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HAPPENING THIS WEEK
Tuesday, May 24
CASH MOB AT VILLAGE LANE
APOTHECARY
Join the Cash Mob for lunch and
shopping at Village Lane Apothecary
from noon to 1 p.m. This charming
shop not only serves as a
COUNCIL PASSES RESOLUTION OPPOSING TEX
RAIL, PERMANENTLY BARRING TRAIN STATION
Citing citizen concerns and a need for clarity, Mayor Newton
and Mayor Pro Tem Putnam had requested a resolution be
placed on the agenda stating Colleyville's opposition to TEX
RAIL and permanently barring the city's participation in the
construction of any rail station within the city limits of
Colleyville.
After some discussion at the May 17 City Council meeting,
Mayor Pro Tem Putnam suggested a change in the wording
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pharmacy, but also sells gifts,
coffee, and milkshakes.
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AVAILABLE NOW
RED, WHITE & SOUSA VIP
SEATING NOW ON SALE
VIP Tables for the Colleyville
favorite Red, White & Sousa are on
sale now. Reserve a table for four
for $30 and a table for six for $35.
The June 24 event features a
patriotic concert from The Vocal
Majority and food trucks. Call
817.503.1161 to reserve your seats
today.
COMING SOON
Tuesday, May 31
SIGN UP FOR SUMMER
READING, GET NRH20 TICKETS
Summer Reading begins Tuesday,
May 31, and children who sign up
within the first week, from 10 a.m.
May 31 to 3 p.m. on June 4, receive
a free single day admission to
NRH20 Family Waterpark, while
of the resolution from, "...never subjected to voter input," to
"...never subjected to input at the county level."
Read the resolution or watch video from the meeting
here
MAYOR, COUNCILMEMBERS TAKE OATH OF OFFICE
On May 17, the city of Colleyville welcomed three new
members to the Colleyvillle City Council with the swearing in
of recently elected officials: Mayor Richard Newton,
Councilmember Tammy Nakamura, and Councilmember
Bobby Lindamood.
The new mayor and city councilmembers took the oath of
office, followed by a brief reception for family, friends, and
supporters, before taking the dais to resume the city council
meeting.
The City Council went on to elect Councilmember Chris
Putnam as mayor pro tem in a unanimous vote.
Congratulations to Mayor Richard Newton, Councilmember
Tammy Nakamura, Councilmember Bobby Lindamood, and
Mayor Pro Tem Chris Putnam.
TOWN CENTER RESTAURANTS TO OPEN SOON
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supplies last. Registration will be
available in person on the Library's
first floor. Learn more about the
Library's Summer Reading
Program
Wednesday, May 25
STRENGTH 45
The Senior Center offers a weekly
Strength 45 exercise class on
Wednesdays that aims to help
people improve their balance and
flexibility.
For more information see the
Summer Recreation brochure
Friday, June 3
TUMBLING FOR TOTS
This class teaches the fundamentals
of gymnastics on a floor mat while
developing flexibility and strength.
Chidlren learn sports skills such as
catching, throwing, and kicking.
Classes build self esteem and create
group interaction skills.
Sign up today
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Two new restaurants are on schedule to open soon in Town
Center Colleyville. French restaurant Crepes Bistro will be
located near Costa Vida and Rooster's Men's Groomer while
Asian restaurant Rice Pot plans to open near Azure Dental
and Cook Children's After Hours.
The May Economic Development Report features more
about what other businesses are coming and what has
opened.
SOCCER CAMPS FOR ALL AGES BEGIN JUNE 6
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One Soccer School
One. Soccer School Camp offers programs for children ages
3 to 18 that applies a 10-step curriculum that incorporates
skills, agility, quickness, and more, to teach the game. There
is still time to register, but space is running out.
Get the details
CITY OFFERS VARIOUS
SUMMER CAMPS
MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY
CITY CLOSURES
SH 26 UTILITY
RELOCATION UPDATE
The recreation department
offers a summer camp
perfect for your child.
Summer camp topics include
engineering with LEGO,
soccer, golf, science, art, and
more.
Get the details
City offices, including the
public library and senior
center, will be closed for
Memorial Day, Monday, May
30. Police, fire, and
emergency personnel will
remain on duty.
Trash and recycle collection
will be conducted on the
normal schedule and will not
be affected by the holiday.
Franchise utilities plan to
continue pulling cable and
installing new polls this week,
but that work is dependent on
weather conditions.
SH 26 Utility Relocation