Dishes and socks: a sportswriter rethinks home chores
Jim Finley reflects on shifting domestic duties from wife Margie to himself revealing a chart of chores marked Yes for tasks he now handles. He notes pride in mowing the yard and picking up his clothes while acknowledging limits and a vow to do more over time. His column appears Tuesdays and Fridays.
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Margie
Robin
Scott
Horace Mann Middle School
Constables disarm mentally unstable man amid threats of explosion
Baytown Harris County Constable deputies moved quickly to disarm Billy Ehrhart 50 after he pointed a 45 caliber handgun at a glass jar of gasoline during eviction. He claimed booby traps and was taken for psychiatric evaluation. Bomb squad found no explosives. charges pending.
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Baytown
Harris County
Billy Ebrhart
Littlewood
Garrett Amington
Ebrhart
Arrington
C.G. Johnson
Ehrhart
Johnson
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Ken. Jones
Jones
Baytown urges clock change and battery switch for smoke detectors
Baytown firefighters join the national Change Your Clock Change Your Battery campaign urging residents to replace smoke detector batteries as daylight saving time ends. Fire Marshal Bernard Olive notes full replacements every six months, with monthly checks advised. The Wall of Flame exhibit highlights detectors that saved lives, including a plaque noting nine people saved on a detector installed in 1995. Lt. John Adkins says the department offers detectors and batteries to get them working everywhere.
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Baytown Sun
Hristopher Banks
Ken Wyse
Baytown
National Fire Protection Association
Fire Department Administration
National Fire Academy
Emitsburg
Wyse
John Adkins
West Baytown shooting leads to arrest on deadly conduct charge
Police say Ruben Zamora Sr 17 was arrested Thursday on a third degree felony deadly conduct charge linked to a Tuesday shootout in West Baytown. He allegedly fired at a house on Alabama Street while others returned fire, Zamora was wounded and treated before being held on a 5000 bond. Detective Lon Craft said the case remains under investigation. The report covers additional local incidents, including a fatal motorcycle crash on Jefferson Street, a stolen Colt 45 from a Baytown tow truck, and multiple traffic and crime calls reported over 24 hours.
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Ruben Zamora Sr
Zamora
West Baytown
Alabama Street
Alabama
Memorial Hermann Hospital
Baytown
Lon Craft
Community calendar events at Crosby and Baytown
Book sale by Friends of Crosby Library runs 4 to 6 p.m. at 135 Hare Road Crosby with new and used books and CDs. Dinner at Evergreen Point Bar & Grill 1530 Evergreen Road Baytown pizza style steak welcome, $3 per person, reservations call 281-420-6008. Bridge Fridays noon Remington Park 902 W Baker Rd with contacts Jerri Read 281-427-5292 and Eugenia Jones 281-422-5288. Senior Center Baytown offers transportation daily at First Presbyterian 4745 Market St for seniors 60 plus. more info 281-427-2145. Pancakes Lions International’s
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Friends of the
Crosby Library
Hare Road
Crosby
Evergreen Point Bar & Grill
Evergreen Road
Baytown
Remington Park
W. Baker Road
Jerri Read
Eugenia Jones
Baytown Senior Center
First Presbyterian Church
Market St
Chambers County Library System
Chambers County Library
Cummings St
Anahuac
Friends of the Crosby Library
la Familia
NASA Road 1
Clear Lake
Bonner Hall
Trinity Episcopal Church
W. Main St
Trinitybaytown.org
Halloween events and community activities listing
Halloween events include pancake breakfast at Grace United Methodist Church 304 N. Pruett St from 8 am to 1 pm with tickets at $5 and pancakes and sausage. Scrapbooking Oktoberfest at ABC Scrapbooking 10007 Hwy 146 No 5 Mont Belvieu from 10 am to midnight. Call 713-203-6294 for details.
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Grace United Methodist Church
N. Pruett St
ABC
Hwy
Mont Belview
Veterans of Foreign Wars
N. Main
Baytown
Diverse community events hosted by local churches
The Central Church of Christ hosts a free HIV AIDS talk by Jenette Johnson from 4 to 6 pm at 2004 Market St. RSVP via 281-427-8860. Also weekly hymn singing at Hampton Inn on Garth Road with contact 281-422-7949. First Church Nazarene pumpkin patch operates 9 am to 9 pm at 2409 N. Main St with a free train for kids. Arts and Crafts Show on Nov 8 with booth spaces. call 281-420-6597 for info.
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Central Church of Christ’s Ladies Bible Class
Market St
Jenette Johnson
Hampton Inn
Garth Road
Interstate 10
Call
Church of the Nazarene
N. Main St
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Baytown. Org
Lions International