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3 hours ago, Brooklyn173 said:

"caused by a bunch of people who seem to think rebuilding the highways is racist or something"

Shown to be true nationwide (for example; https://www.history.com/news/interstate-highway-system-infrastructure-construction-segregation) and is an issue rising nationwide. Not simply a Texas problem and hopefully the institutional and private vehicle issues will be addressed soon.

spot on. you beat me to it.

stunning

d@mnit! that sucks

womp womp womp

good. glad this area will have mixed income levels

say wa!?

"Moving I-45 to other side of downtown being called 1 of nation's most wasteful projects"

https://abc13.com/5353574/

it reminds me of student dorms.

seems like this is becoming a thing lately. downtown lights up a night with rooftop outlines.... i dig it.

horrible design to build in historic 3rd ward. just my opinion.

12 hours ago, gene said:

i will say it has been so awesome to see this development come alive since the restaurant openings!!! it seriously was a ghost town for the longest time it felt like!

and hopdoddy, while still busy doesnt have the super long lines like the opening week so its been great getting to go there often! 

what time are you going? ive tried 3 times to go. everytime....an hour + wait.

and....here...we...go....(joker voice)

Google Fiber coming to dallas.

As a Houstonian, I'm extremely jealous.

http://googlefiberblog.blogspot.com/2016/06/exploring-dallas-for-google-fiber.html#gpluscomments

2 hours ago, bobruss said:

Sounds logical since students couldn't afford to park in the parking lots around the area. 

students, parents, teachers, . . .

But howsoever will we move around the city once we get to Austin now that Uber has packed it's bags? 

the week before superbowl.

wow. im impressed. cant wait to go enjoy a night out on the green.

Didnt know where to post this.

http://houston.culturemap.com/news/city-life/05-18-16-10-million-game-changing-makeover-for-h-towns-ultimate-gourmet-grocery/#slide=0

wish they would revamp the entire store. i hate the suburban feel of that place. 

2 minutes ago, cspwal said:

That works until the public officials don't install them because "people go around barricades".

http://www.houstonpress.com/news/public-works-didnt-install-barriers-for-flooded-underpasses-because-it-assumed-drivers-would-ignore-them-8340075

 

Unfortunately, a young lady passed early monday morning as she went around the barricades on her way home. Sad story.

49 minutes ago, Montrose1100 said:

More variety in trees? I think the "We Heart Houston" sign should be moved here or Tinsley. Vistors & Locals can snap their selfies. 

both of those ideas work for me. 

not that discovery needs it, but it would be nice to keep current with all the new things popping up around the park.

is it time for some Discovery Green upgrades?

cooler lighting? signs? idk.

are there any inside renovations going on?

This is good news right?