Aid pours in for Oak Island after storm devastation
Shauberger notes widespread relief from many faith groups and volunteers from Mennonites, Jewish groups, Catholic charities, Time Square Church, and others. Taiwanese Buddhist group hands out $500 Visa cards. Enfamil and Rubbermaid items arrive. FEMA has 40 trailers, 20 powered. Community feeds 500, with tents for cooking and storage as rebuild begins.
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Oak Island seeks post Ike aid for rebuilding needs
Donations pour in after Hurricane Ike with food pet supplies clothing and blankets. Pastor Eddie Schauberger appeals for washers dryers liquid detergent drywall sheets building materials and hardware as the community moves from cleanup to repair aided by volunteers and FEMA trailers.
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Jane Howard Lee
Cindy Shauberger
Eddie
Oak Island Baptist Church
Oak Island
Eddie Schauberger
Suspect flees in tan Nissan Altima after store incident
Baytown detectives seek public help to identify a Hispanic male described as wearing a gray muscle shirt with sleeve tattoos. Detective Daniel Estes leads the case and asks anyone with information to call 281-420-6640 or Baytown Crimestoppers at 281-427-TIPS.
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Baytown
Daniel Estes
Estes
Backpack Buddies expands to 14 schools in Goose Creek CISD
Hobbs started the program to help hungry children focus on learning. After a successful pilot at San Jacinto Ashbel Smith and Carver elementary schools about 300 children received nonperishable food each Friday. This year the project expanded with Thanksgiving dinners provided to identified families through a team effort including New Journey Church and school nutrition services.
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Backpack Buddies
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New Journey Church
Goose Creek Cisd
Goose Creek
Baytown
Jana Hobbs
UTMB downsizing prompts trauma center concerns
UTMB faces a prolonged period to gauge emergency room capacity after downsizing to treat and release or transfer. If not restored to Level 1 status, Houston area trauma coverage may drop from four centers per four million people, with state or federal aid likely needed. Local hospitals report rising indigent care and emergency loads, while others warn of broader regional impact. The AP contributed.
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Texas
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San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Donna Graves
Bayside Community Hospital
Anahuac
Bob Pascasio
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