Gas leak prompts Baytown neighborhood evacuation
About 30 residents were displaced for hours as a natural gas line leak near East Foyle Avenue and North First Street prompted police and fire to clear roughly a dozen homes. Entex crews sealed the leak after construction teams dug up the road. Fayle Street remained closed until repairs finished.
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North First Street
Alicia Dixon
Reliant Energy Entex
Gary Smith
Smith
Mately
City
Entex
Fayle
Matthew Cook
Joe McCullough
North Main Street
East Fayle Avenue
Barbers Hill outlines district long-range plan and curriculum goals
Barbers Hill School Board reviewed the District Improvement Plan developed after a February audit. Tim Sonnenberg outlined goals including curriculum management, grade level guides, annual student performance reporting, higher standards, long-range facilities, and a cutting edge technology plan.
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Inside Lovtery Monday Draws Cash 5 Result
A fragment notes a Monday draw for Cash 5 with numbers 19 204 33 43. The snippet lacks additional context or winning details.
Baytown Christmas Parade Ready with 146 Units on Market Street
Baytown prepares for the annual Christmas Parade with 146 units lining up at 6 30 p m on Market Street near Bicentennial Park and traveling up Texas Avenue to Commerce Street. The theme Santa Claus is Coming to Town is highlighted by Parks and Recreation chief elf Kylie Duchie. Bands dance troupes and scouts join a festive lineup as Santa arrives aboard Baytown Fire & Rescue’s vintage truck followed by escorts and school honor guards.
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Jim Liddell
Miss Highlands
Crystal McCartney
Junior Highlands
Lauren Adams
Greater Highlands Chamber of Commerce
Shriners
Gold Wing Riders Motorcycle Club
Bay Shore
Baytown Fire & Rescue
Sterling High School
Lee High School
Santa
Old Goose Creek
Baytown votes Feb 2 2002 for crime tax extension
Baytown Crime Control and Prevention District unanimously sets February 2 2002 for a special election to extend a half-cent crime prevention sales tax for ten years. The measure funds police hiring and jail court costs, with an estimated cost of 13000 for the election. Interim police chief Byron Jones endorses the tax extension.
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Crime Control and Prevention District
Gary Smith
Pete Alfaro
Smith
Monte Mercer
Byron Jones
Baytown mother seeks Goodfellows help for Christmas gifts
A unemployed Baytown mother with three children faces eviction and cannot work due to no car. She seeks aid from Goodfellows to provide gifts for her kids, hoping to revive Christmas cheer. Registration is Dec. 7 from 9 am to 2 pm at Baytown Civic Center. Last year over 2,000 children benefited and about $26,000 was raised. this year’s goal is $30,000.
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Market Street
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Donations Listed for Goodfellow Campaign Totaling 1340
Donors including Elliott Motor Co gives 1000 and Frank F McKay Jr and Ida Griffith contributions of 100. Clyde Casey 15. Jo L Franklin 25. Tommy J and Jo Ellen Coker 50. Brummett Morris and family 50. Susan Cine 100. Alivia W Greer 25. others in memory or honor add to a Monday total of 1340 toward a 30000 goal.
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