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Del Papa on track for April completion

TEXAS CITY — Del Papa, which has operated on the island for a century, reports construction is on track for an early April completion of its new facilities.

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#1: Making paper cranes
Michelle Glickman, a Ball High School alumni, helps Bryce Willey, a Ball High Prep student, fold paper cranes for the 1,000 cranes project.
February 2, 2012 - Bulletin Board | E-mail this photo

#2: Pleasure Pier plans are revealed
A rendering of the $60 million Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier. Landry's Inc. owner Tilman Fertitta revealed details for the planned pleasure pier during a press conference Monday at the company's Houston headquarters.
January 31, 2012 - News | E-mail this photo

#3: Pleasure Pier plans are revealed
A rendering of the $60 million Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier. Landry's Inc. owner Tilman Fertitta revealed details for the planned pleasure pier during a press conference Monday at the company's Houston headquarters.
January 31, 2012 - Front | E-mail this photo

#4: Pleasure Pier plans are revealed
Landry's Inc. owner Tilman Fertitta revealed details for the planned Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier during a press conference Monday at the company's Houston headquarters.
January 31, 2012 - News | E-mail this photo

#5: Man charged in killing of 15-year old, father
Dominique Stokes of Galveston has been charged in killings of Jorge Vargas and his 15-year-old daughter Miranda during a violent home invasion on Nov. 21.
February 1, 2012 - News | E-mail this photo

#6: Pleasure Pier plans are revealed
A rendition of Galveston’s Pleasure Pier in the 1940s. Landry's Inc. owner Tilman Fertitta revealed details for the planned Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier during a press conference Monday at the company's Houston headquarters.
January 31, 2012 - Front | E-mail this photo

#7: La Marque players sign letters of intent
La Marque football players, front to back, wide receiver Kendall Hill, wide receiver Brian Allen, quarterback Emanuell Williams, defensive back J’Core Aldridge and running back Tim Wright signed letters of intent to play college football at the high school Wednesday.
February 2, 2012 - Sports | E-mail this photo

#8: Students paint presidential bust
Eighth-grade students at Ambassadors Preparatory Academy in Galveston help paint a bust of Obama that will be displayed in at the Museum of African-American History in Detroit.
January 30, 2012 - Education | E-mail this photo

#9: Dickinson athletes sign
Dickinson coaches watch as Nicholas Stirn, from left, John Baker, Kassidy Armstrong, Kati Betancourt, Marci Seymour, Byron Williams and Tyrell Preston sign their letters of intent Wednesday.
February 2, 2012 - Sports | E-mail this photo

#10: Robotics teams appreciates support
The Austin Middle School VEX Robotics teams thank Galveston Masonic Lodge and Mario’s Seawall Restaurant for their support.
January 30, 2012 - Letters | E-mail this photo