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Sharon Steinmann

  • Opinion Video Journalist, Chron
Houston
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I trust Mr. Trump.' Will Venezuelan American's support for the president last? | Opinion

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By Sharon Steinmann
| MSN Verified
A Catholic mass on Sunday drew hundreds of people to a loading area behind the Mi Querencia Latin Market in Katy, 30 miles west of downtown Houston. Many of the attendees were draped in Venezuelan flags. They prayed, cried and, at times, laughed out of joy. The overwhelming emotion was hope - hope for the future of the country they left behind.
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‘I trust Mr. Trump.’ Will Venezuelan American’s support for the president last?

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By Sharon Steinmann
| Houston Chronicle Verified
What do Venezuelans in Houston think about the U.S. military intervention in their country? Videographer Sharon Steinmann asked attendees at an outdoor mass. Houston Chronicle A Catholic mass on Sunday drew hundreds of people to a loading area behind the Mi Querencia Latin Market in Katy, 30 miles west of downtown Houston. Many of the attendees were draped in Venezuelan flags. They prayed, cried and, at times, laughed out of joy.
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Puppy mill ‘ninjas’ are exploiting Texas. These laws can stop them.

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By Sharon Steinmann
| Houston Chronicle Verified
Puppy mill “ninjas” are exploiting Texas parking lots, turning them into hubs for animal cruelty. But two new laws give counties near major metro areas the authority to crack down on vendors. Houston Chronicle They call them the “ninjas.” “They have a dark, black vehicle and the back flips down,”said Shelby Bobosky, executive director of the Texas Humane Legislation Network.
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