Make It Safe For A Happy And Safe Fourth Of July
The Progress urges Deer Park residents to plan a safe Fourth of July with fireworks illegal inside the city, police enforcing ordinances, and the long weekend prompting careful driving. It encourages defensive driving and mindful celebration to protect lives and property during the national observance of Independence Day.
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Deer Park
City promises left turn signal in every light sequence at Center and X
A city spokesman said left turn signals should appear in every cycle at the Center Street X Street corner. Residents should report out of sequence lights. State installed the new signals under a contract and will transfer maintenance to the city once fully operational. Maintenance from Fourth to San Augustine expected July 1, Pasadena corner longer to sync, about 30 days. Timed signals aim to let a 36 mph driver hit greens through to San Augustine. Speed limit from Highway 225 to 13th Street may rise from 30 to 40 mph.
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Center Street
Fourth Street
San Augustine Street
Pasadena Boulevard
Highway 225
13Th Street
Legal rights Bad Boy horse sale upends Parker family life
Three year old horse Bad Boy owned by Mr Parker’s wife becomes central to a family decision when a career promotion forces a move. Mrs Parker cared for the animal intensely, turning the pet into a family fixture, prompting them to sell the horse to adapt to the relocation.
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Mr. Parker
Parkers
Bad Boy horse bites nose. owners sue stable owner
In New Jersey, Mrs. Parker sues for 250000 and Mr. Parker for 40000 after the horse Bad Boy bit Mrs. Parker’s nose through stall bars. The court finds the stable negligent for insufficient bars, despite Mrs. Parker’s prior ownership. Decision upheld by Superior Court.
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Parkers
Parker
Superior Court of
New Jersey
County maintains Deer Park ditches and clean Willow Bayou
The county began Monday a maintenance program for ditches in Deer Park with Willow Springs Bayou first, Patricks Bayou next, and Boggy Bayou to be cleaned later. Crews reportedly clean the ditches about twice yearly.
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Deer Park
Willow Springs Bayou
Patricks Bayou
Warranty Act changes aim at clearer consumer protection
The attorney general notes Megnuson Moss rules improve readability and prepurchase access to warranty terms but do not cover all problems. Written warranties over $15 remain, with implied warranties still protecting use. Full versus limited warranties defined, with examples. contact Texas Consumer Protection Division in Austin, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Lubbock, El Paso, McAllen or call 1 800 252 0236.
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Consumer Protection Division
FTC
Attorney General
Austin
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Lubbock
el Paso
McAllen
Thank You Note From Petal Pushers Garden Club
The Petal Pushers Garden Club thanks the editor for supporting their Deer Park Progress ad. Patti Horsch, president, acknowledges the endorsement and expresses appreciation and hope for continued visibility.
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Petal Pushers Garden Club
Deer Park
Patti Horsch
Bennidick the fragile rabbit saves a night run
A dwarf rabbit Bennidick falls ill with sniffles and fever prompting a mad dash to an emergency clinic. The vet prescribes Vicks inhalation while the family endures the drama, pays twenty eight dollars, and brings Bennidick home to recover under observation.
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Bennidick
Beonidick
Texas
Vicks
Frontier Days and civic notes from Progress files
Highlights from 1970s Progress files include Frontier Days scheduling, Gay Terrell prepping for Miss Texas, senior citizens recalling July Fourth, 1975 food-choices explanation, Sheryl Lightfoot joining staff, 1974- era Chamber changes, Deer Park Bank rebranding, WA mayor opposition to Houston transit, consent calendar approval, Daria Starks named Distinguished Student at Texas A&M, new college R-TV repair program, 1971 pool financing bord issue, American Legion awards to Police and Fire Depts, San Jacinto Cardinals Little League champions, Wayne Slovacek Rotary president, city fireworks stand, and Harris County Flood Control Board election backing.
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Daria Starks
Texas A&m
American Legion Post
Police and Fire Depts
San Jacinto Cardinals
Wayne Slovacek
Rotary
Noah and Tamie Embrace Shared Ride Idea
When Noah heard the story outlook for the world the thought of sharing a ride emerged. Doubling up can make a big difference and help everyone. The sentiment remains relevant despite changing times.
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Noah
Tamie
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