Marlins rout Astros as Pettitte roughed up in rout
The rookie laden Marlins exploded for 11 runs and 13 hits to defeat the Houston Astros 11 to 2 on Tuesday night. RSS knocked off defending state champion Kingwood to seize sole lead in District 22 5A.
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Andy Pettitte
Houston Astros
RSS
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Thunder on Goose Creek festival announced by Local 2 Baytown
Local 2 Baytown presents Thunder on Goose Creek a weekend festival with live music food and games set for Saturday and Sunday along Goose Creek promising family entertainment and community celebration across two days.
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Baytown
DeLay Says He Fears Nothing as Career Ends
Majority Leader Tom DeLay asserts he has no fear as he closes a career defined by uncompromising conservatism and aggressive political tactics. The piece lists John Hencke, Mary Ann Garcia, and Maria Luisa Espinoza among those connected.
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John Hencke, Mary Ann Garcia and
Maria Luisa Espinoza
Partly Sunny and Breezy With 81 High in Forecast
Partly sunny and breezy weather with a high near 81 degrees and a low around 68 degrees is expected. Winds will be light to moderate, typical of spring conditions, with no significant precipitation predicted.
Mega Millions and Pick 3 Lottery Draw Summary
Lottery results show Mega Millions numbers 4 7 19 50 52 with Megaplier 3. Pick 3 daytime 7 0 2 and nighttime 6 4 2. Cash Fire 3 99 233132 appears as a prize or drawing indicator.
Investigations continue into Harrison shooting death
An assistant prosecutor says the inquiry into the Sunday shooting death of 18 year old Kevin Oneal Harrison by Baytown officers may take time. Edward Porter of the Harris County DA’s public integrity division says the probe runs in parallel with Baytown PD internal affairs. After both investigations, evidence will go to a Harris County grand jury. Harrison was shot multiple times during a confrontation in a homeowner’s garage on Mockingbird Lane Eva Maud subdivision. John Thomas and his wife Mary were in the home. Mary called 911 as the scene unfolded.
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Kevin Oneal Harrison
Baytown
Edward Porter
Public Integrity
Harris County District Attorney’s Office
Harrison
Glenn Shaven
William Nelson
Mockingbird Lane
John Thomas
Thomas
Mary
Lee College weighs bond options for updated master plan
Regents reviewed preliminary cost estimates for projects in the 1999 master plan update. A mix of tuition revenue and general obligation bonds was discussed to fund the plans. The largest item is a new 66,735 square foot visual and performing arts center with a projected cost of 14.5 million dollars. The plan also includes renovating the McNulty Haddock annex on Texas Avenue based on faculty and staff input.
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Lee College
Regents Building Committee
Wes Good
Kirksey
Public immigration forum planned this week
Lee College hosts a free public forum on immigration bills now moving through Congress. The 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday event in Tucker Hall features Steve Showalter as moderator and includes Mega 101 personality, ALA members, and University of Houston Immigrant Youth for a Better Future student group. Attendees will hear about student voice, bill premises, and activist demonstrations, with attention to the DREAM Act.
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U.S. Congress
Tucker
Lee College Division
Social and Behavioral Sciences
Steve Showalter
Houston
Mega 101
Alliance of Latino Affairs
ALA
University of Houston
Immigrant Youth For
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City backs retirement community on Decker Drive campus
San Jacinto Hospital’s Decker Drive site moves toward conversion into a retirement community as Baytown officials approve pursuing a project through the Harris County Health Facilities Development Corporation. Lawrence Wallace and Hector Meza along with city and county partners will coordinate, with The Methodist System selling the property for 2.25 million in 2005.
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San Jacinto Hospital
Lawrence Wallace
Baytown Housing Authority Board
Hector Meza
BHA
Andrew Johnson
Ed Beckham
Calvin Mundinger
Mundinger
Wallace
Harris County Health Facilities Development Corporation
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Housing Authority
Bill Eiland
St Joseph students collect pet donations for needy animals
Students at St Joseph gathered pet supplies and food for animals in need while learning about different pets and caretaking. Front row students Jacob Valle Juanito Rodriguez Amanda Rodriguez Mathew Johnson Manuel Lopez Joseph Wade Mariana Lopez Mavel Lopez Marcelo Lopez Christian Noyola.
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St. Joseph
Kathy Hutson
Juan Rodriguez
Gay Lynn Holder
Becky Wade
Beatriz Lopez
Vanessa Noyola
Jacob Valle
Juanito Rodriguez
Amanda Rodriguez
Mathew Johnson
Manuel Lopez
Joseph Wade
Mariana Lopez
Mavel Lopez
Marcelo Lopez
Christian Noyola
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