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Y.c. Orozco

Y.c. Orozco

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    Principal bridges gap between community and campus - Chron

    When McMasters Elementary School Principal Andrea Gilger walks the hallways of her school, she attracts a following.Students gather around her or break out of lines to say hello or to give her a hug as she greets them by name.The simple gestures resonate with the kids.For seven years, positive reinforcement has been the driving force behind everything the school does under Gilger’s leadership.“Kids know that they can come to me,” she said. “If they have a problem or are upset about something, th…
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    Stray dogs 'consume' 47 birds, 15 rabbits at Pearland flea market p...

    Four dogs have been euthanized after they attacked a pet shop at a Pearland flea market and left 47 birds and 15 rabbits dead.Pearland police say they received a report at approximately 8:36 a.m. April 1 about an incident at the Cole’s Flea Market at 1014 North Main, where a pack of stray dogs made their way into a stall and attacked the pets.“The officer found the unit all in disarray and with the deceased animals tossed about,” Pearland Police Capt. Onesimo Lopez said.The initial report indica…
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    Group of La Porte students finds voice in school safety issue - Chron

    MacKenzie Weaver and her friends watched as millions of people, including many youths, across the nation marched in the streets in solidarity with the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, where a Feb. 14 mass shooting killed 17 people and wounded 17 others.“We think it’s good that it’s a nonviolent way to spread awareness of what’s going on and that kids are able to stand up for what they need to feel safe,” the La Porte High School ninth-grader said.‘We’ is a g…
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    Pasadena trail honors late boxing gym manager who touched... - Chron

    The walking trail at Queens Park is less than a mile from a nondescript warehouse that was once a gym reverberating with the sounds of young boxers training.For decades, Kenny Weldon’s World Class Boxing gym was home away from home for thousands of kids who came after school while their parents worked. Some had no place else to go.Standing at ringside, Geno Cruz was their biggest champion.“The thing about my dad was that he had an unconditional love, a big heart,” said his daughter, Melissa Reye…
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    New York Times publishes Dobie student's art supporting the... - Chron

    For 17-year-old Dobie High School senior Graciella Delgado, the best art is like a voice.Delgado’s work was recently published in The New York Times for its newsletter, “The #MeToo Movement: Art Inspired by the Reckoning,” in which editors asked artists throughout the nation to submit personal pieces that add to a widening cultural dialogue about rape culture: sexual assault, intimidation, harassment and exploitation.Delgado was one of a handful of high school students chosen to share space with…
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    Pasadena police seek capital murder suspect after armed robbery ......

    On Dec. 1, Mario Chavez was shot and killed during an attempted armed robbery in front of his home on Richey Street in Pasadena.Chavez’ family, along with the Pasadena Police Department and Houston Crime Stoppers, are now asking for the public’s help in identifying the suspect.According to police, Chavez had arrived at his residence in the 500 block of Richey after work just after 10 p.m. When Chavez returned to his vehicle to get something he was confronted by a male suspect in all-black clothi…
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    Pasadena ISD bonds would build transportation facility, buy buses -...

    Approval of a Pasadena ISD bond package on the Nov. 7 ballot could signify big changes for the district’s transportation department.Voters will consider a $135 million bond that the district says would address district-wide needs. Part of $20 million from the bonds would go to build a new transportation facility and an additional $3.2 million would go to buy 11 new buses.“What we have now was adequate for the size of the district 25 years ago,” said Keith Moore, the district’s director of transp…
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    Bond proposal would rebuild Red Bluff Elementary - Chron

    When Red Bluff Elementary School opened in 1954, Pasadena was changing from a rural community to a city bustling with residential growth.With 26 classrooms and a construction cost of $530,000, the campus at 416 Bearle Street was considered an example of a modern school.But despite additions and renovations in 1992 and 2001, the school is showing its age. Red Bluff, which has an enrollment averaging between 550 and 600, relies on portable classrooms added in 1957.“They have been refurbished over…
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    Family worries about 97-year-old relative in Puerto Rico - Chron

    One week before Hurricane Maria ripped through Puerto Rico, 97-year-old Benigna Alers became something of a local celebrity in her small town.The local newspaper celebrated Alers, whose grandchildren and their offspring number more than 100, for her youthful spirit and vibrant role in the community.“It was pretty amazing, because I didn’t even know those details about my grandmother,” said one of those grandchildren, Iraida Brown, a La Porte native who lives in Houston. “We hear about all of thi…
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    Flood's devastation means unexpected changes for Pasadena ISD's ......

    For the roughly 900 Thompson Intermediate School students whose campus was devastated by flooding from Hurricane Harvey, school started this week on schedule, but in unfamiliar surroundings.They’ve been relocated to the district’s Collaborative Learning Center, which also houses Beverly Hills Intermediate School. Offices previously used for administration was reconfigured into a series of partitions to serve as classrooms and offices for Thompson students and faculty.PHOTOS: How Hurricane Harvey…
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    Cambodian community near Alvin must start from scratch after Harvey...

    Sort Tith has started over before.Tith was 25 years old in 1985, when she arrived in the United States as part of the influx of refugees fleeing genocide in Cambodia as the Khmer Rouge took power.She’s 57 now, and amid the destruction Harvey left behind in her small community in Rosharon, off Ross Road, she’s resigned to begin again.“We’re strong. We’ve always been strong,” she said, while sitting in the only part of the community’s Buddhist temple center not gutted by Harvey. MAKING A DIFFERENC…