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FFA Booster Club to hold fundraiser

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The Terrell FFA Booster Club has announced that it will be hosting its annual fundraising event April 9 at the Able Springs Volunteer Fire Department station located at 30000 FM 429 North in Terrell. Events will kick off at 5 p.m.

BLOTTER

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Terrell police made the following arrests and responded to the following incidents from March 16 to March 22: Arrests: Toria Deon Ellis, Terrell, 50, failure to maintain financial responsibility Fernando Escobedo, Kaufman, 36, possession of drug paraphernalia Dolores Reina, Terrell, 38, driving while license is suspended/invalid, failure to maintain financial responsibility Landa Turner Henderson, Terrell, 51, assault by contact - family violence Troy Anthony Kelley, Terrell, 41, failure to maintain financial responsibility, wrong/fictitious/altered/obscured license plate, theft of property >=$100<$750, resist arrest or transportation Frederick Donnell Mitchell, Terrell, 31, no drivers license Tony Anthony Staples, Jr., Terrell, 43, public intoxication, assault by contact – family violence, in park after hours, possession of drug paraphernalia David Shepard Wells, Jr., Terrell, 39, assault family/household member impeding breathing or circulation Brandon Tyrice Boyd, Mesquite, 30, unauthorized use of a vehicle Salvador Lopez-Davila, Terrell, 27, failure to maintain financial responsibility Robert Elliott Strickney, Terrell, 53, CO failure to comply with notice Todd Michael Callahan, Euless, 54, criminal trespass Antonio Demontrei Johnson, Kaufman, 41, possession of a controlled substance PG1 <1G; no drivers license Devoria Antonio Hardy, Fort Worth, 20, evading arrest/detention with a vehicle, unauthorized use of a vehicle Courtney DaQuan Milton, Lewisville, 21, tamper/fabricate physical evidence with intent to impair Timothy Wade Hubbard, Kemp, 27, no drivers license, failure to maintain financial responsibility Randy Ivan Windfield, Terrell, 56, robbery Incidents: Theft: March 16, 700 block of Mineral Wells Street Fraud/Forgery: March 16, 1000 block of Meredith Drive Property Damage: March 16, 1700 block of Wilson Road Property Damage: March 16, 100 block of Pinkston Street Theft: March 16, 100 block of State Highway 205 Property Damage: March 17, 2300 block of West Moore Avenue Burglary: March 17, 300 block of Tanger Drive Theft: March 17, 1900 block of West Moore Avenue Property Damage: March 17, 2200 block of West Moore Avenue Theft: March 17, 300 block of West Moore Avenue Theft: March 18, Brushy Creek Lane Burglary: March 18, 1200 block of South Adelaide Street Theft: March 18, 1400 block of West Moore Avenue Disturbance: March 18, 1100 block of South Medora Street Assault: March 19, 1700 block of South State Highway 34 Auto Theft: March 19, 300 block of Tanger Drive Disturbance: March 19, 200 block of Heather Lane Circle Harassment: March 19, 1700 block of South State Highway 34 Disturbance: March 19, 200 block of Heather Lane Circle Residential Burglar Alarm: March 20, 100 block of Hamilton Drive Theft: March 20, 200 block of Baker Street Abandoned Vehicle: March 20, 600 block of Apache Trail Suspicious Activity: March 21, 100 block of Windsor Avenue Theft: March 21, 900 block of North Virginia Street Suspicious Person: March 21, 1100 block of South Rockwall Avenue Burglary: March 22, 1700 block of Wilson Road Property Damage: March 22, 1700 block of Wilson Road Burglary: March 22, 100 block of Rock Creek Lane Burglary: March 22, 200 block of Heather Lane Circle Assault: March 22, Griffith Court Assault: March 22, 1900 block of North Frances Street.

Around Town — HAPPENINGS IN & AROUND TERRELL

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March 25: The Knights of Columbus Fish Fry will run from 6-8 p.m. at St. Johns Parrish. The cost is $12 per adult, and $6 for children under 12. Fish fries will also be held every Friday in March as well as April 1 and April 8.

PANCAKE DAY

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The Kiwanis Club of Terrell hosted its annual Pancake Day at the Rockwall and Brin Church of Christ March 22. The Kiwanis Club of Terrell is a part of Kiwanis International, and carries out a mission of helping to serve the needs of children through a variety of charitable efforts each year. Courtesy photos
PANCAKE DAY

How to cut costs on home renovations

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Do you still have an avocado green kitchen? Is your living room dank and dark? Perhaps there is only one bathroom for a family of six? Answering yes to any of these questions could serve as the catalyst for a home renovation project.
How to cut costs on home renovations

Low-cost ways to revamp living areas

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Home improvement projects require substantial financial investment. But just because a homeowner wants to bring a fresh look indoors doesn’t mean he or she has to break the bank along the way.
Low-cost ways to revamp living areas

Did you know?

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Investing in a home renovation project not only requires money, but also time and patience. While contractors, architects and designers can estimate how long a project may take, it is impossible to anticipate all of the scenarios that can affect that estimated timeline. Information from the real estate firm Keller Williams indicates an average kitchen remodel involving installation of new countertops, cabinets, appliances, and floors can take three to six months.

Rethink your kitchen layout

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Kitchens are the most popular rooms in many homes. Even though The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics states the average person spends just 68 minutes each weekday consuming food, and around 37 minutes preparing meals, the kitchen is not just a spot for food. It also is a gathering place for conversation, homework and family time.
Rethink your kitchen layout
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