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Call it the calm before the rest of the storm.
High winds and rain that got heavy at times pounded much of the Corpus Christi area late Monday and early Tuesday.
Although things appeared to have calmed down by midday Tuesday, weather officials warned the storms aren t over yet.
Parts of Corpus Christi received up to an inch of rain in some areas Monday night, according to the National Weather Service in Corpus Christi.
Flooding was a concern in low-lying areas.
There were several reports of strong winds, especially in Jim Wells and Duval counties. Weather reports documented calls about damaged roofs and downed power lines in Alice and near Benavides. The Automated Weather Observation System reported severe wind gusts up to 70 mph early Monday morning.
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Seitan Rising Cafe and Bakery, which opened last August at the southern end of Morgan Avenue, is kind of a supergroup collab among the queer women of popular pop-ups Pisces Rising Vegan and Seitan s Helper. The place is all vegan all the time, it s 100% worker-owned, and, based on an amazing feast I wolfed down on a Bushwick stoop last weekend, they make two things exceptionally well: breakfast sandwiches, and pastries. We believe the restaurant industry s culture needs a major overhaul, said Christina, one of Seitan Rising s four employee-owners along with Amanda, Cheyanne, and Lars. We’ve all worked in toxic environments before, places where you feel disposable and taken advantage of, with owners who don’t want to pay you and expect you to work yourself above and beyond with nothing in return, not even respect. Being worker-owned means we can be more conscious of our he
St. Cloud Boy Shot in Minneapolis Remains in Critical Condition
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The incident happened around 2:00 p.m. in the 3400 block of Morgan Avenue North.
Minneapolis Police Spokesman
John Elder say the boy was shot in the head while riding home with his parents, after visiting his grandmother.
The boy was rushed to North Memorial Medical Center where police say he was in critical condition.
Ladavionne Garrett Jr., unable to be saved, but God had other plans. He is currently in a coma.
The GoFundMe page is hoping to raise $100,000 to help cover the families medical costs.
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