Nostalgia rolls on as Prince's Roller Rink faces closure
Highlands story centers on LaDonya McDow who grew up behind the counter at Prince's Roller Rink. With grandparents James Ray and Alpha Prince, she now must raise thirty thousand dollars in ninety days to keep the rink open. The rink debuted in 1966 and operated from a tent before the current building, erected in 1968, is at risk after Bea Prince died. The family credits the space with decades of community memories.
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Residents urged to prep as Haiti quake strikes
Residents were advised to assist in disaster response as a 7.0 magnitude quake hit Haiti with little warning. Baytown emergency official William Vola noted disasters rarely provide warning and Haiti followed suit. Three days later debris blocks roads and many remain without phone or electricity as residents sleep in streets. Numerous areas remain inaccessible around the country. SEE HAITI PAGE 3A.
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Crime rate at Sterling higher in Goose Creek campuses
Goose Creek CISD board reviewed the Academic Excellence Indicator System report showing 15,686 student conduct violations in 2009. Elementary campuses reported some incidents while junior high and high schools accounted for most serious offenses such as drugs alcohol and weapons at Ross S Sterling High School leading the counts.
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Goose Creek campuses report 2009 safety incident total
The 2009 incident tally across Goose Creek schools shows the number of safety concerns reported, reflecting the district's snapshot of campus risk. Details include counts of incidents by category and the range of days over which events occurred, indicating overall safety performance for that year.
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Baytown director marks 40 years at Baytown Little Theater
Mackie Skinner steps into his fourth decade guiding BLT with his 14th Neil Simon production, Jake's Women. The show opens February 26 at 8 p.m. in the theater's temporary space on Hugh Echols Boulevard. The Skinner family first fell for BLT after a 1969 summer visit.
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