Break-in, theft, assault and vehicle incidents reported in Baytown
Between Thursday and Monday a building in the 1500 block of Thompson Street was broken into with tools valued at 1299 dollars. A woman detained on Lee Drive on an open theft warrant was cleared after it was found she used another person’s Social Security number. A driver left Nebraska Street and hit two trees, fled, then was cited for failure to stop and single lane violations. An 18 year old was arrested for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after threatening his mother with a knife. Baytown Police fielded 161 calls in 24 hours including burglaries, thefts, auto thefts, disturbances and accidents. Future tips offered by Crime Stoppers 281-427-TIPS.
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Lee Drive
Baytown
Doctors urge flu shots during National Influenza Vaccination Week
Local physicians urge residents to get vaccinated as National Influenza Vaccination Week runs from Nov 27 to Dec 3. Dr Steven Melcher of San Jacinto Methodist Hospital notes the shot takes about two weeks to become effective and that December sees higher flu spread due to social activity.
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San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Melcher
Occupational Health Services
N. Alexander Dr
Sjmh Family Practice
Garth Road
Kadjars Honored At Lee College Golf Tourney
Lee College Athletics honored David and Bennie Kadjar at the 2006 Rebel Golf Tournament held at Evergreen Point Golf Course in Baytown. The Kadjars are active in Rotary Baytown, Lee College Foundation, and Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center. Proceeds supported athletic scholarships and training-room equipment updates.
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Bennie Kadjar
Lee College
Martha Ellis
Baytown
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Eddie V. Gray
City offices in Baytown Mont Belvieu Anahuac closed for Thanksgiving
Baytown Mont Belvieu and Anahuac city offices shut Thursday and Friday for the Thanksgiving holiday. Police firefighters and emergency medical services remain available. Courthouse Annex in Baytown and Chambers County offices close Thursday and Friday. Area libraries and several Sterling Municipal Library branches also close Thursday through Saturday. Recycling center hours and residential garbage collection are affected with rescheduled pickup.
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Anahuac
Harris County
Chambers County
Sterling Municipal
Chambers County Library
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Highlands
Crosby
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Celebrities to be in Macy's Parade
Ten Lee High School drill team seniors Erica Suarez Amy Adcock Debbie Ramirez Cynthia Medina Brittnee Andrew Vanessa Morales Natalie Voytek Yessenia Morales Yoanna Cantu and junior Rheanna Harrison will perform in the 80th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City. The NBC telecast runs 8 to 11 a.m. on Thursday with their on camera moment near the Santa Claus float at 10 50 a.m. wearing light blue uniforms.
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New York City
Erica Suarez
Amy Adcock
Debbie Ramirez
Cynthia Medina
Brittnee Andrew
Vanessa Morales
Natalie Voytek
Yessenia Morales
Yoanna Cantu
Junior Rheanna Harrison
NBC
Uptown Holiday Lighting Fest Lights Houston Night
The 21st annual Uptown Holiday Lighting in Houston unveils more than 500000 lights on 80 Christmas trees with Santa, reindeer, and Houston Concert Band tunes. A fireworks finale closes the free event held 4 to 7 PM between San Felipe and Westheimer with free parking.
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Uptown
Santa Claus
San Felipe
Westheimer
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