United Way 2006 07 Campaign Surpasses Goal In Bay Area
United Way of Bay Area reports 2006 07 fundraising reached 2 105 955 dollars beating the 1 9 million goal. Exxon Mobil contributed about 1 3 million of the total with 1 2 million from employees. Community organizations like Habitat for Humanity Baytown Childcare Center and Red Cross praised donor support and volunteers as leaders noted the milestone as a testament to collective effort.
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United Way
Eddie Liles
Liles
Wynona Montgomery
United Way Board of Directors
United Way of
Bay Area
Jeselchin
Simon
BOC
Baytown
Steve Ellis
Habitat For Humanity
Ellis
Exxon Mobil
Connie Tilton
Houston Area Toll Loop Aims for 2018 Finish
The Chamber reviews a 170 mile outer loop plan outside Loop 610 with tolls similar to Beltway 8. Segments, including Baytown and I-10 to U.S. 290, progress across 12 to 13 stages. Final completion targeted around 2018, with updates on U.S. 90 projects and I-10 widening through 2010. Quincy Allen notes the Fred Hartman Bridge now fully painted and sensor-equipped to reduce vibration.
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Garnet
Baytown
Gornet
U.S. 59
I-10
Sugar Land
I- 10
U.S. 290
Quincy Allen
East Harris County
Texas Department of Transportation
Chamber
Fred Hartman
State Highway Department
Texas
Allen
Loop 610
Crosby
Budweiser Brewery
Oates Road
Federal Road
Txdot
Magnolia
Thompson
Decker Drive
Beaumont
San Jacinto River
Barrett Station Civic League adopts Oneness theme for 2007
Barrett Station Civic League kicks off 2007 with new officers including a chaplain. Rev. Rogers Barrett accepts the post as Jim Mills states the repriority aims for lasting improvement. The group plans a prayer vigil led by the Ministerial Alliance and monthly meetings at Riley Chambers Community Center starting at 7 p.m. All residents are welcome.
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Barrett Station
League
Civic League
James Mills
Bet
Jim
United In Christ Jesus
Riley Chambers
Magnolia
Beach City urges rejection of injection well plan
Beach City Council passed a resolution urging the Texas Railroad Commission to reject Masters Resources LLC and Erskine Energy’s plan to use a Houston firm’s injection well near Beach City. The measure cites mislabeling of waste type, missing Beach City location, and calls for full documentation and a public Beach City forum.
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Beach City
Texas Railroad Commission
Houston
Masters Resources, LLC
Erskine Energy
Lafayette
Guido Persiani
Masters Resources
Mont Belvieu
RRC
Austin
Persiani
Elementary rezoning options to be considered Monday
Goose Creek school board will review two elementary rezoning options Monday with hopes to approve one by month’s end. The plan supports fall 2008 boundaries as the district opens its 14th elementary campus and a third high school. They aim to give teachers time to adjust while weighing ninth grade, magnet options, and demographer input for balance.
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Goose Creek
Carl Burg
Burg
District 7
Steve Fischer
Fischer
REL Class of 1967 reunion planned
The Robert E Lee Class of 1967 will celebrate its 40th year reunion on Aug 11 at the Hilton Hotel located at 3000 Nasa Pkwy. For reservations or information visit www robertelee1967 com or call 281-480-4841.
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Robert E. Lee
Hilton Hotel
NASA
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