Drought-Pressed City Faces Huge Tree Removals
The parks department warns many trees will be removed as drought weakens mature oaks and maples. About 20 or 30 trees have already been cut in Unidad Park. A city tree farm raises roughly 60 saplings yearly to replace losses, with two years of watering for root establishment.
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Sheriff policy gaps on handling allegations against deputies
Sheriff LaRive states no specific policy covers criminal accusations against department employees. He delegates to the CID/IAD Captain to handle cases from start to finish. Officials note there is no universal rulebook and policy varies by administration, guided by criminal procedure and model policies.
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Students sample healthy foods at district expo
At the HCDE Gulf Coast Co op Food Expo, about 300 students from Channelview and 11 other districts sampled healthier menu items such as whole grain macaroni and cheese and omega 3 enriched pollock sticks. District officials highlighted student input shaping offerings while vendors showcased reduced fat and lower sodium foods. SSAC members from Channelview, Kolarik Center, and Alice Johnson Junior High attended, sharing feedback on school meals.
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Taylor Fabrigaze
Krystal Kotal
Kenneth Jones
Jessica Brown
Alexus Galvan
Matt Mosley
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Texas adds over 15 thousand jobs in September
Texas employers added 15,400 net jobs in September, boosting total nonfarm employment to 10,610,100 and marking 17 months of positive annual job growth. The unemployment rate held at 8.5 percent, below the national rate, with private sector gains led by Professional and Business Services and Mining and Logging.
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Texas Workforce Commission
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Andres Alcantar
Midland Metropolitan Statistical Area
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