Dems to formalize impeachment inquiry vote this week
The House will vote to formalize Democrats impeachment inquiry amid President Trump criticism. Pelosi says the step removes doubt about the process and lays out open hearings. The move comes as a security official defies a subpoena, and Kupperman fights a court ruling on testifying. Democrats plan to proceed with or without certain witnesses, potentially drafting articles of impeachment for obstruction.
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Settlement fate in judge's hands for Harris bail reform
In Houston, supporters argued a consent decree would guarantee quick release for most Harris County misdemeanor defendants, while opponents warned of unsafe consequences. During a three hour federal hearing, law enforcement supported reform but said the plan needs stronger safeguards for public safety and crime victims. Judge Lee Rosenthal heard final arguments after granting preliminary approval and planned a later final ruling.
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Alvarado defeats Renteria in District 1 race victory tale
In 2016 Alvarado won over Renteria after early voting favored the incumbent with 80 votes. Final counts show Alvarado 226 to Renteria 176 as infrastructure and drainage top the district’s concerns. Baytown early voting runs 7 am to 7 pm at 2407 Market St with Election Day set for Nov. 5.
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Festival noise at Houston Raceway Park draws 44000 crowd
Hawthorne notes festival attendees reached about 21000 Saturday and 23000 Sunday while overall smooth operations were marred by loud music. Five misdemeanor arrests occurred though organizers and the venue were praised for organization despite the 11 p.m. curfew violation and decibel exceedance.
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D and D Burritos Reopens At New Parking Friendly Location
Hotspot burrito shop returns after moving from Market Street into a former Pizza Hut building offering parking and indoor dining. Owner Dan Perez preserves menu with eggs and bacon breakfast tacos and a range of beef fajitas and carnitas while plans to expand to a Mexican bakery and snow cones unfold. Baytown officials praise the move and community support.
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John Thomas John Thom as Pee Wee Thom as Baytown Resident Dies
John Thomas John Pee Wee Thom as, 87, of Baytown Texas, died Sunday October 27, 2019. Born September 3, 1932, he was a life long Baytonian. He married Benny May Thomas on November 26, 1955. Pee Wee worked at the
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Pee Wee) Thomas
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Obituary: Wight Thomas longtime Baytown refinery worker dies
W.A. Thomas died after 37 years at the Baytown Exxon Refinery. He was active in the Baytown Evening Optimist Club and Cedar Bayou Grace Methodist Church. Survived by wife of 64 years, son Brett, daughter Lori, grandchildren, and great granddaughter slated for April. Visitation October 29, funeral October 30 at Navarre Funeral Home. Interment Earthman Memory Gardens. Pallbearers named. Special thanks to Rollingbrook Healthcare Center and Traditions Health Care.
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Longest serving black congressman John Conyers dies at 90
DETROIT AP Former U S Rep John Conyers a longtime civil rights advocate and dean of the Congressional Black Caucus died at his home Sunday at age 90 He helped found the CBC and fought to honor MLK Jr with a national holiday and to study slavery reparations though the latter stalled in committee.
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Winterizing tips for garden plants and pruning notes
A gardening column advises planting now for winter growth and warns of hard freezes. It covers asparagus, satsumas, oranges, berry bushes, figs, lantana, and invasives, plus cautions on herbicide timing, winterizing outdoor pots, and protecting plumeria with mulch and nearby warmth. A. Lynette Parsons is named as author.
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