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Family Wellness Promotion
Promoción del Bienestar de la Familia
From May 1, 2012 - July 31, 2012, use these coupons for a discounted medical visit for pediatric and adult wellness
Packages Include:
Pediatric Wellness: Developmental Screening & Medical Visit
Male Wellness: Cholesterol/Glucose Screening and Labs
Woman Wellness: Medical Visit, Pap Smear and Labs
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April 30th saw the 5th annual Business Plan Competition awards ceremony which awards students from HCC Spring Branch who have formed teams to create a business plan for implementation in starting or expanding their dream business which compete against each other for seed capital.
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The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts is dedicated to ground-breaking, transformative collaborations across the performing, visual, and literary arts. Based at the University of Houston, the Mitchell Center commissions and produces new works, presents public performances and exhibitions, offers curriculum and scholarships, and hosts residencies with renowned visiting artists from throughout the world. The Mitchell Center forms an alliance among five departments at UH: the School of Art, Moores School of Music, School of Theatre and Dance, Creative Writing Program, and Blaffer Art Museum.
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Houston, TX – Early voting by personal appearance for the long awaited May 29 Republican and Democratic Party Primary Elections will begin Monday, May 14, 2012, and continue through Friday, May 25, 2012. Traditionally held in March, the Texas primaries were delayed by the redistricting process.
The Primary elections are conducted by the two major political parties to select nominees that will represent their respective sides in the November General Election. In a Primary election cycle, voters can choose to participate in the election activities of only one of the political parties.
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Highway 290 Construction
The Houston region's population is expected to grow by 64% between 2006 and 2035. In that time frame, the population of the US 290 corridor between IH 610 and FM 2920 will swell to an estimated 888,000. To accommodate this significant growth, the US 290 Program has developed a plan to increase highway capacity on US 290 and the Hempstead Tollway from the IH 610/US 290 interchange to FM 2920. The program includes the creation of:
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Spring Branch is a community blessed with an abundance of natural resources, location being key among them. Just minutes from downtown Houston and other business centers, this mixed use area boasts of close-knit neighborhoods, a variety of office space and housing, and exemplary schools.
Newly expanded major corridors including Beltway 8, I-10, and U.S. 290 border the area on three sides, providing exceptional access for numerous retail, light manufacturing, professional, and service industries.
The Spring Branch Management District was created by the Texas Legislature in 2003 to provide supplemental programs and public services related to mobility, safety, urban design, and economic development. The creation of the District was in response to petition of affected property owners. The programs and services provided by the Spring Branch Management District are funded through an assessment on commercial property.
Today, the district is taking action on many fronts to create a safer, cleaner, and more prosperous community for those who live and work here.
We're glad you chose to visit and encourage you to learn more about the Spring Branch Management District.
 
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