ChiChi the cat steals the sink spotlight in Meet the Parents
In a Houston area family vignette ChiChi the gray tabby repeatedly drops into the kitchen sink. Rescued as a stray, the cat survived a 400 emergency operation and later joined Jan’s household in Baytown where she charms neighbors and even prompts a mistaken identity incident.
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Robert de Niro
ChiChi
de Niro
Miss Piggy
Spring Branch
Carrie
Jan
Houston
Baytown
Hazardous Waste Collection Day in Baytown
Baytown Health Department partners with Harris County and Precinct 2 for a Saturday Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day. From 8 am to 2 pm at 1200 Lee Drive residents can drop off paints pesticides motor oil and more while recyclables and electronics are accepted. Televisions and monitors accepted. limit of five tires per household. No business waste medical waste or appliances with freon. Bring containers sealed labeled and original if possible. For details call 281-420-5384 or visit baytown.org.
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City of
Baytown
City of Baytown
Baytown Community Calendar Highlights Local Clubs
Bay Area networking groups meet at 7 30 a m in Baytown Sun building 1301 Memorial Drive. Seniors at Highlands Center offer line dancing ceramics and bridge with times from 9 a m to noon. Various groups at centers on Market Street Wade Road 2407 Market St and 7613 Wade Road provide programs and contact numbers.
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Bay Area
B.A.N.G
Baytown Sun
Memorial Drive
Highlands Community Center
Ward Road
Baytown Community Center
Thursday free classes at Promise Center and community sites
Free English classes run 9 to 11 a.m. on the second floor of the Promise Center at 2728 Kentucky with free childcare. The Community Center at 604 Highland Woods Drive offers ceramics at 9 a.m. and a Spanish class at 1 p.m. at J.D. Walker Community Center 7613 Wade Road also hosts activities from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call 281-422-3457 or 281-426-7561 for details.
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East Harris County
J.D. Walker Community Center
Wade Road
Highlands Community Center
Highlands Woods Drive
Promise Center
Kentucky
Highland Woods Drive
Today in History highlights key events on Oct 24
On this date in history many events unfolded including the UN charter taking effect in 1945, Jane Seymour's death in 1537, the Peace of Westphalia ending the Thirty Years War in 1648, the first transcontinental telegram in 1861, Niagara Falls stunt in 1901, the George Washington Bridge opening in 1931, nylon stockings debut in 1939, the 40 hour work week in 1940, Eisenhower promising to go to Korea in 1952, JFK's Cuba blockade in 1962, Gene Roddenberry's death in 1991, and the 2002 arrests in the Washington sniper case.
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United Nations
Jane Seymour
England
Henry VIII
Edward VI
Westphalia
Holy Roman Empire
Stephen J. Field
California
Lincoln
Anna Edson Taylor
Niagara Falls
George Washington Bridge
New York
New Jersey
Wilmington
Del
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
U.S
Cuba
Kennedy
Gene Roddenberry
Santa Monica
Calif
John Allen Muhammad
Lee Boyd Malvo
Washington-area
The
Associated Press
Baytown Forums Clash Over Festival Name Change
A Baytown City Council debate on the Long Neck Festival explores its future, with discussions suggesting the event may continue under a different name if kept. The item cites the community’s concerns and potential branding shifts.
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Federal Drug Administration
Baytown
Jerald Lynn Osborn
Chambers County
Long Neck
Thoreau Quote on Freedom and Personal Breath
A Thoreau quotation asserts defiance against coercion and insists on living by one’s own method. It frames liberty as personal choice and self directed action. The remark embodies individualist philosophy attributed to Henry David Thoreau.
Verse from Deuteronomy chapter set high above nations
A biblical verse from Deuteronomy 28 1 urges diligent obedience to God s commandments to receive divine elevation and blessing, framing a promise of prominence among nations as a result of faithful adherence.
Corrections to Hymn Sing Date and Caption
The notice corrects the community hymn sing honoring Charles Wesley from Saturday October 27 to Saturday November 3. It also fixes a misidentification of Meagan Steagall in a Monday photo caption.
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Charles Wesley
Meagan Steagall
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