Pilot holiday home tour returns to Baytown
The Pilot Club of Baytown hosts the fourth annual Deck the Halls Christmas Tour of Homes on December 6 and 7 from 1 to 5 PM. Three Baytown families open their decorated homes to raise funds for community service projects. $20 buys access to all homes.
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Accident victim ID'd as Mississippi man
A construction accident at ExxonMobil Baytown Olefins Plant killed 53 year old Walter Warner of Sandy Hook Mississippi. Warner worked for Group Contractors on ExxonMobil's expansion. The 2:30 p.m. Thursday incident prompted joint investigations by Group and ExxonMobil with authorities. Group cited its safety record and commitment to employee safety.
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Hill continues dispute over supplemental payments terms
BHILD officials argue a new Comptroller template limits annual supplemental payments to the ADA in effect at signing, affecting post 2014 agreements. They warn districts could face penalties for growth over the 14 year 313 agreement, noting BHISD has 17 completed and three pending applications and $1.7 million in payments from 2011 to 2013.
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Speed study leads to reduced limits on FM 3180 in Chambers County
Chambers County officials say TxDOT analysis will curb speeding on a 14 mile two lane segment of FM 3180 from Interstate 10 to FM 2354. After July fatal crash and second study, reduced speed limits are planned with possible future turn lanes and shoulder work. Anahuac radar sign contracts moving forward for enforcement.
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Beach City
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Nicol Campise
Texana Drive
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Lee College offers weekend degree programs amid multi grant funding
Lee College launches four accelerated associate programs with Friday night and Saturday classes using hybrid formats. The district, selected for the Obama era First in the World grant, will receive H-1B Ready to Work funds totaling 2.3 million as part of a 10 million consortium with San Jacinto College College of the Mainland and Brazosport College. The grants aim to retrain long term unemployed and veterans for process technology instrumentation and electrical millwright roles, funding curriculum development equipment and internships for over 1,200 students.
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Lee
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Obama
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College of the Mainland
Brazosport College
Gulf Coast Petrochemical Information Network
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