Barnett Named 20th Refiner of the Year Honoree
ExxonMobil and Baytown community leaders honored Billy Barnett as the 20th recipient of the Refiner of the Year award, recognizing decades of local volunteer service. Barnett, a Baytown resident with ties to YMCA, Parks and Recreation, and Beautify Bayway, praised peers and noted ongoing civic involvement. The event highlighted ExxonMobil Baytown’s 1.91 million United Way pledge, Wildlife at Work certification, and a two million hour maintenance turnaround across the Baytown complex.
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Albert Villegas
Billy Barnett
Martha
ExxonMobil
Goose Creek Country Club
Baytown
Barnett
Robert E
Fred Aguilar
Johnny Tucker
Pete Alfaro
Loic Vivier
United Way
Wildlife Habitat Council
Mont Belvieu
Joe Wolf
Steve Cope
Martha Barnett
Baytown Olefins
Gary Schmidt
Couple says CCSO forced resignations via sheriff
An Anahuac couple and former CCSO employees Leon Miller and Mandi Miller claim Sheriff Joe LaRive coerced them into resigning on November 28, saying the jobs were at will. They allege personal pressure and retaliation while facing loss of $60,000 in combined income and Christmas bills. The sheriff says the workers resigned of their own accord. See CCSO page 8.
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Anahuac
Leon Miller
Mandi Miller
Chambers County
Joe LaRive
Millers
LaRive
Miller
Future development tops council agenda
City officials plan an annexation deal to support a 948 acre industrial area east and west of Highway 99 near Kilgore Parkway, plus design changes to Baker Road extension water ponds for future park amenities. The move aims to govern development under a unique municipal district framework with aesthetic requirements along Highway 99 to keep gateway views clear.
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Kilgore Parkway
Baker Road
Chambers County
Bob Leiper
Royal Purple Raceway
Leiper
Cactus Jack Cagle files for Harris County Precinct 4
Harris County Commissioner R. Cactus Jack Cagle, newly appointed by County Judge Ed Emmett, formally files to run in the 2012 Republican Primary for Precinct 4. The candidate, a former civil court judge, will seek the unexpired term with the next general election to follow and plans a 2014 bid for a full four-year term.
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Cactus Jack
Ben Tinsley
Houston
R. “Cactus Jack
Cagle
Crosby
Ed Emmett
Jerry
Eversole
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