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FBISD revises bus transportation for Stretch yourself to health at Yoga Mix Studio karate, in Yoga. She contacted as your spine is flexible. Deborah Douglas began her Gifted & Talented Academy students journey her original instructor, Lex Deborah is also available on the path of Yoga Administrative leaders at Fort Bend ISD recently announced a revised bus transportation plan for all GT Academy and high school Academy students that benefits students and saves the district approximately $1 million dollars annually. Administrative leaders held a meeting with parents of Academy
students in December to gather input for the revised plan. In addition to reducing costs, the new plan results in later morning departures and less time spent on the bus for Academy students, and provides administrators with better planning and predictability of routes. Beginning with the 2014-2015
Smoke shop robbed again a Hispanic male, about 5'8" and weighing about 200 pounds. The High Dreamz smoke He had brown hair, a chubby shop has been robbed so many face and was wearing a gray times they might as well put hoodie style jacket, gray pants, in a revolving front door. black tennis shoes and a red and Fort Bend Crime Stoppers black baseball cap. An early has issued a Special Crime 20’s Hispanic female is believed Alert for the most recent duo to to be the getaway driver. have robbed the High Dreamz The group fled in a smoke shop in the 9900 block of 2000’s model gold or silver State Highway 6 between Old Mercury Grand Marquis. Richmond Road and Bissonnet in Fort Bend County Crimes far northeast Fort Bend County. Stoppers, Inc. will pay up to The most recent robbery occurred $5,000 for information leading to at about 9:15 on Thursday the arrest and conviction of the evening January 16, 2014. suspects involved in the robbery According to Sheriff’s of a smoke shop in Highway 6. spokesman Bob Haenel, “Store Anyone with information on this personnel said two men, one of case is asked to call Fort Bend whom had a handgun, walked Crime Stoppers at 281-342-TIPS. into the shop and demanded cash.” With cash in hand, they looted cigarillos from the counter display case and left the store. Haenel said the gun toting suspect was described as a Hispanic male, about 6', and weighing about 170 pounds. He had brown hair and a full beard. He was wearing a red and gray jacket, light gray pants, white tennis shoes and a red and gray baseball cap. His associate/co-conspirator and look-out was described as Suspects By LeaAnne Klentzman
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school year, all Academy bus stops will be located at a Fort Bend ISD elementary school near the Academy students’ homes. Academy bus stop times will be before and after elementary arrival and dismissal times. Also under the revised plan, afternoon high school Academy bus routes will depart approximately 45 minutes after regular dismissal time. This will allow the high school Academy students to attend tutorials and other activities, while after-school traffic clears at elementary schools. Academy parents will have the opportunity to choose an elementary school location during the registration process. Parents and students will, however, be responsible for their own transportation to and from the bus stop each morning and afternoon. Finalized routes and times will be established and communicated in early August. For more information, visit the Academy webpage at www.fortbendisd.com.
Home invasion in Falcon Landing By LeaAnne Klentzman
The residents of a home in the 23500 block of Tayman Park Lane in the Falcon Landing subdivision got a jarring wake up early Thursday morning. According to Sheriff’s spokesman Bob Haenel, at 3:52 Thursday morning January 16, deputies were called to the home after a reported home invasion robbery. Haenel said the intruders were described as four black males wearing mostly darkcolored clothing wielding hand guns and a rifle as they crashed in to the home. Haenel said the responding deputies set up a perimeter, searched the area but were not successful in finding the intruders. Haenel said, “An undetermined amount of cash was taken during the incident.” At press time more questions than answers linger around this incident. Haenel said the case remains under investigation. Crime Stoppers is offering a reward of up to $5,000.
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Gillan to see what she needed to do, and to her surprise, he had sold all his studios and had founded the Yoga Teacher Training and National Certification Course, which she signed up for immediately. She is now the proud owner of the Yoga Mix Studio LLC located at 2519 Cartwright Road, Missouri City. She also offers classes in Tai Chi, and Zumba. Yoga is a Sanskrit word meaning to yoke up or to bind. In yoking up, the mind, body and spirit come together as one to bring forth the higher self that lies in all of us. Strengthen the body ~ Sharpen the mind ~ Grow the spirit! In doing these three together in harmony creates the awareness of your higher self and in that awareness you create emotions of joy, happiness, bliss, compassion. At Yoga Mix Studio, our mission is to help others grow physically and spiritually through stretching/ meditation/exercise and to develop a way of life to ensure health and longevity. In Yoga, you are as young
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in 1974 under the tutelage of Lex Gillan, founder of The Yoga Institute. At a young age, she felt the desire and pull to help others better themselves through exercise, stretching and meditation. She continued her yoga practice daily on her own and with other instructors, John Coons & Mary Blanchard to name a few. And over the years went to numerous retreats and workshops. Also in 1974, she began her training in an Okinawan style of Karate called Shorin Ryu. As these two paths intertwined and she began to teach karate, she incorporated a lot of the Yoga stretches and positions into her karate warm ups. She went on to achieve the title of Renshi (6th degree black belt) and became a direct student of Shurgoro Nakazato of the Shorin Ryu Shorin Kan in Naha, Okinawa. After 30 years of training and teaching, she retired in 2007 but her desire to teach and help others never diminished. In the Summer of 2012, she decided to pursue her desire to continue to teach but not in
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The Land Use Forum is a six-part speaker series highlighting land-use topics such as housing choices, development of activity centers and redevelopment of aging commercial areas in Sugar Land. The series is open to the public and will include discussions important to the City's ongoing efforts to update its Land Use Plan, a document that provides policy guidance and identifies future efforts necessary to accomplish the City's land use goals and objectives. Those unable to attend the Land Use Forum sessions may watch on a live broadcast on SLTV 16 or online at www. sugarlandtx.gov/landuseplan. For more information about the Land Use Plan update and the Land Use Forum series and guest speakers, visit www. sugarlandtx.gov/landuseplan, email longrangeplanning@ sugarlandtx.gov or send questions via Facebook or Twitter at #SLlanduse.
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