Red Ribbon Week at GC Elementary Schools
District-wide Red Ribbon Week highlights activity themes at Alamo Ashbel Smith Austin Bowie and Carver Elementarys. Each day promotes drug-free choices with dress themes door decorating contests chant rap entries and a final red ribbon rally. Family night includes tips on saying no and fun red backward attire.
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Alamo Elementary
Ashbel Smith
Austin
Gators
Bowie Elementary
P.E
Baytown Heist Foiled At HEB Pantry
Baytown police credit a private citizen, Joseph Miller, 42, for helping stop an armed robbery at the HEB Pantry. The suspect tried to enter via the courtesy booth after a rejected job request. a female worker screamed, prompting Miller to intervene as other employees alerted police. A stolen weapon linked to a Dallas FBI agent's vehicle was found in connection with the case. The incident occurred Sunday. further details appear on page 3.
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Dallas
FBI
Houston
Baytown
Joseph Miller
Red Ribbon Week comes to Goose Creek CISD campuses
Texas Red Ribbon Campaign honors DEA Agent Enrique Camarena and invites students across Goose Creek ISD to pledge to stay drug free. Activities, campus events, and red ribbons mark the week as students participate in recognition begun nationally in 1988.
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Texas Commission On Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Texas
Goose Creek
Parent-Teacher Association
California
Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Enrique “Kiki” Camarena
Fickers
Mexico
Camarena
Calexico
Calif
America
Ronald Reagan
Nancy Reagan
College Life 101 Special Contributor Guides New Students
Daniel Christie, Lee College's Information Service Specialist at the Advanced Technology Center, greets newcomers and directs them to needed services. He answers questions on registration, parking permits, IDs, and more under the Achieving the Dream grant. Christie aims to inform and guide students to success.
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Daniel Christie
Christie
Lee College
Advanced Technology Center
Stephen F. Austin State University
Bay Area Relay for Life kicks off with Hollywood theme
Baytown's Relay for Life held a Hollywood themed kickoff at the Baytown Community Center with participants posing by Marilyn Monroe and John Wayne cutouts and accepting mini Academy Awards for sponsorship. Tri-chair Leila Bates praised community support as teams signed up before the doors opened and announced a goal to surpass the 5 million dollar mark this year as Goose Creek Memorial students join the effort.
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Bay Area
Bates
Goose Creek Memorial
GCM
Melisa Greenidge
Stacy Actie
Relay For Life
Baytown
Goose Creek Memorial High School
Holly Lewallen
Alli Little
Brittany Terry
Lindsay Clark
Kaylie Bell
Lisa Greenidge
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