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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 2010

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Tar balls signal Deepwater spill reached Texas coast

Tar balls from the Gulf oil spill were found on a Texas beach in Galveston and Bolivar marking the first evidence the gushing crude reached all Gulf states. A Coast Guard official said ships may have carried the oil and that cleanup crews were dispatched with BP promising payment.

Gulf Galveston Bolivar Texas City Texas Gulf States Coast Guard Tim Tilghman U.S. Coast Guard Houston Galveston County Daily News Jennifer Reynolds

Anahuac refuge to break ground for new center

The Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge will break ground at 9 a.m. Thursday on a new 16 100 square foot Texas Chenier Plains Complex Administration Building and Visitors Center located on Farm to Market Road 563 two miles south of I 10. The facility will centralize operations for Anahuac McFaddin Texas Point and Moody refuges with classrooms exhibits and offices funded by the Federal Recovery Act. The site donation comes from Chambers County which previously rented the current building in Anahuac since the 1960s.

Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Anahuac McFaddin Texas Point Moody National Wildlife Anahuac Refuge Chambers County Tim Cooper Cooper Texas- Chenier Plains Complex National Wildlife Refuge Administration Southwest Alaska Florida Caribbean South Pacific

Baytown angler William C Thompson dies at 66

William C Thompson, 66, a Baytown live bait camp owner and avid outdoorsman, died Wednesday after a long illness. Born in 1944, he grew up at Thompson's Fish Camp opened by his parents in 1952, served in the Navy during Vietnam, helped run the fish camp, built boats, and painted. His funeral Saturday drew many local fishermen and families.

Baytown William C. Thompson Funeral Home Thompson Navy Debbie Thompson's

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