Sixth annual Tip-Off Classic results posted
Results of the sixth annual Tip-Off Classic sponsored by Sterling PALS were released, with the 34th annual event scheduled from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Ross S. Sterling High School. Page references 1B and 2A note where coverage continues.
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Rats and residents clash over rodent problem at Baytown complexes
Jessica Duhon and manager Amy Pollack disagree on the severity of a rat issue at Raintree Apartments on Rollingbrook Drive. Duhon says rodents moved in soon after her September move and traps catch rats nightly. The exterminator has set traps and Duhon is being relocated, but both sides differ on details and the response.
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Jessica Duhon
Amy Pollack
Duhon
Raintree Apar
Tments
Rollingbrook Drive
Joseph Duhon
Sam
Joseph
Baytown Sun
Albert Villegas
Noise irritates Cedar Bayou residents near TMK IPSCO plant
Residents along Cedar Bayou voiced frustration at loud pipe noises from the TMK IPSCO pipe and tubing facility near the bayou south of Highway 99. About a dozen neighbors met City Manager Bob Leiper and council members David McCartney and Robert Hoskins to seek relief after months of nuisance sound. Company reps did not attend.
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Cedar Bayou
TMK Ipsco
Bayou
Highway 99
Cedar Crossing
Roseland Park
Bob Leiper
David McCartney
Robert Hoskins
McCartney
Hoskins
Leiper
President's Keystone XL ruling sparks jobs debate
The State Department postponed a key permit decision on TransCanada's 1661 mile Keystone XL pipeline from Hardisty Alberta to Port Arthur Texas amid politicking fears after the 2012 election. Critics urge job loss and political motives while supporters call it vital to U.S. energy security.
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TransCanada Corp
Obama
Lone Star
Ted Poe
Texas
Raymond Martin
Mont Belvieu
Martin
Josh Adams
Labor International Union of North America
Hardisty
Alberta
Port Arthur
Saskatchewan
Montana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Keystone
Kansas
Oklahoma
Cushing
Okla
Gulf of Mexico
TransCanada
U.S
Jingle Bell Walk Set for December in Crosby
The Crosby-Huffman Chamber of Commerce hosts the Second Annual Jingle Bell Run or Walk on December 10. Registration starts 7:30 am at Crosby Fairgrounds, with pre-registered participants receiving a shirt and jingle bells. Meet at Crosby Church by 8 am to begin, as the event preludes the Children’s Festival and Parade featuring Santa, Mrs. Claus, floats, and lights.
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Crosby- Huffman Chamber of Commerce
Dayna Rankin
Crosby-Huffman
Crosby Fairgrounds
Crosby Church
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Santa
Mrs. Claus
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