Thefts and arrests reported in local police beat
The 2300 block Taft Drive theft at 6 a.m. Wednesday involved $655 in stolen goods. A $600 iPhone was stolen on Garth Road at 3 p.m. Tuesday, with a Baytown woman arrested. Credit card abuse reported at 9 a.m. Thursday on Interstate 10 for $223. A burglary on Airhart Drive earlier with no items listed. Police seized 176 grams of marijuana during a Tuesday arrest on Garth Road. Baytown man charged with possession.
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Baby's first Christmas memory ad in Sea Son’s Greetings
Celebrate your baby's first Christmas by sending a photo and details for The Baytown Sun seasonal section. Photos measure 1.5 by 2 inches, include name and age, and cost 20 dollars. Submissions are non returned and due by December 19 to The Baytown Sun Attn Ruth Fawvor P O Box 90 Baytown TX 77522.
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Stolen White 2006 F-250 From I 10 Area Lot
An 8000 dollar white 2006 Ford F-250 pickup was stolen from a local business lot in the 4900 block of Interstate 10. Between Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, Baytown police filed 26 offense reports including one assault, three auto thefts, three burglaries of a motor vehicle, one forgery, three thefts, 10 other arrests and five miscellaneous cases.
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Garth Road
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Baytown Sun invites children's letters to Santa Claus
Readers may send holiday wish lists to Santa Claus c o The Baytown Sun 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 by December 16. Letters will be sent to the North Pole and printed in the Christmas Eve edition. For details contact David Bloom at 281-425-8016 or david.bloom baytownsun.com. The Sun also asks for photos of children in holiday clothes or during holiday fun with names and a contact number.
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Baytown considers fuel access rule for outages
The Baytown council, with districts 1 2 and 3 represented, plans an ordinance requiring commercial fuel stations to have a generator and transfer switch supplying at least 72 hours of power for pumps lighting leak detection and life safety systems during extended power outages after hurricanes. Exceptions apply to small facilities and certain pump counts. A second item covers two public hearings on annexing a 10 foot strip along I 10 near Sjolander for Chevron Phillips Chemical Co.
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