Teresa's Journey sequel follows omens and flight from danger
Teresa travels with baby Antonio amid volcano forecasts and murder threats, guided by dreams and prophecies. Old Vicente rescues her to a safe village while Delfino pushes for US travel. The Aztec heritage frames signs like a caged quetzal and a white hawk as she contemplates justice, memory, and a new home.
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Teresa's Journey by Josephine and Jo Harper
Teresa's Journey is a Texas Tech University Press paperback from 2006. The 162 page biography follows Teresa through key moments, with scholarly notes and accessible narrative.
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Josephine and
Jo Harper
Texas Tech University Press
Snowward Texas Weather Almanac Notes Historic Snow Events
Forecasters say Christmas snow is unlikely in 2006 with less than one percent chance, yet past years show measurable snow from 1989 to 2004. This year, Dallas Fort Worth and Lubbock regions saw initial snowfall, while a broad Texas winter pattern brings sun, high 70s in central areas, and freeze risks in Panhandle and West Texas. Winds rise to 20 to 35 mph, with occasional late showers in North Texas.
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Texas gears up for possible pandemic flu outbreak drill
Texas officials plan a statewide drill next year to test the pandemic flu response, with local health departments hospitals and schools coordinating with the state. The plan projects 5 to 10 million Texans could fall ill with 200k to 400k hospitalized and up to 500k deaths, noting hospital beds would be scarce and most care would occur at home.
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Baytown gains sports medicine trio from Baytown office
The new Baytown sports medicine practice adds Dr Lintner, Dr Winston, and Dr Hildreth, with ties to Rice and the Houston area. They offer orthopedic care for athletes, including knee ligaments, arthritis care, and cartilage restoration, aiming to treat patients quickly and like professional athletes.
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Anthem success story spans state choir to Houston game
Former Sterling student and All-State Choir alumna, now a New Life Assembly praise leader, credits Tim Vaughn for her musical rise. She plans a gospel demo and will sing the National Anthem at a Houston Rockets game on January 3, pursuing a poised debut after earning a UT Dallas business degree. She recalls parental support from Baytown and aims to honor the song with no missteps.
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Vaughn
Lloyd
Elvina Wilson
Baytown
Sterling
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Dallas
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Baytown plans growth balanced with quality of life
Baytown officials review a new growth plan projecting population rises from 74,477 in 2010 to 90,500 by 2025. The plan divides the city into Old Baytown, New Baytown, and The Gap, with updates to the Unified Land Development Code and zoning to guide future development. Public meetings will be held in February ahead of an April adoption.
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Braswell
Richard Grice
Duncan Associates
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Grice
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