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POETRY IN MOTION

Combining a nod to its future with an ode to its past, the new Town of Poetry saw its first elected leaders sworn into office May 15 during a community-wide fundraiser dedicated to historical preservation.
ABOVE: Poetry’s first town council. From left is Terry Fowler, Mike Jaffe, Tom Anderson, Mayor Tara Senkevech, Brian Vinson and Simeon White. At far right is Judge Andrew Bench, who swore them in to office. COURTESY PHOTO

New principal hired for Terrell HS

The Terrell Independent School District has hired Adam Toy as its new high school principal for the 2021-2022 school year. Toy joins the district from Carrollton Farmers Branch ISD, where he has served as the principal for DeWitt Perry Middle School since 2017.
ADAM TOY

New city officeholder

Judge James Williams administers the oath of office Tuesday to new City Council member Stephanie Holmes-Thomas. She was elected to the District 4 seat formerly held by Charles Whitaker. See the new council member’s family and friends on page 2A. HANK MURPHY PHOTO
New city offi ceholder

Police

Arrests: Alex Carrillo, 28, Terrell, no driver’s license, expired vehicle registration, possession of drug paraphernalia. Leigh Clare Donahue, 46, possession of a controlled substance (PG 1) less than a gram.

In appreciation of police

Mayor Rick Carmona proclaimed Tuesday, May 11 as City of Terrell Police Officer Recognition Day and called upon citizens to thank the city’s men and women in blue. Here he presents the proclamation to Terrell Police Chief Ken McKeown.
In appreciation of police

Mayor for the Day pushes museum agenda

Almost everyone has exclaimed: “If I were mayor, governor, president, etc., I’d do …” Well Bill Huthmacher, board president of the No. 1 British Flying Training School Museum, got that chance on April 27 when he became Mayor for a Day of the City of Terrell.
Bill Huthmacher, left, gets the key to the city from Terrell Mayor Rick Carmona after Huthmacher claimed his auction prize and became Mayor for the Day. COURTESY PHOTO

Around Town

May 15: A Spring Festival will take place at Camp Ground Church in Poetry. Pancake breakfast from 8:30 a.m.

Another great Pancake Day

Folks flocked by the hundreds to the Terrell Kiwanis Club’s annual Pancake Day festivities at the Rockwall and Brin Church of Christ fellowship hall Tuesday. Proceeds from Pancake Day will be used to help fulfill the Kiwanis Club’s mission of helping children locally and across the globe.
Another great Pancake Day
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