Police Beat Roundup In Baytown Reports Suspects And Thefts
Police reports show a woman arrested on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance with cocaine found in the 3700 block of Garth Road. A Baytown man with a Webster warrant was arrested on Decker Drive on suspicion of possessing drug paraphernalia. A man in the 2400 block of North Main Street faced DUI suspicion, and another man in Daniel Street with drug paraphernalia possession plus three local warrants. A 12 foot blue utility trailer was stolen from Missouri Street. A computer was taken from East Narro Street, and a man in the 2200 block of Main Street faced shoplifting suspicion. Jewelry valued at $10,000 was reported stolen from North Main Street. A Motorola Razz phone was stolen from a Mary Wilbanks resident who left it by a library computer. A fairy statue was stolen from a porch on West Hunnicutt Street. A woman on Market Street was cited for criminal trespassing after intoxication and refusal to leave a church. Between 6 a.m. Wed and 6 a.m. Thu, Baytown police filed 47 offense reports, including one assault, two burglaries, one burglary of a motor vehicle, one DWI, eight thefts. 34 people were arrested for outside-jurisdiction charges and four traffic accidents occurred.
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Baytown City Council Agenda Items For July Meeting
Baytown council discussed circulator schedules and routes, welcomed three Baytown Police officers Jose Gonzalez Chad Johnson and Jason Waite and approved a storm water management plan ordinance. They set a 2009-10 budget work session for August 4 5 6 with sessions at 2 p m.
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Chad Johnson
Jason Waite
Texas Commission On Environmental Quality
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Department of Energy For the Recovery Act
United States Department of Housing and Urban Development
Lee Sterling grads plan Texas commitments and international hops
Top graduates from Lee and Sterling Highs outline futures with 12 bound for University of Texas or Texas A M and eight for Texas A M. Two head to Texas Tech and TCU, two to Houston. Some leave Texas, including study in Colorado, Maryland, Louisiana, and Pakistan. Six will first attend Lee College before bachelor’s degrees. Sterling grads exceed two million dollars in scholarships. Lee grads about 1.4 million. Goose Creek Memorial will graduate its first class next year.
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Surprise Patrol thanks Baytown chamber volunteers
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce “Surprise Patrol” visited three local members on their monthly outreach. Dean Starkey of Chili's, Sarah Wells of Carino's Italian Grill, and Randy Hairlip of Outback Steakhouse greeted the volunteers during staff meetings or just before dinner service.
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Dean Starkey
Chili's
Sarah Wells
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Chamber
Outback
Randy Hairlip
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Surprise Patrol
Carino’s
Gretchen Knowles
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Diane Feland
David Cisneros
Karla Opryshek
Reba Rachall
Jason Robinson
Jacque Day
Randy Casey
Chilis
Jackque Day
Jaque Day
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Signature Health Services
Health Fair
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Linda Howard
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