- Tolls and Fines Begin Monday on I-45 Flyovers at Texas 242 North of The Woodlands [Houston Chronicle]
- Houston Condo Sales from January to May Down 1% from Last Year, according to the Texas Association of Realtors [HBJ]
- Houston’s Healthcare Arms Race by the Numbers [The Tenant Advisor]
- Sodium Hydrosulfide Spills in Settegast Yard After Train Collision [Houston Chronicle]
- Water Still Gushing from Ground at Tierwester and Tuam in Third Ward [abc13]
- 5 Smash-and-Grab Burglaries Have Taken Place in the Last 2 Weeks on Rayford Rd. in Spring [Click2Houston]
- Redevelopment of Medical Arts Building at 302 21st St. May Have Stalled [Galveston County Daily News ($)]
- Metro To Start Accepting Payment by Smartphone App Later This Year [Houston Chronicle]
- Tiny House Fans in Houston Mostly Just Want To Use Them as Add-Ons or Outbuildings [Click2Houston]
- Spottings of Wild Animals in Urban Areas Shouldn’t Be Such a Surprise [Houston Chronicle]
- Artists Painting Dozens of Mini Murals on Traffic Signal Control Boxes in Southwest Houston This Summer [The Urban Edge]
- Map Shows Texas’s 21 Remaining Abortion Clinics After Supreme Court Ruling, All in 5 Largest Urban Areas [Texas Tribune]
- The History of Monuments to the Confederacy at the Texas Capitol [Houston Chronicle]
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I thought this was a real estate website? Why an article about abortion mills?
Mike, the right-wing-cabal’s attack on a woman’s right to make medical decisions for herself also affects the permitted use of the property on which a woman was formerly permitted to make medical decisions for herself.
@Mike, abortions are all about constraining the future demand of section 8 housing, hence real estate related.
Wow, commonsense. Even for you, that was a serious dickbag comment. You know what the common thread of modern conservatives is? A complete lack of empathy for people that don’t exist in their white, republican, christian, straight suburban/rural reality bubble. Disgusting.
I support a Mike’s right to choose not to read Swamplot.
“Tiny House Fans in Houston Mostly Just Want To Use Them as Add-Ons or Outbuildings”
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First of all, neither that link title nor the news piece have anything at all to do with actual housing. If anything, people are using them as “add-ons” or “outbuildings” because it’s illegal to do anything else with them. Nowhere in there was any kind of basic information on the state of actual Tiny Housing in Houston…
I think the prevailing word here is ‘blog’.
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Ian, the terminology may have tried to be intentionally inflammatory, but I think commonsense’s point still remains. The vast majority of abortions are due to out of wedlock or the absence of family planning and statistically speaking, single parent families are indeed resigned to a life of low incomes/periods of poverty.
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It’s important to note as there remains this ignorant concept throughout america that prohibiting abortions would somehow reduce the number of them which is by no means supported by data or international pill orders. Most industrialized countries have transitioned to foreign concepts of statistical analysis to determine that increasing access to birth control and/or increasing income transfers for a more robust social safety net are the only guaranteed ways to reduce abortions. Fortunately our efforts on the former point have been showing positive results.
Regardless of your view on abortion, it’s a shame it can’t be discussed without terms like “attack on women”. Just like any conversations about borders and immigration inforcement is now spun as “anti Mexican”. Or opinions against affirmative action = “anti black”.