Lee College Earns First Region XIV Win 76 66 over Jacksonville
Lee College basketball team defeats Jacksonville College 76 to 66 to secure their first Region XIV victory. The match highlights team defense and clutch scoring as they push to climb the standings. Also noted is the Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center winning first place in a local tree decorating contest and mention of a Wednesday school bus accident with no injuries.
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American Legion Post seeks new Baytown home
Post 323 members ask Baytown residents for help in finding a new home to continue veteran and community service. They cannot afford to buy property outright and have not yet run fundraisers, officials say, aiming to distinguish themselves from the local Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Missing Girls One Found One Still Being Sought
A 14 year old girl missing from Illinois Street Monday night was found safe at a nearby friend s house late Wednesday. Police say Briana McCormick may have been staying at a Missouri Street residence where a detective found her in a bathroom while the adult occupant slept. The search continues for another Baytown teenager reported missing on New Year s Eve.
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Burglary Trio Linked by Baytown Police
Baytown police confirm three Monday burglaries at Robson's Diamond Jewelers CVS Pharmacy and an AT&T store were committed by the same suspects using the same vehicle. Surveillance video supports the link, while tips from the public are being pursued. burglars did not access the jewelry safe.
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Anahuac seeks new municipal judge after Riley resignation
Anahuac City Council looks to fill the vacancy left by James Riley a former TABC agent who served seven years as municipal judge resigning in December. Mayor Susan Hawthorne says at least one candidate exists with a council meeting set for January 23. The council may also reduce court frequency due to few cases.
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