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Emmanuel Núñez

@emmanume

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Travel, buildings, trees, science but not too sciency. follow me to see the beauty of the city through my eyes

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Joined September 2020
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@emmanume
Emmanuel Núñez
4 years
Filmed April 2020 - There was a beauty in the emptiness. Now it’s time to get out there and bike the beautiful, expansive and growing network of bike trails in Houston @BikeHouston @HoustonBikePlan
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charles
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A @METROHouston audit found its micro transit contract with Evolve Houston had rates that were unsupported, unsubstantiated, and outside of the competitive range, but they never told anyone, not even city council? And they’re asking @KenPaxtonTX office to conceal more records.
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Emmanuel Núñez
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Disgusted at how @houmayor gets to pick and choose which Councilmember “represents” their community. And in cases where @houmayor disagrees, he finds a surrogate they’ve destroyed Austin, they’re coming after Blodgett Welcome to District D - The District of Destruction
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Emmanuel Núñez
7 days
Plenty of events you won’t wanna miss!
@atotbinc
A Tale of Two Bridges
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Pleased to share our October newsletter https://t.co/jNIPuqGg2Z
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Emmanuel Núñez
7 days
De Lu Lu
@StevenCheung47
Steven Cheung
7 days
President Trump will continue making peace deals, ending wars, and saving lives. He has the heart of a humanitarian, and there will never be anyone like him who can move mountains with the sheer force of his will. The Nobel Committee proved they place politics over peace.
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Emmanuel Núñez
9 days
Do you live downtown or know someone else who does? Comment here to reach for Downtown residents https://t.co/LLCZ9wxccN
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Help Revive the Downtown Houston Super Neighborhood (SN 61)
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Emmanuel Núñez
10 days
It’s always amusing to talk about Houston as the fourth largest based on city boundaries because when you include metrics such as heavy rail transit, international visitors, population density, economic output, air passenger traffic, we’re lucky to land in the top 10
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Emmanuel Núñez
11 days
Nice videos I found of progress on the hogan bridge rehabilitation
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Emmanuel Núñez
12 days
Three more weeks till this event! Come check out the new railroad community Garden! https://t.co/J1KoQbIRiG
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Emmanuel Núñez
13 days
Do you ride a cargo bike or know someone that does?
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Emmanuel Núñez
15 days
Who the heck do you think you are sabotaging one of the backbones of transit in this city? @houmayor @HouPublicWorks @HoustonTX
@mightylzrdking
mighty-lizard-king
16 days
If 34,000 people experience 10+ min delays daily, they’re losing 156,000 minutes of their day to the loss of signal priority. Problems started on the 20th, so 1.56M min have already been lost You cannot grow ridership on slow service. Who is this for? https://t.co/2Sc8m2fQOk
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Alex Armlovich
20 days
Federal Republicans must visit the most successful Republican-run cities like Carmel We need to depolarize the technical & design decisions that work Carmel's famous roundabouts, car-free trail, & thoughtful mixes of multifamily housing are not Democrat conspiracies
@aaron_renn
Aaron M. Renn 🇺🇸
20 days
The Monon Trail in Carmel, Indiana.
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@evan7257
Evan
21 days
Did your commute double this week because the city of Houston ended signal prioritization for MetroRail? @LINK_Houston wants to hear about it. (And so do I).
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The METRORail Red line began operating along Main St. in 2004. For 21 years, these trains have enjoyed traffic signal priority – meaning when the train approaches, green lights last […]
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Emmanuel Núñez
20 days
John Whitmire strikes again. Hard to believe this administration’s incompetence has now managed to interfere with the Red Line. Just two years ago that would have seemed unthinkable, sacrilegious even, but he’s proven otherwise.
@allynwest
Allyn West
20 days
Houston Mayor John Whitmire has ground one of the nation’s most heavily used light rail lines to a standstill
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Emmanuel Núñez
20 days
🤜🤛
@JRDNLTHMS
Jordan Thomas for City Council
21 days
A couple of things: 1. We need to all go to the next evening City Council public session 2. I get messages from METRO operators all the time. Apparently, as an organization, they're extremely anti-union and anti-worker in general.
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Emmanuel Núñez
21 days
Two years apart
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Emmanuel Núñez
21 days
This could’ve been bad
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Emmanuel Núñez
21 days
Who is asking for this???
@METROHouston
METRO Houston
21 days
@mightylzrdking Hello. METRO is actively working with the City of Houston to find a solution that balances the needs of both commuters on our system and those on the road. Our shared goal is to keep Houston moving so everyone can enjoy the streets we share.
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