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January 17, 24, and 31
Neighbors Helping Neighbors Ike Cleanup

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The City of Houston’s “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” program to assist elderly and physically challenged residents remove Hurricane Ike debris from their backyards to the curb has resumed. The “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” program is seeking volunteers from the community to assist with this effort on the next three consecutive Saturdays: January 17, 24 and 31, 2009.

With over 800 calls for service in this program, we have many homeowners, 60+ years old or physically challenged who can use your help. Many requests are being handled by professionals but volunteers can complete the job by bagging, sweeping and moving the debris to the curb for pickup.

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January 21 to February 28
Mayor's New Year, New You Challenge

Mayor's New Year New You Challenge

The Mayor’s New Year New You Challenge is a five week wellness program which aims to encourage and motivate Houstonians of all ages and abilities to engage in wellness activities during the New Year. Specifically, the challenge will raise participants’ awareness of their daily physical activities, encourage healthy eating and routine exercise in a fun and supportive environment. More ...

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January 24
Arbor Day

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The Houston Parks and Recreation Department with Trees for Houston invite you to get your hands dirty in the name of Arbor Day!  Sign up today to be a part of our city’s 2009 Arbor Day Celebration and help us plant 12,500 trees in 4 hours!  J. Sterling Morton, who founded Arbor Day as a way to promote tree planting on the open plains of Nebraska in 1872, would surely approve. More ...

 

 
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Get Moving Houston

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Mayor Bill White, Houston business heavyweights step up to the plate to launch new citywide wellness initiative. Houston Wellness Association seeks to make Houston "the model city for wellness". More...

 
 


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(Guide updated Friday, January 16, 2009 at 8:00 p.m.)

Roof Contractors

A roofing contractor and/or citizens can call
713.837.ROOF to get information on the program
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Hurricane Ike Relief Fund

Gulf Coast Ike Relief Fund
c/o The Greater Houston Community Foundation
4550 Post Oak Place, Suite 100
Houston, TX 77027
www.ghcf.org

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Lois Gibson

City Employee SpotLight

Lois Gibson
Houston Police Dept.

 

When the body of a little girl washed up on a Galveston beach, it was Ms. Gibson who gave the girl a face and a personality. Lois, a forensic artist, volunteered to do a rendering of the girl, christened “Baby Grace,” for Galveston police because she felt it was important to find out who that little girl was and to bring her killers to justice. And her forensic work was very instrumental doing those two things. More ...