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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2012
Page
1
Horace Mann Junior School announces winners from its Halloween contest. See Page 3 for full list of names and judging notes. Also reported a theft at a North Atlantic Street home where a birdcage and a pair of parakeets were stolen. See Page 3 for details.
Police report a vehicle break in on Goose Creek Drive yielding about $1,600 in cash and credit cards. The suspect used the cards at 18 Baytown area businesses along Garth Road and San Jacinto Mall, signaling a holiday theft spree. The case continues on page 10.
Baytown plans a new approximately one mile decomposed granite trail at the Baytown Nature Center with a 71550 grant from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Construction could start this winter with benches signage and an observation deck for the wild bird sanctuary. The council meets at City Hall to accept the funds and authorize start.
With 99 percent of precincts in, Republican Mike Anderson is elected Harris County District Attorney with 52 percent, defeating Patricia Lykes in the GOP primary. Democrat Lloyd Wayne Oliver was the rival. Vince Ryan narrowly retains the post with 51 percent over Robert Talton.
County wide races in Chambers County drew little drama as most candidates ran unopposed. The vote confirmed officials including District Attorney Cheryl Swope Lieck County Attorney Scott R. Peal Sheriff Brian Hawthorne Tax Assessor Collector Denise Hutter Commissioner Gary Nelson Constables Dennis Dugat Don Richard Langford Donnie Lee.
Celebrity waitstaff fundraiser boosts Baytown toy drives for Christmas. Baytown Blue Santa, led by police, plans toy deliveries to needy families with patrol cars, lights on, music, and a snow machine. Nathan Gallop describes kids’ delight as officers pose for photos.
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