Baytown considers stronger vicious animal controls
Baytown City Council discussed a draft amendment to tighten rules on vicious or dangerous animals after a Maltese poodle mix was fatally mauled by a pit bull. Health Director Mike Lester proposed expanding the vicious animal definition and adding regu lations to curb dangerous behavior while complying with state law.
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Stephen DonCarlos
Health Department
Mike Lester
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Mont Belvieu aims to preserve historic identity
City Planner Bill Cobabe writes in a blog urging Mont Belvieu to safeguard its past as communities rush toward change. He argues that history anchors a town’s future and keeps its distinctive identity intact.
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Mont Belvieu
Bill Cobabe
Mont Belvieu Council to discuss asset purchases
The Mont Belvieu City Council will meet Monday at 6 p.m. to discuss and possibly act on purchasing vehicles and equipment from the Fixed Asset Replacement Fund. Details appear on page 5A.
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Mont Belvieuthe
Mont Belvieu
Anahuac ISD to Meet in Closed Session on Chief
Anahuac Independent School District plans a Monday special meeting to discuss the superintendent's job performance, the resignation of the maintenance director, and the termination of maintenance personnel. The board will hold executive sessions before any public vote. See board page 5A.
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Anahuac
Linda Kay Barnhart
Rotary golf tournament at Evergreen Point Golf Course
Dozens of golfers participated in a Rotary Club tournament held Thursday at Evergreen Point Golf Course in Baytown. John McMillon, shown on the far right, successfully made a putt on this shot while Steve Neihaus watches along with others. Baytown Sun photographer Albert Villegas captured the moment.
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Baytown
Evergreen Point
John McMillon
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Steve Neihaus
Recycling Pilot enters second phase in Baytown
The City of Baytown and Waste Management advance to Phase II of a recycling pilot begun in July in Whispering Pines West Baytown and Wynnewood. The plan shifts the three neighborhoods to weekly trash and weekly recycling and tracks significant recycling gains with reduced trash tonnage. If successful, the city may roll out city-wide next spring to curb costs for Waste Management and residents.
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