Henderson’s Taylor Elementary Robotics Club and president’s award recipients received gift cards on June 4 from Tronox, the worldwide chemical company.
HENDERSON, NEV. – Tronox, LLC presented gift cards to Robert Taylor Elementary Robotics Club students and President’s Award recipients on June 4. Four Tronox representatives, Rick Stater, Tommi Bryan, Kevin McIntosh and Keenan Sanders were present to congratulate the students for their hard work and excellent participation during the school year.
| Tronox, LLC presented gift cards to Robert Taylor Elementary Robotics Club students and President’s Award recipients on June 4. Four Tronox representatives, Rick Stater, Tommi Bryan, Kevin McIntosh and Keenan Sanders were present to congratulate the students for their hard work and excellent participation during the school year. |
(HENDERSON, Nev.) – On May 19, 2015, at the Henderson City Council meeting, Tronox
received a special commendation from the mayor and council members for its donation of Arbor
Day school calendars. The calendars showcase environmentally friendly focused drawings
submitted by local elementary school students. The 12 students whose drawings were selected
attended the meeting and were presented with calendars by Tronox staff.
| Commendation presentation to Tronox for their continued sponsorship of the Arbor Day school calendars in partnership with the City of Henderson Arbor Day Foundation with Calendars presented to the Mayor and Council as well as 13 student artists. |
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The Henderson Police Officers’ Association donated $25,000 to the National Law Enforcement Officer Memorial Fund to support the National Law Enforcement Museum being built in Washington, D.C. It will be the nation’s largest museum honoring America’s law enforcement officers.
You read the title, rolled your eyes, and groaned. “Not another article on safety.” Or, maybe, you said, “Ah-ha, I knew all along safety wasn’t a priority.”
“Safety is our number one priority! Safety First!”
The claims make me cringe. The slogans put safety in competition with production. Are you somebody who declares, “Safety First!” until production, slips, stumbles and falls behind schedule? Perhaps corners are cut, hazards don’t seem so risky. And perhaps injuries happen.
Gordon McCaw Elementary School’s McCaw School of Mines reached a milestone Mar. 2, when it welcomed its 90,000th visitor since its opening in 1996.
Employees at Tronox, 560 W. Lake Mead Parkway, donated 20 units of blood Feb. 4 to United Blood Services during a companywide blood drive. Pictured is Tronox employee Gary Fuller donating blood. (Special to View)
