Rendering of Donald Lipski's "Tubbs," an outdoor sculpture commissioned for the upcoming WaterWorks museum, Arts in Houston
- Dec. 12, 2008
- 3:28 PM
Headlines from December 6 to 12
Saturday December 6
Lisa Gray: Older homes blind to the bayous [Houston Chronicle] This story came out Friday the 6th but it was missed on the last headline roundup and it’s worth reading.
Monday December 8
Financial crunch may stall effort on Astrodome hotel [Houston Chronicle]
UH study will create real estate database [Houston Business Journal]
Perry asks FEMA for $300M [Houston Business Journal]
DEAL OF THE WEEK: A sweet addition to area buildings [Houston Chronicle]
Tuesday December 9
8 public art projects are set for completion in 2009 [Houston Chronicle]
Donald Lipski’s ‘Tubbs’ isn’t the first draft[Arts in Houston, Chronicle Blog]
Wednesday December 10
Lisa Gray: The strange fall of the Museum of the Weird [Houston Chronicle]
Thursday December 11, 2008
Team from Rice wins $10,000 in ‘Recycle Ike’ contest [Houston Chronicle]
Friday December 12, 2008
Galveston council takes stand on housing: Resolution urges feds to speed up the rebuilding of low-income units [Houston Chronicle]
CenterPoint wants ‘smart meters’ to make the grade [Houston Chronicle]
Lessons from Ike and Gustav: Pipelines still vulnerable [Houston Chronicle]
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