Mont Belvieu Tops Area in Early Voter Turnout
Mont Belvieu leads area in early voting with 87 ballots cast among 2,324 residents for mayor and city council. Old River-Winfree follows at about 2 percent with 23 votes among 1,364 residents. Baytown shows 181 early voters but only 0.3 percent of its 66,430 population. Voting continues through May 11 with Elections Day set for May 15.
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Old River-Winfree
Barbers Hill
Baytown
Lee College Regents
Beach City
Anahuac
Baytown and area ballot list shows diverse local races
Ballot slate includes Baytown Mayor Calvin Mundinger and Mercedes Renteria with District 4Timothy Lancon Don Murray incumbent District 5 Ronnie Andersen incumbent District 6 Jerry Doyle Sr David Jirrell Sammy Mahan Goose Creek school board candidates Phelilia Barnes Dan Bury Lee College Regents open seats Manuel Escontrias Wayne Gray incumbent Ronn Haddex incumbent Judy Navarre Jirrell Victoria Nicholas Drew Williams Montgemeu City Council Baytown seats Nick Dixon acting mayor Mike Pomykal Lydia Schneider Cad Tyson Barbers Hill school board Joe Presnall James Donnelly Lee Gigoutili Carmena Goss Crosby school board John Douglas Lindsey Sheryl Shaw Deer Park school board Ann Filipini incumbent Lynn Kirkpatrick Kenneth Donnell Anahuac City Council Bruce Comer incumbent Guy Robert Jackson Theodore Ricks Anahuac school board Clint Fancher incumbent Jean McKey Gayle Peveto Long Beach Council mayor Jay Eshbach Guido Persiani two open Geanie Ballard incumbent Della Davis Jed Krell Douglas Walker Old River Winfree mayor Joe Landry Barbara Barber incumbent Jerren Young Position 3 Clayton Barber James Robinson Jr Position 5 Robert Smith
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Baytown
Calvin Mundinger
Mercedes Renteria
Timothy Lancon
Don Murray
Ronnie Andersen
Jerry Doyle Sr
David Jirrell
Sammy Mahan
Lee College Regents
Manuel Escontrias
Wayne Gray
Ronn Haddex
Judy Navarre-Jirrell
Victoria Nicholas
Drew Williams
Old River Winfree
Joe Landry
Barbara Barber
Jerren Young
Clayton Barber
James Robinson Jr
Robert Smith
Free diabetes screenings and open house at San Jacinto Methodist
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital sponsors free diabetes screenings from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Alexander Campus with an open house for the new diabetes self management program offices. Diabetics 18 and older may attend. teens 12 to 18 with Type 2 diabetes and parents are invited. Refreshments and information available. call 281-420-6161 for details. Also, Smart Kids Safe Kids festival at the Cancer Center from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. features demos, healthy food samples, education, door prizes, a fire safety house, and bike drawings. Volunteers welcome. call 281-420-8637.
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Three Baytown Men Arrested for Marijuana Possession
Police say three Baytown men were arrested for possession of marijuana in the 7100 block of Eastpoint Street at 3 43 a.m. Sunday.
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Eastpoint Street
Woman sexually assaulted on Garth Road in early morning incident
A woman reports being assaulted by an unidentified man in the 5702 block of Garth Road near Sunday 4 a.m. Police are investigating the incident and seeking information about the suspect and surroundings.
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Garth Road
Shoplifting leads to drug arrest in Baytown
A Baytown man was arrested for felony possession of a controlled substance after being detained for shoplifting in the 4900 block of Garth Road Saturday at 3 11 p m. He had about a half gram of crack cocaine. Charges were filed with the Harris County District Attorney's Office.
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Garth Road
Harris County
Baytown Police Beat Totals 139 Calls In Weekend Window
Baytown police responded to 139 calls from 6 a.m. Saturday to 6 a.m. Sunday. The incidents included seven alarms, two auto thefts, one burglary, one criminal mischief, 23 disturbances, two sexual assaults, eight thefts, one major accident and 1.2 minor accidents. Crime Stoppers offers cash for tips with anonymity. call 281-427-TIPS.
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Baytown
Aggie Classic golf tourney set for Evergreen Point
The Baytown Area A&M Club hosts its eighth annual Aggie Classic at Evergreen Point Golf Course on Saturday. Entry is 100 per player, including a cart, balls, drinks and barbecue. The event is a scramble open to individuals and teams with live and silent auctions. The club awards four 4000 scholarships to local students entering Texas A&M University and funded other university support including a 19000 donation to Coins of Cadets for dorm refurbishments. Contact David Evans at 281-422-3746 for details.
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A&m Club
Evergreen Point
Baytown
A&m
David Evans
Enron Case Seeks Anonymous Jury For Key Trial
Prosecutors urge keeping juror identities confidential in the June 7 trial of four Merrill Lynch executives and two former Enron officials. Defense voices warn secrecy could bias the process and undermine the presumption of innocence.
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Enron Corp
Justice Department
Enron
Merrll Lynch & Co
Cookoff fundraiser boosts Baytown youth aid
McBride and Glenn Bishop comment on a Baytown cookoff that drew the Up All Night Cookers for the first time. About $4,000 from the cookoff and over $800 from the dance were raised, with silent auction proceeds likely higher than prior years. Proceeds fund local youth animal purchases at auction. The event runs May 10 to May 15.
Baytown Walkway Project Honors Local History
Fayle began at Citizens Bank at 19 and retired from Southwest Bank in 2000. John Tucker oversaw walkway design while Wanda Mitchell led the museum. The project started during Baytown's 56th anniversary in 1998, with Melba Moore purchasing a commemorative paver for her family. Baytown residents affirm their home is part of the area’s history.
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Fayle
Citizens Bank
Southwest Bank
John Tucker
Wanda Mitchell
Baytown
Melba Moore
Corder prepares to lead bands and teach after tenure
Corder plans a 60 percent job with 40 percent leave to write the history of the Texas Community College Honor Band and Baytown Symphony Orchestra. He will teach music theory, give trumpet lessons, book musicians for weddings and funerals, and run an office on Ward Road. His wife Diana plays cello in the symphony. Dennis Eichler took baton duties Sunday, eager to raise the orchestra to the next level as the 37th season titled Back to the Beginning.
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Texas Community College Honor Band
Baytown
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Ward Road
Sue
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Dennis Eichler
Tve
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