Former Chambers County worker pleads guilty to embezzling
Molly Lee, former Chambers County Precinct 1 secretary, admitted theft of more than 1500 and less than 20000 dollars in 344th District Court in Anahuac. She resigned Aug 13 after being confronted about over 17,000 missing from county funds. A hearing set for Dec 4.
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Chambers County
Anahuac
Molly Lee
Lee
Dan Bradley
Bradley
MDD weighs HB 2912 effects on development projects
Baytown board members discussed amendments to contracts and an investment policy as they reviewed how House Bill 2912 may affect projects under the Baytown Municipal Development District. The law, shifting definitions of projects and primary jobs for 4B corporations, raises uncertainty without clear guidance.
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Baytown
MDD
Ignacio Ramirez
Ramirez
Kitty Allen
Ceremony marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Baytown
New Horizon Family Center held a Thursday memorial in a Goose Creek area field to begin Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Fifty-seven names were read, including Debra Covalt, a 39 year old Baytonian who died on May 6, 2002, as staff released a purple balloon for each victim. Four wooden figures stood behind the reader as silent witnesses to the abuse victims in the East Harris County area. Formerly the Bay Area Women’s Center, New Horizon has evolved since its 1981 founding to aid victims and families.
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Baytown
New Horizon Family Center
Texas
Horizon
Patrina Pelton-Smith
Goose Creek
Joyce Young
Pelton-Smith
Bay Area Women's Center
New Horizon
Chambers County Sheriff to seek reelection in 2004 race
Sheriff Monroe Kreuzer plans another term with no formal announcement due to two months until filing. He was elected in 2000 and has held roles in Anahuac city government and fire department. Potential Democratic contenders include Detective Joe LaRive and Daniel Bagby, with others possibly entering.
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Chambers County
Monroe Kreuzer
Kreuzer
Talse
Anahuac
la Rive
Mr. Bagby
Jackson
Baytown plumber releases Christian CD in Highlands event
John Choate, 44, a master plumber and local guitarist, will release his first contemporary Christian CD Free at Last at a 7 p.m. mini concert and party at Second Baptist Church Highlands. The eight track album produced by Derrick Horne features Choate on lead vocals with songs written since 1997, including A Message of This Mess.
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Baytown Plumber
Choate
Derrick Horne
Lakewood Church
Relay For Life
J.D. Walker
Saints On Assignment Ministries
J.B. Cates
Baytown
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