Alcohol Sales on Ballot in Galena Park
By Allan Jamail The Galena Park Mayor and Commissioners, after receiving a citizen petition with 327 voter’s signatures, required them to conduct an election where voters will decide […]
Month: October 2017
Additional repairs required for San Jacinto Waste Pits Superfund Site
DALLAS (October 19, 2017) Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved a plan for further repairs to stabilize the riverbed near the San Jacinto River Waste Pits […]
Jacinto City hires new Officer Perez
By Allan Jamail Jacinto City, TX. – Thursday, October 12, 2017 the city council approved City Manager Lon Squyres’ and Police Chief Joey Ayala’s recommendation to hire Christopher […]
CIP Meeting hears Flood Damage reports
At their monthly meeting last Thursday, Oct. 5, the CIP community-industry partnership heard from three organizations that were deeply involved in flood rescue and relief during the week […]
Officer awarded for child predator arrest
By Allan Jamail Jacinto City, TX. – Thursday, October 12, 2017 at the regular council meeting, Jacinto City Detective B. J. Silva received two awards. Former Police Chief […]
Sheldon ISD receives flood relief support
Adam Lund, president of the North Channel Area Chamber of Commerce, presents a check for $8000 to the Sheldon ISD for flood recovery. The Sheldon District suffered severe […]
EPA ORDERS REMOVAL OF WASTE PITS
WASHINGTON, DC – Executive Director Scott Pruitt today announced the final decision on the disposition of the toxic waste dumps in the San Jacinto River, near the I-10 […]
EPA ORDERS REMOVAL OF WASTE PITS
Many praise Pruitt’s decision By Gilbert Hoffman WASHINGTON, DC – Executive Director Scott Pruitt today announced the final decision on the disposition of the toxic waste dumps in […]
Vietnam Vet is Crusader for mental illness awareness
Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee recognizes 5K Walk founder By Allan Jamail Saturday, October 7, 2017 — Harris County Attorney Vince Ryan started the The Walk Houston 2017, which […]
Houston ISD relieves Furr Principal Bertie Simmons
In September the Houston School district relieved Furr High School principal Bertie Simmons of her duties, to investigate charges then termed “a personnel matter.” New details have come […]