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80th Year No. 35 817-246-2473 7820 Wyatt Drive, White Settlement, Texas 76108 suburban-newspapers.com August 27, 2020 Sign up to have the free digital edition of the White Settlement Bomber News sent to your inbox weekly! Click Here SUBSCRIBE The City of White Settlement decided to take furlough days to reduce costs and offset some of the budget challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The upcoming furlough days are scheduled for Friday, Aug. 28 and Tuesday, Sept. 8. Residents are requested to plan accordingly as all non-emergency City services will be unavailable on these days. The Police and Fire Departments will remain fully operational. From the City of White Settlement City Furlough Day Scheduled for Friday, Aug. 28 From the Sports Desk with John English Player Feature: Brewer High School’s Rayanna Morton With the 2020 season cut short by the Coronavirus, the Brewer softball team's quest for a playoff berth this past season was tem- porarily sidelined. But the Lady Bears' starting pitcher, Rayanna Morton, is back for the 2021 season, and coach Vera Ortega said the Brewer senior brings a lot to the table. “Rayanna is someone who will give 100 percent all the time,” Ortega said. “She is a great team- mate, is highly respected by her peers, and has a great work ethic, which makes her one of our team leaders both on and off the field.” Ortega said she witnessed an evolution from Morton last season that is encouraging for her heading into 2021. “Last year was a unique year,” Ortega said. “Due to COVID, we did not get the chance to complete the season. However, we saw tremendous growth from Rayanna during the first part of our schedule. Every time she stepped on the mound, she showed a lot of promise and determination. It was her first year on varsity, so the goal was to gain experience both mentally and physically. As the season progressed, she settled in and gained composure and confidence on the mound with each game.” Morton, 17, said 2020 was encouraging for her as it was. “Last year's season was the best I’ve had yet,” Morton said. “I real- ly improved; not just at my position, but as an athlete.” Morton said she is optimistic about 2021 and said that even though the season was canceled, she kept herself in shape. “I’m feeling really good about next season,” Morton said. “Even though last year's district games were canceled, (continued on page 2) WSISD will provide two more dates for free breakfast and lunch for any child 18 years and younger as well as individuals 21 years or younger who meet the federal definition of mentally or physically dis- abled. Families can pick up five meals (breakfast and lunch) on one day a week on Thursday, Aug. 27 and Thursday, Sept. 3. The meals are served in a drive-thru. Students are no longer required to be in the vehicle; however, there are specific guidelines for picking up meals when the child is not in the car. Bring the child's report card, birth certificate or student ID if you have not received a colored card. You can also show proof by showing your Skyward Family Access on your phone. Meals may be picked up at Liberty Elementary located at 7976 Whitney Drive in White Settlement, and North Elementary located at 9850 Legacy Drive in Fort Worth, from 7 to 9 a.m. For questions, call 817-367-1310 or email Kathy Huey at [email protected]. From White Settlement ISD Last Days for Free Student Breakfasts and Lunches Thursday, Aug. 27 and Sept. 3
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The City of White Settlement decided to take furlough days toreduce costs and offset some of the budget challenges due to theCOVID-19 pandemic. The upcoming furlough days are scheduled for Friday, Aug. 28 andTuesday, Sept. 8. Residents are requested to plan accordingly as allnon-emergency City services will be unavailable on these days. The Police and Fire Departments will remain fully operational.
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City Furlough Day Scheduledfor Friday, Aug. 28
From the Sports Desk with John English
Player Feature: Brewer HighSchool’s Rayanna Morton With the 2020 season cut shortby the Coronavirus, the Brewersoftball team's quest for a playoffberth this past season was tem-porarily sidelined. But the Lady Bears' startingpitcher, Rayanna Morton, isback for the 2021 season, andcoach Vera Ortega said theBrewer senior brings a lot to thetable. “Rayanna is someone who willgive 100 percent all the time,”Ortega said. “She is a great team-mate, is highly respected by herpeers, and has a great work ethic,which makes her one of our team leaders both on and off the field.” Ortega said she witnessed an evolution from Morton last seasonthat is encouraging for her heading into 2021. “Last year was a unique year,” Ortega said. “Due to COVID, wedid not get the chance to complete the season. However, we sawtremendous growth from Rayanna during the first part of our schedule.Every time she stepped on the mound, she showed a lot of promise anddetermination. It was her first year on varsity, so the goal was to gainexperience both mentally and physically. As the season progressed,she settled in and gained composure and confidence on the mound witheach game.” Morton, 17, said 2020 was encouraging for her as it was. “Last year's season was the best I’ve had yet,” Morton said. “I real-ly improved; not just at my position, but as an athlete.” Morton said she is optimistic about 2021 and said that even thoughthe season was canceled, she kept herself in shape. “I’m feeling really good about next season,” Morton said. “Eventhough last year's district games were canceled, (continued on page 2)
WSISD will provide two more dates for free breakfast and lunchfor any child 18 years and younger as well as individuals 21 years oryounger who meet the federal definition of mentally or physically dis-abled. Families can pick up five meals (breakfast and lunch) on one day aweek on Thursday, Aug. 27 and Thursday, Sept. 3. The meals areserved in a drive-thru. Students are no longer required to be in the vehicle; however, thereare specific guidelines for picking up meals when the child is not in thecar. Bring the child's report card, birth certificate or student ID if youhave not received a colored card. You can also show proof by showingyour Skyward Family Access on your phone. Meals may be picked up at Liberty Elementary located at 7976Whitney Drive in White Settlement, and North Elementary located at9850 Legacy Drive in Fort Worth, from 7 to 9 a.m. For questions, call 817-367-1310 or email Kathy Huey [email protected].
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Player Feature (continued from page 1)
I never stopped practicing. I was always pitching with my dad orthrowing with my brother.” Morton said one goal she has for herself next season “is to not getso anxious about if the next pitch will be good” and just play the game. “I think we get in our heads too much,” Morton said. “We have theskill, but we need to be more mentally tough, and we are steadilyimproving in this area.” Morton, who has also played clarinet for the past six years and hasreceived Division I ratings at UIL Solo and Ensemble contests, said aplayoff berth next season would be special. “It would mean a lot not just to me but the entire team,” Mortonsaid. “We’ve put so much time and energy into this sport. It would begreat to know our work is paying off.” Ortega said Rayanna has had a busy summer preparing for her sen-ior year on the mound. “Not getting the chance to complete the season last year hassparked her to prepare for her senior year with intensity and purpose,”Ortega said. “She attended our Summer Pride program and we havecontinued to see growth in her speed, strength, agility, and skills.Rayanna has also focused on adding a few breaking pitches to herrepertoire, which will help keep hitters off balance. “Hard work is something Ray does not shy away from, and as weapproach our season this spring, Rayanna will play a key role as theLady Bears work to capture a playoff spot.”
Morton's Favorites Favorite athlete: Sis Bates Favorite sports team: Texas Rangers Favorite food: spaghetti Favorite movie: “Clueless” Favorite tv show: Grey’s Anatomy Favorite book: “In Cold Blood” by TrumanCapote Favorite musician: Harry Styles
First Baptist Church Benbrook located at1015 McKinley Street, in partnership with theTarrant Area Food Bank, is hosting a mobilefood pantry event on Saturday, Aug. 29, from9 to 11 a.m., in the church parking lot. The first 100 families to arrive will receivefree non-perishable food items. Benbrook residency is not a requirement. For more information, contact the churchoffice at 817-249-1526.
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WSISD will extend the school day by 30 minutes for the 2020-21school year. The Texas Education Agency has advised school districts to preparein the event of a district-wide closure during the year due to COVID-19. The additional 30 minutes will enable WSISD to “bank” additionalstudent minutes. This will help ensure that students are not required toattend school beyond the days set in the calendar. Here are the new school hours. Drop off and pick up times will be provided at a later date.
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White Settlement ISD offers career and technical education programs in Architecture andConstruction, Business Education, Marketing Education, Finance, Education and Training,Health Science Technology, Family and Consumer Sciences, Transportation, Distributionand Logistics, Law/Public Safety/Corrections and Security, Engineering, InformationTechnology, Agricultural Science, and Arts, Audio/Video, Technology andCommunications. Admission to these programs is based on interest, aptitude, previouscoursework, age appropriateness, and available class space.
It is the policy of White Settlement ISD not to discriminate on the basis of race, color,national origin, sex or handicap in its vocational programs, services or activities as requiredby Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended; Title IX of the EducationAmendments of 1972; and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended.White Settlement ISD will take steps to assure that lack of English language skills will notbe a barrier to admission and participation in all educational and vocational programs.For information about your rights or grievance procedures, contact Michael Pogue, Title IXCoordinator and Section 504 Coordinator, 8500 Rockway Drive, White Settlement, TX76108, 817.367.1332.
El Distrito de White Settlement ofrece programas vocacionales en Arquitectura yConstrucción (Architecture and Construction), Negocios (Business Education),Mercadotecnia (Marketing Education), Finanzas (Finance), Educación y Capacitación(Education and Training), Tecnología en Ciencias de Salud (Health Science Technology),Educación en Ciencias de la Familia y del Consumidor (Family and Consumer ScienceEducation), Transportación, Distribución y Logística (Transportation, Distribution andLogistics), Leyes, Seguridad Pública, Corrección y Seguridad (Law, Public Safety,Corrections and Security), Ingeniería (Engineering), Tecnología Informática (InformationTechnology), Ciencias de Agricultura (Agricultural Science) y Arte, Audio/Video,Tecnología y Comunicación (Arts, Audio/Video, Technology and Communications). Laadmisión a estos programas se basa en el interés del alumno, su la habilidad intelectual,materias tomadas anteriormente, que el programa sea apropiado para la edad del alumno yque haya espacio en la clase.
El Distrito de White Settlement tiene como norma no discriminar en sus programas, servi-cios o actividades vocacionales por motivos de raza, color, origen nacional, sexo o dis-capacidad, conforme al Título VI de la Ley de Derechos Civiles de 1964, según se enmendó;el Título IX de las Enmiendas en la Educación, de 1972 y la Sección 504 de la Ley deRehabilitación de 1973, según se enmendó.
El Distrito de White Settlement tomará las medidas necesarias para asegurar que la falta dehabilidad en el idioma inglés no sea un obstáculo para la admisión y participación en todoslos programas educativos y vocacionales.
Para información sobre sus derechos o procedimientos para quejas, comuníquese con laCoordinadora del Título IX o la Coordinadora de la Sección 504 Michael Pogue en 8500Rockway Drive, White Settlement, TX 76108. El teléfono es 817-367-1332
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Astronaut Rick Husband by Dr. Ken Bridges
He had wanted to be an astronaut his entirelife. Rick Husband achieved that dream and morein his short, tragic life. Husband was born in Amarillo in 1957. As hegrew up, he saw the triumphs of the earlyAmerican space program, inspiring him to becomean astronaut himself. He graduated from AmarilloHigh School in 1975 and attended Texas TechUniversity in Lubbock. After graduating college with a degree inmechanical engineering in 1980, he was earned acommission as a lieutenant in the United StatesAir Force.
He entered the pilot training program as a firststep to becoming an astronaut. He graduated fromhis initial pilot training in Oklahoma in 1981 andwas later trained on the F-4 fighter. By 1985, the air force had made him aninstructor for other pilots training on the F-4. Twoyears later, he became a test pilot at Edwards AirForce Base in California, flying the F-4 and F-15. The Air Force later assigned him to a pilotexchange program with the Royal Air Force. Hewould end up flying more than 40 different typesof aircraft during his career. He continued his education at the same time,earning a masters degree in mechanical engineer-ing for California State University at Fresno in1990. He tried several times to become an astronaut,but NASA turned him down three times. Husbandpersisted and was accepted into the astronaut pro-gram in 1994. He worked on studies of futuremanned Moon and Mars missions as well as train-ing for a future space shuttle mission. On May 27, 1999, he piloted the shuttleDiscovery into orbit and became the first astronautto dock with the newly completed InternationalSpace Station. He traveled more than 4 millionmiles through 153 orbits on this mission. While proud of his achievements, Husbandwas also devoted to his wife and children. He wasalso a man of faith. He spoke to several churchesabout his experiences as an astronaut but devotedmost of his homilies to the importance of God inhis life. On Jan. 16, 2003, now an Air Force Colonel,Husband commanded the shuttle Columbia as itreached orbit on a scientific research mission. Themission was successful and otherwise uneventfulas the shuttle prepared to land on Feb. 1. However, when the shuttle had initially takenoff, debris from the external fuel tank had brokenoff and struck the protective tiles on the shuttle’swing. The crew was unaware of the damage toColumbia’s protective heat shield. As the craftdescended into the upper atmosphere, tempera-tures on the shuttle’s hull exceeded 3,000 degrees. Without the critical protection to protect thecraft from the intense forces it would experienceduring re-entry, the shuttle could not safely reachthe surface. The shuttle began to disintegrate. Eventually, the crew compartment lost pres-surization and the astronauts all lost consciousnesswithin seconds. The investigation that followednever determined how much the crew knew of theimpending disaster. Rick Husband and his six crewmates died onthat terrible morning in 2003. The world mourned the loss of the astronauts.
Astronomers named a series of newly discoveredasteroids after each of the crew members.Amarillo renamed its local airport after Husbandin honor of its fallen son. For the remainder of the shuttle program, newsafety precautions were enacted to protect futureshuttle missions. These precautions includedinspections of the heat shield once the space shut-tles settled into orbit. The shuttle program endedin 2011. Rick Husband had reached the stars as he hadalways dreamed. One of many great Americanexplorers, he died a hero.
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