Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2022-09-25

• HELPING DOESN’T PAY
• Beloved Texas icon returns to State Fair
• Russia shells Ukrainian cities amid orchestrat­ed annex votes
• Trial to show Oath Keepers’ road to Jan. 6
• Uprising intensifie­s in Iran despite crackdown
• This is what community investment looks like
• Lives on the line
• Island’s blackouts and corruption run deep
• Put Texas women first
• Harris County budget fight is a mess
• If the pandemic is ‘over,’ so is Biden’s student debt plan
• Walker’s candidacy proves voters still distrust smart leaders
• Commonsens­e gun laws popular, even in Texas
• MOST REVEREND JOSEPH ANTHONY FIORENZA
• SELIM ZILKHA
• RACHEL “CHEL” LIPSCHUTZ
• JEANETTE COON COLLINS
• JACK COREY
• THOMAS ALLEN HILL
• MARY HUGH SCOTT
• SISTER MARY ANN GIARDINA, O.P.
• PRISCILLA WHITE FOSTER
• BETTY MCNAMEE CASON MCINTOSH
• JOSEPH VALENTINE MCKENNA
• THOMAS MITCHELL
• LEAH RAE RHODES MALLOY
• NANCY ELIZABETH REESE
• EDGAR REEVES
• ANDREW SCHIRRMEIS­TER III
• LOUIS RICHARD
• FATHER ROBERT MATZINGER, CSB
• CATHERINE ANNE WELLS HANSON
• Infamous Nurse Ratched from ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’
• Saxophonis­t played alongside Coltrane
• Blackouts plague Puerto Rico days after storm
• Fiona washes houses away, knocks out power in Canada
• Flu season is coming. Here’s how to prepare
• Brain, nerve damage fears rise after COVID-19 research
• NASA set to ram asteroid in bid to avoid future collisions
• SURPRISE! APPLE MAKES A BIG LEAP
• Split shown between managers, workers over productivi­ty
• The next energy crisis may be from surging shipping costs
• Perils of spilling a drink and dead bugs
• Hotels face staffing shortage
• Is moving with no job worth the risk?
• 7 seconds: How your resume impacts what’s next
• Difficult management is no easy fix
• Inflation may save people money on taxes
• Missed field goal helps Aggies to wild win
• Cougars survive rivalry clash
• No. 5 Clemson outlasts No. 21 Wake in double OT
• Hatcher leads Texas St. past Houston Christian
• Kansas St. shocks No. 6 Oklahoma
• Bats make up for Valdez’s troubles
• Braves’ Wright wins 20th game
• THE LOWDOWN How much significan­ce is there in Lovie Smith returning to Chicago?
• Who do you have more confidence in at quarterbac­k?
• Strake Jesuit opens district with rout
• Latest ‘Mystery Road’ series another hypnotic trip across the Outback
• Houston Chronicle Best Dressed Luncheon celebrates 40 years
• BESTSELLER­S
• Red-hot love affair fuels raw passion of ‘Getting Lost’
• Synagogues come together to feed Houston’s hungry
• Project at Rice University tells story of Gulf Coast native prairie
• ROYAL STARS
• Wife struggles with man’s repeated infidelity
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• What to watch SUNDAY
• Surf's not quite up for Houston Ballet's ‘Good Vibrations'
• From pop to rap to mariachi, these 12 Latin acts are worth celebratin­g
• Serious lodging upgrades
• Quirky cultural landmark gets $500K grant to kick-start restoratio­n
• Partnershi­ps enrich classroom experience
• How is the Greater Houston Community Foundation changing our city’s philanthro­pic landscape?
• Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Celebrates 100 Years
• Food charities struggle to fill needs
• San Jacinto College changes students’ futures with gift of debt-free degrees
• Student activism
• Is your home truly ready to sell?
• Refrigerat­ors will last forever — or so we thought
• REALTOR PROFILE
• Homeaid, Chesmar partner on charity project in Fort Bend
• GHBA project to celebrate completion of 2 homes
• A NEW LOOK
• Is it time to build a patio?

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