Galveston County coronavirus count: Cases pass 1,000 benchmark
As of the evening of June 8, Galveston County has seen over 1,000 total cases of COVID-19.
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
As of the evening of June 8, Galveston County has seen over 1,000 total cases of COVID-19.
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Read MoreHey Y’all, I’m new to the area, and I’m looking for gyms that are open near downtown / midtown that have their free weight racks and dumbbell racks open. I checked online and a lot of the information seems inaccurate. For example some gyms say they’re open online but don’t answer the phone when I call, or like the Tellepsen downtown YMCA is open, but they’re only allowing aerobics classes and lap pool exercise.
If you know of any open gyms allowing weight rack workouts and dumbbell workouts, please let me know. I am very careful to take the necessary precautions given everything going on lately.
Thank you!
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I appreciate this is probably an unusual post for this forum, but I’m writing a novel which opens in Houston. I’ve been to the city, but don’t know it well, and obviously can’t travel right now (and I live on the other side of the world), and want to ensure I have a good degree of authenticity in case any of you good folks ever end up reading it and feel like throwing the book across the room in disgust. I’ve been walking around the streets of downtown in VR (thanks, Wander) but can’t get a good feel for the tunnels.
My sense is that today they are mostly “mall-like”, with some eating/coffee zones but mostly just connectors. Air-conditioned, apart from a few patches.
The timing of my story is a few decades from now, and my characters are using the tunnel system to try and get to City Hall. I’m imagining that due to repeated flooding (potentially sea floods) the tunnels are now disused. They are pumped out, but it’s now crazy hot and dark down there.
I essentially have the characters entering from street level down the stairs at Wells Fargo into the Downtown Tunnel, and then finding their way into W. Walker to get to City Hall. The exit is initially locked.
What I can’t tell from desktop research is what the City Hall exit essentially opens into. Is it directly into the building, or the grounds? Is it at a basement level?
Any help, advice or authentic details would be really appreciated.
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