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Rare waterborne threat requires caution in Brazos basin

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WACO - The first day of summer is only a few short days away, bringing with it higher temperatures and warmer water. To keep cool, many people will spend time on a lake, in a river, or at a water park. However, before heading out, everyone should be aware of the potential exposure to a rare threat that exists in all surface water and how to avoid it.
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New restaurant coming to town

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Sealy City Council members were more than willing to aid a local man’s project, approving a business incentive for interior improvements at their recent city council meeting held last Tuesday evening, June 3. The business incentive is for the “Trevino Project,” an idea to build a future restaurant in downtown Sealy in an effort to continue to try and revitalize the area.
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Sealy man arrested for alleged credit theft

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A Sealy man was arrested following an investigation that began the last day of the month in May after complaints were made by customers of a local business in regard to credit card fraud. 24-year-old Christopher Richardo Meza Esparza, of Sealy, was arrested by the Sealy Police Department and charged with Credit Card or Debit Card Abuse, a state jail felony charge.
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Abbott signs strongest Bail reform package in Texas history

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HOUSTON — Governor Greg Abbott signed into law the strongest bail reform package in Texas history at Crime Stoppers of Houston. Joined by dozens of bail reform advocates and families of victims, the Governor signed Senate Bill 9, Senate Bill 40, House Bill 75, and Senate Joint Resolution 5 to protect Texans by keeping violent, repeat offenders behind bars.