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Officials target landlords who ‘abandoned’ disabled seniors during Houston power outage
Thousands of low-income and disabled seniors had to fend for themselves or rely on landlords after losing electricity during an intense storm. Now, city officials want to hold property managers to a higher standard.
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Traffic congestion is getting worse in Houston area driving up average commute times
David Hughes developed his own method of figuring out if traffic was getting worse when he started commuting again for work five days a week after the COVID-19 pandemic. He’d count how many cars were in front of him and behind him at two traffic lights along his route: Antoine at 43rd and Antoine at the U.S. 290 westbound frontage…
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Thousands sign petition to legalize feeding homeless in Houston
https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/housing/article/houston-homeless-feeding-tickets-18599215.php Over 24,000 people have voiced support for ending a Houston law against sharing free meals, according to a petition the Texas Civil Rights Project submitted on Monday to the City Council. The law has become a flashpoint in the city’s homeless strategy, which began issuing tickets in March to try to stop volunteers from…
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Galveston Bay Foundation acquires 63 acres of wetlands for $1M conservation project
https://www.houstonchronicle.com/neighborhood/bayarea/article/galveston-bay-foundation-conservation-project-18592060.php?sid=61d5d5f1e8fb9a09de724e1c&ss=A&st_rid=3c17bc7b-3eb9-4118-9f35-9eb5ca3924fa&utm_source=marketing&utm_medium=email&utm_term=engagement_&utm_campaign=hc_hc_ars_eng spamsp amsamspam spamspa mspam spamspam spamspam spam spam spam spamspam spamspa msapm spam spamsamsp amspa mspamspam spamspam spamspam spam spam spam spamspam spamsp amsapm spamspam samsp amspa mspamspam spamspam spamspam spam spam spam spamspam spa mspamsapm spamsp amsamspam spamspa mspam spamspam spamspam spam spam spam spamspam spamspa msapm spam spamsamsp amspa mspamspam spamspam…
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