Vandals Destroy Winnie Park Christmas Display
Authorities say vandals damaged a Christmas display at Stowell Park in Winnie Chambers County. The inflatable Santa, rubber-tire snowmen, electric trees and a gift-filled vehicle were toppled and a wooden beam driven through a window. Damages exceed 13000 dollars. suspects face state felony charges. tips to the Chambers County Sheriff's Office at 409-267-2500.
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Stolen 2012 GMC Yukon Noted In Baytown Police Beat
A gray 2012 GMC Yukon valued at 26500 was reported stolen in the 500 block of East Sterling Avenue on a Tuesday afternoon. Burglary reported at 2100 block of French Place with unspecified jewelry stolen. other losses include clothes valued at 120 and electronics worth 1880. Baytown Crime Stoppers offers anonymous tips via 281-427-TIPS or text Baytown to 274637.
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Thefts Reported Across City Blocks Including Mall and I-10
Thefts of electronics worth 2013 dollars reported in the 5400 block of Interstate 10 and a purse and wallet worth 300 dollars stolen in the 6800 block of Garth Road on Tuesday afternoon and another purse valued at 489 dollars taken from the 5000 block of San Jacinto Mall Place earlier Tuesday. A burglary of a building occurred in the 3100 block.
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EPA inspection notes risks at San Jacinto Waste Pits cap breach
Congressmen Gene Green Harris County Attorney Vince Ryan and Young observed the site as the EPA lined a breach with PVC pipes and conducted confirmation sampling. The 2011 armored cap over 15.7 acres remains contested with calls for removal to prevent dioxin leakage into Galveston Bay. Results from samples will be public in about 60 days.
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Airlines brace for holiday rush with shifted flights
Dallas AP reports airlines rescheduling thousands of flights and adding red eyes to avoid delays as 38 million passengers are expected across 17 days around Christmas and New Year. Weather could determine success, with about 2,600 delays and 230 cancellations by 2 p.m. FlightAware tallies and Airlines for America cite tight occupancy and dense schedules.
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