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SAN BENITO — The San Benito Public Housing Authority on Tuesday began to demolish a housing project nearly a year after Hurricane Dolly-generated floods made it uninhabitable.
SAN BENITO — The San Benito Public Housing Authority will tear down a housing project a year after it was flooded by heavy rain from Hurricane Dolly and its residents were forced to leave, Executive Director Arnold Padilla said this week.
HARLINGEN — City crews and league organizers had to scramble last summer to make sure a national softball tournament went forward as scheduled in the days just after Hurricane Dolly, but this year’s tournament is expected to be a money-maker.
The Texas Department of Insurance reported on Wednesday that it has received just 1,201 complaints from the nearly 900,000 claims made by victims of hurricanes Ike and Dolly in 2008.
The Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) reported it has received a total of 1,201 justified complaints from the nearly 900,000 claims that originated from Hurricanes Ike and Dolly in 2008. The ...
EDCOUCH - Two of the communities hardest hit by Hurricane Dolly could find themselves without certified hurricane shelters during this year's storm season.
WESLACO -- Hurricane Dolly's trek through South Texas last summer is the likely suspect in a 12 percent drop in citrus production there, according to a Texas AgriLife Extension Service citrus specialist.Based on historical trends in citrus production here, the 2008-2009 citrus harvest should have been up by 5 or 6 percent from the year before, said Dr. Julian Sauls. Instead, it was down nearly ...
HARLINGEN - Despite the discovery of more water damage from last summer's Hurricane Dolly, officials are hopeful Municipal Auditorium will be reopened and ready for use by Oct. 1.
U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, has announced that Texas will receive $1,743,001,247 in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding to help those still recovering from hurricanes Ike and Dolly.