Bandidos Rally in Crosby Attracts Hundreds
Special to The Sun reports the Bandidos Motorcycle Club held a 50th anniversary style gathering at Love's Marina Crosby. Harris County deputies set a mobile command post at Crosby Fairgrounds and patrolled 24 hours from Friday to Sunday. About 25 people were arrested for weapons or drug violations and several locals were stopped for traffic offenses with drugs or a stolen vehicle found. Attendance was expected to exceed 900 with roughly 100 in Bandido colors. attendees reportedly traveled from Louisiana Colorado and New Mexico.
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Bandidos Motorcycle Club
Love's Marina
Crosby
Harris County
Sheriff’s Office
Crosby Fairgrounds
Sheriff's Office
Traffic light at Decker and Lobit to flash after study
The City of Baytown switched the Decker Drive and Lobit Street intersection to flashing yellow for Decker and flashing red for Lobit on March 12. Kimley-Horn studied traffic flow and recommended flashing mode with a 90 day monitoring period to assess results and potential removal. Randy Busser is the contact for details at 281 420 6399.
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Decker Drive
Lobit Street
Baytown
Kimley-Horn and Associates
Kimley-Horn
Randy Busser
City council eyes tax funded jail and radio system debt plan
The Baytown Crime District plans to adjust allocations to 4.48 million, splitting 2.83 million to the jail and 2.41 million to the radio system. Using Amendment 2, authorities seek to pay off capital costs via taxes rather than city funds, reviewing a 4.5 million balance and pursuing a debt retirement strategy.
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Baytown
Monte Mercer
Mercer
Scott Sheley
Sheley
Alfaro
CCPD
Lions Clubs of Texas Sponsor Summer Camp for Disabled Children
The Lions Clubs of Texas sponsor a summer camp program for area children with physical disabilities or diabetes. Ages seven to sixteen may join six one week sessions or a week of day camp activities, with free attendance and transportation to Kerrville if needed. Call 281 427 9476 for applications.
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The
Lions Clubs of Texas
Texas
Kerrville
Albertson closure trims Baytown supermarket presence
Albertson's departure reduces Baytown stores to six under 10 banners, following prior closures of Service Merchandise at San Jacinto Shopping Mall. A nationwide K Mart shuttering spared Baytown's location, keeping its status unchanged amid broader cuts.
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Albertson
Baytown
San Jacinto
K-Mart
Livestock committee discussed by Old River residents
Residents in Old River Winfree debated forming a livestock committee to address yard safety, nuisance issues, and zoning. Fireworks rules drew disagreement with acreage owners supporting fireworks while subdivison residents favored curfews to curb teen trouble.
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Old River-Winfree
Baytown Jaycees to host Special Kids rodeo fundraiser
The Baytown Jaycees announce the first Special Kids Rodeo Barbecue & Auction at Texas Oasis Arena on Garth Road. A noon barbecue lunch and 2 p.m. raffle raise funds for an April rodeo for children with mental and physical challenges, with prizes including an electric guitar and a computer.
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Jaycees
Baytown
Baytown Jaycees
J.R. Miller
Jaycee
Houston Rodeo
Pelican Junction
S. State Highway 146
Ron Harrop
Baytown Jail Opens Late As Debt Plan Moves Forward
Baytown’s $3 million jail, opened January 2001 after delays, has yet to see its first customer. With $2.8 million remaining, city officials proposed adjusting the crime district half-cent sales tax over five years to retire the jail debt, a plan approved by Crime District directors after a February vote cut the district.
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Baytown
Crime Control and Prevention District
Baytown Park Earns Recognition for Education Program
Chevron Phillips aided by a Texas General Land Office grant boosted the Bayside park program. Nearly 100 children completed eight one week seining and fishing activities, with over 375 volunteers involved per Johnson. Kitty Allen of Chevron Phillips Chemical praised the parks staff for their creativity and dedication to education.
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Chevron Phillips
Texas General Land Office
Johnson
Park Department
Kitty Allen
Baytown
Chevron Phillips Chemical
Graveside service set for Emma H. Rice in Bryan
Emma H. Rice 87 of Bryan, a LVN nurse and homemaker, dies at St. Joseph Manor. Graveside rites Saturday at San Jacinto Cemetery led by Rev. Wayne Moss. Visitation Friday 10:30 to 11:30 at San Jacinto Memorial Funeral Chapel. Survivors include two sons, a daughter, a brother, a sister, six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Memorials to Hospice Brazos Valley or American Cancer Society. Arrangements by Memorial Funeral Chapel College Station.
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Emma H. Rice
Bryan
San Jacinto Cemetery
Wayne Moss
First
Assembly of God Church
Channelview
San Jacinto Memorial Funeral Chapel
Aldersgate Methodist Church
College Station
Warren Rice
Warren W
Martha Rice
Salisbury
N.C
Britt
Kay Rice
Hospice
Brazos Valley
East 29Th Street
Texas
American Cancer Society
Memorial Funeral Chapel
Texas Ave. South
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Young
Council
Judi
Lou Heidemann
Village Mills
Regan
Lurlyne Hudgins
Pasadena
Edith
George Payne
Lake Jackson
Emma Harriet Rice
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Southeast
Texas Monument CO
Ferry Rd
Jet Black
India
Xande
State Farm
Good Neighbor Service
Ken Mitchell
Statefarm.com
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Con
Bloomington
Ilinois
United States
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