Baytown Nature Center Journal Birds At Baytown Center
The Baytown Nature Center Journal lists birds and animals spotted at the center with notes from Dwayne Litteer and Ron Ummel. New birds for the season include pied-billed grebe blue-winged teal wood duck northern harrier least flycatcher and brown thrasher. Large numbers of blue jays red-winged blackbirds and dozens of Caspian terns were seen. Ruby-throated hummingbirds swarm the butterfly garden. The annual butterfly count occurred Oct 1. The center is open daily year round with gates opening before sunrise and closing after sunset. admission is 3 per person with yearly passes 25 per person or 50 per family.
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Sterling Library Hosts Teen Read Week in Baytown
Sterling Municipal Library launches the 8th annual Teen Read Week inviting Baytown area teens to celebrate October 16 to 22 and throughout October by reading for fun, hosting library events, and collecting new and gently used books for children and teens for Gulf Coast hurricane relief.
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Manufacturing sector expands in September despite Katrina impact
The Institute for Supply Management reports a September manufacturing index of 59.4 percent, up from 53.6, marking 28 months of growth as new orders and production rise. Prices show mixed Wall Street, with the Dow off 0.1 percent and the S&P 500 down 0.38.
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Police recover stolen 2002 Ford SUV from burning on South Alexander
A stolen 2002 Ford SUV, taken between 10 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. Sunday from Charles Avenue, was found burning in the 100 block of South Alexander Drive shortly after 10 p.m. Sunday. Witnesses saw a Hispanic man fleeing the scene.
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Police arrest on narcotics call in Baytown residence
Baytown police arrested one man at a residence in the 600 block of North Jones Street after responding to a report of suspicious narcotics activity. The occupants refused a search, but police booked the man on outstanding local warrants and referred the case to narcotics investigators. Aman stole about $30 from a Ward Road convenience store after the attendant turned away. suspect described as a Black man 5'7 to 5'9, 170 to 190 pounds, goatee, left forearm tattoo, wearing a white shirt with blue lettering, blue jeans, maroon knit cap.
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Man charged after Xanax found in jail processing
A Baytown man already jailed on outstanding warrants was charged with possession of a controlled substance after police found a bar of Xanax in his sock during processing into Baytown jail shortly after 1 30 a.m. Monday. The investigation stemmed from a hotel assault report in the Mabry Road area earlier that morning. Police logs note 119 calls from Sunday to Monday, including four alarms and multiple crimes. Crime Stoppers offers tips at 281 427 TIPS.
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Market In Review 1 V8 Ais In Top 20 Percent
Market overview notes data sourced from Lipper with a focus on performance in user accessible segments. It highlights Ais ranking in the top quintile while E sits in the bottom quintile, with some data described as not existing in the current dataset.
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Mixed Stocks Slide On Inflation And Rate Worries
U.S. equity markets opened higher then slipped as ISM data showed manufacturing expansion with rising costs. Tech shares rose on August chip sales, while energy prices and material costs fed inflation fears and possible Fed rate hikes. The Dow fell 33 points, S&P 500 eased, Nasdaq edged higher amid a mixed session.
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