Baytown Police Log: Burglaries, Theft, Vandalism Reported
Baytown police filed two attempted vehicle burglary reports at the 4500 block of Larch Circle Wednesday morning with no losses. A Dayton man reported his 1993 Chevrolet pickup stolen while unattended at Kroger on North Alexander. it was later found undamaged. Two Baytown men were arrested Thursday for stealing an air conditioning unit from a Massey Tompkins Road residence, valued around $200. bonds set at 500 and 2000. A man charged with criminal mischief damaged two shirts at Family Dollar valued about $16.
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Gun Stolen From Car at Hallmark Car Wash
A Baytown man reported his Glock 40 caliber handgun stolen from his car at Hallmark Car Wash in the 3400 block of Garth Road around 1 p.m. Thursday. The weapon, serial number EDG1900S, was valued at $691.
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Break-in on Ward Road
Baytown police report a burglary in the 2700 block of Ward Road around 2 a.m. Wednesday. A computer valued about $200 and electronics valued around $160 were stolen.
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Baytown Police Log Reports 58 Offense Notices
Between 6 am Thursday and 6 am Friday Baytown police filed 58 offense reports including two assaults one auto theft six burglaries six vehicle burglaries one criminal mischief one forgery nine thefts six other arrests and 26 miscellaneous offenses. Six minor crashes noted. Crime Stoppers offers cash tips with anonymity. Call 281 427 TIPS and view full report on Baytown city website.
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Wetlands Center marks 10th anniversary in Baytown celebration
The Wetlands Center on Market Street celebrated its 10th birthday with a kickoff donation and remarks by Rep. Gene Green and Rep. Ted Poe. Eddie V Gray originated the project from a former bowling alley site, now a six acre facility featuring offices, a science lab and a 9000 square foot interactive exhibit area. Open 9 to 4 weekdays and 10 to 4 Saturdays, entry is free with guided tours $2.50 per person per hour.
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Baytown Arbor Day winner plants 15 gallon Oak tree
Baytown Arbor Day events honored student Sanchez as the citywide poster contest winner. The celebration at Wetlands Education and Recreation Center distributed over 1,200 trees to the public, with NRG Texas volunteers assisting and many residents taking home one or more trees to plant.
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Voters weigh Poole leadership and Mont Belvieu race
At a community forum Greg Poole receives broad support from May, Barrera and Camp who vow to hold him accountable as Mont Belvieu voters discuss mayoral candidates Nick Dixon and Kevin Speer. Dixon touts finances and growth plans. Speer warns over undeveloped land and master plan adherence. Early voting begins Monday ahead of May 10 election.
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Celebrities Spring Show At Lee High School
The Lee High School Celebrities Dance Team presents a Broadway themed recital featuring 35 members and 200 dance students in tonight’s show from 7 to 9 at the Lee High School Auditorium. Director Alice Henrichsen says the event caps the year with a fun performance and admission is $5. Call 281-420-4535 for more information.
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Community leaders map teen hangout plan in Baytown meeting
Baytown parents and business leaders discussed creating a supervised youth space to reduce mall roaming and incidents like a Cedar Bayou Junior student giving birth in a school bathroom. Attendees urged religious and civic leaders to join and form a 501c3 nonprofit, with a May 8 meeting planned at the Baytown Community Center.
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