Counterfeit clothing racks seen at San Jacinto Mall store
Photo courtesy of the Baytown Police Dept shows racks of counterfeit clothing lining the walls of a San Jacinto Mall shop. Items are knockoff imitations of designer brands and the store owner now faces criminal charges.
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Harris County store owner faces trademark counterfeiting charges
Cliburn said the Harris County District Attorney accepted charges against a Houston store owner. He is filing for trademark counterfeiting, a third degree felony carrying two to ten years in prison and up to $10,000 in fines. Civil action by clothing lines may follow.
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Community dinner and drive support by Baytown firms
Volunteers and local businesses join a BCA event at the Community Center with Chick Fil A Chili’s Home Depot and Corino’s Cracker Barrel donating food and supplies. Vietnam Veterans Association chapter 922 provides a monetary gift. Meals run 11 am to 2 pm with home deliveries starting at 10:30 am. Contact Marsha Barton or Shirley Sneed for donations or info.
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Baytown Council Probes City Operations and Holiday Events
City officials will discuss use of tractors on public roads without registration or brake lights and hear notes on a toy drive and Health Department fundraiser permits. An update from the Unified Land Development Code task force, tourism advertising for My Fair Lady, and a Goose Creek Christmas on Texas Avenue plan are also on the agenda.
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Lopez pushes abortion policy questions in FEHB funding debate
National Review Online editor Kathryn Lopez argues abortion groups fund Democrats and may influence FEHB subsidies. She suggests policy could shift away from taxpayer spending on abortion and urges readers to reexamine which policies truly work.
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I Fight for Trees Not Wood in a Lumberjack’s World
Jim Finley recalls how wood shifted from a builder’s material to a symbol of living forests. He argues that millions rely on trees for homes and habitats, framing the fight as environmental protection versus logging and industry pressures. MTV reference hints at broader cultural stakes.
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