Community honors Bruce Davis in supportive Gooser Creek event
Cedar Bayou Junior and Sterling High School celebrate Bruce Davis, former academic dean and principal, with an outpouring of support from Goose Creek families. Davis, battling surgery and chemotherapy, vows to walk three miles daily while Team Davis lauds his problem solving and resilience. Entourage includes Kristen, sons Bryce Kade and Austin, friend Keith Kellner, wife Linda, Shawn Boatman and families from Cypress.
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Cypress
No Kill Rescue A Life to Live Seeks Expansion in Baytown Area
A Life to Live, a Baytown nonprofit formed in February as a 501(c)(3), has saved 36 dogs and cats and aims to open a no kill facility in five to ten years. The group runs foster care, mobile adoption events, and partnerships with local businesses and veterinarians. They will attend the Baytown Trade Days Holiday Market at Bicentennial Park on November 14 with adoptable animals and fundraising efforts.
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Petco
Garth Road
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Sterling High School
West Baker Road
AdoptToSave.org
Vehicle damage and theft reported in two area crimes
Police report two incidents on Saturday. A 2008 gold Chevy Silverado had tires slashed and paint scratched in the 1400 block of East Baker Road causing about $2,000 in damage. A vehicle theft valued at $13,500 occurred in the 100 block of East Homan Avenue Saturday night.
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East Homan Avenue
Theft of computer hardware value 250 on Mary Wilbanks Ave
A theft report notes computer hardware valued at 250 stolen from the 10 block of Mary Wilbanks Avenue on Sunday. The incident details include location and estimated loss, with no suspects identified at this time.
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Mary Wilbanks Avenue
Burglary Reported on South 7th Street Friday Afternoon
A burglary was reported in the 400 block of South 7th Street Friday afternoon with about $2,100 in items stolen. The incident is under police investigation and includes a theft claim at a residential address.
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South 7Th Street
800-Pound Alligator Godzilla Found at Sugar Land Center
An 800 pound alligator nicknamed Godzilla wandered from a creek to a Sugar Land shopping center and was taken to a gator reserve. Christy Kroboth, licensed nuisance alligator trapper, muzzled and restrained him before loading the animal onto a truck with a forklift borrowed from Home Depot. Godzilla is blind in one eye with partial sight in the other.
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Texas
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Christy Kroboth
Home Depot
Kroboth
SeaWorld to End Orca Shows in San Diego by 2017
SeaWorld will stop orca performances at its San Diego park starting in 2017, shifting to a natural-history oriented experience. CEO Joel Manby cited visitor preferences as the driver while noting shows will continue at San Antonio and Orlando locations. Critics call the move a marketing gimmick amid declining revenue post Blackfish.
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Tilikum
Dawn Brancheau
Impact Early College High School Dedication Tonight
The public is invited to dedicate IMPACT Early College High School at 1415 Market Street at 6 p m in the cafetorium. Baytown Masonic Lodge No 1357 will lay a cornerstone and IMPACT ambassadors will guide tours and a reception. The school opened in 2010 at Lee College from a Goose Creek CISD and Lee College partnership with about 100 freshmen, growing yearly.
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Market Street
Impact Ambassadors
Baytown
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Impact
Lee College
Goose Creek Cisd
Baytown Symphony presents starry Christmas concert with choirs
The Baytown Symphony Orchestra collaborates with local churches and groups to perform Joseph Graham and Robert Shaw Christmas pieces in an accessible concert. A massed choir from churches and schools will sing in a cappella and with arrangements by Shaw and John Williams. Tickets are $15 adults $5 students at the box office.
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Joseph Graham
Robert Shaw
John Rutter
Baytown Symphony Orchestra
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