Students send care boxes to troops in Afghanistan and Iraq
Eight and nine year olds colored pages and packed boxes with crayons toys and books for soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq. Parents say the project helps children feel connected and comfort those serving while asking about uncles’ safety and praying for them.
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Who's in Charge at The Baytown Sun
Readers are invited to submit questions to Who's in Charge at The Baytown Sun. Provide the specific question and target, city or area, and include your name and daytime phone for contact. Include mailing address P O Box 90 Baytown TX 77520 or office drop at 1301 Memorial Drive or fax 281 427 5252 or email Sune news baytownsun com.
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Goose Creek approves water emblem use on towers
The Goose Creek City Council approved on Feb 12 the use of the water element emblem on the West Main and James Street water towers. The emblem, a stylized waterfowl in a wetlands setting, was modified in 1999 for graphic presentations such as letter heads and signs.
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Man Arrested After Harassing Mother and 911 Dispatcher
A man, allegedly intoxicated, called his mother 14 times in one hour and made nine non-emergency calls to 911 between 1 and 6 p.m. Saturday, threatening her and harassing a dispatcher. He was arrested in the 700 block of 7th Street and later assaulted a hospital security guard on Sunday as he refused to leave amid vulgar language, not receiving medical care.
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Woman Arrested After Disrupting San Jacinto Hospital
A woman was arrested for criminal trespass at San Jacinto Hospital after she reportedly continued to use vulgar language and threatened staff and patients, creating a disturbance inside the facility.
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Three Arrested At Project Graduation Incident
Police arrested three men, ages 24 23 and 18, for public intoxication after they crashed Lee High School’s Project Graduation at San Jacinto Mall around 3 a.m. Sunday. The men were not invited to the event intended to keep seniors from drinking and caused a disturbance.
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Baytown braces for big storms with preparedness push
Baytown officials stress hurricane readiness after years without major strikes. Emergency chief Berard Olive urges early evacuation planning, stockpiling essentials, and community talks. He notes past storms from Galveston history and warns that a future big hit remains likely. Call 281-422-2311 for preparedness talks.
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Stabbing case spurs calls for tips on vehicle and suspect
Garcia reported driving to a residence and finding a blanket over a windowless home. Garcia's father later entered the house through an unlocked window to locate his daughter. police urge informants about Jose Paz or the vehicle to avoid approaching them and to contact law enforcement or Crimestoppers at 1-800-427-TIPS.
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