State briefs an outpatient treatment program
State officials report progress on an outpatient treatment program for substance use, detailing enrollment numbers, funding sources, and service components. The initiative aims to expand community access to counseling, medication-assisted treatment, and relapse prevention resources.
Mary Temple Durdin 88 of Cove dies at home July 1 2018
Mary Temple Durdin 88 of Cove died at her home on Sunday July 1 2018. Born June 19 1930 in San Augustine Texas to Mary Emelia and Sidney James Bodine she was known as Temple and valued faith family and resilience.
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Remembering Temple Durdin Bodine Dardin obituary
Temple Durdin Bodine Dardin, a Barbers Hill High School graduate, married Norman Gene Dardin in 1952 and built several businesses after his death. Survived by children Nancy Crew and Luke Durdin, siblings, grandchildren, and great grandchildren, with services at Navarre Funeral Home and burial at Tetter Cemetery Humble, Texas.
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Suzanne Willson 82 Baytown resident dies after long life of service
Suzanne Felton Willson of Baytown died June 29 2018 at a local hospital. She was 82 and a Robert E. Lee graduate who belonged to Trinity Episcopal Church and the Garden Club while serving as president of the Thursday Forum and the Service League. She enjoyed travel entertaining friends and is survived by daughters Margaret Price and Camille Willson, son-in-law Michael Price, grandchildren Daniel Willson Heather Daniels and great grandchildren Logan Sterling and Millie Daniels. A memorial service will be held July 7 2018 at Trinity Episcopal Church Baytown with Rev Meredith Crigler officiating. Memorials may be made to the church building fund. Arrangements by Navarre Funeral Home Baytown.
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Suspect warned of killing all in newsroom in letters
A Maryland man charged with five newsroom murders sent three letters on the attack day. One letter to The Capital’s Baltimore lawyer claimed he would kill everyone present at the Annapolis paper. Authorities say Ramos harassed staff before the 2018 shooting and was jailed after police found him hiding under a desk.
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Ex Lyft driver charged with aggravated kidnapping in Austin
Daniel Kifle, 45, a former Lyft driver in Austin, faces kidnapping, aggravated kidnapping, and attempted sexual assault charges after police say he sped off twice with a passenger inside his vehicle. The rides occurred off the platform and Lyft permanently deactivated him.
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Man not guilty to insanity in shooting of police chief
In San Antonio area a judge ruled Joshua Manuel Lopez not guilty by reason of insanity in the 2014 shooting of Elmendorf Police Chief Michael Pimentel. The 28-year-old faced a charge for the chief's death after a traffic stop tied to graffiti on a city truck. Lopez will undergo a 30-day evaluation to decide state hospital commitment or potential release if not a threat.
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Non-profit Reopens After Harvey Repairs Complete
The M I Lewis Social Service Center in Dickinson Texas is back in operation after roughly 390000 dollars and a year of repairs following 4 feet of floodwater from Hurricane Harvey. A United Way Galveston County Mainland member agency the center helps 150 low income clients weekly with rent and utility assistance food school supplies and senior delivery. The center opened in 1967 from a Dickinson Ministerial Alliance effort and serves Dickinson ISD residents.
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Texas Man Arrested After Heroin Seizure in Nebraska
An undercover Nebraska State Patrol investigator arrested a Texas man at the Omaha bus station after finding 11 pounds of heroin on him. Two bagged packages, eight wrapped around his torso, and a total street value of about 250000 dollars were seized.
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Trump rescinds Obama race based school admissions guidance
The Justice Department announced rescission of Obama era guidance urging race consideration to promote diversity in college admissions. Attorney General Jeff Sessions framed the move as restoring the rule of law and aligning policy with a race neutral approach for universities amid ongoing Harvard admission litigation and a looming Supreme Court shift.
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