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Administrator contracts extended; auto tech reno, new admin building go forward

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By BARBARA GREEN
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Bowie School Trustees approved all but one administrator contract during its Feb. 24 meeting, accepted a bid to do renovation work on the new automotive technology building and will advertise for proposals to build the new administration offices.
The board met for a 35-minute executive session for the contract review that includes the assistant administrator, all four campus principals, chief financial officer, lead network administrator, curriculum director, PEIMS director and the Accelerated Learning Academy/Disciplinary Alternative Education program. Each one will have their contract extended by one year.
Superintendent Blake Enlow said the athletic director’s position will soon be vacant as AD and Head Football Coach Cory Mandrell submitted his resignation last week. He thanked Mandrell for his dedication and hard work the last three years.

Read the full story in the mid-week Bowie News.

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Crews tackle an eight-inch water line break

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City water crews had a wet mess as they tried to repair an eight-inch water line break on Tarrant Street near the Bowie Police parking lot on Lindsey. (Photos by Barbara Green)

Top photo) Fire hydrants east and west of the line break on Tarrant were opened to help alleviate pressure as the repairs were made on the line.

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Nelson Street reopens after a lengthy repair project

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After a year of renovations Nelson Street at Mill was reopened today to traffic. Nearly $3 million in repairs were made to this area to repair major drainage issues. A Bowie police vehicle came along and was the first vehicle to roll through after city staff and council members removed the barricades. (Photo by Barbara Green)

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Amon Carter reopens

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Lake Amon G. Carter has now (Thursday, Nov. 14) re-opened for boating. Selma Parkremains closed due to electric problems caused by high water. Water levels remain above normal and boaters should be cautious of possible debris.

The lake was closed on Nov. 8 after heavy rainfall and a rising lake level. It is considered full at 920 mean sea level and through the weekend it was topped more than 922 msl.

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