Anahuac mayor and council clash over truck deal
Anahuac City Council clashed on buying two 2004 Chevrolet trucks for utility work with a budget of 25000 dollars. they approved only one truck for 15600 dollars and debated repairs versus new purchases. The meeting also questioned a former mayor’s HVAC contract and approved stop signs, fire marshal duties, city hall repaint, and a workshop on mobile home ordinances.
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Anahuac
Guy Robert Jackson
Stephone Taylor
Ron Craft Chevrolet
Jackson
Bruce Comer
Corner
Lee Thompson
Houston
Taylor
Council
Tower
Donna
Joel Herrington
Chambers County Sheriff's Department
Comer
Donna Ortega
Ortega
City Hall
Regent bids for Lee College post by daughter Judy Navarre Jirrels
Jess Navarre thanks the Lee College community for eight years of service as a Lee College Board regent and endorses his daughter Judy Navarre Jirrels for the Board of Regents, promising diversity, honor, and integrity in her candidacy.
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Lee College
Judy Navarre Jirrels
Lee College Board of Regents
Judy
Jess Navarre
Community Awareness Day at San Jacinto Mall
Harris County Community Supervision and Corrections teams with churches and agencies to host a Community Awareness Day at San Jacinto Mall from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. The event, led by Carolyn Harden, promotes faith-based partnerships to help probationers reintegrate, with participants including Restoration House Church Unity Baptist First Baptist Crosby Calvary Fellowship Humble and many social service groups. Food, entertainment for children, and information booths will be offered. call Harden or Barrington for details.
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Harris County Community Supervision and Corrections Department
San Jacinto Mall
Carolyn Harden
Correction Department
Baytown
Harden
Paul Donnelly
Iniiative
Restoration House Church
Harris County
Call Harden
Brenda Barrington
Lee College president pushes Hispanic enrollment rise
Baytown Lee College president Martha Ellis urged expanding Hispanic identification on applications at a Hispanic Chamber of Commerce lunch. She noted campus Hispanics are 22 percent by app data, though more may qualify. reaching 25 percent unlocks more grants. Ellis warned of a coming large 2008 graduate class and urged community help.
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Baytown
Lee College
Martha Ellis
Ellis
Chamber
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