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Ariel Worthy

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Sr. Digital Producer at @HoustonPubMedia | Bama born, raised & grad | Always in the mood for coffee, wine and 90s R&B
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Houston homeless hub opens with over 60 individuals in facility

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By Ariel Worthy
| Community Impact Newspaper
What it means At 419 Emancipation Avenue, the former Star of Hope location acts as what city officials call the city’s “front door” to ending street homelessness. On June 3, Houston City Council approved a land purchase agreement to extend the 419 property to have additional green space at the facility. Council also approved a total of $1.5 million in overtime funding for the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County police and Harris County officers who work on homeless efforts.
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Houston approves $31M design contract to begin steps toward new BARC facility

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By Ariel Worthy
| Community Impact Newspaper
What happened Houston City Council, on June 3, unanimously approved spending $31.8 million for a design-build contract on a new customer-facing animal adoption center that will be located at 105 Sabine St. The new building will be approximately 25,000 square feet and will be able to hold up to 120 animals.
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Houston to require fees from developers, spread funding for all parks in open space ordinance changes

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By Ariel Worthy
| Community Impact Newspaper
Houston officials preliminarily voted to reassess how the open space ordinance funds and distribute park improvements across the city. What happened On June 2, the city’s Budget and Fiscal Affairs committee voted to advance proposed changes to the city’s open space ordinance. The open space ordinance provides parks, recreational amenities and open space for residential areas. It typically uses fees collected from developers to dedicate and maintain the parks.
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