Baytown Family Murders Probe Intensifies In Texas
Suspect Jesse Christian Dobbs, 21, held in Galveston County Jail on murder charges for the stabbing death of 16 year old Kirsten Nicole Fritch. Investigators work to file charges in two other killings from the same Baytown family. Bond set at 500000. other charges likely in Harris County with possible capital case. See murders page.
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Dobbs
Harris County
Annual Sterling Bazaar Set for Saturday
Community brief notes the Annual Sterling Bazaar scheduled for Saturday with exhibitors, vendors, and activities planned across the town, inviting residents to attend and support local groups. The event promises crafts, food, and family entertainment at the town center.
Baytown Christian Tests perfect 10-0 in TAPPS playoffs
Baytown Christian faces a win or bust scenario as they put their perfect 10-0 record on the line in TAPPS playoff action tonight. The team seeks to maintain their season dominance against a tough opponent, aiming to advance further in the postseason.
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Baytown Christian
Obituaries of Emil Doskocil Benjamin Brown and others
Page 3A obituary brief lists Emil Doskocil Benjamin Brown Ellen Marie Henderson and Tessica K Watkins Wilma Hopkins Jones among the local departed. The notice chronicles their passing and basic funeral arrangements in a concise community obituary card.
Woe to the worthless shepherd Zechariah 11 17
A biblical verse from Zechariah warns of judgment on a worthless shepherd who abandons the flock. The Lord pronounces curses: striking the arm and right eye, withering the arm and blinding the right eye as consequences for treachery and abandonment of leadership.
Parrott retires after 43 years of Harris County service
A long line of well-wishers gathered at the Jim Fontena Courthouse Annex as Judge Mike Parrott, after 43 years on Harris County bench, announced his retirement. Friends and colleagues praised his community service and friendship with the judge, noting his modest retirement wishes.
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Christopher James
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Tracey Wheeler
Rikki Wheeler
Mike Parrott
Deby Parrott
Judge Parrott
Jim Fontena
Harris County
Parrott
Maxine Lane-Seal
North Forest School Board
Maxine Lane-Seals
Lane-Seals
EPA hearing probes refinery air rules after 2015 changes
After December 2015 EPA standards, refiners faced tighter limits on toxic emissions but challenges rose from environmental groups. Houston hearing heard testimony on revisiting exemptions and fence line monitoring, with about 40 speakers and comments due by December 19.
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Houston
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Environmental Integrity Project
Neil Carman
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Lee College Regents approve salary hikes for six posts
Lee College board approved raises for six positions to keep them exempt under the 47 476 annual threshold set by the DOL. The increases, totaling 3681 dollars, cover roles including graphic designer outreach specialist case manager buyer and adviser for student support grants. The decision aims to maintain exempt status for these employees.
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U.S. Department of Labor
Lee College Board
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Dennis Brown
Manslaughter charge expected after 146 crash
Baytown man Joseph LaDay 52 died when his Nissan pickup was struck by a red truck driven by Marco Antonio Flores 20 as Flores sped from a patrol. Flores faces intoxication manslaughter charges to be filed in Chambers County.
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Joseph LaDay
Marco Antonio Flores
Brian Parker
Highway 146
Clark Elementary School
Flores
Cedar Bay
Ou Mobile Home Park
LaDay
Chambers County
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