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Pasadena courthouse completion set for 2020
12 Apr 2019
Ever since Hurricane Ike blew through the Houston area in 2008, leaving many of Pasadena’s municipal buildings damaged, the city’s courts haven’t stayed too long in one place.
The most recent move for municipal court proceedings was to a city facility at 1001 Shaw following repairs to damages caused by Hurricane Harvey.
But the days of moving for the city’s court facilities should change soon, with a ground-breaking ceremony set for a $7.3 million courthouse. Funding for the project was approved by council in January 2018, with Horizon Group International LLC serving as contractor.
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Hector Maldonado was nearly out of time.
The Sam Rayburn High School senior had spent months on his Western-themed colored-pencil drawing, including a few nights in December when he worked on it until 3 or 4 in the morning before dragging himself out of bed for school.
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A proposal for a holiday lighting attraction has been approved by by Pasadena City Council, with members split between those who think it will draw tourists and lift spirits and others who don't like that admission will be charged for a display supported by tax revenue.
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Aurora Plastics (Streetsboro, OH) announced that it has completed the expansion and renovation of its 60,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Pasadena, TX. The investment marks the company’s continued commitment to expanding the services and products offered to customers in the western and southern United States and its focus to grow export...