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HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS MONTH
FROM KIM: Summer is almost here, and that means the kids will soon be out of school. Lucky for you, we’ve included a list of camps to keep the kids active and entertained this summer. Some of the fun options oered by various local camps include dodgeball, ag football, swimming, arts and crafts, cooking, and more. Summer camps create memories your kids will always have for years to come. To learn more about this summer’s camp opportunities in the Lake Houston community as well as the Greater Houston area, see our annual Camp Guide on pages 12-13. Kim Giannetti, GENERAL MANAGER
FROM HANNAH: Since its construction seven decades ago, the Lake Houston spillway dam has remained largely unchanged outside of some minor repairs that took place in the mid-1980s. Nearly six years ago, Hurricane Harvey hit the Greater Houston area, overwhelming the dam with water being discharged at a rate of 425,000 cubic feet per second. Since then, ocials have been working to nd a solution to improve the dam’s capacity, though funding continues to be an obstacle. To learn more about the latest development in the project, see our front-page story, which continues on pages 18-19. Hannah Brol, EDITOR
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