No to Proposition 24 in Baytown letters
A Baytown reader argues against Prop 24, questioning the $12.5 million price tag for Evergreen golf course as a municipal project. He asks whether funds should instead improve streets, traffic control, lighting, or police and fire wages for Baytown’s 70,000 residents.
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Baytown
Goose Creek Country Club
Evergreen
Harris County
Houston Amateur Golf Association
Paul S. O’ Keefe
NGF Consulting
Take Back Thanks At Take Back Day In Baytown
Southeast Harris County Community Coalition and Bay Area Council on Drugs and Alcohol hosted a Prescription Drug Take Back Day with Baytown Police Department San Jacinto Mall and San Jacinto College North Pharmacy Technician Program. Sites in Baytown and Deer Park collected 10 954 pounds of medications for safe disposal.
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Harris County
David Alford
John Butler
Stewart Beasely
Baytown
Community Service Bureau
West Defoe
Bacoda.org
October 22 in history highlights and events
On October 22 2015 the history page lists past events including Sam Houston becoming Texas president in 1836 and Herbert Hoover's 1928 speech at Madison Square Garden. It notes Charles Pretty Boy Floyd's 1934 death, JFK announcing missiles in Cuba in 1962, PATCO decertification in 1981, and 2005 World Series game one result for context.
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Sam Houston
Republic of Texas
Herbert Hoover
New York
Madison Square Garden
Charles “Pretty Boy
Floyd
East Liverpool
Ohio
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Chicago White Sox
Houston Astros
Jean de la Fontaine
Baytown Habitat marks 25 years since first home 1991
Maria Herrera and four daughters became Baytown’s first Habitat for Humanity homeowners at 310 Morrell Street. The family paid a $26,000 mortgage that was later paid in full, embodying the program’s sweat equity model. Maria, once an illegal immigrant with no English, gained citizenship in 1999 and built a life through church aid, employment, and community volunteers.
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Baytown
Habitat For Humanity
Morrell Street
Herrera
Maria
Bill Snead
Missouri Street Church of Christ’s Food Pantry
Lois Snead
U.S
Habitat
Maria Herrera
Do you know what youre eating from Judge Jimmy's email
Judge Jimmy Johnson warns readers about hidden origins in foods. He cites honey and meat as prime concerns, noting smuggling from China or India, fake honey, antibiotics, and imports with lax oversight. He urges buying local, checking origins, and pushing better labeling and enforcement. Jane Howard Lee contributes.
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Jimmy Johnson
Jimmy
Baytown
China
U.S
U.S.A
FDA
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Jim Finley
Jay Eshbac
M. A. Bengts
Tony Polumbe
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