limon. Join them all at the Huntsville Public Library's Community Room from 5-6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 16, to share the warm welcome for which we're known. Then make plans for the main event on Friday, March 18, beginning at 6 p.m. in the Concert Hall of the Gaertner Center for Performing Arts. Steph Optiz, former literary director of the Texas Book Festival and fiction co-chair of the Brooklyn Book Festival in New York, will serve as the moderator for the onstage interviews. There will be other opportunities to meet and interact with the authors and learn more about their books and the National Book Foundation during this free festival, including activities at the Huntsville Public Library and the Wynne Home. For more info., visit www.shsu.edu/nba or follow at www.facebook.com/shsubookawards or @shsubookawards. Master Gardeners and Spring Veggies at the L106rary The Huntsville Public Library is pleased to host the Walker County Master Gardeners annual spring planting work- shop, "Starting Your Spring Vegetable Garden," on Monday, February 15, from 11:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. in the li- brary's Community Room. The Master Gardeners will discuss different gardening styles, soil preparation, planting time, fertilizers, watering, drip irrigation, pest control, and more. Those who feel they lack sufficient space to plant will be delighted to learn that gardening is not necessarily confined to plants in the ground. With creativity, imagination, and expert guidance from the Master Gardeners, attendees will leave with the knowledge of how to easily turn almost anything into a beautiful and overflowing container garden. Texas Master Gardeners are members of the wNallcer County Master Gardeners Presents a Free workshop local community who have been accepted into the Master Gardener training program in Walker County, have attended 50 hours of SUA ing Your SprIng Vegetab[e G ardm instruction and have committed 50 hours of volunteer service to Walker County's Texas Monday,Febmary15,M6 Cooperative Extension program in order to attain certification. The group is committed moo a.m to=45 a.m. to educating others in the community about a T6reHuntsville PublicLibra Commune loom variety of horticulture-related topics. Their '� workshops and presentations are presented in an engaging manner that is conducive for earning. f% To learn more about the Master Gardeners, visit their website at htt /txmg org/wa l ker rRegister online for this free workshop IIIIr Y at www.MyHuntvilleLibrary.com Door prizes will be awarded. Contact Mary Kokot at the library at 936-291-5471 with questions or for For more information,please call(936)291-5471 or go online at www.myd�untsvillelibrary.com additional information. / K �� / n �� / ///// /KS ,/ �� / o / /�� / / / o ��/ / / / / / / / / //%///// ///a %/ % i/� �rr //////%%%%%//////%///r, %////// o%%%/ 0/////� 0 ///////////// ///////� ////////� 0 % %/ I/ The City of Huntsville Parks & Leisure Department would like your help as they develop a new Parks and Recrea- tion Master Plan. The department has been meeting with groups of residents to get feedback on potential pro- jects and priorities. The survey used is also available online for a few more weeks, for anyone to take at any time of day or night. "This survey will be used for long-range planning in our community," said Penny Joiner, Administrative Coordinator for the department. "The large-scale projects you will be asked about in the survey have been brought to staff's attention by citizens and advisory board members. It's a quick and easy survey that will help us determine what you would like in terms of quality of life from the parks and recreation viewpoint." Access the survey on the City's website at http://www.huntsvilletx.gov/158/Parks-Recreation. .� "--------------------------------------------------- err �racion para PresentedU* So Clitize.11ship Preparation Course by.-Sam Houston State University LEAP Center The Huntsville � Pre cntado por: Sam Houston State University LEAP Center u tic L b*a, T,,hp,Huntsvi Ile Public Library Mondays, Mareli 28th -Apn*J ,,2Qc1))')"t1i /%-cwwrrrRGrrt(rrtotur�wra�,,,,,,wwGup"owurt'rw��rrlrtirrNiG�rtrrurrrtrwrtrrrtlGwNrtr�NwlrrMNttuuro+rrrr�ru'rr! / ,,,,,.,/// „/. /iiiiiiii „/ ,, �, %/ �awwr wr Glass Grauitas para;um,;rants Fecha: L.runes 28 cue enbus s de cuidadania,cursode semanas de preparacion para examen F ara nabral iz ac i n � � � � El cure indiuye: Lugar:Cun.rto Co- . Peso de Aphcacicn munit�r n n 1 � 1 « Entmvista OrA IOItI ca de Huntsvffle , • '"r»ctica para e c wwu, The Hjunt v l e Pu fir L � k�� ar � *flcal Sc �� �r� , pregmtasyrespuestas Prates'or at SHSUwifl, esen, a FREE,five- 'ee col 'se designed to prel),are, 'i'mnii,gratitsfor,the,Naturalization Exam. 0 Faro was in rruacion: For more Mike Yawn,, ,adult Literacy Coordinator Uary Hokot or Cl,i,ristinaPere Poli a en HST Hunt�i l public lilaxax.untsville � 121913th Street Hunts- (936)36) , 4 �� ���� , �. �. ; Mlle,T .77340 T'ime to Createl. a HPL is hostingits 6th Annual Art Contest open to all students ages 5-18. The con- a ; r Callingall Artists. p Y g u test theme is "Inspired B the Imagination r of Daydreams.„ Enter your art in the Children's Coordinator Rachel McPhail says, "We a re a I I certainly excited to see Friends of the Huntsville Public m , r A0111 what the students draw for the contest." ;; LibraryEgg ¢k Entries must be submitted at the libraryin person with an entry form by Friday, Febru- Annual Art Cont, r ary 26 at 7:00 p.m. Fifteen winners will be „for children 5-18 e ar selected b a panel of local community / member fudges. Winners will be formally � w announced at the Artwork Unveiling Cere- '° fission deadline is February 2 //i/// /' % �%i//, mony on Saturday March 12. For more /�/" i%% i%„ /r f„i information call Children's Coordinator Ra- �/ Iru�s, m� chel McPhail at 936-291-5910. cif / r y How Texans Can Volunteer ......... .... .......... '111 N/Ml/f/WS and Donate Responsolbly 14, In the face of disaster, Texans have always come together with courage, compassion and unity to ask, "How can I help?" If you want to volunteer for disaster work, there are many tasks to do after a disaster cleaning-up and re- building are two of the biggest. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) suggests that volunteering through a local voluntary organization may be the best way to find meaningful volunteer work after the disaster. Such organizations are often in the best position to know about opportunities for volunteers in the long and difficult recovery phase. In addition, volunteering through an established organization provides a better chance of having in- surance and liability protection when you work as a volunteer. The Texas chapter of National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) is a good source of local organiza- tions in need of volunteers. Texas VOAD represents more than three dozen faith-based, community, nonprofit and non-governmental groups that include volunteer engagement as a key component of their operations. For a complete list of these organizations, with links to their websites, visit Texas Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster at http://txvoad.communityos.org/cros/node/104 In the immediate disaster response period there are often many people who want to volunteer at the same time. Re- member to be patient. It may not be clear until days after the incident how volunteers can get involved. There are of- ten greater needs for volunteer help when the community enters the long-term recovery period. Texans can learn more about volunteering and the benefits of volunteering during a disaster by viewing a video athttp://www.fema.gov/media-library/assets/videos/112533 If you cannot volunteer your time or talent, FEMA officials say making a donation to an organization involved in disas- ter recovery is a sensible, efficient way of helping the people in need. Cash contributions to voluntary organizations make good sense for a number of reasons: • Financial contributions help ensure a steady flow of important services to disaster survivors in need; • Local organizations spend the money in the local disaster area, accelerating recovery of the local economy; • Cash donations rather than unsolicited donated goods avoid the complicated, costly and time-consuming pro- cess of collecting, transporting and distributing the goods, and cash donations to recognized relief organizations are tax-deductible. Showing up at a disaster site unexpectedly can create an additional burden for first responders. Volunteering and do- nating through existing channels, and making responsible decisions that do not hamper the recovery, is the best way (an Pancakes Increase A re'trospecti*ve of the works of Literacu.P es. Love eating breakfast for dinner lid and supporting good causes? The Kiwanis Club will be holding K& J .en Z 1941-2002 their famous Pancake Supper at the Huntsville Public Library on Fri- On Exhibit day, February 19, at 5:30 p.m. For Januaxy' 30, 2016 - April 30, 201,6 $5, come enjoy all you can eat Pancakes, sausages, and drinks. Proceeds help support literacy pro- 00 Jill grams at the Huntsville Public Li- a 41 ,0, bra ry. More info. at 936-291- 5472. 0 roper Retirement of F1 gs Local resident and veteran Mike Belovsky was moved to tears recently, upon finding someone had thrown away a United States flag in a garbage dumpster. He respectfully removed the flag, delivered it to the HEARTS Muse- um nearby to be disposed of correctly, and wrote a letter that was printed in The Huntsville Item, reprinted in part below. vl "To the individual who so shamefully dis- carded that flag I say, "If you need trans- l ftp'`` J�, i„ny�`/ ��i i / ✓ ,Fa�/ portat►on to another country, I will e more than lad to let you use m Air Miles credit,, g y y 1 for a one-way ticket. You certainly dont deserve to live in this country! You passed the museum on your way to the dump. What would it have cost you? A little time to do the right thing " A similar incident befell local Boy Scout ��'�'' o FIII¢Y Matthew Fields and his dad Chuck a few m, years ago. They also retrieved a trashed U.S. flag and Matthew began noticing tat- tered flags being flown around town. The 1 6 experience led him to build Flag Deposit /r f/ilii// ° »is r� ° i.�' /"✓H i"��/r'o� boxes for an Eagle Scout project, making it very easy to properly retire a United States or Texas flag here in Huntsville. The boxes are at Cit Hall and the Walker Count City y i 11091 Courthouse and Matthew has collected / over 850 flags from them. Did you know there are twenty different ways to properly retire the United States flag, and only one correct way to retire the Texas flag? Did you know it is bad form to talk about destroying a Texas or United States flag, and that the correct terminology is to retire a flag? Matthew and his father became very interested in the correct handling of flag disposal, and Chuck has been an ongoing instructor for local Boy Scouts in correct protocol. "Just put it in the box," Matthew said, "we will pick up year- round from both locations, and store the flags until we have our annual ceremony in October." Each fall the Fields host a camporee, and alternate retirement „r,i�l�hrf�r1r,�lfiilynH,ync,�l>rirl4,l!m�i/i�>'�ii✓�t��>!y�r4nl�lf�yiii�fl tiv�///,%�/i/ i / / of United States and Texas flags, as Chuck Fields said the two should not be handled at the same time. "You never retire the Texas and U.S. flags in the same ceremo- ny," as Mr. Fields also informed us. Each deserves its own time for respect " e Matthew said learning about the process and how to correctly Al handle the flags in all situations has been really interesting for , I him, especially hearing the stories about flag history. 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O a l' ""�u i`s' N to Berre deputation,call interested,ersons must completethe stater andaat d traaln;n l res vided the Waalk r County books Voter Registration Officefree of charge. 9th Artrwa] rint ers/Scanners You aro ehgi ..11a:to register voters its Walker County it"yo w: Electronic Cpiers "Projectors V are at 1a*Kwst 18 years old, V are a United States dtpzen1 Recycling not have been deterrmvned by a final juud flwnnewnt of a counrt exercising probate aS a Screens ' 1 ictf ra t b � ay uurwsd y LED S�"�""�"ens totalg nnerntaii wncla aclfatad�or partially wnermtally incapacitated without the right to voteA V rneve,r have been convicted of failing to deliver a voter appikafion to a voter registrar,isttar, V not have been firnai�ly onvi�t d f a f0ony,or,if convicted,must have � J"� �" fuupen us h w ge co sw,iterned in lardirnp any term of ftarceration,paroge,or *, Accessories y su dn„ period of probation ordered by any court,or vel been pardoned or othlervdse released from the resulting disability to Grote; *° not have been finally convicted of'6derntity theft under Section 32,51 of the Penal Codec and ��,N„Ir "�”r�'eJ"��" uaih *° are,a resident of the statin of Texas, Netw " king Equipment • Contact the voter registrar in your county, • if your are edigilble,the,voter registrar nil issue you a certificate of appoirntrnlent and piive your a we,c6pt book. , -Stereos � • orcnew„ you madios q gy not,roc.0vo another PQ.rson's voter re'a isitration applic"Ation unti I you have,comt)leted In accordance with House Bull 1570,At the tkne of your apponrntmernt,the voter registrar wW provide uanforrrnatiown about the,tnwnes and placcws at vrhich the traiwnirnud hs City of Huntsvillear Cell Phones offered. , to and cre States a voter registration appfncation form from any resident of the county who is: ac h y 9IH�5 PDA Palm pilots �"o d•rstrnbuute and accept a dzen; • A resident of the couunty; Rechargeable • t least 17 year and tit months of ape; • Not a contracted felon(unless the person's sentence has been connpleted,inckj&ig probation or parole or the Batteries person Inas been pardoned or otherwise released from the resutitinn fg Osabifity to vote)" • Not a person deterrrnurned by a firms jutdadrnnewnt of a court exercising probate ju 6sdictiorn to be(t)totally rnnemntally nrncapacwtatedp or()pawfially rnnewntalily arncapacRated without the riladhwt to`'rote. ' Fettle Bad eries A volunteer deputy registrar may distribute and accoptapplications from voters who wish to change or correct information voter registration cc�r.tif`icate(such as n' �ddross). 0 OA � r on thcwir,urot artne,or a f 1 r� l� y � Ir ilk �n1 1 f 1 wf llibl�w� Iff�� LESolid Waste&Recycling o12: For iformatut t"lr please se call Decernuber 8,2015,tut a°:W`1dlnni »1a1v 6,2016,at w00pi Services at 936-294-574 IOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIN�,!9�1�� 00 10 A Januar�, , -jut � ,2016�t�0 ^t March 1l2016,tit wffnuAugust , 01 � w tr .... l ,kau15,2016,at 2.00pim Auram 1tV1N wwN�w�Nw . /la �01frt wfll uSeptember 1 01tat 2:00lru June ,2016 tut tftlru2017 Schedule ail be avail hl r Jan.2017 a�»mnr�» Na „ llll, l rcrrrwrrag will be a,4crrreellrTMrf in the ewrya^art rrfar pr°rrraa°rr^w°r°rrwr-rttt, awe lr/ '�y is/6�!Illiii'll I' a �y Nrt�Wim, iIIII^r I Y II I'I'I V��IIIII II li III�III still i h II I I�i PLEASE CALL LL(936)436-4959 FOR MORE INFORMATION. �ig�ll)�, yll �IiIIIIn11Y II � a ooN