Baytown lawmaker donates books to Goose Creek district
State Rep Wayne Smith delivered copies of Margo the Weird Cat by Joe C Pickett to Goose Creek ISD serving Baytown. He bought a book for every elementary school in the district noting the story’s theme of being special and the read aloud appeal. Goose Creek Superintendent Dr Toby York praised the donation as expanding access to new books for lifelong readers.
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League City red light camera rules tighten at I 45 FM 518
Over three weeks 5770 motorists were photographed running red lights at League City intersections, with 3643 right turns from the southbound feeder onto FM 518. 232 violations were discarded as safe turns. New fines take effect after a Friday deadline, moving to 75 dollars per violation. Nearby Kemah debates first zoning laws as residents push for restrict zoning near waterfront homes.
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Dike not to reopen before fall 2010 in Texas City
Texas City commissioners approved a 700000 engineering contract with HDR Engineering to begin rebuilding the Texas City Dike damaged by Ike. The plan hinges on more than 5 million in federal funding to appear in city and county accounts, pushing reopening to fall 2010 about four months later than hoped.
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Daylight saving time ends and batteries should be changed
Baytown Fire Department urges residents to replace smoke alarm batteries as clocks fall back on Sunday November 1. Regular maintenance lowers home fire deaths, especially for children and seniors, with alarms cutting death risk in half. Test monthly, replace batteries twice a year, and call 281-422-2311 for free detector installation or battery service in Baytown.
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Prosper epilepsy study seeks to add seizure control
PROSPER is a clinical research study testing an investigational medication to see if it may help provide additional control of seizures. Participants must be 18 to 65 with partial epilepsy and on up to three antiepileptic drugs, with study care provided at no cost and no health insurance required. Call 866-692-1318 or visit MyEpilepsyTrial.com for details.
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