Susan Rovegno is a journalist for the Katy Times, focusing on local news in Katy, Texas. She covers a wide range of topics including community events, local businesses, crime, politics, and school board meetings. Susan aims to keep the residents of Katy informed about the issues and events that impact their daily lives.
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By: Susan Rovegno
Scott Stripling, provost for The Bible Seminary in Katy, lights a menorah at the December 13 breakfast hosted by the Katy Christian Chamber of Commerce at Grace Fellowship Church, 2655 S. Mason in Katy. All but one of the oil lamps in the menorah are more than 2200 years old, Stripling said; the other is a replica. Stripling spoke on the ties between Hannukah and Christmas celebrations.
By: Susan Rovegno
Katy Police Chief Bryon Woytek – acting as the second celebrity in Brett’s BBQ’s new “Celebrity Chef” series – served up beef, brisket, sausage and other delectable fare at the grill establishment at 25220 Kingsland on December 18 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. In addition to working the front counter, Woytek also spent some time at the barbecue pit, stoking the fire.
Don’t let the modest exterior fool you.
Rabbi Scott Hausman Weiss (left) lights all the candles on the menorah in celebration of the eighth night of Hanukkah on January 1 at Fuzzy’s Pizza, 613 S. Mason in Katy, as Elyse Spector Kalmans (center), board chair of the Holocaust Museum Houston looks on. Fuzzy’s owner, Jeff Hajjar (right) said that 18 percent of the evening’s proceeds would be donated to the museum. International Holocaust Remembrance Day is January 27, said Kalmans.
Members of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc Fraternity Inc., shown at a December 4 event where they read aloud to students at Rhoads Elementary, 19711 Clay Road in Katy, are among the “Men Who Mentor” at Katy ISD.
Sherrel Rogers, mother of slain Brookshire resident Raphael Rogers- Davis, joined with other family members on January 2 at Clemons Cemetery, 5087 Muske Lane in Pattison, to celebrate the thirty-third birthday of the murdered man. The family is partnering with CrimeStoppers of Houston to offer a reward for information leading to the charging or arrest of suspects in the as yet unsolved case.
Thanks to a generous donation from the Schwartz family, the Citizens for Animal Protection animal shelter at 17555 Katy Freeway in Houston hopes to be more visible and to encourage more pet adoptions.
By: Susan Rovegno
At the January 13 meeting of Katy’s city council, council members approved a number of steps toward implementation of the new city-run “Katy Exchange” market event.
By: Susan Rovegno
At the January 13 meeting of Katy’s city council, council members approved a number of steps toward implementation of the new city-run “Katy Exchange” market event. Dates for the five market events have been set as the third Saturday in March, April, May, August, and November. The events will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., except for the inaugural event on March 15, which will be from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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