- Piedmont Office Realty Trust to Develop 11-Story Energy Corridor Office Building in Enclave Place [Prime Property]
- Mayor Parker Calls Plans To Designate Astrodome a City Landmark ‘Ill-Advised’ [Houston Chronicle ($)]
- Fat Cat Creamery Opening on N. Shepherd at 19th in the Heights This Saturday [Eater Houston]
- Owners of Newly Opened El Big Bad Worked To Preserve Its Downtown Building’s History, Including Past Fire Damage [Culturemap; previously on Swamplot]
- City Considering Loosening Alcohol Sales Rules To Encourage Grocery Stores in Food Deserts [abc13]
- Concerns About Crime in Glenshire Neighborhood Focus on ‘Hot Sheet Motels’ Along West Beltway Near West Bellfort [Click2Houston]
- Hobby Airport Officials Chase Coyote Across Runways and Taxiways [abc13]
Photo of median at Buffalo Speedway and Westheimer near River Oaks Plant House: Russell Hancock via Swamplot Flickr Pool
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I hate the term Food Deserts. It doesn’t address the real issue. There is a reason some areas are food deserts. Think about it and let me know.
Thanks
Oh goody another creamery for Houston. I’m
sure that will make us top 5 again on Men’s Health most fat ass cities. I’m with the Mayor, time to tear down the dome.
“The city estimates 440, 000 Houston area residents live in what’s called a ‘food desert.’ ”
Bovine excrement. I refer to them as “Lazy Zones”.