US Election tops AP list for 2016 stories
The AP annual poll of editors and news directors names the U S presidential race won by Donald Trump as the top story of 2016 with Brexit second. The year also features upheaval, Islamic State attacks, and racial tensions shaping the top 10.
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AEL Girls Start Early Season Prep For Soccer
The AEL girls soccer team begins early season preparations as coaches organize drills, fitness work, and tactical sessions ahead of the upcoming schedule. Team members focus on conditioning, ball skills, and team chemistry to build cohesion for the season.
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Obituary Notes for Several Local Figures
Obituaries list Mary Frances Bonds Mary Florenc Hunt Melba May Comanich and Myra Gwen Searcy. Page 3A records brief notices, memorial details and surviving relatives for four residents.
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Bible VerseLuke 12 31 Seek His Kingdom
A brief biblical quotation from Luke 12 31 urging readers to pursue the kingdom of God as the priority. The line promises that daily needs will be provided if that pursuit is kept first.
H E B comes to Baytown with 104000 square foot store
2016 year in review notes H E B plans a Baytown store on Garth and Hunt Roads with a 104000 square foot facility, about 100 jobs, opening slated for fall 2017 and a $2.1 million city investment plus road extensions. The project requires $15 million in company investment by January 2018 and a $10 million taxable value. The piece also covers EPA Superfund cleanup talks at the San Jacinto River Waste Pits, Baytown mall renovations, and Relay for Life results.
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Trigar Retail Group
Highlands hate crime probe after arson and vandalism
A Highlands man woke Friday to spray-painted racial slurs on his home and burned SUV after a fire at 4:50 a.m. Fire officials and the Harris County Fire Marshal seek public help. FBI Houston Field Office contacted to review possible hate crime aspect.
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