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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 2020

Page

10

Assaults, arson, and thefts disturb Baytown area

A 40-year-old man was charged with assaulting a Baytown police officer and his 44-year-old brother with resisting arrest after a disturbance on East Lobit Avenue. Chelsea Falcon, 24, faced felony arson charges for igniting a gasoline nozzle at a North Alexander Drive store. Other reports include a 45-year-old Pasadena man charged with aggravated assault after threatening his son, a non life threatening gun injury, and multiple vehicle thefts and thefts from vehicles across Baytown.

East Lobit Avenue Baytown Steve Dorris Quincy Williams Dorris Quincy Rodrigues Williams Chelsea Falcon North Alexander Drive Alexander Falcon Pasadena Silvano Gonzalez Bayway Drive Decker Drive West Lobit Wade Road Broad Street

Texas passes 10,000 COVID-19 deaths as cases rise

Texas joins New York, New Jersey and California with more than 10 thousand pandemic fatalities while Florida nears the milestone. Harris County reports 92,944 cases and 1,064 deaths through Monday, with small rises in Baytown and Crosby ZIP codes and eight hospitalizations statewide.

Texas New York New Jersey California Florida Abbott U.S Harris County Public Health Harris County Baytown Highlands-area Crosby-area Chambers County Texas Department of State Health Services

Court ups EPA Title V permit ruling for ExxonMobil case

The court upheld the EPA interpretation that issuing a Title V permit does not reexamine the pre construction permit reviewed by TCEQ and EPA. ExxonMobil welcomed the ruling while the Environmental Integrity Project criticized it. Spokesman comments followed.

Environmental Integrity Project EPA TCEQ ExxonMobil Todd M. Spitler Tom Pelton Brian McGovern

Chambers County districts push ahead with back to school plans

CCPH cautions against reopening too soon as high transmission risks persist in Chambers County. Barbers Hill ISD, East Chambers ISD and Anahuac ISD begin in person or hybrid, Goose Creek CISD to online only. Barbers Hill budgets 1.5 million to modify space. masks required on buses. families choose in person or remote learning.

CCPH Chambers County Barbers Hill Anahuac Poole

City Clerk details early voting changes and local races

June district status noted by City Clerk Leticia Brysch with early in person voting set for October 13 to 30 and updates on polling locations. Beach City municipal race filings show Mayor Jackey Lasater not seeking re election due to cancer, with Aldermen Dagley Colquitt Walker running. Old River Winfree also has three incumbents seeking re election.

Leticia Brysch Brysch Beach City Jackey Lasater Ryan Dagley Evonne Donnelly Dana Colquitt Doug Walker Donnelly Dagley Old River-Winfree Pam McCall Jackie Johnson J.F. Steadhman

Three Dead In Dayton Shooting Rampage In Texas Suburb

A man 60, Michael Wettstein, faces capital murder charges after a Monday rampage in a rural Southeast Texas subdivision left three dead and two wounded in at least three homes along a county road outside Dayton. Wettstein surrendered after being found in a wooded area and is jailed without bond awaiting arraignment. Investigators recovered a shotgun and a rifle and search for a rifle continue.

Dayton Texas Michael Wettstein Cul de Sac Ken DeFoor Liberty County Wettstein

Postal Service Faces Ballot Delays Amid Texas Voting Dispute

Hollins defends voting rights as USPS delays and box removals spark questions in Baytown and beyond. Texas officials Abbott Paxton and Patrick oppose mail in ballots while a USPS rate increase and funding fight loom. The Texas Supreme Court notes disability definitions may affect ballot timing and voter access.

Hollins United States Texas Greg Abbott Ken Paxton Dan Patrick Nikki Johnson Arkansas/Houston U. S. Postal Service Southern Baytown Johnson USPS Postal Service Postmaster General Thomas Marshall Ruth Hugs Texas Supreme Court Donald Trump

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