Baytown police report multiple arrests and property crimes
A Baytown man was arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia at 9 16 a m in the 2500 block of East James Street. Another Baytown man was arrested for assault in the 200 block of Pamela Drive at 6 36 p m. Shortly after midnight Thursday in the 3100 block of Decker Drive a Baytown man was arrested for public intoxication and a second Baytown man for driving while intoxicated. A vehicle was damaged in a criminal mischief incident in the 500 block of Ward Road between 11 p m Tuesday and 6 a m Wednesday causing 1 000 in damage. A vehicle was stolen from the 6900 block of Garth Road between 11 30 a m and 1 40 p m Wednesday valued at 5 000. A burglar attempted to enter a vehicle in the 6600 block of Garth Road between 3 30 p m and 10 30 p m Wednesday. An assault was reported in the 4600 block of Village Lane at 10 30 a m Wednesday.
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Baytown
Pamela Drive
Decker Drive
Ward Road
Garth Road
Baytown Police Log Details 29 Offenses and 9 Incidents
Between Wednesday and Thursday mornings Baytown police filed 29 offense reports and investigated two assaults one auto theft two burglaries of motor vehicles four acts of criminal mischief four forgery cases one sexual assault one theft four other arrests and ten miscellaneous cases. Investigations included eight vehicle accidents with one reporting injuries.
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Baytown
Spelling Bee Ends With Soham Champion Twist
In a Cedar Bayou district bee, seventh grader Madilyn Lawrence and Kayla faltered on hard medical and Afrikaans terms. Soham ultimately won after a late miscue by Marc, with Sonam and others placing, audience including teachers and fellow champs. Soham had earlier won the district bee as a fourth grader.
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Madilyn Lawrence
Cedar Bayou
Meigh
Scripps
Madilyn
Kayla
Sonam
Marc
Soham
Gator Ride registration open for 25th annual event
Baytown YMCA reports more than 400 registered for the Gator Ride with over 1,000 expected. Olympic silver medalist Nelson Vails will ride across the Hartman Bridge and speak at a Black History Month event at Lee College. Rides range 33 to 62 miles plus a new Family 5K, with helmet rules and age 12+ minimum. Registration costs 40 to 50 dollars, packets available at local YMCA branches, and more details at the Houston YMCA site.
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Lee Brillhart
Baytown
Lee College
Harlem
N.Y
Ican
Los Angeles
Calif
la Porte
Bayway Drive
Wade Road
Lee Drive
Mark Gorski
Walker
Lisa Guy
Ymcahouston.org
Baytown Opens Five Spray Parks March 8 2014
The city will open five Baytown spray parks at 10 a.m. on Saturday March 8 marking an eight month season with free admission. Parks include Roseland Bergeron McElroy Pelly and Central Heights with openings dating from 2002 to 2013 and future parks planned for Jenkins Park and downtown Baytown.
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Baytown
Roseland Park
Bergeron Park
McElroy Park
Pelly Park
Central Heights Park
Roseland
Roseland Drive
Velopment
Bergeron
Louisiana
Craigmont St
South Main
Atlantic St
Jenkins Park
City eyes quiet zones at downtown rail crossings
Baytown studies federal quiet zone rules to curb train horns near downtown theaters and residences. Officials say a zone requires barriers or sensor-triggered mounted horns, with seven crossings under review and a $700,000 budget trimmed after safety assessments. Main and Lobit crossing remains the main obstacle.
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Federal
Railroad Administration
Baytown
Ron Bot
Bottoms
Foyle, James
Sterling
Gulf Streets
Texas Avenue
Defoe Street
Main and
Lobit
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