Tasers in Baytown under fire amid lawsuits and praise
Baytown Police defend Taser use as a lifesaving tool while two civil rights suits accuse officers of wanton deployment against women. A third claim cites repeated Taser exposure on a man while strapped to a gurney in July as city officials face legal action.
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Ribbon Cutting Opens Spur 330 But Only Half Ready
Baytown Spur 330 opens to traffic Monday with eastbound lanes ready. westbound striping and cleanup, including grass planting, follow. The long project began after a 1957 commission approval and a 1966 halt, with city voters backing a municipal development district in 2001 to finish the freeway from Fred Hartman Bridge to I-10.
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Market St rezoning meeting this week
Two petitions circulate in West Baytown on Market Street urging Baytown to rezone 94 acres of 262 lots from Urban Neighborhood to Mixed Use so restaurants and convenience stores may sell alcohol. Supporters say it will attract business. opponents fear bars. Meeting set at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Tuesday night.
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Remembering Joshua Andrews Christmas shadows spell 12 in yard
In Baytown a family mourns Joshua Andrews, 17, Ross S. Sterling football star who died from auto crash injuries. While decorating for Christmas, stepfather Mark Folwell noticed large shadows of 12 formed by the yard lights, honoring the late athlete.
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