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Bike registration aims to combat bike theft on campus Bike registration hopes to combat bike theft and safety around campus. | The Cougar/Renee Josse de Lisle Students are now able to register their bikes for no cost as a part of University efforts to ensure bike safety. Bike registration can be done through myParking account on AccessUH and the process is free. If a bike is lost or stolen, this new program helps the UH Police Department in facilitating quicker recovery. “It is also very important when having a bike on campus to get it registered,” said Capt. Bret Collier, who runs field operations for UHPD. ....
FOX 26 report about 84-year-old woman who froze to death prompts local funeral home to donate its services FOX 26 report about 84-year-old woman who froze to death prompts local funeral home to donate its services FOX 26 Reporter Randy Wallace has more as a report about an 84-year-old woman who froze to death leads to a local funeral home to donate its services. HOUSTON - He said I think she froze to death, I said that’s a terrible way to die, Rachael Cook told us in our February 18th report about her 84-year-old mother Mary Gee. Someone stole a TV, phone, and other items from Gee’s northeast side apartment with her body still inside. ....
Meaning they froze to death. Family members of victims say many of the deaths may have been prevented if they’d known there was a possibility they could lose power for days. “I don’t think we’d have had as many deaths. I don’t think we’d have had as many accidents or casualties or anything like that if they had prepared us better,” said Nicale Spencer whose 84-year-old grandmother, Mary Gee, died from hypothermia at home on Feb. 16. Gee’s body was found inside her northeast Houston apartment. Spencer said she spoke with her grandmother the night before and says at that time, she had power. ....
Meaning they froze to death. Family members of victims say many of the deaths may have been prevented if they’d known there was a possibility they could lose power for days. “I don’t think we’d have had as many deaths. I don’t think we’d have had as many accidents or casualties or anything like that if they had prepared us better,” said Nicale Spencer whose 84-year-old grandmother, Mary Gee, died from hypothermia at home on Feb. 16. Gee’s body was found inside her northeast Houston apartment. Spencer said she spoke with her grandmother the night before and says at that time, she had power. ....