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A group of 38 summer interns joined a service project at Baytown Nature Center providing early teamwork experience and community service in a welcoming campus event.
01 Aug 2012
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2012
Page
1
A group of 38 summer interns joined a service project at Baytown Nature Center providing early teamwork experience and community service in a welcoming campus event.
Texans voted to settle May 29 primary races with Ted Cruz leading Dewhurst for the Republican Senate seat as Paul Sadler wins the Democratic nomination. In the 36th District, Steven Stockman led Stephen Takach 54 to 46 as precincts reported, aiming to face Max Martin in November.
Rhonda Heffernan leads a Crosby group that has rescued more than 50 dogs abandoned near the Canine Killing Fields under State Highway 90. Promises from the Harris County District Attorney’s office loom as volunteers pressure for follow up after a gruesome discovery linked to torture and discarded carcasses.
A Baytown mother grieves after her daughter Tiffany Riggins and ex husband died in an ATV rollover near Crosby. Tiffany and her father Dewey were killed when their ATV flipped on an incline at Down South Off-Road. A fundraiser is set for this weekend to cover final expenses, with local businesses contributing.
Lee College registrar Becki Griffith says registration for the Fall 2012 semester continues through mid August with deadlines for continuing, returning and new transfer students by August 24. First time students must complete orientation before registering, with the final orientation set for August 18 to aid online registration and course sequencing.
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