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**Horizons
(Texas County & District Retirement System) |
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Ever wonder what
rodeo clowns do? The Spring issue has a
story about how one man became a rodeo
clown. |
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Star Date
(McDonald Observatory, University of Texas
at Austin) |
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The May/June
issue highlights four new astronomy books
that are coming out this summer. There are
also constellation charts to help with
summer stargazing. |
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Texas Child
Care (Texas Workforce Commission) |
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The Spring issue
gives tips for helping children celebrate
holidays and how to incorporate reading
aloud into classroom activities. There is
also a helpful section for parents on how to
avoid verbal abuse. |
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Texas EMS
(Texas Dept. of State Health Services) |
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The March/April
issue has important information about
recognizing and reporting suspected child
abuse. |
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Texas
Highways (TxDOT) |
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Planning on
doing some hiking this summer? Check out the
May issue to see a list of the top ten
hiking spots across the state of Texas. |
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Texas Parks
and Wildlife Magazine (Texas Parks &
Wildlife Dept.) |
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The May issue is
all about birds—learn more about hawks,
orioles, and migratory birds that pass
through Texas. There is also a calendar of
birding events taking place across the
state. |
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**Wingtips
(TxDOT, Aviation Division) |
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The
February/March issue has an interesting
article on the transportation of organ and
tissue donations from Scott & White Hospital
in Temple, TX. |
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Publications marked with
**
are found in the basement of the Downtown (Main)
Library and are available for checkout.
For a complete list of new publications, send an
email to Lisa Kidder-Lopez
KidderLM@elpasotexas.gov
or call 543-5474 for more
information. |
