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James Ritz, the co-owner and general manager of Angelo’s, said his favorite part of his job is talking to the guests and seeing the same faces every week. (Photos by Alex Grant/Community Impact Newspaper)

Published 7:00 AM Feb 7, 2020 CST

Angelo’s Pizza & Pasta: Owners of authentic restaurant bring flavors of Italy to Bay Area

Texas City native Robert Roten is a survivor of the Texas City disaster of 1947. (Alex Grant/Community Impact Newspaper)

Updated 4:32 PM Jan 6, 2020 CST

Texas City disaster survivor shares story of accident

The large, handmade brisket and pork tamales (three for $6, six for $9, 12 for $16.95) are the most popular sellers. (Alex Grant/Community Impact Newspaper)

Updated 10:57 AM Dec 11, 2019 CST

Alamo Tamales To Go: Owners serve seasonal treats to hungry locals

The Jalapeno Burger ($9.50), also known as the Benson Burger, includes jalapeños, horseradish, cheese and mayonnaise. (Photos by Alex Grant/Community Impact Newspaper)

Updated 10:54 AM Dec 11, 2019 CST

Seabrook Classic Cafe: Former El Lago mayor spends 34 years serving community

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