Artistas de alto nivel Ramón Ayala, Lupío Rivera, Dulce and Presentado in Rio Bravo Arlington, delayando, but no faltar las delicias de la cuisina.

I think we have clients asiaticos, Europeans, literally and we visiting for the comida mexicana.

Rio Bravo se convertible in one of the restaurants del area gracias a su comida, a little entretenimiento.

But the client is the queen and desace.

So gracias a Dios almost uh and client's appointment and serve us and start uh nivel of the client, but I can't move the client.

Welcome to another Arlington Eats.

I'm Cynthia Lemus with my Arlington TV, and this episode brings us to Bandelgriff Park where the cooking with cops event hosted by the Arlington Police Department.

A way to people hearts is through their bellies.

And it's a way that the police officers in the Arlington Police Department just can connect with the community.

Right now, more than ever, we need to build trust and legitimacy within the community.

And what better way to do that by just interacting with them?

As you can see in the background, we got food, we got music, we got uh photo book, and so this just breaks the ice and actually um give us an opportunity for uh citizens just to know who we are.

Burger Hot Glass.

All right, give me a plate.

Officers grill hamburgers and hog dogs to give away, along with snacks and other refreshments.

We have over 300 hot dogs, 300 hamburgers, we have chips, we have drinks, we have sodas.

And so we have those things, and it's free of cost.

This event at the Vandergriff Park was a success.

Officers had to make another grocery store run to buy more food.

But who was in charge of the grill?

We actually have three cooks this time.

We actually have Jamie Matthews, um, he's an officer in the East District.

We have Deputy Chief Paul Rodriguez, and he's in the South District, and then finally we have Chad Wong.

And I had some of Chad Wong's brisket when I was in the West District, and that's the secret weapon.

Officers hope that events like cooking with cuts will help them to connect with all residents in Arlington so they can serve as their eyes and ears in their communities to keep the American dream city safe and beautiful.

And we're essentially bringing the library to people's homes.

The Arlington Public Library has a program called Books on Wheels, where originally we were working with senior facilities to deliver books to their homes that they normally can't come to the library, maybe due to lack of transportation, disability, or maybe they just don't physically have a close library to them.

If a person wants to apply for individually homebound, they can go to our website at Arlington Library.org slash sexuality.

But if they want their uh senior facility to participate, they could contact their facility their facility supervisor or whoever coordinates for them to contact us and we could set that up with one of our local libraries that's closest to that senior facility.

Every month we will come over to a senior facility or to a homebound facility where we'll check out books, pick out books if they want to renew, they can renew there at that time as well.

Some of the library materials that you can check out through our books and wheels homebound service include books, including large print books, audio books, music CDs, Chromebooks, and hot spots.

And if you're a homebound or senior facility, we deliver your card out of your first delivery.

Right now we're accepting volunteers for all positions, especially right now.

Our homebound applications are now open as well for volunteers.

And if you want to sign up to be a volunteer, just go on our website at Arlington Library.org where you can find our application form and sign up at any time.

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Books on Wheels is a service that the biblioteca ringed for live services, especially unicilly or private or central for the person of the terceridad.

It's for this that we organized events of Cocinando con los officials, or in English cooking with cops, in which we can create a connection between the uniforms and the community.

And it was a good thing.

Arlington.

I think it was just uh more of a community feel.

And we were opening this up on a dime.

My wife has always wanted her own coffee shop, but this was just too big to do just coffee.

So we decided to do coffee and deli.

And so a lot of taste test.

My wife came up with the whole menu.

The names came from the Western kind of theme, the John Wayne, the high noon, the Buffalo Bill, the Alamo.

I want you to have the same exact sandwich today that you come back in five years for.

I want my employees to always be respectful, always be welcoming, always um go out of their way to give somebody an experience here.

To be able to have something that their kids can take something from, and that the community involvement in everything just comes together for me as far as the American Dream.

But I am I am living the American dream.

That's why we're still here after 20 years because of this community.

And it's the little shop that could.

The little shop that could, that does, that will, that will continue on.

We will be here as long as the community has us.

Hi, I'm Damon Carney.

Hi, I'm Brady Carney.