Bay Area Homeless Shelter Looks to Expand Plans
BayTown shelter leader Higginbotham outlines a five year plan to add more accommodations and a new facility as demand grows. About 45 percent of clients are local residents and 25 percent are turned away due to space. Fundraising targets 435,000 for 2007 with a Feb 22 banquet at Goose Creek Country Club aiming to raise at least 46,000. Donors can support via Bay Area Homeless Services or attend banquet by calling 281-420-6728.
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Baytown outlines 2007 road projects and bond plans
Baytown city officials highlight 2007 street work including Raccoon Drive reconstruction to a freeway standard, ditch elimination, and waterline replacement. Projects will start after authorization, with ongoing maintenance and hazardous structure abatement. A May 2007 bond election potential seeks $30 million for street reconstruction.
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Paradox of Choice fuels library Book Club discussion
A reader reflects on culture and choices comparing past generations and other cultures. Thanks to the Friends of the Library, Sterling Municipal Library offers nearly two dozen copies of Paradox of Choice for checkout. Contact Jamie Eustace at 281-427-7331 ext 230 or jeustace sml.lib.tx.us for details.
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Saddam Hussein dies on the gallows
Saddam Hussein, the 69 year old Iraqi leader ousted by a U.S. led war, was hanged along with two others after a trial for crimes including the 1982 killings of Shiites. The execution followed court orders and was announced by state television amid ongoing insurgency and sectarian violence in Iraq.
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Marines Lose Three More in Iraq as December Reaches Deadliest Month
Three Marines from Regimental Combat Team 5 were killed in western Anbar Province, raising December 2006 US troop deaths to 106 and surpassing October’s toll. The broader Baghdad area faced violence as Saddam Hussein was executed, with a mosque attack and mass grave discoveries signaling rising unrest.
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