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Longtime Galveston horticulturist, philanthropist Peggy Cornelius dies at 71 (opens the original)
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Peggy Thompson Cornelius, a longtime Galveston businesswoman, horticulturist and philanthropist who left her mark on the island through decades of conservation and community service, died Wednesday. She was 71. Born March 12, 1955, Cornelius spent much of her life caring for the island she called home, from helping lead her familyâs Tomâs Thumb Nursery to preserving trees, protecting wildlife and supporting an array of community organizations. For nearly three decades, Cornelius lived with S
La Marque Councilman whose company owes $28K disputes tax treatment (opens the original)
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A company owned by La Marque Councilman Joseph Lowry after Wednesday will owe more than $28,500 in delinquent property taxes, penalties and interest, although Lowry asserts the appraisal of his business has been mishandled and that heâs considering legal action. Six Brothers Concrete Pumping faces a default judgment stemming from a February lawsuit filed by Galveston County, the city of Texas City, Texas City ISD, Galveston County Drainage District No. 2 and College of the Mainland. Certified
After 200 years, Galveston Wharves Board names first woman chair (opens the original)
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Sheila Lidstone this week made history at the Port of Galveston, which has been operating for two centuries. Lidstone was elected the first woman to serve as chair of the Galveston Wharves Board of Trustees, taking the helm as the port navigates continued cruise growth, major cargo investments and decisions that could shape the waterfront for decades. For Lidstone, a fifth-generation Galvestonian, the appointment also carries a family connection. Her husband recently found an old newspaper artic
Texas City adopts tax rate as commissioners clash over city’s financial condition (opens the original)
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City commissioners Wednesday unanimously adopted a property tax rate of slightly more than 49.7 cents per $100 of taxable value, ending weeks of debate over finances as members disagreed about how severely past spending decisions have affected the city. The rate is the cityâs no-new-revenue rate and is expected to generate about $35.2 million in property tax revenue. About $30 million will go toward maintenance and operations, while roughly $5.2 million will be used for debt service, Finance D
Jury sentences man to 8 years for 1999 La Marque sexual assault (opens the original)
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A jury Monday sentenced a Louisiana man to eight years in prison for the aggravated sexual assault of a woman who was abducted from the side of a La Marque road nearly 27 years ago. Preston Alvin Chenier Jr., of DeQuincy, Louisiana, was convicted after DNA evidence preserved from the December 1999 attack ultimately linked him to the case decades later. Jurors deliberated for about four hours Monday before rejecting a defense request for community supervision and sentencing Chenier to eight years
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