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Monday, June 19, 2017
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Justice of the Peace speaks to Rotarians https://www.txfb-ins.com/insurance/agent/Grayson/23242/LorettaAnderson
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4, Rita Noel speaks to Rotarians. Judge Rita Noel, Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4 was the guest speaker at the Hurricane Creek Rotary Club on Thursday afternoon. She delivered a speech on topic of the duties related to her elected position.
Bean had the most," said Noel. "Whitewright was a lot too."
Noel says that she loves her job mostly because of the people she meets. But says that the job can have it's heartbreaking moments as well, such as being called on a Much of the presentation moved into death cases. a discussion of the homeless issue in Grayson County. Noel said that She is the Mrs. David Noel and there are 138 true homeless they have two sons, Nicholas and individuals in the county, but that Sean. They have two doesn't include around 800 that are grandchildren and four grand "couch-to-couch" homeless. She dogs. indicated that Gunter had over 200 couch-to-couch homeless alone. Prior to being elected JP, she was with the Grayson County Sheriff's Noel disputed that it was just Office as a Civil Deputy and Civil teenagers that were couch-to-couch Clerk in collections. She's a homeless. "It's people who's family volunteer for the North Texas who don't have a home and they are Veterans Courty which offers living with friends," said Noel. breakfast and mentoring to veterans before they go to court. She also talked about truancy cases She is a member of the Justice of being a part of her job. When kids the Peace and Constable don't go to school, they hold court Association of Texas, Texas with the parent or student. Noel Peace Officer, indicated that Howe had zero truancy cases in the 2016-17 school Noel will be seeking re-election in year. March of 2018 and currently is running unopposed. "Van Alstyne had a couple and Tom
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Summit Gardens coming together thanks to volunteers A team effort between Rick Owens and Boyd Dunn have made great strides with the renovation of Summit Gardens (formerly the First Christian Church of Howe). Walls have been moved and new frames have been constructed and put in place for future restrooms. The upper level flooring has been put in place and Baker Air Conditioning and Heating will be installing the air system at their earliest convenience, although they
are heavily back-loaded with jobs currently. Sheet rock has been delivered which will go in the upper level area as the bottom sanctuary will remain the original ship lap exposed wood, but seal-coated. The original hardwood floors will be re-sanded and preserved. T&R Roofing of Howe will be removing the existing roof and replacing it in the next couple of weeks.
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