Police Beat Recap: Local arrests and burglaries reported
Police seized 3 grams of crack in the 600 block of Massey Tompkins Road after a suspect fled and resisted. A Baytown juvenile resisted officers during detention after an assault attempt on a GCCISD security guard. A Hispanic female reported an unknown man cut her off on Garth Road and damaged her car window after a dispute. A Crosby man reported an attempted burglary of a motor home on East Texas Avenue with minor door damage. An officer arrested a man on suspicion of attempted water theft on Emmett Hutto Boulevard. A burglary on Massey Tompkins Road involved a 40 inch TV. Another burglary on Garth Road yielded more than $3,500 in property. A Weedeater was stolen from Pershing Avenue. an air conditioner was stolen from North Commerce Street. A man on Garth Road was arrested for shoplifting $150 in merchandise. A Baytown resident reported burglaries on West Main Street and North Felton Street with gold items taken. A woman was arrested for shoplifting nearly $650 from a local business at San Jacinto Mall Place. A wallet and iPod were stolen on Garth Road. a Northwood Street home was burglarized with over $1,000 in property lost.
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Woman accused of breaking windshield during dispute on Mary Wilbanks Ave
Baytown police report criminal mischief after a woman allegedly broke her boyfriend s windshield in a parking lot on Mary Wilbanks Avenue. Another incident saw a male subject throwing a rock through a residence window. he was arrested and jailed. Between 6 am Thursday and 6 am Friday 47 offense reports included two assaults five burglaries two motor vehicle burglaries two criminal mischief one dis orderly conduct one sexual assault three thefts. Officers arrested 30 people from other jurisdictions and handled three traffic accidents. Crime Stoppers pays tips anonymously 281 427 TIPS. Police Beat available via Baytown city site.
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Memorial rallies but falls to Pearl Dawson 40 26
Malcolm Ruben and Goose Creek Memorial erased a 34 point hole early in the third, but Pearl Eagle offense surged. Cody Larson threw four TD passes three to Keithen Collins as Memorial slides to 1 1 on the season.
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Baytown ordinance measures bridge project aid and garage sale rules
City A continues coverage of municipal actions including Change Order No. 3 for the Baytown Bridge Rehabilitation Project with Excalibur Excavation L.P. set at up to 82,590 dollars. Proposes permit and fee rules for donation bins, garage sale revisions, Fire Department staff classifications, repealing two resolutions, and adopting an Industrial District Policy and Agreement form. Also seeks nominees for the Chambers County Appraisal District Board of Directors.
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Labor Day Closures Across Baytown Area Governmental Offices
Government offices in Baytown and surrounding areas will close Monday for Labor Day with all emergency services and residential trash curbside recycling operations continuing as usual. City facilities including parks remain open while libraries and several centers close. trash pickups in Anahuac and Mont Belvieu follow adjusted schedules.
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Goose Creek School Board Advances Projects and Staff Change
Goose Creek board OKs renovations to the Peter E Hyland Alternative Learning Program campus and a one year lease with RSSJ Holdings for 46 845 square feet of print shop and warehouse space. The panel also accepts 3 187 695 in Title 1 funds and Swears in Howard Earl Sampson to District 1, replacing Pheliria Barnes. The cooling tower water treatment contract with Allegheny Southwest is renewed.
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Goose Creek Budget Proposal Looks At 2009 10 Figures
Goose Creek's proposed 2009 2010 budget uses enrollment 20 600 attendance 95 percent and projected ADA 25 305. 2008 2009 tax revenue 94.75 million, expected 2009 2010 88.25 million, total revenue 170.37 million. Property values at 1.04 tax rate drop 5.42 percent. A board meeting is set for Sept 14 at the Goose Creek Administration Building.
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