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Fred Pankratz invited Canadian’s city manager, Joe Jarosek, to give a brief update on Canadian’s infrastructure and upcoming projects. In total, Canadian has about $6.8 million of infrastructure repairs that need to be done. Of that, $5 million is attributed to asphalt needed to pave currently unpaved streets. The current priority projects to be repaired or replaced are the Red Deer lift station and the Birch Street elevated storage tank. Unfortunately, in the four years that have passed since the city first looked into these projects, the cost has risen about 40 percent and is expected to only go up. The estimated start date on the large projects is within the next two years.

AMARILLO—The public is invited to an Interfaith Day of Prayer and Remembrance at the Bishop Defalco Retreat Center located at 2100 N. Spring St.

The Here Not There Healthcare Clinic opened earlier this month with primary care services provided by Callie Crouch, a doctoral-prepared certified family nurse practitioner, who has been educated and trained in the care of patients of all ages.

O’Reilly Auto Parts recently opened its newest store at 308 S. 2nd St.

With grills fired up for summer, I looked for perfect and easy side dishes. All came from allrecipies.com.

My husband, Peter, is looking around our empty living room. “I’ll always have good memories of this place.” “I will, too,” I assure him.