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  Openings and Closings: Union Kitchen Cypress Opens, Pizza Motus Closes

  July 19 at 5 a.m.

  The Union Kitchen, 9955 Barker Cypress, began its soft opening July 9 at the Boardwalk at Towne Lake in Cypress. This makes the sixth location for the concept from Gr8 Plate Hospitality. It takes over the space formerly occupied by Jaxton's Grill House and Bar. The 5,000 square foot restaurant...

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  The People of VegFest 2019 at Minute Maid Park

  July 13 at 8:13 p.m.

  The Vegan Society of Peace hosted their annual VegFest Houston on the main concourse of Minute Maid Park Saturday.  Lucky were those who got there early as the event was attended by thousands. By noon the concourse was packed with attendees and areas were near gridlock as attendees stood in line for food, products and samples from hundreds of vegan vendors. (Photos by Eric Sauseda)

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  Hope Farms and Recipe for Success Hosts Chefs in the Field

  June 11 at 5 a.m.

  In a food desert, near Hobby Airport, is an urban oasis with a gathering barn, a chef's garden and fields of fresh vegetables growing in the hot, humid climate a few minutes south of downtown Houston. Hope Farms is the culmination of Gracie and Bob Cavnar's efforts to provide fresh...

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  You Can’t Be Pro-Life and Anti-Vax

  April 24 at 5 a.m.

  The anti-vaccination movement has gotten a booster shot lately. Measles cases are still on the rise in Texas, with the most recent number of confirmed cases being 15. In New York it’s even worse. To contain the spread there they have instituted an emergency vaccination order that fines parents $1,000...

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  Dining Out For Life Raises Forks To Increase HIV/AIDS Support

  April 23 at 5 a.m.

  Put the kitchen stove on pause and, instead, take up the cause for Thursday's Dining Out For Life, a culinary fundraiser for AIDS Foundation Houston, Inc.

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  Harris County Commissioners Vote to Sue ITC Over Costs From Its Plant Accident [UPDATED]

  March 27 at 4:30 a.m.

  In a unanimous vote Tuesday, played out before a packed room of onlookers, Harris County Commissioners Court voted to sue ITC for the fire and toxic chemical spill at its plant that shut down schools and the Houston Ship Channel, had nearby residents sheltering in place and will perhaps have...