Copper thefts hit two Elmwood Drive homes in Baytown
Police report copper wire stolen from air conditioners at two Elmwood Drive homes between Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning. Losses were 5000 and 3500 dollars. One residence appeared occupied throughout the theft.
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Vehicle burglaries reported on Garth and nearby streets
Police investigated multiple car break ins over the weekend. At El Toro on Garth Road two vehicles were burglarized Saturday evening with wallets purses and other items totaling about 800 dollars stolen. A white iPod Classic 32 GB and blue Acer notebook were taken from a vehicle on Avon Avenue late Friday or early Saturday. Another break in occurred on Ward Road with a computer and other property stolen. A final theft valued at about 1100 dollars occurred outside Olive Garden on Garth Road Saturday.
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Baytown Police Log Details Offenses and Incidents
Between Saturday and Monday mornings Baytown police filed 70 offense reports and investigated 40 incidents including three assaults six auto thefts four building burglaries six vehicle burglaries three criminal mischief two disorderly conduct one sexual assault 13 thefts and five miscellaneous cases Officers also handled 12 traffic crashes with no injuries Crime Stoppers offers cash rewards and can be reached at 281 427 TIPS for information leading to arrests
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Veterans Day observance restored to November 11
The article notes Veterans Day observance returning to November 11 after a date realignment, highlighting the holiday’s purpose to honor America's veterans for patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good.
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Holiday College Registration Opens for Lee College
Registration for Lee College Holiday College and the spring semester begins at 8 a.m. Monday November 15. Holiday College is a three week session starting late December with one class per student. Spring classes run January through May with initial payment due by noon November 30 and late payments by December 16 or January 12. Check www.lee.edu for available classes.
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REL Class of 1951 Reunion Plans Country Outing
Irene Selensky Golla recalls high school days at Robert E. Lee and notes the REL class of 1951 meets biweekly in El Toro’s back room. On November 17 they gather at Bob Stout’s Brookshire farm for a chuck wagon barbecue lunch by a lake, inviting 1950 and 1952 classmates. cost ten dollars, 11:30 a.m. reserve via Golla or Stout.
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