EPA panel discusses dioxin testing and cleanup steps at San Jacinto site
At a San Jacinto River Coalition meeting EPA official Gary Miller outlined the Superfund process from remedial investigation to record of decision and remedial design. Residents pressed for water well testing and faster notification, while noting the long seven year timeline since listing in 2008 and potential two year removal options. The San Jacinto Waste Pits area on the river’s west bank, a 1960s landfill for a paper mill, remains under evaluation with public input ongoing.
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Burglary Across Several Homes and Buildings Reported
Police beat details multiple burglaries across streets including 3700 block Garth Road 2700 block Massey Tompkins Road and 4000 block Tumbleweed Lane. Stolen items include jewelry valued at 4500 cash 1700 TVs 800 1500 and 300 in computer software 300 firearm and a bicycle.
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Thefts Reported Across Multiple Blocks and Items
Theft reports include items from East James Avenue 1300 block and Garth Road 4900 and 6100 blocks. Vehicle parts valued at 5000 and 800 dollars stolen from I 10 and Garth Road. Automobiles valued at 5500 and 15000 dollars stolen in Kilgore and I 10 areas. Burglary of a vehicle on Garth Road. Medication, clothing, computer, TV, and power tools stolen in various blocks. Multiple incidents on Friday and Thursday.
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Baytown Police Report For Thursday to Saturday Offenses
Baytown police logged 31 offenses from Thursday to Friday mornings including one assault three auto thefts four burglaries two burglaries of vehicles one criminal mischief three DWIs three thefts five other arrests and nine miscellaneous cases plus 12 vehicle accidents. From Friday to Saturday mornings there were 50 offenses including five assaults three burglaries four burglaries of vehicles one criminal mischief three DWIs one forgery one robbery seven thefts nine other arrests and 16 miscellaneous with five vehicle accidents.
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Teen injured by bull at Baytown Youth Fair
A teen was injured during the Junior Bull Riding event at the Baytown Youth Fair Friday night and taken to a hospital as a precaution. He was later released and is reported to be home in good condition. The teen’s identity has not been released.
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