Parents sue University of the Incarnate Word over campus police shooting
Valerie and Mickey Redus of Baytown file a wrongful death lawsuit in Bexar County against the university and campus police officer Chris Carter for the Dec 6 fatal shooting of their son Robert Cameron Redus. The suit alleges negligence in hiring training supervision and retention.
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Baytown
Houston
Brent Perry
District Court
Bexar County
Valerie
Mickey Redus
Robert Cameron Redus
USW
Redus
Chris) Carter
Final Baytown hearing on drilling overlay map at Goose Creek
Final public hearing set for 6:30 p.m. at Baytown City Hall to consider a drilling overlay district map for the Goose Creek Oil Field. The measure would rezone 1,373 acres under the ULDC to regulate new and expanded drilling with setbacks buffers and Chapter 62 permits while preserving existing underlying zoning.
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Baytown City Hall
Market St
Baytown
Bob Leiper
Council
ULDC
DOD
Finalists named in Baytown Sun Mother's Day contest
The Mother of the Year finalists are eight women competing for a prize package including a Green Apple Salon makeover, a Gallery 214 gift bag, a bouquet from Botanical Designs, and a Hen House jewelry set. The winner will be announced in The Sun on Mother's Day May 11 with nominating letters on pages 6 and 7.
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Gallery 214
Lee
Baytown Sun
Police seek tips in 2013 Baytown murder case
Baytown Police pursue information on the May 20 2013 murder of 67 year old Danny Mullen. His body was found in the street at Laredo and Chesapeake after being brought from the Gateway Inn Pasadena. Investigators seek witnesses and describe a silver gray four door vehicle seen leaving the scene.
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Danny Mullen
Mullen
Laredo Street
Chesapeake Street
Central Heights
Gateway Inn
Pasadena Freeway
Pasadena
Impact Early College High School reaches first graduation cadence
IMPACT Early College High School on Lee College campus completes its first class of 2014 graduates. Ninety students, about half with associate degrees, head to Lee College commencement for diplomas and two years of college credit. Senior Azalia Sprecher notes pioneering success as the program aims to expand enrollment and sustain first generation college readiness.
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Impact Early College High School
Lee College
Goose Creek
Azalia Sprecher
Impact
Gccisd
College Advanced Technology Center
Jacquelyn Narro
Goose Creek and Lee College
Narro
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