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Two jailed in connection with robbery of 62-year-old woman
Two Montgomery County men have been jailed in connection with the Aug. 20 robbery of a 62-year-old woman at the Exxon convenience store located at the intersection of Gleneagle Drive and Texas 242.
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Two jailed in Wendy’s robbery with more arrests possible
Authorities have arrested a man and a woman in connection with the Aug. 31 armed robbery of a Wendy’s restaurant in The Woodlands.
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Bartmann lists local bank as one of its ‘10 most troubled’ in Texas
Clarification: The Villager ran a story Thursday focusing on an independent list of troubled banks here in Montgomery County. The story also mentioned several banks not on the list which have a high ratio of non-performing assets. However, there are many other factors used to evaluate a bank’s strengths: capital levels, earning power, credit metrics, and liquidity. According to an Amegy spokerperson: 1) Amegy Bank earned $15.5 million through the 2nd quarter of 2010. 2) Amegy's credit quality demonstrated positive signs of improvement for the second consecutive quarter. The bank’s allowance for credit losses represents 5.44% of total loans, which is above peer average. 3) Amegy’s capital ratios -- its tangible common equity ratio (tangible common equity/tangible assets) -- was 7.92%, in excess of the “well capitalized” standard of regulators and above the bank's peer average. 4) Amegy continues to have excess liquidity, averaging $2 billion in excess funds.
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Recent robberies encourage more patrols
Two armed robberies in The Woodlands in a little more than a week has highlighted a growing crime issue in the area compared with 2009.
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Ministry helps soldiers reintegrate
Tomball area 1st Lt. Ryan Presnal and his fellow soldiers returned home safely after a one-year deployment to Iraq.
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Shenandoah approves 2010-11 operating budget
The Shenandoah City Council approved its 2010-11 operating budget last week. Proposed revenue for the general fund is $6,988,086, with proposed expenditures of $6,982,896.
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Township approves $86.8 million budget and tax rate
After more than a month of discussion, including five budget workshop meetings, two public hearings and two final debates, The Woodlands Township board of directors have passed its $86.8 million 2011 budget and a 32.74 cent property tax rate.
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Township assumes operation of Lake Woodlands in 2011
The Woodlands Township will assume operations and maintenance of Lake Woodlands and its dam beginning Jan. 1
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Gunman robs Wendy’s on Woodlands Parkway
Authorities are investigating an armed robbed last night at a Wendy’s restaurant in The Woodlands.
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Former letter carrier arrested on suspicion of mail theft
Mark Montanez, 35, of Houston, has been arrested as a result of the return of a one-count indictment for theft of the U.S. mail, United States Attorney José Angel Moreno announced today.
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