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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2014
Page
1
Three women sued Lee College District in 2013 over exit test failures and due process claims. One plaintiff withdrew at a recent regents meeting. no payment or procedure changes were approved beyond release. The college maintains the action lacks merit and anticipates further dismissals by the court.
Baytown City Council will meet at City Hall to decide if the Goose Creek Country Club site should be rezoned from Open Space to SF2 Mixed Residential. The 132.5 acre area near 2401 Market St could host a Meritage Homes subdivision with about 400 homes after the club closed in June.
City staff and Professional Firefighters Local 1173 tentatively agree to a two year contract including a 6 percent raise for firefighters starting the first full pay period of 2015 and a second 6 percent raise in 2016 if general fund revenues permit. The agreement hinges on the second raise depending on revenue projections as noted on page 3.
Baytown Community Restoration volunteers from seven churches repaired eight projects including Ken Pridgeon’s home and the Lincoln Cedar subdivision house and the Baytown homeless shelter. About 130 volunteers worked from Monday 8 a.m. to Friday noon, with Cedar Bayou Baptist Church as HQ.
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Goose Creek CISD opens online and in-person registration for a limited four day window next week. Pre-K only signups are 9 am to 7 pm Monday and Tuesday at Baytown Junior School. Pre-K through eighth grade signups run 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday and Thursday at the same campus.
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