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know him.”
“We can take it,” Simons said
from page one about himself and his family. “It’s
“It’s hard work,” Johnson said. not the end of the world for us.”
“It’s knocking on doors and talk- With the race behind now fin-
ing to people.” ished, Johnson plans to finish her

There is a difference of 35
years in age between Johnson and
Simons, but that’s something long
before election night Johnson
said it didn’t matter. Simons’,
however, said his 85 years may
have played a role in his defeat.
Especially with voters who are
new to the county and “didn’t
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time working as an attorney in
Fort Worth.
Simons’ term ends in
December and when he moves
out of his Willow Park office he
said he’s not sure what he wants
to do, but sitting around at home
is not an option. Activity at his
church is currently at the top of
his list.

SUPER
from page one
SLANT (Service Learning
Adventures in North Texas) 45
is an historic youth education
program that offers profound
challenges and rewards to its
young participants. SLANT 45
was named after an actual foot-
ball play used by Daryl Johnston
and Emmitt Smith for the Dallas
Cowboys.
SLANT 45 will benefit from
Big Thought’s nearly quarter cen-
tury of experience in develop-
ing collaborative programs and
projects with school districts
throughout the region. Dedicated
to making imagination a part of
everyday learning, Big Thought
is one of the nation’s leading
nonprofit organizations focused
on improving public education
through creative learning.
with SLANT 45,” McCoy said.
In his 30-minute presentation,
McCoy said “the economic impact
locally will be from spill-off to
restaurants and hotels.” He men-
tioned that the National Football
League has reserved 24,000
hotel rooms in the Dallas/Fort
Worth area, and areas such as
East Parker County will take in
customers who are in the area
not even affiliated with the Super
Bowl that will need housing and
places to eat during the week of
the game.
“With all of the hotel rooms
in Fort Worth that will be full
during Super Bowl week, needs
for hotels will spread outward,”
he said.
McCoy also said East Parker
County residents can get involved
by volunteering. He said the com-
mittee needs at least 10,000 vol-
unteers to help with the many
functions and activities planned DOMIINIC GENETTI/THE COMMUNITY NEWS

“We encourage the local for Super Bowl week and prior to Harper Smith, 9, (left) eats breakfast with his sister Sam Smith, 6 (right), at the Aledo Volunteer Fire Department pancake
school districts to get involved the event. breakfast Saturday, April 10.

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