Daily Archives: October 7, 2005

Toll road lawsuit

An anti-toll road organization has filed a lawsuit alleging that two toll road related authorities are illegal. A lawsuit filed in Travis County contends the Metropolitan Planning Organizations in San Antonio and Austin — which dispense tens of millions in … Continue reading Continue reading

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The coincidences keep piling up

Amazing, isn’t it how one man can be responsible for so many coincidences? Former House majority leader Tom DeLay (R-Tex.) met for at least 30 minutes with the top fundraiser of his Texas political action committee on Oct. 2, 2002, … Continue reading Continue reading

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Sugar Land Kiddie Roundup ends in dismissals

Remember the Sugar Land Kiddie Roundup, in which a bunch of kids who were attending a parentless party at which alcohol was present but who were not drinking got busted for minor-in-possession by the overzealous SLPD? (See here and here … Continue reading Continue reading

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Houston loses out again on the Super Bowl

Once again, Houston has lost out on landing a second Super Bowl. Houston and Atlanta may want to get out of the Super Bowl business after being rejected a second time in less than five months in favor of a … Continue reading Continue reading

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I-45 and US290

Here’s an I-45 update from Jim Weston of the I-45 Coalition: You may recall reading an article by Rad Sallee in the Houston Chronicle on 9/1/05. The headline was “North Freeway expansion back to drawing board”. (ed. note: See here.) … Continue reading Continue reading

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