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By Jake Magee
Jake Magee has been a print journalist for several years, covering numerous beats including city government, education, business and more. Starting off at a daily newspaper in southern Wisconsin, Magee covered two small cities before being promoted to covering city government in the heart of newspaper's coverage area. He moved to Houston in mid-2018 to be the editor for and launch the Bay Area edition of Community Impact Newspaper.

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The Coastal Texas Study includes proposals for several projects meant to protect Galveston Bay with multiple lines of defense from major storms. (Courtesy Army Corps of Engineers)
Environmentalists question proposed coastal barrier, ask for deadline extension to comment on plan
(Courtesy city of League City)
League City City Council approves incentive program to promote capital projects
(Courtesy Bay Area Houston Transportation Partnership)
Hwy. 146 widening expected to finish a year early
(Courtesy Pat Hallisey)
League City officials: Mayor on the mend from COVID-19
Gyro King (courtesy city of Webster)
IMPACTS ROUNDUP: Gyro King now open in Webster and more
Learn about Austin Park, November's featured neighborhood
In fiscal year 2019-20, which ended Sept. 30, the city met its goal of spending $50 million on capital improvement projects in a single year. (Courtesy city of League City)
League City reaches capital improvement project milestone
(Courtesy Fotolia)
League City aims to beautify Main Street with medians
Dickinson Bayou Watershed is one of two Freese and Nichols is studying to identify potential regional drainage projects. (Courtesy city of League City)
Flooding fixes? Experts consider dozens of potential drainage projects along Clear Creek, Dickinson Bayou
(Courtesy Chipotle Mexican Grill)
Chipotle opens in League City
State Rep. Greg Bonnen has filed a bill related to election fraud.
State Rep. Greg Bonnen files bill related to election fraud
Bay Area nonprofits, businesses accepting donations, distributing food for the holidays
The Coastal Texas Study proposes several projects working together to protect Galveston Bay with multiple lines of defense. (Courtesy Army Corps of Engineers)
Experts accept public input as Coastal Texas Study nears completion
This holiday season, League City is promoting small businesses affected by COVID-19 and encouraging residents to shop local. (Courtesy city of League City)
League City promoting small businesses with holiday season events
The Chester L. Davis Sportsplex includes 26 athletic fields. Another 15 fields are proposed to be built on the west side, at the future Bay Colony Park. (Nathan Colbert/Community Impact Newspaper)
Consultant proposes two concepts for future Bay Colony Park
Nearly 11 months since it was first proposed, a gas station will not be built at 2051 W. Main St., League City—at least not yet. (Courtesy city of League City)
League City City Council rejects proposed 7-Eleven
Originally, the Coastal Texas Study included a proposal to build 76 miles of flood walls and levees to protect Galveston Island and the Bolivar Peninsula from flooding during hurricanes. (Courtesy Coastal Texas Study)
Officials discuss funding options for coastal barrier
League Park (Courtesy city of League City)
IMPACTS ROUNDUP: League Park reopens to public and more
Ohayo Sushi (courtesy city of Webster)
IMPACTS ROUNDUP: Ohayo Sushi now open and more
Friendswood City Council approved an engineer Nov. 2 for a drainage-related project on Clear Creek. (Community Impact staff)
Friendswood City Council approves engineer for utility bridge relocation