Houston Chronicle - 2022-04-18

• Driver shortage strains city’s garbage collection service
• Catholic kitchen gives hope, hot meals
• State water bonds overlook rural areas
• Phones given to migrants to track them
• 2 dead in 3 mass shootings over weekend
• For many, Easter marked first return to in-person services
• Pope makes Easter plea for Ukraine peace
• Sri Lankan protesters seek justice for 2019 Easter attacks
• Van de Putte thrown ‘like a ragdoll,’ witness says
• Pioneering record executive helped launch Cooke, others
• SELWYN LLOYD DANTE
• JEAN JOHNSON
• Afghans: Deaths rise to 45 after Pakistani strike
• Abbott’s bus rides won’t be deterrent
• Acceptance of gun violence is nation’s problem
• Overlap of holy days intensifie­s tensions
• Our obsession with new buildings, McMansions is driving up emissions
• Texas companies embrace hydrogen
• Rising to the challenge in highly competitiv­e business
• Jones on Main building lands new tenants
• Mendocino Farms sets opening date in downtown tower
• Alvarez plans to play Monday
• Home opener to have festivitie­s
• LOS ANGELES ANGELS AT ASTROS
• Estrada, Giants sweep Guardians
• Tatum beats Nets at buzzer
• Poole gives Warriors some options
• Kyle Busch wins after wild finish
• Spieth’s blast secures victory
• Trauma can’t stop progress
• Houston musician turns her father’s hard-luck immigratio­n story into a music video
• BIPOC Book Fest celebrates writers of color
• Smash hit ‘Everything Everywhere’ defies post-COVID odds
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• ROYAL STARS

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