Houston DA charges doctor for vaccinating people – judges throws out charges
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Read MoreBank of America said 97%, or more than 206,000, of its employees are eligible for either a cash bonus or a stock grant, depending on their annual pay.
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Read MoreThe community and model home are scheduled to open in March 2021. Meritage Homes also plans to build community amenities, which will include a playground, a splash pad and a pavilion.
Read MoreHaving to cancel and reschedule vaccination appointments for hundreds of patients also strains Harris Health’s resources as the system continues to deal with staffing challenges.
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Read MoreHarris County Judge Lina Hidalgo warned that vaccine supply remains “extremely limited,” and it will still take time for those waitlisted to get an appointment.
Read MoreI don’t have anything against increasing urban density so I’m not against the concept of townhomes per se (and I’m choosing to ignore many of the complaints about shitty build quality here), but…I just can’t get over how fugly they are. Some of the older neighborhoods like the Heights and Montrose have beautiful craftsmen style and brick bungalows; why don’t more builders put up townhomes that least pretend to mimic the style of the neighborhoods in which they’re built? I guess I don’t understand the appeal of those grotesque stucco homes that look like they can’t decide if they want to be an Italian villa or the Palace at Versailles. Is it the cheapness/speed factor? I assume one can achieve a somewhat attractive structure even with the shitty construction that so many of these townhomes seem to have, but I guess I don’t know much about construction so maybe they just have to be ugly by design?
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When Prairie View A&M University near Houston recently received a $50 million donation from billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott, it came with no strings attached.
That’s not usually the case, said Ruth Simmons, president of PVAMU. With multimi…
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