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Texas bill could require gun owners to turn over firearms within 24 hours
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She was operated on before she was even born. Now, she’s thriving.
HOUSTON – Camille doesn’t know it yet, but she’s already a fighter. At just 24 weeks in the womb, she underwent a groundbreaking surgery at Texas Children’s Hospital in Houston — a procedure that doctors say has never been performed anywhere else in the United States. Today, she’s three months old, hitting every developmental milestone, and giving her parents in Lafayette, Louisiana something they once weren’t sure they’d have: hope.
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One Of the World’s Rarest Animals Gets a $2.1 Million Houston Zoo Boost — A Reimagined Rhino Habitat Beckons
It was another spectacular night for Houston Zoo when the “Sunset on the Savannah” gala, helmed by Kristy and Chris Bradshaw, reaped proceeds of $2.1 million. Consider the 600 grandly attired gala-goers who swanned via golf cart across the zoo terrain to the Masihara Pavilion where the celebratory evening unfolded.
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Houston Apartment Investor Buys 378-Unit Affordable Housing Community
Turner Impact Capital acquired a 378-unit multifamily community in Houston and will preserve affordability for low- and moderate-income residents through a tax exemption agreement with the Houston Housing Authority. Under a regulatory agreement with the Houston Housing Authority, the Fund will maintain existing rent restrictions on half of the apartments,...
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Uptown Houston turns on holiday lights along Post Oak Boulevard
Santa and Mrs. Claus joined the celebration Wednesday evening as Uptown Houston switched on its holiday lights along Post Oak Boulevard. Houston Chronicle staff photographer Jason Fochtman was there to capture the scene. The display features 300 trees, each 20 feet tall and fitted with 250 individually controllable LED lights. Together, they can produce more than 16 million color combinations along a two-mile stretch from the West Loop to Richmond Avenue. Lights also brighten pedestrian areas and the stainless-steel rings above intersections. The display is scheduled to remain lit through the New Year. Sign up for Houston Chronicle newsletters here Read the original article on houstonchronicle.com