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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 2010

Page

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Trial Begins in Beating Death of Local Man

Prosecutors portray Joshua Ashford as leader of the Baytown Five in a murder case over the Feb 16 2009 death of Kevin Powell. Ashford 18 and three codefendants face trial. Merritt has pleaded guilty and will testify. Opening statements recount a pattern of confrontations from a Ross S Sterling High School game to a party and a vandalized Buick Roadmaster leading to a brutal assault with weapons.

Joshua Ashford Baytown Ashford Kevin Jerome Powell Powell Charles Merritt la Porte Ross S. Sterling Alfaro Autumn Ridge Massey Tompkins Tompkins Green

Rehab center unites therapy and vocational training sites

The Baytown Opportunity Center, now on the Baytown Rehabilitation Center property at 5313 Decker Drive, merged into the center in 2007. Executive Director Mark Alexander says the move preserves its mission to provide outpatient therapy, vocational training, social skills, and recreational services for people with disabilities or injuries and their families, serving about 70 clients with the 2009 figure showing 184 served that year.

Baytown — Opportunity Center Baytown Rehabilitation Center Opportunity Center Rehabilitation Center Mark Alexander Decker Drive Alexander

Center expands opportunities for clients at urban program

Expanding opportunities through the year, the center raised client count from 27 in 2007 to a higher number. Most participants are long-term clients working at the center on tasks like pallet making and stake surveying, plus preparing documents for shredding and recycling. The center also provides contract services to businesses and the city, including park cleanup and custodial work. The program aims to give instruction while enabling meaningful work for individuals and benefiting the community. SEE CENTER. PAGE 6A

Chevron Phillips told to renew permit with EPA

Chevron Phillips Cedar Bayou plant and Garland Power & Light face EPA deadlines to reapply directly for operating permits by Sept 30, as Texas fights the federal agency over Clean Air Act compliance. The EPA has rejected Texas permits and urges federal oversight while Chevron Phillips pledges cooperation and ongoing environmental improvements.

Houston Baytown Texas EPA Chevron Phillips Cedar Bayou Garland Power & Light Chevron Phillips Chemical Brian Cain

Ethics hearing against Baytown manager postponed to July

Baytown City Manager Garry Brumback faces an ethics complaint that was postponed due to scheduling conflicts. Public information officer Patti Jett said the ethics commission cannot form a quorum for the June 23 date, and a new mid July date is expected but not yet set.

Baytown Garry Brumback Mation Patti Jett Ethics Commission Jett

Martin named Board president in Goose Creek CISD

The Goose Creek CISD board of trustees reorganized on Monday electing Ken Martin as president and Wilyne Laughlin as vice president. Jenice Coffey was named secretary. See Martin page 5A.

Goose Creek Cisd Board of Ken Martin Wilyne Laughlin Jenice Coffey

GCCISD weighs future of Career and Tech program

Goose Creek CISD board discussed the Career and Technical Education program for 2020-21. Chief technology officer Frankie Jackson, CTE director Renea Dillon, and coordinator Monelle Rougeau outlined changes after state curriculum revisions. Dillon cited broader electives, updated graduation rules, and new classes like floral design, computer programming, meat processing, and professional communications. The district aims to expand partnerships with Lee College and other junior colleges to serve more students.

Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District Frankie Jackson Renea Dillon Monelle Rougeau Gccisd Dillon Ming and Meat Processing Lee College

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