Realignment project closes Spring Park Drive for two weeks
Spring Park Drive will be closed from Ginger Park Drive to Garth Road for about two weeks starting July 26 to align with Stonebridge Street at Garth Road. Weather permitting, the project should take about a month to complete and will improve intersection safety and future signaling. Residents accessing Springfield subdivision via Spring Park should use the North Main Street entrance while the west entrance is closed. motorists should use caution and follow construction signs.
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Spring Park Drive
Ginger Park Drive
Garth Road
Spring Park
Stonebridge Street
Garth
Springfield — Subdivision
North Main Street
Seminar on wills and estate planning hosted by CCES
The Chambers County Extension Service will host a 5:30 to 9 p.m. seminar on wills estate planning and related topics at the Whites Park building on July 31. The event costs 25 per person and includes a meal. Attendees will learn about guardianship powers of attorney executors trustees and guardians along with estate and gift taxes and Social Security considerations.
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CCES
Chambers County Extension Service
Whites Park
Wayne A. Hayenga
Texas AgriLife Extension Service
Hayenga
Tuesday Baytown clubs and activities calendar
Baytown groups meet at noon at Goose Creek Country Club Lions club Rotary Highlands meet at noon at Highlands Methodist Church. Crosby 4-H riding open this evening 6 30 to 8 30. Senior Softball leagues play morning and evening at Hemlock Street and Frank Butcher contact. King Table Bible Study offers free lunch and Bible study. Baytown Library toddler and preschool story times. Baytown Duplicate Bridge Club meets 1 p.m. call 281-422-3172.
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Baytown
Baytown Area
Hemlock Street
Frank Butcher
Crosby Community Center
Hare Road
Angelique
Church of New Beginnings
N. Alexander Drive
King’s Table
JD Walker Community Center
Wade Road
Harris County
Market St
Crosby
Baytown Duplicate Bridge Club
Miller completes Navy basic training at Great Lakes
Navy Seaman Recruit Colby L. Miller, son of Amber M. and Ken E. Miller of Dayton, finished eight weeks of classroom and practical instruction at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes IN. The program covered naval customs first aid firefighting water safety survival shipboard and aircraft safety plus fitness. The capstone Battle Stations tests basic warrior traits in line with Navy values. Miller is a 2011 Dayton High School graduate.
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Navy
Colby L. Miller
Amber M
Ken E. Miller
Dayton
U.S. Navy
Recruit Training Command
Great Lakes
Miller
Dayton High School
Air Force Private Davenport Completes Basic Training
Airman Zayne J Davenport graduated from eight week basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio completing discipline core values fitness and basic warfare studies. He earns four credits toward an associate degree with Community College of the Air Force and is the Crosby Texas son of Kim Smith and Channelview relative Pat Rogers. He graduated Crosby High School in 2010.
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Air Force
Zayne J. Davenport
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Community College of the Air Force
Davenport
Kim Smith
Crosby
Pat Rogers
Channelview
Crosby High School
Bible Verse Warning of Violence and Bloodshed
A biblical verse from Ezekiel 7:23 warns to prepare chains as the land grows full of bloodshed and the city filled with violence, reflecting prophetic judgment and moral warning.
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Lynchburg
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