Mont Belvieu council fills vacancy with Planning and Zoning official
Mont Belvieu City Council appoints Charlotte Carley to fill the vacancy created by Councilman Chris Bear's resignation and move to Kingwood. Bear's two year term ends next year. Carley, longtime Planning and Zoning Commission member, will serve Position 3. Bear did not attend the meeting. Council also fills Carley's P and Z seat with Bryant Dyer. The council advanced plans to split gravity sewer costs for two neighborhoods and approved two federal funds applications for a hike and bike trail on Eagle Drive and city entryways at I 10 and Highway 146, with 20 percent city cost if approved. Work toward youth and teen activities center progresses with Angel Coon moving from Eagle Pointe to McLeod Park Pavilion. lease terms and success criteria await final details.
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Stocks retreat as oil and gas prices rise
In New York amid inflation fears, stocks fell as energy and commodity prices climbed despite Alcoa posting better-than-expected first-quarter profits. Dow slipped 51.70 to 11,089.63, S&P 500 down 10.05 to 1,286.57, Nasdaq off 22.92 to 2,310.35 while 10-year yields eased to 4.93 percent and gasoline futures rose to 2.054 dollars per gallon. Transported by traders noting Iran and Nigeria turmoil and summer demand, the market weighed higher energy costs against earnings optimism for the coming season.
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Baytown fixes mulch storage after burning citation
Baytown Public Works chief Fred Pack said Hayes Road wood chip site now stores mulch in smaller piles and uses a sprinkler system after Harris County cited outdoor burning. County official George Kennard noted storage changes to prevent future fires and meet environmental rules.
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