Baytown Taser trial jurors chosen in Houston court
Jurors selected for the misdemeanor assault trial of Baytown officer Micah Aldred in Harris County Court at Law No 1 in downtown Houston. A six person jury convened Monday with testimony slated to start at 10 30 a m and the judge expected the trial to finish by Thursday.
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Baytown
Micah Aldred
Harris County Criminal Court
Law No. 1
Diane Bull
Aldred
Naomi Autin
Willow Street
West Baytown
Autin
Austin
Fire chief finalists narrowed to three in Baytown
Baytown city narrows search for a new fire chief to three finalists from six candidates. The trio includes Shon Blake interim chief, Craig Brown Tulsa Fire Department EMS chief, and Bruce Ure Heath Texas fire and police head. A second interview and background checks follow, with panel remains chaired by City Manager Gary Jackson.
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Baytown
Shon Blake
Imerm
Craig Brown
Tulsa Fire Department
Bruce Ure
Heath
Texas
Gary Jackson
Jackson
Bob Leiper
Alison Froehlich-Smith
Houston
Chris Connealy
Dale
Palmer
Lima
Ohio
Blake
Brown
Pilot Club logo reimagined as ashtray by Highlands Masons
Mike Craig, past master of Sampson Lodge No. 321 in Highlands, found no logo for the Pilot Club of Highlands until spotting an ashtray. After much work and polishing the piece now features a wooden wheel with a crystal award, all encased in glass.
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Highlands
Masonic Lodge
Mike Craig
Sampson Lodge No. 321
Pilot Club of
Pilot Club Highlands Hosts Community Fair Fundraiser
The Pilot Club of Highlands formed in 1998 with 39 members and holds monthly meetings at 7 pm at the Highlands Community Center. Its flagship event, the community fair, is set for February 28 at Highlands Elementary School, with details online at pitexasdistrict.org. The piece notes Sampson Lodge No. 231 awarded the Community Builder honor to the club at its lodge on a Monday.
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Pilot Club of
Highlands
Highlands Community Center
Pilot Club
Pitexasdistrict.org
Sampson Lodge
Avenue D
Mont Belvieu Faces Bond Penalty and Policy Changes
Mont Belvieu council learned the city must pay a 2500 penalty for not spending 1998 bond funds on time. Finance Director John Iles cited savings from refinancing capital leases totaling 65000 over 36 months and amendments to banking and investments policy. A subdivision plan Eagle Creek was rejected after small changes noted by officials.
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Mont Belvieu
City Council
John Yles
Council
Darrell Richardson
Iles
Richardson
Eagle Creek
Bryan Easur
Barbers Hill
Crosby district okays price for Drew Intermediate renovations
Crosby school board set a maximum of 7.9 million dollars for renovations and additions at Drew Intermediate School as part of a bond project. The price could drop by 40 thousand to 155 thousand if the Municipal Utility District No. 30 upgrades water and sewer hookups or waives fees. The district aims to save about 19 thousand if the service fee is waived, with further savings if water pressure improves. The board approved the max price 6-0 and will send a letter to the utility district outlining concerns. Also, Ramona Merrill, Crosby High School journalism teacher, received a 2003 UIL excellence award for sponsoring.
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Crosby School Board
Drew
Cre8
Jerry Bevel
Municipal Utility District No. 30
Don Hendrix
Hendrix
Jerry Blizzard
Crosby High School
Ramona Merrill
University Interscholastic League
Memill
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Meredith Darnell
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