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The Lower Neches Valley Authority announced Tuesday that ecological groups will be conducting a 2021 survey of the Neches River.

Los expertos y entidades abajo firmantes, además de la solidaridad con los damnificados por las recientes inundaciones del Ebro, queremos expresar el amplio consenso existente en torno a las medidas más eficaces para una gestión sostenible y eficiente de los riesgos de inundaciones, consenso que se sintetiza en lo siguiente: 1. Las crecidas forman parte de la dinámica natural de los ríos y aportan de forma gratuita importantes servicios a la sociedad Los ríos, con sus cauces, riberas y sotos, son ecosistemas vivos en permanente cambio. Las crecidas fluviales forman parte de la dinámica...

St. Louis Public Radio Deeann Phillips has spent more than a year with the Women's Night Program and hopes to be able to move into her own apartment in the next few months. The program supports women experiencing homelessness who are also struggling with mental health disorders, substance abuse or domestic violence. Last March, Deeann Phillips moved from a rural area of Illinois into a tent encampment near the Mississippi River in St. Louis — a jarring experience that left her feeling frightened and isolated. “It was such a culture shock,” said Phillips, who relied on donated food and ...

St. Louis Public Radio Missouri National Guard medic Dakota Wilson puts a Band-Aid on 54-year-old Dwayne Furlow's arm after giving him a dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday at St. Patrick Center in downtown St. Louis. Homeless shelters and service providers in the St. Louis region are leaning on the trust they've fostered for years in the homeless community to get COVID-19 vaccines in arms. So far, it's working. Organizations including St. Patrick Center, Peter and Paul Community Services, St. Vincent de Paul and City Hope have helped vaccinate nearly 400 people since March. Leaders...

April 3, 2021 Michael Hare The Most Rev. W. Francis Malooly, DD, bishop of the Diocese of Wilmington, will receive the 2021 Monsignor Thomas J. Reese Award at Catholic Charities’ Annual Tribute Dinner, to be held Wednesday, Oct. 6. Michael J. Hare, the 2020 recipient, will be presented with the 2020 award since the dinner last year was canceled due to COVID-19. Created in 1989 in memory of Monsignor Thomas J. Reese, community activist and longtime director of Catholic Social Services, the forerunner of Catholic Charities, the award recognizes exemplary individuals who have demonst...