TGS Cedar Port powers expansion with rail barge growth
Cedar Port Industrial Park owners James Scott and Will Scott announce plans to add 200 railcar storage spots, upgrade tracks to 286,000 pound capacity, and complete several projects by Q2 2015 including a 30 acre detention basin and a 150 acre mass grading. NAI Partners and brokers push park growth amid Panama Canal expansion.
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Lee College reports progress on accreditation and events
Lee College president Dr. Dennis Brown praised staff for the accreditation reaffirma tion due March 2, and announced his chairing a Texas Association task force on dual credit issues. He noted the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo booth March 6 with John Legend as entertainment and described bond expenditures and McNair Center progress.
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Crosby Class of 1985 plans reunion in Crosby Texas
Crosby High School Class of 1985 schedules a three day reunion July 31 to August 2 with events at Outlaw Ray's Highlands Community Center and Crosby Park. Invites 82 through 88 grads, dress code is red and white, contact Gwen Jahnke Adams or Sherry Morgan for details and PayPal or mail payments to Community Bank of Texas.
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Texas struggles to fund roads amid growth and fiscal constraints
Texas lawmakers face a long struggle to fill the gap between road needs and funding. Despite past budget cuts and Rainy Day Fund diversions, transportation officials warn current money is insufficient to build new roads or repair aging highways. Governor Abbott frames transportation funding as an emergency item to push faster action against congestion while federal highway funds per capita fall as population grows.
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