Baytown Police report thefts and burglary incidents
A 2001 brown Lincoln with Texas plate 401RJS was stolen on Park Street between 10 p.m Saturday and 10:30 a.m. Sunday, valued at about 13000 dollars. A woman was arrested for shoplifting at Sears in San Jacinto Mall, attempting 174 dollars in clothing, bond 2000 dollars. Burglary reported on Harding Street from Friday 4 p.m. to Saturday 9 a.m. with stolen computers televisions and stereos.
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Stabbing reported on Garth Road and vehicle thefts noted
A 45 caliber pistol was stolen from a vehicle at Woodcreek Village Apts on Garth Road between 6 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. Sunday after a window was shattered. A white and gray Pit Bull puppy was stolen from West Lobit Avenue between 9 a.m. and 4:15 p.m. Sunday. Police report a stabbing on Garth Road around 2 a.m. Monday with a warrant filed for the attacker. The Baytown Police Beat notes 143 calls from Sunday to Monday including alarms, assaults, thefts, burglaries, and disturbances. Call Crime Stoppers at 281-427-TIPS.
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Baytown Youth Fair crowns Rowland double poultry rabbit champ
Sterling High School student Brandon Rowland won Grand Champion in both turkey and rabbit divisions at the Baytown Youth Fair poultry and rabbit competition. The event at Baytown Fair Grounds on North Main Street continues with lambs goats and hogs judging and steers later in the week. Local charities receive many animal donations from buyers and processing costs run high.
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Brook Watkins
Taylor Donaldson
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Lemonade Day aims to grow young entrepreneurs in Houston
Holthouse notes 74 of 75 CEOs recalled lemonade stands, urging early self sufficiency. Parents can register kids at Amegy Bank locations or via LemonadeDay.org. Prepared 4 Life offers programs. contact Sara Selber for details.
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Prepared4life.org
Man Identified After Fatal Bridge Crash
Paul Estes, 49, of Baytown died when struck by a southbound vehicle in the northbound lane of the Fred Hartman Bridge around 12 45 a m on Sunday. Deer Park resident Antonio Loya, intoxicated and with a 1 0 BAC, was arrested for intoxicated manslaughter and held on bond ahead of a May 23 court appearance.
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Kari Griffin
Celebration Singers Garage Sale and Car Wash
The Celebration Singers host a garage sale and car wash from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday at Grace United Methodist Church 304 N Pruett St. Rain or shine doors open at 8. Proceeds fund the annual youth choir tour now in its 34th year with Georgia stops en route to share gospel music.
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Hot dogs face bias from restaurants and fast foods
Jim Finley argues that many eateries ban hot dogs. he cites Ruth's Chris and others, noting Son ic and Dairy Queen exceptions. He urges support for hot dogs as he signs off from his Baytown Sun role.
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