Harris County drops appeal in waste pits case
Harris County will stop pursuing nearly two years of appeal over a verdict finding International Paper not guilty in the San Jacinto River Waste Pits civil case. The county aims to work with the EPA to ensure cleanup, stating it is the best use of resources. The 2014 verdict followed a 29.2 million settlement with other defendants.
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Rock Owens
Waste Management of Texas
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Barbers Hill Girls Prep for Elkins Clash Tonight
Barbers Hill girls team readies for a road game against Elkins tonight. Coaches emphasize defense and rebounding as both squads seek important district wins.
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Medical Ask the Doctors Balancing Exercises Key to Preventing Falls
The page outlines balancing exercises that strengthen stability to reduce fall risk among older adults. It highlights simple routines, proper form, and gradual progression. Experts emphasize consistency, safety, and integrating balance work into daily activity for lasting benefits.
Obituary notices for Leatherwood Hicks Harman Martin Messiah
Obituaries list Ollie Leatherwood Judy Hicks Barbara Ann Harman Raymond H. Martin and Olivia A. Messiah. Page indicates local notices, names likely of deceased individuals with funeral or remembrance details to follow.
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The page reports a sunny day with a high near 68 and a low around 55. Clear skies and light winds are expected, with no precipitation. Fans of outdoor plans should enjoy mild, pleasant conditions throughout the day.
Bible Verse From 1 John Urges Love Among Brethren
A Bible verse from 1 John 4 21 emphasizes that loving God requires loving one another and treating fellow believers with care and respect. The message reinforces mutual compassion within the Christian community.
Epicurean Night in Baytown Showcases 24 Area Restaurants
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce hosts the fourth annual Epicurean event from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Royal Purple Tower Club. Tickets are $35 at the door and grant access to 24 area restaurants and caterers including Amaravati Indian Cuisine Leroy's Diner Southern Komfort Kitchen and Robinette & Company. The evening features a silent auction entertainment and awards for best booth and people's choice with beverages provided by Constable Sherman Eagleton's office. For tickets call 281-422-8359.
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Southern Komfort Kitchen
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Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Royal Purple Tower Club
Tracey Wheeler
Teapot Depot
Texas Roadhouse
Luna’s
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Chili’s
Pipeline Grill
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Panera Bread
Buffalo Wild Wings
Waterford
Kroger
Junior’s Smokehouse
Glaze Baking Company
Robinette and Company
Organo Gold
Constable Sherman Eagleton
Skyline
Chambers County abrupt end to certificates of obligation plan
By a 3-2 vote Chambers County commissioners scrapped a previous move to issue certificates of obligation for a proposed 240 bed jail and law enforcement center after public outcry over a bond election plan. Judge Jimmy Sylvia sided with funding, while Senac and Nelson opposed. Citizens gathered to voice views as Eth ical Government Board member Hazel Meaux circulated signatures urging the issue.
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Trump assails intel officials and media over Flynn case
President Trump blames leaks and media for top aide Michael Flynn’s firing after Flynn misled Pence about contacts with Russia. Flynn resigned Monday under White House pressure. Trump favors Robert Harward as next national security adviser, backed by Jim Mattis.
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First African American Woman Elected to Goose Creek Board Dies
Olivia Messiah, 84, the first African American woman elected to the Goose Creek CISD school board, died Tuesday. A longtime civic servant, she taught music and art after graduating from George Washington Carver Elementary in 1948. Messiah joined Baytown Chapter of Top Ladies of Distinction in 1987 and served on the board from 1993 to 1997, including a term as president. Her daughter, Sonny Messiah Jiles, publishes the Houston Defender.
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Baytown
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