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City of Houston activates heat emergency plan - Vimarsana News

City of Houston activates heat emergency plan

The Tribune is a locally owned weekly newspaper for the Atascocita, Humble and Kingwood, Texas area.

Houston heat emergency: Cooling centers opening up - Vimarsana News

Houston heat emergency: Cooling centers opening up

The city of Houston is activating its heat emergency plan. That means cooling centers are being opened.

Source: khou.com
Biden needs to be both Mr. Inside and Mr. Outside - Vimarsana News

Biden needs to be both Mr. Inside and Mr. Outside

Few presidents have been effective at playing Mr. Inside and Mr. Outside. Today, Biden must do both.

MSNBC Meet the Press October 18, 2021 08:31:00 - Vimarsana News

MSNBC Meet the Press October 18, 2021 08:31:00

Killing them on confidence. if misreading a mandate is a sin in politics, pretending you have one when you don't is a moral sin. >> in march, jon meacham convened a bunch of historians at the white house who said to biden, you can be fdr, you can be lbj. lyndon baines johnson won election in 1964 with 155-seat majority in the house and 69 -- >> 155? is that more than five. >> -- and 69 democratic senators. in 1965 they passed 70 major pieces of legislation. if you go to the johnson library, there are 70 pens lined up. that's the great society. joe biden has a majority of -- nobody even knows? ...

Two men and three centuries of Alaskan shipwrecks - Vimarsana News

Two men and three centuries of Alaskan shipwrecks

Warren Good arrived in Kodiak in 1972 and, like a lot of other young men in those years, went crab fishing. Kodiak was booming, deckhand jobs were easy to get and fishing was grueling but fun, if you liked hard work. And the money was good — it was not unheard of for 21-year-old deckhands with a scant year of nautical experience to make $100,000 in a single four-month king crab season. The dark side of the high times was the casualties.  In the years before the Commercial Fishing Industry Vessel Safety Act of 1988, commercial fishing was far and away the most dangerous job in America,...