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Klein ISD officials honored the district's new police chief, Marlon Runnels, with a pinning ceremony on June 2.

Klein ISD honors new district Police Chief Marlon Runnels at June 2 pinning ceremony Prior to his current role, Runnels served as Klein ISD's assistant chief and police sergeant.

To park in those areas, residents will be required to have a valid permit for on-street parking during certain hours of the day. According to the ordinance, all the recommended streets for the program are areas in neighborhoods where commuter parking has been deemed an excessive problem for residents.

Portions of some Washington Avenue corridor, Montrose streets designated as residential parking permit areas Houston City Council approved a recommendation from the Houston Administration and Regulatory Affairs Department at its June 1 meeting to require residential parking permits in certain designated areas around the Washington Avenue corridor, Montrose and River Oaks.

“I am staying the course for the runoff and not really making major changes,” Cade told Community Impact Newspaper. “I am still block walking and working at the polling location nearest me all day, every day that it is open so I can talk to the voters—meet the voters—and answer any questions.”

Pearland City Council hopeful Layni Cade focuses on public safety, revenue opportunities, water billing issues Layni Cade has continued her campaign for an additional month to secure the Position 5 seat for Pearland City Council.

Federal, county and city leaders gathered at Brays Bayou Park May 26 to celebrate the completion of Project Brays, a plan to reduce flooding along Brays Bayou that has been underway in some form for the past 35 years.

After nearly 30 years of construction, Harris County celebrates completion of Project Brays Federal, county and city leaders gathered at Brays Bayou Park onn May 26 to celebrate the completion of Project Brays, a 35-year plan to reduce flooding.

The Texas workforce saw the addition of 134 total teachers at the beginning of the 2021-22 school year—a 98.02% decrease from the 6,771 total teachers added the year prior, according to Texas Education Agency data.

Additionally, roughly 11.6% of the 2020-21 workforce—or about 42,800 teachers—had left the profession by the end of the school year, which is nearly 9,000 more than the previous year, TEA data shows.

Low pay, pandemic exacerbate teacher shortages for local, statewide districts The Texas workforce saw the addition of 134 total teachers at the beginning of the 2021-22 school year—a 98.02% decrease from the 6,771 total teachers added the year prior, according to Texas Education Agency data.

Weather Shield Structures Solution Factory will host a grand opening celebration June 17 for its new location at 1413 Northpark Drive, Kingwood. The business offers both commercial and residential roofing services as well as storm damage restoration, commercial and residential asset risk management, insurance claims consultation and project design and engineering services.

Weather Shield Structures Solution Factory to celebrate grand opening in Kingwood June 17 The business offers both commercial and residential roofing services as well as storm damage restoration, commercial and residential asset risk management, insurance claims consultation and project design and engineering services.