Closing statements to begin in waste pits trial
Closing statements in the San Jacinto Waste Pits case at Harris County Civil Courthouse will cover penalties under the Texas Water Code and related acts. Plaintiffs Harris County and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality seek about 3.8 billion in penalties from International Paper, MIMC and Waste Management of Texas, with expert witnesses detailing dioxin contamination and levee breaches affecting the San Jacinto River.
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Impact ceremony marks site for new early college high school
The board discussed a $16.85 million project for an administration building and classrooms on Market Street between Bicentennial Park and Robert E. Lee High School. A $144 million Marshall Construction contract was revised to $16.85 million in October. The school now sits in portable buildings at the Peter E Hyland Center. The board tabled initial design development by JMB2 Architecture and moved the Dec 15 meeting to Dec 8. Bond budget stands at $10,756,358 with potential price increases.
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Former presidents back run by third Bush
Former President George W. Bush said he and his father support Jeb Bush’s candidacy but that the Florida governor must decide independently. The elder Bush watched from a wheelchair as the brothers spoke at an event promoting Bush’s book "41: A Portrait of My Father" with a friendly crowd and Andrew Card asking questions.
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Veterans Day ceremony honors service and community ties
Baytown residents gather for a Veterans Day event with remarks from Rascon and city leaders. Army and Afghanistan veterans, including Bill Hoskins and Tiffany Hightower, share reflections as attendees express gratitude for service and unity across generations.
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GCCISD Plans Freshman Cohort for Pocket STEM Academies
The district outlines a freshman cohort of 50 for STEM pocket academies at Goose Creek Memorial Sterling and Lee high schools with 35 home campus and 15 transfer slots, transportation, and an essay-based application. Partnerships with Stewart Career Center and local industry aim to match academy programs to labor market needs and expanded interdisciplinary instruction.
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Stewart Career Center
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Goose Creek
Pocket Academies
Lee High School
Goose Creek Memorial
Sterling High School
CTE Academy
Jenice Coffey
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