polling places by pet numbers in city precincts
A list of polling locations for city precinct parts across Chambers and Harris counties. Includes Life Church, John M. Stuart Career Center, William B Travis Elementary, Jessie Lee Pumphrey Elementary, Sterling Municipal Library, St John’s Methodist Church, San Jacinto Elementary, Carver Elementary, DeZavala Elementary, Cedar Bayou Junior School Library, James Bowie Elementary, Northside Baptist Church, and other sites with specific pet numbers and street addresses.
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Chambers County
Life Church
Harris County
John M. Stuart
Wye Drive
William B. Travis
Robin Road
Jessie Lee Pumphrey
Fairway Drive
Sterling Municipal Library
Mary Elizabeth Wilbanks
St. John's Methodist Church
S. Alexander Drive
San Jacinto
Virginia
Carver
Pruett Pet
DeZavala
Tri-City Beach Road
Cedar Bayou
West
Baker Road
James Bowie
Clayton Pet
Northside Baptist Church
Cedar Bayou Road
Li - Life
Sterling Municipal
Mary E. Wilbanks
S. Alexander
Clayton Street
Voter Precinct and Facility List Summary
An OCR fragment lists multiple polling sites and facilities across districts including Anahuac, Wallisville, Pine Island, Oak Island, Cove, Mont Belvieu, Old River Winfree, Crosby, and Barbers Hill. The entries specify buildings like school administration offices, community centers, city halls, and a high school with addresses and precinct numbers such as 2 13 4 10 9 3.
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Mikhael Ricks Drive
Wallisville Community Center
Hankomer Community Center
Pine Island Community Center
Oak Island Community Center
Local Officials Seek Candidates Across Area Elections
In Anahuac and Baytown contest lists include Bruce Corner and Phillip Baker for Council Position 2, Guy Jackson and Chester Linares for Position 4, and Theodore Ricks unopposed for Position 5, with incumbents Pete Alfaro and Don Murray in Baytown also on the ballot. Beach City names Rusty Senac for mayor, and At-large seats held by Jeannie Ballard and Ted Krell. Mont Belvieu features Lonnie Follis and Bob Lee for mayor and council, plus several trustee and position races across nearby districts including Lee College and multiple school districts with incumbents and new candidates.
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Council
Phillip Baker
Charles Hightower
Phyllis Hopkins
Guy Robert Jackson
Chester Linares
Theodore R. Ricks
Exxon
Baytown
Pete C. Alfaro
David W. Evans
Charles
T-Bone" Shaffer
Russell Henry-Thomas Lorfing
Don Murray
Ronnie Anderson
Coleman Godwin
Beach City
Rusty Senac
Jeannie Ballard
Ted Krell
Mont Belvieu
Lonnie Follis
Bob Lee
Flowline Meters
Larry Mendenhall
James Northcutt
Bayer
Mike Pomykal
Michael Austin
Mickey Bertrand
Lydia Schneider
Houston, Galveston
Lee College
University of Houston
Shaffer
Vietnam
82Nd Airborne Division
Baytown Shrine Club
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Exxon Refiner
Sheila
Grand jury reaction to Torres case questioned by locals
Baytown residents express mixed views on the no bill while praising FBI and internal police probes. Sam Mahan and others weigh in on potential excessive force and language barriers affecting the incident and accountability.
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FBI
Baytown Police
Vigil Continues as Baytown Protest Seethes Over Torres Death
Cameramen taped four Baytown Hispanics who vow to press the case against police after a no bill indictment. Fred Aguilar says all had varying involvement in Torres death while urging patience ahead of a DOJ meeting at Baytown City Hall with Mayor Alfaro and city officials. Eva Benavides calls the no bill insult to the community. Carmen Torres insists video evidence shows the arrest details. Torres died in the pursuit of truth, not in battle with police.
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Baytown
Torres
Fred Aguilar
Aguilar
Department of Justice
Pan
Pete Alfaro
Monte Mercer
Jackie Erikson
Byron Jones
Eva Benavides
Carmen Torres
Evans
Alfaro
Baytown Jaycees
Texas Jaycees
Texas A&m Club
12Th-Man Foundation
Texas A&m
Area 21
Association of
Ross Sterling High School
San Antonio
U.S. Army
Exxon
Baytown barbecue cooks eager for charity and fun
Cookoff offers free admission and sampling while teams pay 75 dollars to enter. Visitors can bid at auctions and pay five dollars to dance. Notables include Larry Jones of One Shot Cookers and Donnie Smith highlighting Bertha, Baytown’s famed cooking pit.
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Larry Jones
One Shot Cookers
Jones
Fair
Donnie Smith
Bertha
Smith
Baytown
Tribe Jones
Chad Hill
Charlie’ Tallant
Big Bertha
Main Street
Baytown mayoral race stirs change talk and runoffs
In Baytown the campaign focuses on change as Evans Alfaro and Shaffer forecast possible runoff. Evans, a longtime civic leader, aims to shift image while Alfaro highlights roads and toilets. Shaffer, a retired police chief, reflects on service and community ties.
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Baytown
Evans
Shaffer
Alfaro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goose Creek & Lee College
Miller
Anahuac
ISD
Barbers Hill Isd
Barbers Hill
Eagle Drive
Cove Community
Mont Belvieu City Hall
Old River
Winfree
Pet
Old River-Winfree
Crosby Isd
Crosby High School
Crosby
Runneburg Road
Drew
Red Oak
Bruce Corner
Don Coffey
Priscilla Dowlen
Ruben de Hoyos
Calvin Evans
Mark Hall
Mark Himsel
Jeannette McNeill
Anahuac School
Jean McKey
Allen Herrington
Gene Baker
Donald Wayne Wilcox
George Barrera
Arnold Daniels
Benny May
ExxonMobil
Carla Mills
Sammy Mahan
Elizabeth Warren
Sergio Chavez
Darrell Cage
Norman Hargrave
Cookoff
Bell
Bells
Buddy Brewer
Carne Pryor-Newmar
Leonard
Leslie Kurtz
Camp Cookers
Baytown Fairgrounds
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