San Jacinto Methodist residents host annual team building dinner for Bay Area Homeless Services
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital's Family Medicine Residency Program held its annual team building on Wednesday for first year residents. Four teams cooked two dishes each with $40 per team, serving 80 people including Jessica Duke and her husband Josh Hyde who receive help from Bay Area Homeless Services. Program staff praised the event as a strong community service effort and noted plans for future annual events. For more information call 281-420-8400.
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Mother of Baby Grace gives birth to son in Galveston
Kimberly Dawn Trenor, 19, of Spring, delivered a boy Thursday at Mainland Medical Center. The infant was immediately taken for adoption. DNA linked Baby Grace to Riley Ann Sawyers, the 2 year old found dead in Galveston Bay. Trenor and husband Royce Zeigler II face murder charges for Riley’s death in July.
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Ignacio Ramirez Earns City Honor For Service And Achievements
Ignacio Ramirez, a longtime All-State Choir and band member, student council rep, and National Hispanic Merit Scholar finalist, is honored for extensive community service including Relay for Life and Habitat for Humanity. He trekked Philmont 63 miles in 2004, helped rebuild a Katrina-devastated New Orleans church in 2006, and plans to attend the University of Texas in Austin.
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Beach City Council approves balanced budget amid rainy day fund
Beach City Council approved a balanced 119000 budget with about 45000 to both the Beach City Volunteer Fire Department and EMS. Administrative costs mainly cover the city secretary’s salary while 10 streetlights will be funded and no taxes are imposed. The rainy day fund stands at roughly 575000 after annual additions of 30000 to 35000. Mayor Guido Persiani noted the funds could support a future water quality project but would not cover it alone. Environmental complaints log items, mostly septic tanks from abandoned properties, were discussed as nonongoing concerns. Beach City lies southeast of Baytown along FM 2354 with about 1700 residents.
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