U M Army builds hope in Baytown area youth program
Adults and youths participate in the U M Army mission in Baytown paying about 250 each to fund meals, materials, and housing. They work on 12 local projects, assessing needs beforehand and building relationships with clients while living in host homes during a grueling week. Participants value learning hands on skills and meeting new people.
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Sabom
Texas
U.M. Army
Baytown
Baytown Sun
Jay Eshbach
Beach City
Lee College Open CARRY and Exclusionary Zone Policy Summary
Lee College prohibits open carry of handguns on campus including license holders. Concealed carry is allowed for licensed individuals except in prohibited locations such as high school or college events, UIL competitions, board meetings, student conduct offices, governmental or judicial meetings, polling places, commencement sites, the Diana Gray Day Care Center, the Performing Arts Center, and laboratories with dangerous chemicals. Temporary zones may be declared by the college president with notification to the board. Signage will mark exclusionary areas.
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University of Texas
Texas A&m University
San Jacinto College
Lee College
Texas
Diana Gray
Dennis Brown
College
Brown
Boardbook
Overpass and drainage plan eyed to shield Baytown area
Hudgins urges fast action on a 1.45 mile project within existing right of way to lift Highway 146 traffic onto an overpass at Business 146 N and improve drainage. The plan aims to keep evac routes open during hurricanes, reduce frontline truck traffic noise and fumes, and cut crash risk in a neighborhood badly affected by road debris.
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Hudgins
N. Alexander
Baytown
la Porte
Galveston
Ferry Road
Txdot
Regional transit meetings across HGAC region announced
The Houston-Galveston Area Council invites citizens to public meetings updating the Regional Coordinated Transportation Plan focusing on services for seniors, persons with disabilities, low income residents, veterans and youth. Meetings run June 6 to June 28 at various cities including Baytown, The Woodlands, Fort Bend, Brookshire, Pearland and League City.
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Houston-Galveston
Baytown
Harris County Transit
Baytown City Hall
Market Street
Woodlands Township
Fort Bend County Transit
William B. Travis
Brookshire United Way
Pearland City Hall
Connect Transit
League City
HGAC
RCTP
Ridethecoast.com
Burglary of Vehicles Reported on Garth Road and Texas Avenue
A Wednesday afternoon burglary on the 3500 block of Garth Road involved a stolen $500 worth of electronics. A Tuesday morning burglary on the 1000 block of West Texas Avenue saw thefts totaling $1,415 in clothes and $450 in electronics.
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Garth Road
West Texas Avenue
Burglaries Reported on Black Stone Street and Pecan Manor Drive
Baytown police notes multiple break ins this week. A house on Black Stone Street lost a PlayStation 4 worth 375 dollars and a burglary on Pecan Manor Drive occurred Monday. Firearms valued at 8,000 dollars were taken in a separate incident on Garth Road. A theft on Massey Tompkins Road involved farm equipment worth 260 dollars. Emergency tips and rewards are listed by Baytown Crime Stoppers.
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Black Stone Street
Pecan Manor Drive
Garth Road
Massey Tompkins Road
Baytown
Baytowns
Bay Town Sund Foreign Exchange Ad Teases Quick Deals
A compact Bay Town Sund notice promotes foreign exchange services with a brief call to action and a web link. It emphasizes fast access and extended offerings via www baytownsund and related branding.
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Texarkana
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College Station
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Courtney Green
Sydni Gibson
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Houston District
Money&Markets
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Mil
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Deere & Co
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Barclays US High
Moodys
KMO
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Gmorgo
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Taiwan
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