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Deer Park to put police, fire funds on May ballot
City of Deer Park residents will decide during the May 14 election whether to adopt two quarter-cent sales taxes, one for police funding and the other for fire-and-rescue funding. more »
Census shows Pasadena is growing, but not as fast as county, state
Pasadena's population grew significantly less than that of Harris County as a whole during the past 10 years, official U.S. census data shows. more »
La Porte ISD seeks contractor for computer monitors
La Porte Independent School District is accepting sealed bids until March 25 for a one-year contract to supply the district with LED backlit computer monitors. more »
Healthy habits pay off with 'fit campus' grant for South Belt Elementary
South Belt Elementary was recently awarded a $10,000 "Fit Campus" grant by H-E-B. more »
La Porte City Council to discuss golf carts, farmers market Monday
La Porte's City Council will look over a proposed city ordinance regulating golf carts, and an idea for a local farmers market, during its meeting Monday. more »
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La Porte brings in record sales tax revenues in February
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Deer Park sales tax revenues rise again following January record
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Pasadena to hold vehicle auction Saturday
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Missouri City's City Secretary heads to La Porte
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AURA ensemble to perform at San Jacinto
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Student charged with bringing knuckles to Dobie High
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Pasadena solar project celebrates opening Tuesday
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Pasadena City Council to discuss housing projects, smoking law Tuesday
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Memorial football team receives sportsmanship award
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Most Pasadena city government closed through Friday
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San Jacinto College closes early Thursday, no class Friday
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Pasadena ISD cancels Friday classes, Thursday activities
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La Porte ISD to be closed Friday, dismiss early Thursday
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Deer Park ISD cancels school for Friday
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Texas Chiropractic College closed through Friday
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Pasadena education foundation benefits from McDonald's tourney
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