Missing man linked to Pasadena catering shop sighting
Pasadena police pursue a lead in the search for mentally handicapped missing man Eusebio Rodriguez, last seen in Baytown. A Evalia employee reported a man matching his description at their Bay Area Boulevard location Wednesday at 5 p.m. He appeared confused, refused a ride, and left after asking for water. Rodriguez, 5 feet 6 inches, with a wing tattoo on his forearm, wore a navy T-shirt, black pants, and sandals. He was last seen on Mabry Street in Baytown and told a neighbor he would walk to H E B.
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Woman Surprises Burglars At Baytown Home
A Baytown woman returning from a restaurant confronted two intruders in the 900 block of Curry Street Thursday. One man fled after being seen, another fled with a gold ring noted on the black suspect. The missing items include a $300 paycheck and about $280 in other property. Police urge residents to avoid confrontation and call 911, with Crime Stoppers offering anonymous tips.
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AmeriPort Industrial Park rises near Grand Parkway
Construction of a 723 acre AmeriPort Industrial Park near FM 565 and the Grand Parkway is set to begin within 30 days. The park aims to attract heavy industry and manufacturing with leasable buildings, saleable facilities, and rail access from Union Pacific and BNSF. It will feature a dual rail yard, a detention pond, and be a foreign trade zone to aid international business.
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TXU Energy Solar Academy Workshop Energizes GCCISD Teachers
Goose Creek CISD teachers baked cookies in a solar oven and used solar powered fans at a TXU Energy Solar Academy Workshop. The event earned high marks from teachers and GCCISD staff, with officials noting energy transformations align with TEKS and will replace older materials in classrooms. Candace Ochoa and Debbie Parker highlighted practical, usable materials and the classroom impact for elementary to high school students.
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Energy Solar Academy
Goose Creek Cisd
TXU Energy Solar Academy
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Texas
Debbie Parker
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