Toddler recovering after near tragedy in hot car
A two year old Baytown girl remained in critical condition yet showed signs of improvement after being left in a hot car for several hours. Det. Alan Cliburn said it appears to be a terrible mistake by the father amid a family death. The child was found non responsive but breathing and transported by Life Flight to Memorial Hermann Hospital in Houston.
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Alan Cliburn
Cliburn
Alexander
Memorial
Young competitor Breanna Moody makes fair debut with goat Mason
Breanna Moody, aged nine and in the third grade at Harlem Elementary, finally qualifies to show an animal at the Baytown Youth Fair. She and her goat Mason undergo brushing, grooming, and daily walks as her preparations include cold towels to stiffen muscles and careful feeding.
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Breanna Moody
Baytown
Breanna
Harlem
Moody
Mason
Aerial survey helicopters monitor emissions over industry sites
Houston area observers note a white helicopter circling facilities as part of the 2010 Passive Infrared Aerial Survey. equipped with the HAWK infrared camera, the craft records volatile organic compounds and other hydrocarbon emissions to aid TCQ in identifying releases and guiding on the ground investigations. The agency assures the operation is harmless and serves to supplement ground checks.
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Terry Clawson
Texas Commission On Environmental Quality
TCQ
Clawson
Suspects target seniors at independent living apartments
Two black men entered at least two senior living units in Alexander Hall on Baker Road and took items from a purse after one man's hand appeared inside it. A resident confronted them, they fled in a silver four door Toyota Camry, and police tied thefts to other apartment entries. The suspects were described as a 6'2" man with Afro and gray clothing and a 5'5" lighter built man in blue jeans and a striped cap.
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Alexander Hall
St. James House
Baker Road
West Baker Road
Lee College to award nearly 400 diplomas at Friday ceremony
Lee College will hold its commencement at 7 p.m. Friday in the Sports Arena. About 400 graduates are expected to receive diplomas. Don Coffey, alumnus and chairman of the Board of Regents, will address the crowd. Hall of Fame inductees and two Excellence In Education award faculty recipients will be recognized.
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Lee College
Don Coffey
Lee College Board of Regents
Lee College Hall of Fame
Lee College Announces Transfer Scholarship Recipients
Lee College will announce recipients of several transfer scholarships after commencement. Scholarships include the Gertrude Teter Walter Rundell AAUW Roland Armstrong Henry M Austin Gertrude Lyons Physical Education and Kenneth A Marshall. A dessert reception follows in the Student Center for graduates and families.
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Lee College
Gertrude Teter
Walter Rundell
American Association of University Women
Roland Armstrong
Henry M. Austin
Gertrude Lyons
Kenneth A. Marshall
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