Beware of fraud after Imelda disaster
Area residents affected by Tropical Storm Imelda are urged to watch for and report suspicious activity and fraud. Scammers target disaster victims with fake inspectors contractors bogus donation pleas and false aid offers. Officials remind that government agencies do not request financial information or fees for assistance and to call FEMA's fraud hotline at 866 720 5721 or local law enforcement with concerns.
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Texas economy shows resilience amid national slowdown
A Federal Reserve Dallas report notes Texas growth remains positive though slower in some sectors. Manufacturing dipped slightly in September while retailers reported stronger sales. State comptroller Hegar cites better-than-expected revenue forecasts and a $2.89 billion cash balance plus $9.35 billion in the rainy day fund.
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Astros playoffs spark memory lane and tech woes
A stressed note recalls watching Astros playoff games amidst computer failure and daily upheaval. The author details disrupted bills, meal delivery, and house renovations, while referencing past World Series moments and media figure Lanny Griffith as a contact.
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When the Lights Went Down Brunson Theater Recall
Baytown resident Ginger Stripling reflects on the Brunson Theater's 30 plus years, its partial restoration housing tourism offices, and a nostalgia filled viewing of the film When the Lights Went Down with community members and a panel discussion led by local historians and filmmakers. The piece recalls childhood experiences at the theater and its role in local life on Texas Avenue.
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Today in History highlights key events across centuries
On this date 1648 Boston shoemakers form a guild, first American labor group. 1892 NY Chicago long distance line opens one call at a time. 1898 US flags Puerto Rico as Spain relinquishes control. 1961 West Side Story premieres in NYC with Natalie Wood. 1969 cyclamate ban cites cancer evidence in rats. 1972 Clean Water Act passed by Congress over Nixon veto. Five years ago Texas voter ID law faced Supreme Court challenge. One year ago Trump threatened to close border over migrant caravan. Thought by Bergson on expressing true ideas.
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