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A Guide To Finding Calm When Life Feels Overwhelming And Nonstop
When life stacks deadlines, messages, and worries all at once, your body can feel stuck on high alert. You are not alone, and you are not broken. With a few simple steps, you can build small pockets of calm that add up over time. Understand The Stress Response Stress is part of being human, but…
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This Week In History
The week of February 10th to February 16th marks a transformative period in American history, defined by the birth of legendary figures like Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Edison, and Susan B. Anthony. Socially and legally, the week saw the founding of the NAACP, the first successful Black professional baseball league, and the ratification of the 25th…
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7 Common Issues That Often Require Professional Roofing Repairs
Small roof problems can turn into big headaches fast. Water finds any weak spot, and wind or sun speeds up the damage. Knowing which issues call for a pro helps you act before costs climb. Below are seven problems that often need trained eyes and proper tools. Each one can lead to leaks, mold, or…
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The Tradition of King Cakes: A Celebration of Flavor and Festivity
The King Cake is more than just a dessert—it’s a beloved symbol of community, celebration, and cultural heritage. Rooted in centuries-old traditions, King Cakes are particularly popular during the Mardi Gras season, with vibrant versions gracing bakeries and dining tables across the Gulf Coast, including Texas. Let’s dive into the history, tradition, and regional variations…
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Singing for Your Supper with The Sargents!
By Linda ElissaldeIt is always a thrill to receive an invitation from the Sargent family of Galveston, Texas. The first 2026 invitations asked for presentations that,“Told A Story”. Bill, Jean, Mary Jean and Anna Leigh are famous for their SING FOR YOUR SUPPER events. It is always an adventure in talent, semi-talent, and most of…
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This week’s edition of Curranomics®
Welcome to this week’s edition of Curranomics® from a chilly and windy Crystal Beach Investor Center. Yet another crazy week in the world. The main story this week is precious metals-which were doing unbelievably well until yesterday (Friday), when they suddenly collapsed in the space of a few hours. It’s quite incredible that we went…
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Abandoned Crab Trap Removal Dates Set
From Feb. 20 to March 1, Texas coastal waters will be closed to crabbing with wire mesh crab traps for 10 days to facilitate the annual volunteer crab trap cleanup. Any traps left in bays — including traps tied to docks — will be assumed abandoned and considered “litter” under state law. This allows volunteers…
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A Call to Wings: 2026 Audubon Photography Awards Take Flight
The annual Audubon Photography Awards have officially taken flight for 2026, offering nature enthusiasts and professional photographers alike a chance to showcase the breathtaking beauty and complex lives of birds across the Western Hemisphere. Whether you are a seasoned pro with a telephoto lens or a hobbyist capturing moments on your mobile phone, this year’s…
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Author a Children’s Picture Book
By Linda ElissaldeHave you ever had a story you want to share? Have you ever wanted to create a book for children? Have you ever wanted to create a children’s picture book with your story? If the answer is yes, CEO of Author My Day LLC Tammy Stuhr will show you how. She works as…
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Recreational Boating Safety – Freeboard
I monitor the Coast Guard rescues and analyze what went wrong in each case as much as I can with the limited information given for each incident. There is a common theme to most of the offshore rescues: the boat is taking on water and has either been swamped or is in danger of being…
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Captain Jeff Brandon Fishing Report
Surface water temperature 50 degrees. The water clarity is good for East Galveston Bay. We are finally getting a break from the North wind and got to see the Sun, which has made for a great time to be out on the water. The majority of our action right now is on or close to…
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Nesting
I’ve done this a time or two, It’s not my first Rodeo.” Only this time, it’s for a furry creature, not someone I’ve given birth to. Our Fur Baby was born January 1st, one of eleven for goodness sakes. I’ll bet that Mom will miss all the little rambunctious pups, and I’ll bet once they’ve…
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Ciao, Bella! My Italian Wrap-Up
As I was putting up all my memories from the Italy trip, I felt the need to kind of wrap it all up. I did my first overseas trip at age 4, when my father was assigned to a RAF (Royal Air Force) Base about 60 miles outside of London. We were the only Americans…
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A Vintage Evening: Wine, Appetizers, and Fellowship
By Elinor Tinsley Happy 2026 to all. Hopefully, everyone has gotten over all the flu and croupy crud ailments, had a wonderful holiday season spent with family and friends and are ready to have a great year. The Bolivar Peninsula Cultural Foundation definitely is and we would like to present you with a great event…
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The Real Advantages of Investing in a Boat
Imagine the pure joy of a weekend getaway without the frantic search for flights or a decent hotel. Your destination is simply where the water feels right that day, and your cozy floating “room” brings all your favorite things right along with you. This is the regular, wonderful reality for people who own a boat.…
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How Seasonal Care Practices Support Healthier Lawns and Gardens
A lawn or garden that thrives year-round does not happen by accident. It grows from small, steady habits that match what the season is asking for. Use the rhythm of spring, summer, fall, and your local climate to guide each task. Spring Reset For Lawns And Beds Early spring is about tidying without overdoing it.…
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This Week In History
The first full week of February serves as a profound mirror of the American experience, reflecting a transition from the heavy struggles of the 19th and 20th centuries toward the technological and cultural shifts of the modern era. This week marks pivotal moments in the expansion of civil rights, the somber remembrance of the hazards…
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What Patients Need To Know When Treatment Doesn’t Go As Planned
Sometimes care misses the mark. Maybe a diagnosis came late, or a drug caused a bad reaction. In these moments, simple steps can protect your health, your rights, and your peace of mind. When Care Goes Off Track Feeling shocked or frustrated is normal. Give yourself a moment to breathe and get grounded. Then shift…
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The Last of the Bolivar Watermen: A Day in the Life of Delino Comeaux
In an era of digital nomads and office cubicles, Delino Comeaux is a rare breed. A lifelong resident of the Bolivar Peninsula, Delino is one of the last remaining commercial crabbers and shrimpers in an area where the “tough life” has driven most others inland. As the owner of a local bait camp and a second-generation…
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Community Safety Upgrade: New Brush Truck Arrives in High Island
Galveston County Emergency Services District (ESD) #2 officially announced the acquisition of a state-of-the-art brush truck for the High Island Volunteer Fire Department, marking a significant upgrade to the coastal community’s firefighting capabilities. The new unit, a 2025 Ford F-550, was custom-built by Dagger Quick Strike—a specialized manufacturer located locally in La Marque, Texas. With a purchase price…
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