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The Colts will play the Chicago team at 8:00PM Wednesday and 4:00M Thursday. Opening game!! This is the colorful face of Houston presented to the National League in Colt Stadium despite threatening skies, crowed of 25,271 turned out to witness historic first game with Chicago's Cubs.
Witness Chicago, which built a massive underground train station to handle high-speed trains between O'Hare and Block37. Elon Musk promised to build the train, if the city built the station.
The Census bureau reported Chicago experienced a rebound in growth, too. I noticed that it was around the same as the number of people our Governor Abbott shipped up there.
The Chicago Pizza Company - 4100 Mandell Chaucer's - 5020 Montrose Cody's (really a jazz club) - 3400 Montrose Mrs. Me's Cafe - Dunlavy at Indiana La Bodega - 2402 Mandell Weinerschnitzel - Westheimer at Commonwealth Spud-U-Like - 416 Westheimer Butera's - 5019 Montrose and the Grocery Store on Bissonet Matt Garner's Bar-b-que - Gray (Good as ...
The NYSE Chicago is moving to Dallas, being renamed the NYSE Texas. Another, TXSE (if granted by the national securities exchange), is set to open up in 2026.
The Jesus mural shown in the renderings above is actually a copy of the the 1960's original that is still in place out front on Fannin Street on the exterior of the old Main Building. The original mural was a huge lighted mosaic spanning probably 60 feet in length and about 7 to 8 ft tall. Of course it is currently obscured by a later 1980's (Dunn Tower) addition. One can still see it (now ...
The Chicago version (officially called "TARP," but everyone just calls it "Deep Tunnel") has been under construction for 50 years now. Don't expect a quick solution. It was always a bit unnerving to see manhole covers (actually, they're just grates) big enough to swallow a car.
Chicago builds Millenium Park and we are all hoping, praying desperately for a little greenspace and maybe a wider sidewalk than usual in an area whose reconstitution has the potential to set Houston on a course to true urban greatness- and it most likely won't happen.
