Hats off to Tina Andrade and Baytown culinary students
At the Stuart Career Center Culinary Arts class, Tina Andrade leads high school students through restaurant preparation, planning, and service as part of Baytown area nonprofit luncheon. The luncheon showcased student roles from back to front of the house, delivering a delicious meal and warm hospitality.
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No more RV parks in Baytown prompts council protest
Local residents along Massey Tompkins and Highway 146 urge Baytown City Council to oppose a proposed RV and trailer park after a Planning and Zoning approval. They accuse insider influence and call for action via calls and letters to District 5 representative.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
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Today in History highlights for December 12
On this date in history various milestones are noted including Joseph H. Rainey becoming the first Black lawmaker sworn into the U.S. House in 1870, Pennsylvania’s ratification of the Constitution in 1787, Father Edward Flanagan founding Boys Town in 1917, the first Motel Inn opening in 1925, and the UN headquarters gift site approval in 1946. Also mentions Bush’s 2000 presidency-elect and Annise Parker’s 2010 mayoral victory in Houston. Thought for Today by Elbert Hubbard.
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U.S. House of Representatives
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Edward Flanagan
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George W. Bush
U.S. Supreme Court
Florida
Houston
Annise Parker
Protests, police, and a Baytown perspective by Bert Marshall
Bert Marshall of Our Baytown.com reflects on the Ferguson protests and police encounters. He argues most demonstrations lack direct connection to personal stakes, shares past calm police interactions, and stresses staying lawful and nonconfrontational to foster positive experiences with law enforcement.
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Texas border surge spending grows with unclear effectiveness
Texas lawmakers approved another border surge with more than 86 million dollars to boost DPS presence and surveillance at the Texas Mexico border. The state has spent over 800 million on border security, yet there is no agreed metric to define success or measure progress. Abbott and other leaders seek political gains while accountability on spending remains uncertain. Austin American-Statesman
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David Dewhurst
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Rick Perry
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Perry
Abbott
Barack Obama
Obama
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Austin American-Statesman
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