my question is do they have publichousing in lamarque texas?
94081
No and stay away from here.  We don't need no section 8's in our town! You will drive our property values down.
1165971
I would research by calling city hall and inquiring if you are local. If not check out http://www.whittlesea.vic.gov.au/content/content.asp?cnid=1553
360502
They have to be performing there.  Here's where they are playing in TX in the coming months:  http://disneyonice.disney.go.com/disneyonice/location.jsp?market=991
865709
Hi, In the Phoenix market, I've had luck posting on the Reverse MLS website, BuyerHunt.com. Basically, you post a profile of what you want to buy. In this case, a rent-to-own property in Greensboro, and then if a seller has something to offer you, they send you a private message with a flyer of their place. If you like it, you start talking.
170070
It must not be if they haven’t already seized it for the purpose of building a bingo palace. (Just kidding.) If you have a local reservation, you can check with the officials there and they would be able to tell you about the property.  Otherwise, you can check with the courthouse for property listings, and see if there is a plat book available for your area. Other than that, check with a local historian, they would be able to provide you with information and aid you in research.
829950
There used to be a big indoor soccer/hockey place in Moriches in the Monarch center...not sure if it's still there.
181228
I found this one. I used to live there and I heard of these people the most. Hope it helps. I made sure I copied the site of the address and stuff. Good Luck!!!
231765
maybe in Vidor, Tx ? ? ?\n\nOnly *** holes live there  ! ! ! ! ! !
274313
I cannot find anything but I am sure a quick call to the US Department of Housing and Urban Development can tell you. Better to know for sure regardless.
568389
http://www.minutemanhq.com/hq/index.php
578491
Find references to Maple Ridge School, subdivision, road  and wind farm but not to a municipality.\n\nCan you clarify what you're looking for?
179989
Only place I know of if it is still there is Cotton Eye Joes. But, not sure on age. been a long time since i have lived there.
905372
Are you talking about the City of Holton, TX?\nIf yes, here is the city history:\nhttp://www.holtonks.net/city/history.html
573762
Sounds like it's had quite a history.\n\nGo to http://195.217.202.176/publicaccess/ and do a property search on the postcode you mentioned.\nThen click on View Details, then Application History.\n\nIt gives you info on all the planning applications that's been requested for this site (of course this doesn't mean they were built though)\nThere's info about a TRANSFORMER SUB-STATION, a lab of some sort, the Ministry of Defence and a beer store.\n\n\nwww.upmystreet.com might be able to tell you more.
1118910
Houston will add another publicly traded energy company to its roster later this year, when Roswell, N.M.-based Hondo Oil & Gas moves its corporate headquarters here. \n\nThis latest corporate relocation, however, isn't likely to excite the Houston housing market too much. \n\nOnly one Hondo employee -- C.B. McDaniel, company secretary and counsel -- will be moving from New Mexico to Houston. The corporate office eventually will house four workers. \n\nThe company's president and chief executive, John Hoey, won't be moving here. He'll continue to live in Pennsylvania. \n\nStill, Paul Hayes, an analyst with Oppenheimer & Co., said the move only makes sense. "Roswell is not exactly the transportation center of the Western Hemisphere." \n\nWith revenues of only $44,000 in fiscal 1995, Hondo Oil & Gas has never exactly been a blue chip stock. \n\nBut the chairman of this oil and gas producer is Robert O. Anderson, the former chairman of Atlantic Richfield Co. and a legend in the Oil Patch. \n\nAnd the company became the talk of the industry when it sold off all its other oil and gas assets and bet the ranch on one investment, development of the Opon gas field in Colombia. \n\nThe partners in the project, led by Chicago-based Amoco Corp., planned to build a $59 million pipeline and sell 80 million cubic feet of gas a day to Ecopetrol, Colombia's state-owned oil company. \n\nImpressed by the field's prospects and by the Anderson mystique, investors pushed up Hondo shares to a high of 241/8 in August. \n\n"This was a good project," McDaniel said. "It made sense." \n\nBut then the Colombian government changed the terms of the deal, insisting on a lower gas price ceiling and less-favorable pipeline tariff terms. \n\nSuddenly, the whole project was in jeopardy. Last week, Hondo's stock plunged to a low of 9¼. \n\nUnder the current terms, "we would think it probably would not go forward," McDaniel said. "We don't know at the moment." \n\nBy Wednesday, the company's stock had rebounded to 107/8 on word that London-based Lonrho PLC, the company's chief creditor, had completed its plan to gain control over 77 percent of Hondo Oil & Gas voting stock. \n\nAnderson will stay on as chairman of the company, though he and his family will retain only a minority stake.
697919
Thanks for posting this.  I live in the Houston area.  Do you live there too?
1048444
I know of one near downtown in a Victorian house. It is completely remodeled and includes utilities (plus heat air). The landlords email is zintel-connect@sbcglobal.net .