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- Alan Lowenthal's lengthy Long Beach political career now takes him to Congress
- 40th Assembly District: Veteran congresswoman Roybal-Allard defeats David Sanchez
- Measure D: Downey voters back lowering utility users tax
- Measure P: Bellflower voters OK utility tax increase
- Cerritos College $350 million bond measure passes
- Cerritos College board incumbents lose seats as Latinos added
- Long Beach's 33rd Senate District easily goes to Ricardo Lara
- 72nd Assembly District: Travis Allen beats Troy Edgar for Orange County seat
- Long Beach Measure O elections change fails
- Measure N: Long Beach hotel wage measure passes
A bond measure sought by Bellflower Unified School District officials to pay for school facility and classroom improvements was overwhelmingly approved Tuesday.
With 100 percent precincts reporting early Wednesday morning, 71.62 percent of voters approved Measure BB and 28.38 percent voted against it.
According to officials, Measure BB will raise $79 million to upgrade aging classrooms and repair deteriorating roofs and plumbing.
More specifically, the money will be used for:
Expanding district vocational education programs and facilities including welding, automotive technology, medical and health technology, and construction trade;
Upgrading classrooms with up-to-date computers and technology;
Repairing aging school classrooms and facilities throughout the district;
Replacing outdated heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems;
Upgrading and improving physical education facilities and programs;
Making restrooms and classrooms handicap accessible; and
Repairing and replacing leaky roofs.
Opponents argued the measure will not provide funding to keep or hire any teachers and will not provide funding to save educational or extracurricular programs, such as music and sports. Instead, opponents said, the measure will tax residents for the next 30 years, with not one dollar to be used to pay teachers.


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The Huntington Art Collections offers unpaid internships throughout the year. Depending on departmental needs, interns may work in a variety of capacities helping curators and registrars with research, cataloging and object-housing projects. Administrative assignments are also available.
Applications for summer internships are no longer being accepted. Applications for fall and spring internships are considered as they are received. To apply, please send a cover letter and CV to Elizabeth Clingerman, Assistant to the Director of the Art Collections. The cover letter should set out your immediate and long-term goals and specify your dates of availability.
Preference will be given to upper level students studying a relevant discipline; preference may also be given to those with interest in pursuing a career in the museum field.
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Posted 1:56 pm Thursday, January 31, 2013
MIDDAY UPDATE: Kaufman County ADA shot, killed; manhunt on
There is an active search for two men who fatally shot a Kaufman County assistant district attorney earlier this morning outside the Kaufman County county courthouse annex. Authorities believe they have found the car used to get away from the shooting death of a Kaufman County assistant district attorney at the Van Zandt County line. Witnesses to the killing say the assistant district attorney was beaten by the suspects before he was shot. Early reports suggest the assailants used assault rifles. We're following this and will post updates as they become available.
The option for beer and wine sales will go before Whitehouse voters this May, but not in Justice of the Peace Precinct 1. The city verified enough registered voter signatures in Whitehouse to place the proposition to legalize the sale of beer and wine for off-premise consumption on ballots, city secretary Stephanie Wright said. However, Smith County Election Administrator Karen Nelson said petitions for the same measure in Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 were not turned in by the Monday deadline.
The Robert E. Lee Parent Teacher Association will address teen alcohol and drug abuse during a presentation tonight at 7 p.m. at the high school's fine arts auditorium. Known as "Party 101: Consequences of Underage Drinking," this project helps teens, parents, and educators understand the negative effects of underage drinking. According to a statement from Tyler ISD, parents will receive a wake up call about what really goes on at these parties and how, even if their children are not drinking at the party, they are in real danger by being present at the party because of behavior of those who are drinking. Students, parents, and community members are encouraged to attend.
An 83-year-old Smith County man has fallen victim to a time share scam, paying $6,000 to shady companies who offered him twice the amount he would have taken for his vacation spot in Mexico. Jack Durrett, of Emerald Bay, owns Climatic Care in Tyler and has had a time share in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico for about 10 years. Read the full story about what happened to him right now on TylerPaper.com.
Our FocusInOn.Me photo gallery of the day was taken by our Kevin Hampton at the John Tyler vs. Nacogdoches High School basketball game Tuesday night at the Lions' Den. All of the photos are available for purchase. Visit focus in on dot me by clicking the link in the upper right side of the TylerPaper.com home page.
The weather forecast for the remainder of today from the Tyler Morning Telegraph mobile app for iPhone, iPad and android is for a high this afternoon of 63 under sunny skies, and a low overnight of around 35. Sunny again tomorrow, with the high near 60.
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