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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 2016

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Waste pits cap deemed insufficient. repairs sought

EPA urged full removal of waste from the San Jacinto River Waste Pits after finding erosion beneath the east cap edge possibly eight feet deep. Parties including International Paper, McGinnes Industrial Maintenance Corporation and Waste Management of Texas reported the issue in August. MIMC says the erosion lies outside the cap footprint and does not affect cap performance, with plans to place stone outside the cap pending EPA review.

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Woman moves to Mont Belvieu to continue fight with breast cancer

A woman relocates to Mont Belvieu to pursue ongoing treatment for breast cancer, signaling renewed efforts in her battle and highlighting local health resources and support networks available to patients in the area.

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Just bootiful Heritage Scaritage turnout on Saturday

Obituaries list Kathryn Roquemore Neoma Touchet and Glen Von Muckleroy on Page 3A, reflecting local memorial notices as part of the Saturday edition.

Kathryn Roquemore Neoma Touchet

Bible Verse Matthew 10 28 Faith and Fear

A Bible verse cautions believers not to fear those who can kill the body but cannot kill the soul. It urges reverence for the One who can destroy both soul and body in hell.

Hell

Baytown Council Advances Fence Rules and Open Storage Ban

Baytown City Council approved an amendment to a fence maintenance ordinance restricting misaligned fences over four feet and requiring repairs with comparable materials. The measure also bans visible open storage of personal property from the right of way and enforces proper trash placement, with penalties up to 2000 dollars for open storage and 500 dollars for fencing violations. The changes take effect in 10 days as part of proactive code enforcement.

Baytown Rick Davis

Clinton fires back at FBI over email review in Florida

Hillary Clinton attacked the FBI's handling of a new email review rallying supporters in Florida. She urged FBI Director James Comey to release the full facts while Democratic leaders called the bureau's actions unprecedented and troubling ahead of the 2016 election batch. Donald Trump seized on the controversy to question her trustworthiness.

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Highlands special needs athletes push for international play

Ronda Wright joined Topline Baseball in Highlands inspiring inclusion as her son Jaden plays while brother Logan Halla, who has cerebral palsy, watches. Benny Gonzales launched Team Texas Special Needs in 2010 after realizing many disabled kids spectate sports. He says his son attends games with him and never misses a match.

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