la feria news, april 9, 2014

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WEEK OF April 9, 2014 THrOUGH April 15, 2014

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Track Meet Results

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Saturday, April 19, 2014Registration forms available at the La Feria News officeMore info next week

The Lionette golf team had one goal in mind, WIn the district title.

after coming in a close second last year the returning Lionettes wanted to come home with the District 32-3a title.

These girls worked hard all season competing against 5a and 4a teams and when the time came they blew out the competition.

The Lionettes scored a team score of 416, their next closest competitor Progreso shot a 458. Freshmen Isabel Prado led the Lionettes with a 82, she had won the previous weeks tournament hosted by Progreso with an 88.

Teammate Celica Quin-tana came in as the district runner up by shooting a 95 to take the second medalist medal.

The District meet was hosted by La Feria at Tony Butler golf course. The Lionettes came home with several awards, Isabel Prado was named the District MVP and Celica Quintana, Sam-mie Lopez and Daniela Rob-les were all named 1st Team all District.

On the boys side, the young Lion team placed two play-ers on the all District team. alex Sanchez and armando alvarado were named to the 1st team all District team. alex led the Lions with a 98 and armando followed with a 112.

next up for the District Champion Lionettes is the Regional tournament which will be held at Oso Golf Course in Corpus on april 14th and 15th.

The Lionettes will try to earn a spot at the State tournament, Lionette Celica Quintana narrowly missed the State tournament last year coming in 4th medal-ist.

The top 3 medalists and teams advance to the State tournament which will be held in Bastrop this year.

Lionette Golf Takes District

2014 Lionette Golf Team District Champions Front left to Right: Daniela Robles, Celica Quintana, Isabel Prado, Katya Martinez

Back: Jocelyn Gonzalez, Sara Casarez, Desiree Perez, Sarah Marchan, Sammie Lopez LFN Photo by DBriones

La FeriaLady Golfers Take Aim atRegionals

County Judge Gives Talk at La Feria Chamber Mixer

about sixty La Feria Chamber members and guests attended a mixer on March 19 hosted by the Little Light-house Children’s Rehab.

Cameron County Judge Carlos Cascos entertained the group with a few humorous

stories and also discussed how La Feria is growing, not only in population, but economically.

Chamber President Robbie Zapata of the Little Lions Learning Center stressed the importance of the partnership

between area businesses and the chamber.

Contributors for the event included: the Little Light-house, the Hair Shoppe, neighborhood Doctor, Greg Purcell of GWa Laundry, el Centro, Little Lions Learn-ing Center and Roxanne’s Interiors.

Raffle winners took home a movie package basket, Fiesta de La Feria t-shirts and noelia Flores of Lulu’s won a one year chamber membership.

Current members of the chamber include: ace Tow-ing and Recovery, all Star Family Dentistry, another Closet Self Storage, Basic Storage of La Feria, BBVa Compass Bank, City of La Feria, Dependable Office Systems, el Centro Foods, GC Steel & accessories, GWa Laundry, Jilpas Villar-real Law office, J&M Used Furniture Store, Judge Mike Trejo, La Feria Drug, La Feria news, La Feria Vision Center, Little Lighthouse, Little Lions, Martinez Rent-als, Paraiseo, Professional Medical Supplies, Proud Printing, Realty associates, Reva ayala, Rodeo Dental, Roxanne’s Interiors, Scentsy-Susan Gomez, South Texas Pools, State Farm Insurance-John Ftacek, TC Lawn Ser-

vice, Texas Trader RV, The Hair Shoppe and neighbor-hood Doctor.

The Chamber meets on the second Monday of every month at 11 a.m. at the La Feria Recreation Center and now has a variety of early morning and evening meet-ings for the convenience of business owners.

If you are interested in being a part of the La Feria Chamber of Commerce, give Robbie a call at 622-1308.

Cameron County Judge Carlos Cascos jokes with

the chamber guests

Chamber President Robbie Zapata, and officers Carmen Cadena and Reva Ayala show off one of the

prizes given away in the raffle

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HarLIngen – On April 2, 2014, Elliff Motors owner Bill Elliff, Called the Rio Grande Council office volunteering to help replace the recently stolen Trailer for Boy Scouts. This was a huge relief for the local Boy Scout office in coming up with the needed piece of equipment for operations.

“Mr. Elliff was so gener-ous in this gift and coming to the aid of a Non-profit in

need” said Executive Direc-tor Ernesto Carballo. Mr. Carballo also added “that he is our hero.”

The Rio Grande Council, Boy Scouts of America is a Non-profit Organization that depends on the finan-cial support of individual and local united ways to provide the program that has been in existence for 104 years.

Special thanks to Elliff

Motors for helping to re-place the stolen trailer. For more information on how to join the Boy Scouts of America please contact the Raimond Service Center at 956-423-0250.

Local Business Leader comes to the Boy Scouts’ Rescue

La Feria High School’s UIL One-Act Play advanced from district competition to Area.

Individual acting awards were Tesla Cadena and Carlos Zamora, Honorable Mention All-Star Cast; Vanessa Guerra and Sarah Marchan, All-Star Cast; and Gilbert Prado, III, Best Actor

The community was invit-

ed to a public performance at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, April 7 at the High School. Area competition will be held on April 9 at Edinburg

High School. La Feria is scheduled to perform at 4:00. Attendance from the community would be very welcome!

Public PerformanceLa Feria High School’s Award Winning One-Act Players

offer public performance before Area Competition

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Think about this:“People who try to whittle you down are only trying to reduce you to their size.”

“Blessed are you, when men shall hate you, and when they shall separate you from their company and shall reproach you, and

cast insults at you, for the Son of Man’s sake. Rejoice in that day and leap for joy; for, behold, your reward is great in heaven. “

Luke 6:22, 23

Encouragement for the Week

By Pastor Samuel ThomasFirst Baptist Church, La Feria

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1st United Methodist Church

Pastor Harold Dailey, 797-1393

331 S. Main St., La Feria, Sunday School 10am,

Traditional Worship Service 9am, Contemporary Service 11am,

UM Youth 5pm

International Worship Center

Bishop Ronaldo Ortiz 956-797-1204

116 W. Seventh St., La FeriaServices Sunday (English) 9:30am

Domingo (Espanol) 11am, Miercoles 7pm

Interdenominational Worship Extreme Youth Sat. 6 pm

First Baptist Church of Santa RosaPastor Harold Parker

956-636-1603 118 Jesus R. Cruz, Santa Rosa

Sunday Services 9:30am Bible Study, 10:30am Morning

Worship, 7pm Wednesday Evening

Worship.

Apostolic Faith Tabernacle

Pastor Ramon Zarate 357-6384

621 South Main, La Feria Sunday School 10am

Sunday Worship 4pm, Wed. Evening 7:30pm.

All services are bilingual.

Iglesia Oracion en Su Presencia

Missionary Church,Inc.

Pastors Frank & Janie Gonzalez 797-0044 4th Street, La Feria,TX

Sunday 10am & 6pm, Monday 7 pm Prayer Service,

Wednesday 7 pm, Friday 7 pm.

Church of ChristMinister Gene Head

797-9890912 N. Parker Rd., La Feria,

Wednesday 6pm Bible Study, Sunday 9:30am Bible Study,

10:30am Service, 6pm Evening Service Los Domingos: 12:00

Medio Dia y 7:00pm Los Jueves: 7:00 pm Estudio De Biblia

Faith Church of Christian & Mission-ary Alliance Church

Pastor Oscar Loredo 797-1739

125 W. First St., La Feria,Tx Bilingual Ministry Sunday 10am Sunday School, 11am Worship, Wednesday 7 pm Bible Study,

Friday 7 pm Prayer.

Santa Rosa United Methodist Church

408 Main Street (Hwy. 107/506)Santa Rosa, across from High

School Sunday Coffee and Fellowship 9:30 AM Worship10

AM (Communion fi rst Sunday)Wednesday Prayer Service

9:00 AMPastor: Carole Lahti

(956) 279-3407

Casa de Esperanza Apos-

tolic Church416 W. Spruce La Feria

965-639-4301 Bilingual Services Sunday at 1:00pm

Daniel Martinez - Pastor

St. Mary’s Catholic Church

FR. Edouard Atangana, 956-636-1211

101 San Antonio Ave., Santa Rosa Saturday Mass 5pm Bilingual, Sunday Mass 8am Spanish,

10am English.

First Baptist Church of La Feria

Pastor: Samuel W. Thomas797-1214

Main St. & Magnolia, La Feria Wednesday 6:30pm Youth Bible

Study & Mission Friends, 7 pm Eve-ning Bible Study & Prayer Service,

Sunday 9:45am Sunday School, 11am Morning Worship Service, 6

pm Evening Worship Service.

St. Albans Episcopal Church

Reverend Scott Brown 956-428-2305,

1417 E. Austin, Harlingen,TX Holy Communion 8am, Sunday

School 9:15, Holy Eucharist 10:30am.

Hope in the Word Church

Pastors Jose & Bertha Belmares797-3621,

28354 S. Bixby Rd., La FeriaServices Friday 6pm, Sunday

10am. All services are Bilingual, English & Spanish.

Primera IglesiaBautista956-797-1740

519 N. Main, La Feria Bilingual Services: Sunday

9:45am Sunday School, 10:45am Worship Service, 5:00pm WMU,

6:00 pm Evening Worship Service,

Iglesia Generacion En Conquista

Pastor Samuel y Magda Cer-vantes, Phone (956) 536-2215 2803 W. Exp. 83 Suite A. La

Feria Sunday Service 10am Bible Study, 11am Worship Service,

7pm Wednesday Family Service.

St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church

Fr. Rodolfo Franco797-2666, offi ce: 502 S. Canal

church: 500 South Canal St., La Feria, Saturday Mass 5:30pm,

Sunday Mass 8am Spanish, 10am English, 11:30pm English.

Christ In Our Midst Missionary ChurchPastor: Rev. Daniel Carrizalez

956-742-6311 1 mile N. of FM 506, La Feria Sunday School - 9:45 a.m.,

Sunday Worship - 11:00 a.m., Wednesday Service - 7:00 p.m.,

Monday Prayer - 7:00 p.m.

New HopePresbyterian Church

Mary Breden, Interim Pastor208 West Central Ave, La Feria,TX, 423-0348 Sunday Services 10 amCommunion 1st Sunday

Cowboy Church11235 Swift Ln. Santa Rosa, Tex.

Service at 11:00am Sunday6:30pm pm Monday

956-975-6144 www.westernoutreach.org

St. Paul Lutheran Church

Pastor Nathan WendorfSundays 8:00AM (Traditional)

HC fi rst, third & fi fth10:30AM (Contemporary)HC second, fourth & fi fth

(956) 423-3924602 Morgan Blvd.

Harlingen, TX 78550church@saintpaulharlingen.

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Templo GetsemaniPastor Julio y Claudia Mendoza

Phone (956) 589-501611418 Fifth St. La Feria

Servicios: Tuesday & Thursday 7pm

Friday Pray at 7pm Sunday Bible Study at 10am

& 6pm

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FREE MOVIE, POPCORN AT STROKE SUPPORT GROUP/DIABETES

MEETING IN HARLINGENHARLINGEN – A free movie showing, “Diabetesville,

USA” – along with free popcorn – will be available at a H.O.P.E. (Haven Offering Patient Encouragement) Stroke Support Group on Tuesday, April 15, at 6 p.m. at Valley Baptist Medical Center in Harlingen (in the Woodward Conference Center on the first floor of the hospital, enter through the South Tower). The meeting is free and open to the public, and refreshments will be provided.

The compelling movie, produced by Michael Seringer of San Antonio, provides a realistic summary of diabetes research that was conducted in Cameron County. According to the film, almost 30% of the Valley population has Type II Diabetes. Multiple generations of families are dealing with devastating complications of diabetes – including stroke, heart attack, kidney failure, blindness, and amputation.

Following the special movie screening, prizes will be awarded to those who participate in an interactive “review” game about the film.

Stroke is a type of cardiovascular disease that affects the arteries leading to the brain and the arteries within the brain. Stroke is a medical emergency – call 911 immediately if you experience symptoms. It is critical to keep in mind that the sooner treatment begins, the better the patient’s chances of surviving without disabilities.

At Valley Baptist Medical Center, a clot-busting medica-tion called tPA is used when medically indicated to reverse strokes – but the medication must be given as soon as pos-sible. Valley Baptist is also the only hospital in the Valley with endovascular stroke procedures, with are performed by specially-trained neurologists in state-of-the-art “biplane” cath labs.For more information about the Stroke Support Group, please contact Debbie Diehl at [email protected],

call (888) 902-5433 (LIFE), or visit www.facebook.com/HopeStrokeSupport.

DIABETES MOVIE – A movie on diabetes in the Valley – which was filmed in Cameron and Hidalgo counties – will be shown for no charge in Harlingen on Tuesday, April 15, at 6 p.m. at Valley Baptist Medical Center (in the Woodward

Conference Center on the first floor of the hospital, enter through the South Tower). Above, the film’s maker, Michael Seringer of San Antonio, shows a

DVD version of the movie.

Staff from Little Lighthouse Children’s Rehab attended the event

Katherine Moses of Roxanne’s Interiors takes a tour of the facilities at the Little Lighthouse

A few of the crew at the Chamber mixer

Introductions, introductions

photos by Reva Ayalathe Little Lighthouse Children’s Rehab is located at 313 W. Hwy 83 in La Feria, give

them a call at 797-2100

Reva Ayala and Rey Garza

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PORT ISABEL MEET400 m relay – 1st – Matthew

Cano, Emiliano Segura, Marc Tamez and Julian Treviño

800 m run – 1st – Reyes Rodriguez;2nd – Richard Garcia;5th – Nico Vasquez

110 m hurdles – 3rd – Juan Contreras;4th – Marcus Tor-res; - 5th – Nick Mendoza

100 m dash – 1st – Emiliano Segura; 6th – Matthew Cano

800 m relay – 1st – Carlos More-no, Matthew Cano, Tobias Davis and Emiliano Segura

400 m dash – 1st – Julian Trevi-ño; 2nd – Reyes Rodriguez

300 m hurdles – 4th – Marcus Torres; 5th – Nick Mendoza

200 m dash – 2nd – Carlos Moreno; 3rd – Tobias Davis

1600 m relay – 1st – Juan Contreras, Carlos Moreno, Reyes Rodriguez and Julian Treviño

Pole vaul t – 6th – N ico Vasquez

High Jump – 4th – Reyes Rodri-guez; 6th – Marcus Torres

Shot Put – 4th – Zachary Cor-dova. Discus – 5th – Lattrell Gallegos

Long Jump – 1st – Julian Trevi-

ño; 3rd – Carlos Moreno; 6th – Alexis Rubio. Triple Jump – 1st – Julian Treviño.

2400 m run – 3rd – Okie Con-treras

400 m relay – 1st – Sebastian Garrett, Erik Alegria, Okie Contreras and Darius Her-nandez

800 m run – 2nd – Noah Conde; 3rd – Luis Vasquez

100 m dash – 4th – Darius Hernandez

800 m relay – 4th – Fabian Ale-jandre, Manny Sanchez, Noah Conde and O.J. Zuniga

400 m dash – 3rd – Manny Sanchez

200 m dash – 2nd – Erik Alegria

1600 m run – 2nd – Okie Con-treras

1600 m relay – 2nd – Darius Her-nandez, Erik Alegria, Manny Sanchez and Okie Contreras

Shot Put – 6th – George Gar-cia

Long Jump – 1st – Erik Alegria; 3rd – Darius Hernandez; 5th – Manny Sanchez.

Triple Jump – 1st – Darius Hernandez; 4th – Erik Alegria; 5th – Manny Sanchez.

RIO HONDO MEET400 m relay – 1st – Matthew

Cano, Emiliano Segura, Marc Tamez and Julian Treviño.

800 m run – 1st – Reyes Rodri-guez; 3rd – Richard Garcia

110 m hurdles – 1st – Marcus Torres; 2nd – Juan Contreras; 4th – Nick Mendoza

100 m dash – 2nd – Emiliano Se-gura; 3rd – Matthew Cano.

800 m relay – 1st – Daniel Lo-pez, Matthew Cano, Tobias

Davis and Emiliano Segura400 m dash – 2nd – Julian Trevi-

ño; 4th – Reyes Rodriguez300 m hurdles – 2nd – Marcus

Torres; 3rd – Nick Mendoza; 5th – Nico Vasquez

200 m dash – 1st – Tobias Davis

1600 m run – 5th – Richard Gar-cia; 6th – Mario Aleman

1600 m relay – 1st – Juan Contreras, Carlos Moreno, Reyes Rodriguez and Julian Trevino

High Jump – 4th – Marcus Torres

Shot Put – 6th – Zachary Cor-dova

Long Jump – 1st – Julian Treviño

Discus – 5th – Anin Keith

Triple Jump – 1st – Julian Treviño; 2nd – Marcus Torres; 4th – Reyes Rodriguez.

2400 m run – 3rd – Okie Con-treras

400 m relay – 4th – Sebastian Garrett, Fabian Alejandre, Okie Contreras and Darius Hernandez

800 m run – 1st – Noah Conde; 2nd – Luis Vasquez; 4th – O.J. Zuniga

800 m relay – 5th – Sebastian Garrett, Manny Sanchez, Noah Conde and Bobby Fraga

200 m dash – 3rd – Darius Hernandez

1600 m run – 6th – Curtis Ro-driguez

1600 m relay – 1st – Darius

Hernandez, Noah Conde, Manny Sanchez and Okie Contreras

Long Jump – 1st – Darius Hernandez

Triple Jump – 3rd – Darius Hernandez; 6th – Manny Sanchez

Pole Vault – 3rd – Joshua Rue-das; 5th – Curtis Rodriguez.

LYFORD MEET2400 m run – 3rd – Brandon Hut-

ton; 5th – Alonzo Salazar400 m relay – 2nd – Matthew

Cano, Emiliano Segura, Marc Tamez and Julian Trevino

800 m run – 1st – Reyes Rodri-guez; 3rd – Richard Garcia

110 m hurdles – 3rd – Marcus Torres; 4th – Nick Mendoza

W.B. Green Jr. High Track Meet Results

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Armando Alvarado chips the ball onto the green. Alex Sanchez lines up his putt.District Champion Isabel Prado hits the ball down the fairway.

Lions Golfers AdvancingThe District meet was hosted by La Feria at Tony Butler

golf course. The Lionettes came home with several awards and the boys team placed two players on the All District team as well.

Next up is the Regional Tournament held on April 14 and 15 at Oso Golf Course in Corpus Christi. The top three medalists and teams will advance to the State tournament which will be held in Bastrop this year.

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FAIR HOUSING STATEMENT

the City of Primera hereby declares its support of fair housing practices. it is hereby declared to be the policy of the locality to bring about, through fair, orderly, and lawful procedures, the opportunity of each person to obtain housing without regard to race, color, creed, religion, sex, national origin, physical or mental handicap, marital status, parent-hood, or age.

it is further declared that such policy is established pon the recognition of the inalienable rights of each individual to obtain housing and further, that denial of such rights is detrimental to the health, safety, and welfare of the inhabitants of the locality and constitutes an unjust denial or deprivation of such inalienable rights which is within the power and the proper responsibility of government to prevent.

the locality has a Fair Housing Policy that may be examined and copied by interested groups or indi-viduals during office hours. the month of april has been proclaimed “Fair Housing Month”; copies of the official proclamation are available at the Primera City Hall between the hours of 8:30 a.M. and 4:30 P.M., Monday through Friday.

POLICY STATEMENT ESTABLISH-ING NONDISCRIMINATION BASED ON HANDICAPPED CONDITIONS

the City of Primera announces that it has adopted a policy of nondiscrimination based on handicapped conditions concerning access, participation, and benefit of programs and activities operated or conducted by the locality. this policy is in compli-ance with the requirements of section 504 of the rehabilitation act of 1973, as amended in 24 CFr, Part 8, “Non-discrimination Based on Handicap in Federally-assisted Programs and activities of HUD,” dated June 2, 1988. interested individuals or groups may obtain copies of this policy statement by calling the City administrator, who has been assigned to coordinate compliance with this policy, and may be contacted at (956) 423-9654.

POLICY STATEMENT ON PROHIBITING THE USE OF EXCESSIVE FORCE BY LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

the City of Primera announces that it has adopted a policy prohibiting the use of excessive force by law enforcement personnel within its jurisdiction against an individual engaged in non-violent civil rights demonstrations. this policy is in compliance with section 519 of Public law 101-44, 1990, U.s. Department of Housing and Urban Development appropriations act. Copies of this policy statement may be obtained by calling the City administrator at (956) 423-9654.

COMPLAINT AND GRIEVANCE PROCEDURES

in order to comply with the requirements of the tex-as Community Development Program (tCDP) and of 10 t.a.C. section 178.1 and section 178.2, the locality has citizen complaint procedures intended to provide a timely written response to all complaints made against its proposed or completed tCDP ef-forts. responses to complaints will be made within no more than ten (10) working days. a copy of the complaint procedures can be obtained upon request at (956) 423-9654. the established complaint pro-cedures are an element of the local Citizen Partici-pation Plan, and meet the requirements of UsHUD section 504 (24 CFr) concerning nondiscrimination based on handicapped conditions.

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY / AFFIRMATIVE ACTION STATEMENT

the City of Primera is an equal Opportunity and af-firmative action employer.

Pat Patterson, MayorDate published: april 9, 2014

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400 m dash – 2nd – Julian trevi-ño; 3rd – reyes rodriguez

300 m hurdles – 4th – Marcus torres; 5th – Justin Martinez

200 m dash – 1st – tobias Davis; 2nd – Carlos Moreno

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High Jump – 3rd – reyes rodri-guez; 6th – Marcus torres

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A Ribbon-cutting cer-emony was held recently for La Hacienda Casitas, a high-quality 56 free-stand-ing units located at 35678 W. Business 83.

The cottage community event included speeches by community leaders and a tour of the complex, includ-ing its playground, commu-nity room, amenities and high-end model units.

“West Harlingen is an area with a need for high-quality, affordable housing,” said Graham. “Fostering the economic well-being of local com-munities and their resi-dents is a vital part of our work at Capital One Bank, and we are proud to help provide more affordable housing for the families of Harlingen through special-ized financing for the con-struction of La Hacienda Casitas.”

Through its Commu-nity Development Finance Group, Capital One Bank provided $14.2 million in funding for this develop-ment, including an $8.0 million equity investment, a $6.3 million construction loan, and a $900,000 per-manent loan. Additional fi-nancing came from Hudson Housing Capital, Housing Partnership Network, the Rio Grande Valley Em-powerment Zone, Capital Area Finance and Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs.

“CDCB is proud to have the opportunity to provide such beneficial housing to the people of Harlin-gen,” said Nick Mitchell-Bennett, CDCB Executive Director.

“Our mission is to assist people into homeowner-ship, and La Hacienda Casitas provides people with a housing option that’s affordable and built to our high standards.”

CDCB identified west Harlingen as an area with a need for affordable mul-tifamily apartment units, and Capital One Bank, as well as several other part-ners, worked to meet that demand.

The La Hacienda Casitas is a cottage community that includes many amenities that make the complex an exceptional place for its residents.

It features a community center, covered picnic area, playground and walking path, energy efficient appli-ances and a group laundry facility.


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New Patients and Emergencies Welcome!Participants in the ceremony included: Chris Boswell, Mayor of Harlingen; Eddie Lucio, Texas State Senator;

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Latest Weapons in the Valley Baptist Arsenal

The Valley Baptist Medical Center in Harlingen enjoys the reputation of being on the cutting-edge of revolutionary advances in the world of medi-cal science.

Not surprising that the an-nouncement of their new “bi-plane” Cardiac Catheteriza-tion Laboratory places them as the only hospital in the Valley with two bi-plane cath labs to diagnose and treat stroke heart and stroke patients. The VBMC doctors can now better prescribe treatment through “3-D road mapping” of the brain--not possible with just one camera.

Their latest addition of the second bi-plane suite gives the cardiologists the ability to treat two heart or two stroke patients at the same time. This dual-camera technology will allow doctors to give more precise treatment, as the tech-nology allows the attending physicians to see inside the blood vessels in a great level of detail. The two cameras provide a state -of-the-art, three-dimensional imaging. They can see the tiny blood vessels from two-angles or “planes.’’ This benefits the patients because it means doc-tors have more options to treat blockages and other problems in the blood vessels. It also means less radiation and less “contrast dye” for the patient during the procedures.

This Cath Lab advancement places VBMC as the only hospital in the Valley with this two-camera capability. When the hospital introduced the General Electric bi-plane lab in 2012, they were the first and only hospital in the country to have the equipment and know-how at that time--others followed.

That tradition of excellence ranks right along with the hospital’s other achievements: The hospital is designated as the “Lead Level III Trauma Center for Cameron County“. The hospital is also the first primary stroke center in the Valley. In 2011, VBMC be-came the first hospital in the country to be certified with a Gold Seal of Approval specifically for knee and hip replacement surgery.

Dr. Frank Mazzola and Dr. Luis Eguia, Cardiac Electro-physiologists, spoke about the new specialized duo-cath labs. They stressed what a great new ability they have available. Dr Mazzola said, “The new cath lab expands our capability to provide the most advanced specialized treatment to more of our patients.”

Using this new equipment, Dr. Farley Neasman, Cardi-ologist, recently inserted the Valley’s first miniature heart monitoring device--about the size of a “triple-A battery“--into a heart patient, in Valley

Equipment used in a new “bi-plane” cardiac catheterization laboratory at Valley Baptist Medical Center in Harlingen includes two camera arms instead of one, which allows physicians to see inside tiny blood vessels from two angles. A second bi-plane cath lab at Valley Baptist will give the Valley increased capacity to treat heart and

stroke patients, including those needing “electrophysiology studies” for problems with their heartbeat.

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This 2nd Dual-Camera Cath Lab is the latest weapon in the Valley Baptist arsenal to help patients win the war against the ravages of heart attacks and stroke.

Parker MacDonald, Direc-tor of the Cardiac Catheter-ization Lab, said this shows Valley Baptist’s commitment “to serving our community by keeping our services on the cutting edge of technology.”

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