Bellaire adopts 2023 fiscal year budget with last-minute changes
The city of Bellaire adopted its FY 2022-23 budget Sept. 19 with added spending directed toward full- and part-time employees.
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The city of Bellaire adopted its FY 2022-23 budget Sept. 19 with added spending directed toward full- and part-time employees.
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Read MoreHumble ISD board President Martina Lemond Dixon removed an item from the board’s Sept. 13 meeting agenda that would have allowed the board to consider removing Trustee Robert Scarfo from all committees.
Read More… Edward and Patricia of Missouri City, Texas, Denise of Warwick, Mary of Cary, North Carolina, Marc and wife Brenda of Leland, North Carolina, …
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Read MoreEveryone take a deep breath. We’re not a good team, we’re still rebuilding. When watching this season, don’t get your hopes up. Instead watch for young players to develop and grow.
I know that we’re two years after getting rid of the Dalton Line of coaches who went crazy with and fire saled everything and we just got rid of poison. Its going to be awhile before we realistically have a window, and its alright.
What we can do is embrace our position of the Chaos team this year. While Colts fans can say they stopped the opening week losing streak, we can go “still haven’t won it tho”, and started the destruction of Colts 2022 hope. Somehow our team is so chaotic, that Super Bowl Champion Russell Wilson needed his home team fans to count his play clock for him. The sky isn’t falling, we just got 2 back to back hilarious games.
This year remember, Relax, Breathe, Embrace the Chaos and enjoy the 3 quarters that the Texans do well in.
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Read MoreWater and wastewater rates for FY 2022-23 will increase by 6%.
Read MoreIt’s been an unprecedented two years since Bon Appétit named Dallas the 2019 Restaurant City of the Year. But even through a pandemic, our city’s dining scene has persevered. With the overwhelming amount of recent openings (particularly in Deep Ellum, …
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