Legacy of Katrina and Rita fuels Texas migration
Thousands displaced by Katrina and Rita relocate to Texas with The Woodlands among new roots. A wave of evacuees, aided by insurance, government aid, and charity, could reshape Texas demographics, with experts estimating 100,000 to 150,000 permanent new residents. Houston area stands to gain as funds flow through the Gulf Coast recovery effort.
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BACA members aid families with fruit drive in Baytown
Baytown United Seventh Day Adventist Church volunteers distributed oranges and potatoes to families at a Christmas event as BACA members continued outreach. Church member Agnes Mapp noted the church routinely gives fruit, while BACA volunteers explained their year round abuse prevention work with CPS and law enforcement, offering support and escort services to children to court appearances.
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