Benefit Continues in Houston Area Cancer Aid Event
In Baytown area Candlelighters volunteers report ongoing support for families facing cancer. The benefit, part of a weekend effort following Bay Area Relay for Life, aims to exceed last year’s $45,000 as organizers note heavy local generosity. Donations, auction proceeds, and event attendance reflect strong community commitment to easing medical and funeral costs for affected families.
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Houston
Gay Foust
Candlelighters
Foust
Faust
Bay Area Relay For Life
Baytown Explorer program open house recruits police interest
Baytown Police Department hosts an open house for Law Enforcement Explorer Posts at 6 PM Tuesday in the Baytown Municipal Court Room 3200 N Main St. The program, costing $10 to register, offers tours, refreshments, and a chance to test skills against Texas Explorer Posts. Applicants with class B misdemeanors or higher are ineligible.
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Parker
Explorer
BPD
Texas
BSA
Baytown Municipal Court
Police Department
N. Main St
Books program seeks wider reading gifts for veterans
Main requests bi monthly book donations for veterans inpatients and visitors to brighten days. He invites drops at 401 Grantham Road or leave beside his door if unavailable, and offers pickup. For details call 281 428 1605.
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Main
Grantham Road
Voters weigh turnout goals in a broad municipal election
Voting continues as Goose Creek District 4 fields a contested school board race. Carl Burg defends the seat against Brian Graham while Districts 1 and 5 trustees run unopposed. Mont Belvieu council races see Grimes vs Richardson and unopposed incumbents in other districts. Anahuac council shifts with two open seats, librarian Sue Hawthorne poised to win a seat. Early voting runs at designated county sites from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 7 8.
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DonCarlos
Goose Creek
Carl Burg
Exxon Mobil
Brian Graham
Lyondell
Pheliria Barnes
Mont Belvieu
Tommy Grimes
Ronny Richardson
Charlotte
Carley
Cecil Parker, Jr
Anahuac
Ottmar Schimek
Kenneth Moore
Sue Hawthorne
Schimek
Paul S. Quin
Danny Irbie
Melissa Thomas
Chambers County Sheriff’s Department
Guy Robert Jackson
Chambers County
Washington Ave
West Chambers County
Eagle Drive
Chambers arrests man for violating sex offender registration
On April 17, Sheriff LaRive and deputies conducted a Sex Offender Location Operation in West Chambers County. Eleven offenders were checked. two violated registration. Warrants issued for Clayton Campbell Jr. and Jeff Wright for felony failure to comply with sex offender registration. Wright arrested. Marsh III indicted in Liberty County. Call tips to Crime Stoppers or Sheriff’s Office.
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Mike Wheat
Melody Kelley
Chambers County
Sheriff’s Office
Lisa Whittington
Justice of the Peace
Larry Cryer
Clayton “Pookey” Campbell Jr
Baytown
Liberty County
Marsh
Joe LaRive
LaRive
Clayton “Pookey
Campbell
Man on motorcycle killed in wrong-way bridge crash
A motorcyclist on the Fred Hartmann Bridge was struck and killed early Sunday when a southbound car driven by Antonio Loya collided with him in the northbound lane. Loya faces intoxicated manslaughter charges. the motorcyclist’s name is not released. The driver of the larger vehicle was pronounced at the scene and taken to Baytown jail. A separate report involved Travis Kennington, 37, charged with family violence assault, interfering with emergency communications, and hindering 911 response after an attack on a woman witnessed by her children.
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Fred Hartmann Bridge
Antonio Loya
Travis Kennington
North Alexander Drive
Man Found Raving With Stolen Card Near Club
Jermaine Martin, intoxicated and paranoid, approached a Baytown officer near Cherokee Country Club early Sunday. He claimed a shooter targeted him as police recovered a stolen credit card from a woman whose vehicle had been burgled. Martin was taken to a hospital for evaluation.
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Cherokee Country Club
Jermaine Martin
Baytown
Martin
Evalua
Baytown Police Log: 178 Calls From Weekend Period
Baytown police responded to 178 calls from 6 a.m. Saturday to 6 a.m. Sunday, including seven alarms, six assaults, four auto thefts, two burglaries, five motor vehicle burglaries, six criminal mischief incidents, 16 disturbances, one forgery, one robbery, five thefts, two major accidents and five minor accidents. Crime Stoppers pays cash for tips and callers stay anonymous. Call 281-427-TIPS. full report available online at baytown.org.
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Baytown
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