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Leah Foreman

Author at communityimpact.com at Community Impact Newspaper: Frisco Edition

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    Recent Articles

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    Hear from Houston's mayoral candidates on why they chose to run ... - Community Impact

    Seventeen candidates are running for Houston mayor in an election set to take place Nov. 7.
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    West U City Council debates city entrance signage on Buffalo Speedway

    Members of the West University Place City Council discussed several options for new city entrance signage on Buffalo Speedway during a Sept. 11 meeting.
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    The Galleria mall announces 5 new retailers

    Five new stores are headed to The Galleria mall, located at 5085 Westheimer Road, Houston.
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    Houston considers regulating short-term rentals as tensions grow am...

    Short-term rental properties, or STRs, found on platforms such as Airbnb, are in a legal gray area; they are unregulated by local law in the city of Houston, raising concerns among some residents.
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    Houston approves agreement with Harris County for 24 flood mitigati...

    At a June 14 meeting of Houston City Council, the governing body agreed to an interlocal agreement with the Harris County Flood Control District to go toward the design and construction of 24 flood mitigation projects throughout the city.
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    PostScript HTX from XOXO Dining Room creators coming this fall to U...

    The restaurant will be equipped with doorbells that will read
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    UPDATE: Ordinance passes targeting ‘BYOB’ establishments in Houston

    At Houston City Council's May 24 meeting, members of the governing body discussed an ordinance that would hold "bring your own bottle" establishments in city limits to the same standards as establishments that are legally licensed to serve alcohol in the state of Texas.
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    Houston mayor: Fiscal year 2023-24 budget ‘final one but is also th...

    As Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner nears the end of his second and final term, he shared the city's proposed operating budget for fiscal year 2023-24.
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    Houston approves additional $1.95M for Houston Forensic Science Center

    Houston City Council members agreed to provide additional funding to the Houston Forensic Science Center at a May 17 meeting to the tune of $1.95 million, which will come from American Rescue Plan Act funds. The new funding adds to the $3 million the city has already agreed to chip in to the center for a total of $4.95 million.
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    Book it to these 11 independently owned Houston bookstores

    Throughout the Heights, River Oaks, Montrose and the surrounding area, independently owned bookstores offer a break from big-box sellers.
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    Houston leaders, worker groups sound alarm over bills limiting loca...

    Efforts by Texas lawmakers to rein in the powers of cities and counties across the state have reached new heights during the 2023 legislative session, with bills targeting everything from local elections to broad attempts to preempt local regulations in several areas.
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    Police Chief Troy Finner: Crime down in Houston in first quarter of...

    The first four months of 2023 have shown an overall decrease in crime in the city of Houston, according to Chief of Police Troy Finner. 
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    Large-scale nuclear training to take place May 1-5 in Houston

    According to the city of Houston's Office of Emergency Management, large-scale nuclear testing involving multiple agencies will take place in the city from May 1-5.
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    Houston City Council approves funding for restoration of Fourth War...

    The African American Library at the Gregory School—located in Houston's Fourth Ward—will receive funding toward restoration efforts after the city of Houston signed off on $5.2 million for construction and repairs to the library at a weekly Houston City Council meeting April 26.
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    Tomaro Bell: Longtime activist speaks up for Houston

    Sit in on a virtual Super Neighborhood Alliance meeting or attend a protest or one of Houston City Council’s public sessions, and residents might find Tomaro Bell, a local activist and the president of Super Neighborhood 83, which represents MacGregor.
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    Basket Books & Art converges art, literature in Montrose

    Basket Books & Art is an indie bookstore and art gallery that caters to the nexus between literature and art.
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    City of Houston passes conservation district ordinance

    Houston officials are aiming to protect historic city neighborhoods, many of which are Black communities, through a new conservation district ordinance.
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    Greater Houston Convention Center and Visitors Bureau to rebrand fo...

    The Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau is getting a new name as a part of a total rebrand for its 60th anniversary.
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    Oheya, a nontraditional omakase concept, comes to Uchi

    Oheya, which means “the room” in Japanese, is a new concept from Hai Hospitality being offered at Uchi.
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    JW Marriott Houston by the Galleria unveils final phase of multimil...

    The JW Marriott Houston by the Galleria is sporting a new look as the final phase of renovations have been completed.
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    Johnson Fitness & Wellness 3 new Inner Loop locations now open - Co...

    Specialty fitness retailer Johnson Fitness & Wellness has expanded its presence in Texas with 17 new stores throughout the state, according to a March 10 press release.