Lily of The Valley church aids region with milk drive and pantry
Walters leads Lily of The Valley in Anahuac a longtime pastor guiding a 250 member congregation across Crosby Winnie Oak Island and Anahuac. The church distributed 17000 pounds of milk and by pantry since Ike damaged the building in 2008. They hold fourth Saturday distributions at 5:30 a.m. on North Main Street. Support seeks funds or portable heaters after a Wednesday theft went unreported.
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Oak Island
Anahuac
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Lance Nauman
Chambers County Sheriff’s Office
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Wheat
City considers dangerous dog ordinance and penalties
City officials would hold hearings after owners may surrender dogs to Animal Services. A dog deemed dangerous could require $100,000 liability insurance, specialized enclosures, danger signs, specialized tags, and regular inspections. Owners may keep the dog under strict terms, release it to the city, or relocate it, with potential felony charges if it escapes again.
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Lester
Mal
Local lawyer Baker reflects on career and roots in Anahuac
Baker recalls overcoming language barriers in childhood school days and credits Zbranek's fighting spirit for shaping his drive. He built a general law practice serving rural Chambers County from small claims to appellate matters. A 1980 Anahuac High School graduate, he earned UT Austin BA in 1985 and JD in 1987. Married to Kylene Harmon Baker since 1989, they have four children. Baker shifted from Democrat to Republican in 2006 and emphasizes the 344th Court and Chambers County’s role in major land, industry, and business cases such as Kawasaki Steel v Middleton.
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Supreme Court
Anahuac High School
University of Texas In Austin
UT School of Law
Kylene Baker
Harmon
Anahuac
Stephen F. Austin State University
Anahuac Middle School
Sarah Baker
Angelo State University
San Angelo
Emily Baker
Sam Houston State
Chambers County
Marine Debris Summit Set for January in Galveston
The first Adopt-A-Beach Marine Debris Summit will be held January 13 from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Moody Gardens Convention Center in Galveston Island. The free public conference includes a complimentary lunch, but seating is limited and registration is online at www.texas adoptabeach.org. Participants include researchers, managers, policymakers, industry reps and students seeking beach preservation. For more details call 1-877-TXCOAST or visit the site.
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Texas
Moody Gardens Convention Center
Galveston Island
Texasadoptabeach.org
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