Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
I actually actively avoid going out around this time, and if I do it’s not near school zone areas + I didn’t leave the house during COVID years so maybe I missed something. I remember a few years ago the school zone was strictly enforced regardless if…
Read MoreNot sure if they are replacing all, not all of them are in a bad state. Either it was just time to work on them or for the World Cup. Anyways just posted this so y’all have good news to end the night/start the day submitted by /u/Journali…
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Read MoreIt seems as if anything tailored for the South Asian community, including for young adults, is based in Sugarland or that region. You have many different lounges, cafes, etc. that aren’t present in the city (the city has lounges obviously, but they ar…
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Read MoreIs there a reasoning behind this, I heard that they have the option of being a METRO city but they have to tax ? Is there a reason other than for money. Or is there political will against it? Then again I see people on the Sugarland shuttle sayin…
Read MoreSo of course, we are getting El Nino right now. However, I heard that the effects lag for 2 months, and that El Nino usually results in more rain – which we are not getting. Also read that El Nino doesn’t really affect the summer temperatures – in that…
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Read MoreI’m talking about myself not the drivers and them being uninsured, etc. I guess it’s because the speed limits are lower, some parts go to only 30 MPH. Also the roads are narrower so people who speed can’t even go that fast. Even on the freeways, It’s …
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