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M.I. Lewis gets $20K from Galveston County as demand reaches record levels (opens the original)
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County commissioners Monday approved an additional $20,000 for a grant to the M.I. Lewis Social Service Center as rising costs and program restrictions strain the center’s ability to help residents, officials of the nonprofit said. The center served about 16,220 people from January through August, about 2,000 more than last year and a record for the organization, Executive Director Angelica Hanley said Thursday. At the same time, applicants’ circumstances are growing more dire, with the center s
Aging Pier 19 faces scrutiny as Galveston port grows (opens the original)
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Some Port of Galveston tenants and waterfront managers are at odds over whether historic Pier 19 needs major repair. Business operators complained about deteriorating boards, aging pilings and a possible sinkhole at the docks where the island’s shrimp boats — known as the Mosquito Fleet because their nets resemble insect wings — and some tourism-related vessels, are berthed The disagreement comes as the port considers a cruise terminal expansion that might reshape the working waterfront, includi
Galveston residents irked by sign placements (opens the original)
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Some residents are unhappy about the islandâs new $1.5 million way-finding signs, raising concerns about pedestrian safety along the seawall and criticizing spelling errors. Officials with the Park Board of Trustees, meanwhile, said installation of the signs, which point the way to places of interest such as beaches and tourist attractions, wasnât complete. The system, which will include about 400 signs at 214 locations across the island, is scheduled to be complete by the end of the month,
Renewables, batteries help Texas grid meet record demand (opens the original)
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Texasâ rapidly expanding wind, solar and battery resources helped the stateâs electric grid withstand record-breaking demand this summer, but the approaching winter will shift reliability pressures and renew questions about the stateâs natural gas supply, energy analysts said Tuesday. The growing role of battery storage on the Texas grid comes as large-scale battery facilities face increased scrutiny in Galveston County, where proposed projects have sparked debates over fire safety, emerge
Dickinson moves to tighten battery storage regulations (opens the original)
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The city council next month will consider for final adoption an ordinance that would place more stringent regulations on battery energy storage systems, replicating a similar ordinance League City passed in July 2024, officials said Tuesday. The proposed regulations would classify battery energy storage systems as major utilities, a category that includes electric and gas generation plants, require operators to obtain a conditional use permit and impose extensive fire, safety and emergency-respo
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