Baytown animal control officers charged in improper euthanasia case
After a two year probe the Harris County District Attorney charged Ted Brooks Veronica Jimenez and Christopher Nightingale with improper euthanasia of dogs in May 2015 at Baytown Animal Control The trio face Class B misdemeanors carrying up to 180 days in jail and 2000 in fines Their arrests follow surveillance footage showing them euthanizing dogs without prior sedation The investigation stemmed from a Baytown police probe triggered by a former employee's accusations and a local advocacy group reaction
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A short feature suggests delicious ideas to honor mothers with simple at home treats and thoughtful gestures. It highlights easy recipes and gift concepts that celebrate Mother's Day.
City eyes Brunson Theater rehab as downtown office hub
Baytown officials propose renovating the Brunson Theater on Texas Avenue to house the Baytown Tourism bureau and an office incubator for new businesses. Phase 1, costing about 1.5 million, would cover design and reconstruction with funding from the MDD budget and next year. If approved, work could finish Phase 1 by summer 2018.
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Chambers County Deputies to Receive Coban Body Cameras
Chambers County Sheriff Brian Hawthorne announced new Coban Titan body cameras for deputies after county commission approval. The $32,395 system mirrors the Coban setup in patrol vehicles, with grant support coordinated by Assistant District Attorney Eric Carcerano from Governor Abbott's office.
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BHISD community college bill dies on deadline day
The Texas Legislature’s deadline passed with House Bill 3512 by Rep. Wayne Faircloth seemingly killed in the Calendars Committee. The measure sought to allow Barbers Hill ISD to establish a community college, but backers say it was treated as a local bill and not advanced.
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