Dispute over Enterprise wells grows with commercial owners
Commercial property owners within 2500 feet of Enterprise brine storage wells pressed city officials to pause permits and seek compensation. They claim lack of written consent under city ordinance risks devaluation as hearings and potential lawsuits loom. Attorneys for both sides discuss possible commercial buyouts while city council reviews agreements tied to the project.
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Harrison
Sun Oil Road
Coastal Water Authority
Enterprise
R. Kyle Hawes
Houston
Chamberlain, Hrdlicka
Hawes
Dixon
Thomas Paterson
District Court
Crosby Center Costs Loom Over Baytown College Budget
Regents urged caution as Crosby Center operations run a recurring 150000 deficit for two years. The center's cosmetology program serves 13 college students and 16 high school students, while the wellness center houses about 215 members. Funding delays for a new McNair location and a pending lease review complicate options. Some regents favor continuing but with cost controls, others push to cut losses and move students to Baytown, all amid an 35.2 million budget with a 4 percent pay raise and maintenance needs.
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Judy Jirrels
Jirrels
Crosby Center
Crosby High School
McNair
Harris County
Lee College
Martha Ellis
Mark Himsel
Himsel
Baytown
Crosby
Ellis
Wayne Gray
Don Coffey
Coffey
Four arrested after West Gulf Street assault incident
Police report four people taken into custody Sunday night in the 200 block of West Gulf Street after an assault. A 26 year old pair were charged with assault and a 24 year old with criminal mischief. A 25 year old woman faced threatening charges and a 31 year old Baytown woman later arrested for multiple offenses after disrupting hospital staff. between 6 am Sunday and 6 am Monday Baytown Police responded to 156 calls including 15 alarms and 27 disturbances.
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West Gulf Street
Life Flight
Memorial Hermann Hospital
Houston
Baytown
City of
Lee College opens extended hours at San Jacinto Mall site
Lee College will keep its San Jacinto Mall extension open from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. today while welcoming about 750 new students, 1,681 continuing students, and 677 returning students who have previously enrolled. The college also notes the main site hours and enrollment figures.
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Lee College
San Jacinto Mall
Whitaker
Lee College cancels access due to registration period
The Wellness Center and Student Center are closed today while the library offers limited service for in person visitors. Online registration assistance is available through customer service and by phone at 281-427-5611, with more information on the college website.
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Lee.edu
Finley Retires From The Baytown Sun
Jim Finley retires as managing editor of The Baytown Sun after a long tenure. The Baytown newspaper circles back to memories as Finley departs, with colleagues and community figures reflecting on his leadership and impact.
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Jim Finley
The
Baytown Sun
Markham's pest bird repellant aims to scare off birds
Markham, 53, of Baytown, develops an integrated system combining a library of sounds with an electric hammer to strike an I beam, creating a “presence” to deter birds. He plans a 2008 market launch with industrial firms at $9,000–$10,000, seeks to keep production in the U S, and travels to lecture on birds and industry.
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Baytown Sun
Barrett Goldsmith
Robert
Pete” Markham
Baytown
U.S
Markham
Wooster
Amark Pest & Bird Management, Inc
Indiana
Whae
Taiwan
Australia
Singapore
China
Purdue University
Texas
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Jim White
Kiwanis
Steve Ellis
Baytown Motors
N. Main
Kuk Soo
Pocmee Ous
N. Alexander
Carolyn
Brisuy Cal Ur Showroom
Baytown Uit
Bay Area Rehabilitation Center
Bayarearehab Org
Stai
Hanerias
Eancy Biro
Mlom Twins
Marmees
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