Bald eagles draw photographers and volunteers to Baytown road
Pasadena photographer Eno Flores joined Baytown Photo Club members who adopted a mile of Tri City Beach Road for Adopt A Street cleanup. The stretch includes a bald eagle nest visible through the trees, attracting photographers while litter pickers help keep the area clean.
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Baytown Sun
Jane Howard Lee
Baytown Photo Club
Gary Erwin
Art League of
Baytown
Tri-City Beach Road
Pasadena
Eno Flores
Flores
City of
Tri City Beach Road
War on drugs continues in Chambers Co
Chambers County authorities report a sweep yielding more than 800 grams of suspected crack cocaine hydrocodone ecstasy and methamphetamine and over 8 pounds of marijuana along with several arrests as part of Sheriff Joe LaRives third War On Drugs compilation released Monday One incident dated January 7 involved a man swallowing 2 grams of methamphetamine to evade seizure but failed See drugs page 3
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Chambers County
Joe LaRive
Convicted man accused of mistreating 11-year relative
Edward Lee Branch 52 faces accusation of a continuous mistreatment of an 11-year-old relative for at least four years. Records show his 1982 aggravated case, 1983 sentence, and 1988 Baytown parole, with no current sex offender registration found in state data. Relatives reported the abuse after Christmas. authorities alerted as the boy alleged kindergarten mistreatment. Branch posted $100,000 bond and remains out of custody.
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Baytown
Edward Lee Branch
Branch
Barbecue Fundraiser Aids Baytown Police Causes
Baytown police and volunteers host Jail House BBQ as part of a two day fundraiser tied to Saturdays Jail Break Run. Proceeds go to the Baytown Municipal Police Officers Association, the Helping a Hero fund, and the Marcus Lee Zaruba Criminal Justice Foundation Scholarship at Sam Houston State University.
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Baytown Police
Police Department
Baytown Municipal Police Officers Association
Helping A Hero Fund
Marcus Lee Zaruba
Lee College Hosts Fifth Annual Bowl-a-Thon Fundraiser
Lee College and community members take part in a Bowl-a-Thon to raise funds for Empty Bowls Houston. Ceramics instructor Jennifer Herzberg explains bowls are donated to the fundraiser and attendees can purchase a soup lunch and a donated bowl for at least 25 dollars. The event, supported by Whole Foods Market and Sweet Tomatoes, benefits hunger relief through local organizers.
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Lee College
Houston
Jennifer Herzberg
Whole Foods Market
Houston Center For Contemporary Craft
The
Houston Food Bank
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