Jim Tidwell may not finish the BP MS 150 this weekend. In fact, his history suggests he won’t. He’s just one-for-five to date. But times aren’t recorded just dollar amounts. That’s how this giant rolling fundraing event, the largest of its kind in the country, keeps score.

After 50 years, John Teas’ roses are still in bloom
John Teas is an expert rose gardener. He has spent years collecting hundreds of varieties of roses at Teas Nursery, 4400 Bellaire Blvd. After working for 50 years at the business, he is still in charge of pruning and caring for them. Teas appreciates the prickly plants, but he didn’t fall in love with them for their beauty or sweet scent.

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OUTDOORS REPORT
Beachfront Water temperatures climbed to 66 degrees at the Galveston Pleasure Pier. Forecasted highs in the mid 80s this week should warm the water closer to 70 degrees which should help the fishing. A few drum and whiting were caught from the beach on dead shrimp and squid under moderate southerly winds. Matagorda

HOME IN THE HEIGHTS: New rules make designation easier
FRESH on the heels of the new minimum lot size and setback rules last month, Houston City Council approved changes to the Historic Preservation Ordinance last week to make it easier for neighborhoods like the Heights to establish and maintain a historic district.

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