- Planning Commission OKs 9-Story Hotel on the Seawall [Galveston County Daily News]
- Galveston City Council Approves Public Housing Plan Just 1 Hour Before Federal Deadline [Houston Chronicle]
- Skanska Begins $35M in Renovations to HCC’s San Jacinto Building [Houston Business Journal]
- H-E-B To Open Stores in Cypress, Jersey Village along U.S. 290 This Fall [Prime Property]
- Calling Houston ‘Under-pizza-ed,’ Reginelli’s Pizza Chain To Open First Location in Memorial [29-95.com]
- New Highway Segment Loops Traffic Around Downtown Cleveland [KUHF]
- How Power Outages Like TPC’s Last Week Near Park Place Subdivision Increase Refinery Pollution [StateImpact Texas]
- Tourism Officials Looking for More Effective Ways To Deal with Seaweed, Erosion [Galveston County Daily News]
- Number of West Nile Virus-Infected Mosquitoes Down in Past 2 Weeks [KUHF]
- Abandoned Sections of Original Brays Bayou in the Middle of Texas Medical Center [HAIF]
- Ship Channel View Marks Houston Landscape’s First Appearance on a Stamp [KUHF]
Photo of 321 W. 23rd St. demo: Swamplot inbox
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Houston “under-pizza-ed”? Surely they jest. How long do you think it would take to cover Harris County in pizza if every pizza oven in town started churning out pies at maximum output? A shockingly short time.
Maybe they meant under-’good’-pizza-ed. Try ordering from Pinks in the Heights on Thursday-Sunday evening. Takes an hour fifteen to an hour half for delivery. Dominoes/Papa Johns will be there in 20 minutes, but who really wants to eat that crap?
I think the story about the Cleveland loop is way out of date. The video was uploaded to YouTube in July 2010. The video says they are just starting work on the overpass of U.S. 59, but that overpass looks pretty complete to me.