Goose Creek ornament highlights local history in AP class project
Rep. Smith’s ornament designed by Goose Creek Memorial AP art students features a decoupage of refinery images, the Fred Hartman Bridge, Goose Creek CISD sign and Lee College logo. A red black bow honors the high school, with a tag reading Wayne Smith District 128. Ornaments hang in the Texas Capitol from December 2 to January 6, with photos and a cataloged record preserved for visitors and the House website.
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Trail aids preschool language skills in bilingual park trail
The park trail features signs in English and Spanish guiding activities for children. Storytelling, listening, and describing sounds are part of the interactive learning tool used by United Way to boost early language growth. United Way plans more trails and partnerships with Lee College to improve kindergarten readiness amid districts where about half of entering kindergartners lack expected language skills.
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Chambers County DA donates to Barbers Hill Explorer Post 1929
Chambers County District Attorney Cheryl Lieck donated 10000 dollars to Barbers Hill ISD Police Explorer Post 1929 for uniforms and gear supporting the Explorers law enforcement and criminal justice program at Barbers Hill High School. Pictured are Explorer Tessa McCawley, Lieck, BHISD Officer Doug Egbert, and Katelyn Dawson.
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ISD
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Katelyn Dawson
Trial Ends with Bevis Sentencing and Family Relief
Arline Lewis and her husband, Charles, express relief after Bevis's sentence is handed down. They recall the traumatic night and the crime scene with lingering memories. Charles honors their son by noting the community has seen closure, while Bevis offered a brief apology and received his punishment.
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Baytown Police Beat Highlights Several Vehicle and Property Thefts
A Baytown woman reported $50,000 in credit card charges since November. Equipment vanished from a vehicle on September Drive, loss $650. A break in at Fitness Connection on Garth Road yielded jewelry and $1,400 in other items. A bicycle valued at $350 was stolen from a Live Oak home. An apartment break in on Hunt Road totaled about $425 in items. A Canadian truck owner reported burglary at a truck stop on Interstate 10 with wallet worth $400 and tarps valued at $1,500 stolen. A bicycle and comput-
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Live Oak
Hunt Road
Interstate 10
Auto theft report for GMC Yukon stolen on Garth Road
A white 2004 GMC Yukon was stolen from the 5000 block of Garth Road around 3:20 p.m. Saturday. Loss value is $16,000.
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Garth Road
Burglary and Theft Wave in Baytown Details
Baytown police logged 54 offense reports between Saturday and Monday, including five assaults, auto theft, three building burglaries, three vehicle burglaries, a forgery, a sexual assault, and 10 thefts. They also handled 16 traffic accidents with injuries in three cases and noted a burglary of an apartment on Shady Hill Drive totaling $15,000 in goods.
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