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The back-to-school special insert highlights supplies, dress codes and essential items for students as a new term approaches. It guides parents with shopping tips and lists key products featured in today’s edition.
West Nile virus hits Harris Co first human case this year
Harris County Public Health and Environmental Services boosts education after a man over 50 in northwest Harris County was hospitalized and discharged, with full recovery expected. The two Texas cases are neuroinvasive, CDC notes, and a death occurred in Orange County. Public health urges precaution as mosquitoes breed where water collects.
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Harris County Public Health and Environmental Services
Sandy Kachur
Harris County
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Texas
Orange County
Kachur
CDC
Baytown City Council Deadlock Leaves District 4 Unfilled
Baytown residents in Craigmont Eastpoint Lakewood and Wooster lack a council representative as four votes fail to break a tie between former Police Chief Charles Shaffer and Lisa Urban. The charter requires a majority to appoint, with no special election, leaving the seat vacant until May elections.
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Baytown
Craigmont
Eastpoint
Lakewood
Wooster
Calvin Mundinger
Charles Shaffer
Lisa Urban
District 3
21st Century Pharmacy Tech Shaped By Garrie Leadership
Doug Garrie, a 27-year veteran pharmacist now managing a Walgreens in Baytown, praises state of the art automation and its precision. Customers say his care and reliability keep them loyal as the site blends early career roots with modern distribution and staffing.
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Doug Garrie
Walgreen
Baytown
Green’s
Garth
Park
Walgreen’s
Lee High School
Doug’s
Grace Collier
Channelview
Doug
Garrie
Four Firefighter Rule Considered for Charter Change
BAYTOWN City administration backs removing the four-person minimum on each fire engine from the Charter after a 2002 voter shift. The panel argues the rule should be decided in the budget process, with committee member Jim Cauley noting it rode the post 9/11 climate and does not belong in the Charter.
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Baytown
Jim Cauley
Chambers County official: Incinerator will be profitable
Anahauac report to county commissioners claims the solid waste incinerator will be profitable over the next 20 years. Jimmy Kahla presented at the Chambers County Courthouse as Judy Edmonds questioned its red status at a recent meeting.
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Chambers County
Anahuac
Jimmy Kahla
Chambers County Commissioners Court
Precinct. 2
Judy Edmonds
Refineries making money amid no new U.S. plants
Despite large profits at current refineries, no new plants have opened in 28 years and there are no immediate plans to build in the United States. The page 8B report investigates factors shaping the refinery market.
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United States
Citywide National Night Out draws Baytown neighbors
Baytown plans its 21st annual National Night Out with over 50 subdivisions hosting events. Police officer Ken Terry says the aim is to unite residents to deter crime and drug abuse while city officials visit, compare notes, and enjoy family oriented activities. Last year 42 block parties were registered.
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Baytown
Ken Terry
Terry
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