Evading police leads to arrest of teen on warrant
Officers towed a home on Ontario Avenue at about 11 p.m. to arrest 17 year old Hunter Hammons on a felony warrant for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Hammons tried back door escape, was blocked at the front, fled again, and was quickly caught. A new evading on foot charge was added to the original count.
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Ontario Avenue
Hunter Hammons
Hammons
Man charged after stabbing woman in East James Street incident
A 58 year old man Mar vis Barnett was charged with aggravated assault of a family member after stabbing a woman during an argument at an apartment on East James Street. The woman’s 19 year old son intervened, was cut, and Barnett later returned and admitted the stabbing before arrest. The woman was hospitalized in stable condition.
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Marvis Barnett
East James Street
Dorris
Barnett
Gunfire Flanks Homes on Fisher Hill and Hunters Creek
A gray Dodge Magnum halted on Fisher Hill Road around 2 40 p m Wednesday as a tall black man fired at a residence, though no injuries occurred and a driveway vehicle was hit. Shortly after, a dark truck with a car dolly parked near Hunters Creek at about 3 a m Thursday, with occupants firing toward a home and hitting two parked vehicles.
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Hunters Creek
Stolen Property Reported From Decker Drive and Red Bud Lane
The 3000 block of Decker Drive reported theft of property valued over 100 dollars. A vehicle on the 500 block of Red Bud Lane was entered and items stolen Wednesday afternoon.
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Red Bud Lane
Brunson Theater history marked at 70th hour premiere
The Brunson Theater celebrated 70 years since its first film with a Town Square premiere of a documentary. Kenneth Benitez and Rick King attended along with Brunson family descendants and figures tied to the theater. King noted Texas Avenue’s decline after San Jacinto Mall’s opening as the building’s era closes and a new one begins.
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Kenneth Benitez
Rick King
King
Robert E. Lee High School
Lakewood
Brunson
Texas Avenue
San Jacinto Mall
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Baytown
Baytown funds revive Citizens Bank building project
The Municipal Development District budget allocates 1.2 million dollars to repair and renovate the old Citizens Bank building on Texas Avenue. City officials plan to preserve the front and vault while removing rear sections and rebuilding the side extension for possible event or office use. The MDD also funds design work to extend the Goose Creek Trail from its Emmett Hutto north to San Jacinto Boulevard, with construction planned for the following year, linking Bayland Island to I-10.
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Texas Avenue
Citizens Bank
Nick Woolery
MDD
Baytown
Goose Creek
Emmett Hutte
San Jacinto Boulevard
Bayland Island
Interstate 10
Lee College wins portion of Houston Rodeo vocational scholarships
Lee College is among seven institutions receiving a total of $300,000 in Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo two year scholarships for the 2019 2020 year. Lee College will obtain $46 000 to aid students in process technology instrumentation technology and electrical technology.
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Houston
Watford
Lee College Foundation
Fee.edu
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Baytown considers budget gaps and IDA funding shifts
The city weighs a 2019 20 budget with 71 IDA agreements providing 55.8 percent of General Fund revenue and ad valorem taxes at 16.1 percent. Sales tax, 13.2 percent, funds city services as state and local shares split 2 percent of Baytown’s total 8.25 percent rate. Councilmember Presley flags firefighter overtime costs while City Manager Davis pledges policy reviews to curb draw on funds. Mayor Capetillo backs fully staffing Ladder Truck at Station No. 1 and moving quickly to that goal.
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Baytown
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MDD
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Presley
Rick Davis
Brandon Capetillo
Community training on naloxone overdose response in Baytown
Baytown hosts a free community training Thursday Aug 29 from 10 am to noon at the CAN facility 401 West Texas Avenue. Attendees receive an opioid overdose kit with 2 Narcan nasal sprays gloves and a CPR shield. Expert voices urge preparedness amid the opioid epidemic and promote standing orders increasing naloxone access.
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Harris County Community Coalition
Bay Area Council On Drugs and Alcohol
O” Team
Texas A&m College of Pharmacy
West
Texas Avenue
Baytown
Eventbrite
Mike Wilson
CAN
Texas
Dana Dalbey
John Havenar
CAN Adds
Walgreens
CVS
Kroger
Cde.gov
Niosh
Bacoda.org
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