Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2022-12-04

• Fort Bend County’s economy booms
• The Woodlands will revamp its bus routes
• Texans’ fan of year has not missed home game
• Residents say plan for bike lane left them out
• Fears rise on fame-backed antisemiti­sm
• Gay rights case seen to have high stakes
• Crush of early voters sets up Georgia runoff
• Lava could block main Hawaii highway
• The burden of being young and Chinese
• Responsibl­e gun owners need to advocate for safety
• No risky experiment­ing with the grid
• Twitter? We should focus on China’s control of TikTok
• It may be time to question ‘who,’ not ‘why,’ in U.S. shootings
• Boil-notice confusion is the rule, not the exception
• CAROLYN BOYD
• DAVI PÉREZ
• FATHER PHILIP ANTHONY ACQUARO, CSB
• DELORES MARSHALL
• DR. PATRICIA WALLACE
• DIANE MALLEY
• CELESTE HETHERWICK
• PATRICIA “PATTI” DUNHAM
• MARYLIN SQUIRES
• Noodle, the pug star known for ‘bones’ or ‘no bones’ days on TikTok, is dead at 14
• Ariz. congressma­n backed gay rights
• Ad exec coined famous post-9/11 safety phrase
• Wealthy Russian is arrested as U.K. takes aim at Putin
• Whelan calls home, finally, from Russia
• Landslide turns Italy’s focus to illegal constructi­on
• Can Ukraine pay for defense without wrecking economy?
• Pentagon chief: U.S. must foil China’s rise
• Rail workers: Deal won’t resolve worries
• Roadway deaths an American tragedy
• COVID long-haulers turn to unproven treatments
• For some, pandemic has become worse
• TELLURIAN CHIEF HAS TOUGH SELL
• Future of Earth depends on GOP
• Millennial­s shut out of the housing market — again
• Man on a mission to expose sneaky price increases
• Who is paying for Twitter?
• With federal aid on the table, a shift to embrace climate goals
• Giant wind farms off Scotland ease pain of oil’s decline
• Yes, Outlook and Gmail can work together. Here’s how
• Zelle users scammed; beware of cash transfer apps
• U.S. flyers will need right license
• Zuckerberg calls out Apple’s hold on app industry
• Learn to manage job-search expectatio­ns during holidays
• Employers consider passion an essential career-building asset
• THE LOWDOWN
• Committee vote renews steroid scrutiny
• Messi nets breakthrou­gh goal to lead narrow victory
• Curry, Wiggins snuff out rally
• Silas hails ‘fight’ in win over Suns
• Bulldogs claim crown, cement top ranking
• Tulane makes case for Cotton
• Utes crushing Trojans adds twist to playoff picture
• Incarnate Word tops Furman, moves to FCS quarters
• READY FOR NEXT STEP
• Mustangs’ run ends in loss
• Big plays upend Warriors in loss
• Sanders named coach at Colorado
• Simpson powers Rutgers in upset
• UH rallies to reach Sweet 16
• Singer-actress LeToya Luckett talks love, family and her first holiday movie
• Check out these five holiday rom-coms worth seeing
• Santa’s got a brand-new bag in bloody, witless ‘Violent Night’
• ‘Houston for the Holidays’ show is perfect H-town gift
• The 10 best books of 2022
• BESTSELLER­S
• St. Luke’s United Methodist Church Gethsemane is building a center for all
• Show homes on ASID tour offer building, remodeling ideas
• Christmas trees trimmed in irony
• Best dishes we ate in November, from pimento cheese to kolaches
• Houston drummer Stix Hooper lives up to his jazz legend legacy
• ROYAL STARS
• Patient knows too much about their doctor
• Friend’s social interactio­n skills are lacking
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• What to watch
• CATCH A CLASSIC
• Three scenic cities in Pacific Northwest part of route used by Lewis and Clark
• Pit rooms bring entertainm­ent factor to the Texas barbecue scene
• Sort fact from fiction with home selling
• ARTAVIA presents 3rd Annual Enchanted Home Tour
• The kids: Take the stress out of your move
• BBB on Homes: Choosing a heating contractor
• The nuts and bolts of choosing a remodeler
• HomeAid supports homeless community through Thanksgivi­ng Food Basket Drive
• HistoryMak­er partners with vendors for GHBA fundraiser
• TOYS AND MORE

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