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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 2010
Page
3
A dark gray Ford Explorer with Texas plate AG35265 was stolen from outside a residence in the 2000 block of Maryland Avenue late Sunday or early Monday. The incident involved an unknown suspect and occurred during a period of minimal surveillance in the neighborhood. Police are investigating and seeking information from residents who may have seen the theft or the vehicle.
Police report a 29 year old man was arrested Monday on a third degree felony assault charge after allegedly choking the mother of his child in a 4600 block Village Lane apartment complex around 2:45 p.m. A separate pursuit ended with a man charged with felony evading after a vehicle chase and foot escape near Ellis School Road and Thompson Road.
Police Beat items show thefts at a senior care center on Allenbrook Drive, a residence on Taft Circle, a Wilshire Lane home, Iglesia Apostolica on East Texas Avenue, and a building on North Highway 146. Losses range from 350 to 13 000 plus dollars. a truck stop on Interstate 10 also reported stolen heavy equipment.
Bus crews battled a bus fire sparked by a starter issue. Muscat and custodial staff acted quickly, restricting damage to one bus which may be totaled. No injuries. Nearby buses had minor smoke damage. district staff cleaned them for Monday pickup. Police reported 29 offenses in Baytown with various incidents.
Lee College hosts Jazz at Lee College a free evening featuring the Bayou Big Band and the Lee College Jazz Ensemble. Renowned trombonist Andre Hayward, born in Houston, performs with major groups and has appeared on BET and CBS. The 7 p.m. Main Performance Hall show is open to the public with free admission.
Bill Snead announces poinsettia orders due by December 2 with Habitat Volunteers delivering orders of ten or more. Smaller orders may be picked up at Jay Eshbach and Associates, 311 W. Baker Road, Friday December 10 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. For inquiries contact the Sneads at 281-422-8870 or Dianne Wilson at 281-427-0866.
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