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Your Pet Care Questions Answered
Posted on · Once again, Houston Matters goes to the dogs…and cats, as we welcome your canine and feline questions for Dr. Lori Teller from the Meyerland Animal Clinic.
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Paying for College, Pet Care and Sports Monday: Houston Matters for Monday, May 19, 2014
Posted on · Tuition, room and board, supplies – the cost of attending college adds up quickly. In a recent survey, The College Board placed the average cost of attending a public in-state university this past academic year at a little over $18,000. The cost of attending a private college averaged nearly $41,000. A lot of families can’t […]
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Protecting Your Pets from Ticks and Answers to All Your Pet Questions
Posted on · Once again, Houston Matters goes to the dogs…and cats. Today, we focus on a new tick season that is about to kick into high gear with the heat coming right around the corner. We also look at why many people feed their animals better food than themselves, but is it the right food? To help […]
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Telecommuting, Pet Care, and Anything That Floats: Houston Matters for Thursday, April 10, 2014
Posted on · Sometimes the traffic in Houston just makes you want to stay home from work. Some companies are making it easier for employees to do just that by offering the option to telecommute. On this edition of Houston Matters, we learn about telecommuting in Houston and welcome your questions for Veronica Baxter-Lamb, Transportation Program Coordinator for the Houston-Galveston Area […]
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Accessibility in Houston, Pet Care, and the Texans After Kubiak: Houston Matters for Monday, December 9, 2013
Posted on · When we think about âgetting aroundâ Houston, we tend to think of it from our own perspective. If youâre young you donât think about it from the standpoint of someone whoâs older. If you own a car, you tend not to think much about those who donât. The same goes for disabilities. If youâre not […]
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Houston Matters for Friday, August 9, 2013
Posted on · The Texas Legislature has passed, and Governor Perry has signed, a law which would require some Texans seeking unemployment benefits to pass a drug test. There are numerous questions about the law, including exactly who it covers, in which occupations, whether the state should actually have the right to require such testing, and whether it […]