Coffee With the Cops, January 24
Coffee with the cops, Alief Community Center, January 24th
The Thomas Telegraph Vol. 4, Issue 2 – 01-20-2023
Vol. 4, Issue 02 - 01.20.23 Dear F(riends): Thank all of you who joined me and others in Alief for the ribbon cutting of the long-awaited community center. If you have yet to be able to visit or sign up for programs, please make it a point to stop by and visit 11903 Bellaire Blvd. Job [...]
Public Meeting: Come learn about Harwin Drive Improvements, Feb. 7
The TIRZ 20 project seeks to improve traffic, pedestrian accommodations, pavement drivability, public safety, and aesthetics along Harwin Drive.
Dazzling Alief Neighborhood Center is officially open!
The International Management District knew that the official opening today (Jan. 14, 2023) of the City of Houston’s Alief Neighborhood Center had been enthusiastically anticipated; our article in June about the final stages of construction has been one of the most popular items on our website. District committee member and longtime community activist Barbara Quattro [...]
Harris County District Attorneys Office 5 Year Report
Download the Harris County District Attorneys Office 5 Year Report to see the great work they have done. Download the Report
January 2023 Presidential Proclamation “National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month”
If you suspect human trafficking, call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-7888.
The Thomas Telegraph Vol. 4, Issue 1 – 01-05-2023
Vol. 4, Issue 01 - 01.05.23 Dear District F(amily): Let me be the last person to wish you and your family a Happy New Year. I pray that each of you experiences prosperity, good health, laughs, and memorable moments. I want to keep a few meaningful highlights on your radar. YOU'RE INVITED: The long-awaited Alief Community [...]
HPD: Chief’s Citywide PIP New Year Update and Networking Reception, Jan. 10
The meeting will also be streamed live with sign language interpretation on HPD's You Tube channel: youtube.com/houstonpolice
Soon: Houston event with internationally praised novelists born in Asia
Inprint.org of Houston is bringing writers Matthew Salesses, a native of South Korea, and Yiyun Li, born in China, to town for this special evening event Jan. 23. Tickets are $5 for the general public and free for students and seniors. Get tickets at https://inprinthouston.org/event/inprint-yiyun-li-matthew-salesses-reading/
Cameras funded by District help lead HPD to accused killer
Aided by evidence from a portable security camera system funded by the International Management District, Houston police identified and filed capital murder charges against an 18-year-old man who is now in custody in the shooting deaths of two men outside a convenience store/gas station on Bissonnet near S. Kirkwood on Nov. 17. Houston police filed [...]
