City ends red light camera dispute with settlement
After delaying the decision for two weeks, Houston City Council voted in favor of a $4.8 million settlement with American Traffic Solutions, effectively ending a legal dispute between the city and its red light camera provider since Houston ended the use of red light cameras–permanently–in August.
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City ends red light camera dispute with settlement
After delaying the decision for two weeks, Houston City
Restaurant inspection report: January 2012
In January, Angelo’s Pizza received thirteen violations, and Taqueria
Are unsolicited newspapers litter? Residents ask city for help
Unsolicited newspapers sit in some yards, oftentimes for weeks.
Good deal: Rice U ranked in top 5 best values by Princeton Review
Rice University is one of the country’s top five
Gasoline Prices Continue to Climb, Now Average $3.39 per Gallon
Average retail gasoline prices in Bellaire continued to climb
Community
Aquatics: Move solid for COOG club squad
Houston Cougar Aquatic Sports, known to many as the
Evelyn Rubenstein Jewish Community Center announces winter courses
Winter semester courses at the Evelyn Rubenstein Jewish Community
Art design studio celebrates grand opening with Bellaire artist David Cagney
Bellaire artist David Cagney will be featured in “Connections,”
Author Dean James to sign books at Bellaire Library
Dean James, a New York Times best-selling author, will
Register Now for Patrons’ Fourth Annual ‘Tents in Town’
Registration is currently underway for the fourth annual “Tents
