Rel heads to Ozen for district 22 5A opener Friday
The HS footballREL heads to Ozen for the District 22 5A opener this Friday as both teams look for a strong start in league play. The matchup promises a competitive clash with high stakes early in the season.
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Highlands UMC Fish Fry Announces Catfish Dinner Price
Highlands United Methodist Church hosts its annual fish fry this Saturday offering catfish dinners for 10 dollars. Proceeds support church missions and community outreach efforts on Page 2.
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Hot Spots Weekly Dining Tour Stops at Tajin Café
Tajin café hosts the latest stop in the Hot Spots weekly dining tour. Locals sample signature dishes as organizers highlight menu highlights and dining options. Celebrity guests reportedly attend, sharing tips on seasonal plates and beverage pairings.
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Obituaries for Gentry, O'Bier, Locher-Widmer, Garza, Bolander
Obituary notices list George H. Gentry Jr Mildred Rita O Bier Althea Locher Widmer Maria De Jesus Garza Betty Jean Bolander Elizabeth Stark William Richard Shea with page references Page 3 High 89 Partly cloudy Page 2.
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George H. Gentry Jr
Mildred Rita O’bier
Betty Jean Bolander
Elizabeth Stark
Sabbath Rest Commandment Amid Harvest Work
A Bible verse exhorts six days of labor followed by a seventh day of rest, even through plowing and harvest. The instruction emphasizes rest as a divine mandate regardless of agricultural duties.
San Jacinto River Coalition critiques Corps pits report
San Jacinto River Coalition director Jacquelyn Young says the Army Corps latest assessment contains clearer language and acknowledges mistakes from the first draft. The 14 acre site between Channelview and Highlands holds mercury and PCBs from Champion Paper mill waste disposal in the mid 1960s._page 7_
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Channelview
Highlands
Champion Paper Mill
Pasadena
San Jacinto Coalition director evaluates containment and removal remedies
San Jacinto River Coalition Director Jacquelyn Young weighs the recent report noting pros and cons of containment versus removal, long term remedies spanning 500 years, a new remedy Alternative 6N, strong support for full removal to prevent short-term releases, and critiques the feasibility study for mistakes while urging real-time local data, storm impact consideration, and long-term containment certainty.
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San Jacinto River
Rotarians Bring Clean Water To Honduran Town
Five Baytown Rotarians and local leaders spent a week in Olanchito Honduras to dig trenches and install a community well near a local school. The project aims to serve 700 to 1,000 people, with plans for additional wells in the area. The trip deeperened the volunteers’ commitment and left them moved by the experience.
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Olanchito
Honduras
Debi Jordan
Lee College
Pam Warford
Beach City
Billy Combs
Baytown
Terry Sain
Suzanne Heinrich
Goose Creek Cisd
Baytown Rotarians
Saba
Colon
Kim Rathgeber
Living Water International
City Council to consider budget and tax levy in special meeting
Baytown plans a $177.8 million 2016 2017 budget with six month funding for three new fire lieutenant positions. The council will ratify a tax rate of 0.82203 per 100 valuation with no rate increase, while property value growth may raise revenue. City Manager Rick Davis noted revenue projections depend on next year property values. Harris County.
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Rick Davis
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Wade Nickerson
Driver released from jail before fatal crash in Baytown
Raul Aaron Tadeo, 23, allegedly drove drunk and crashed into Cassandra Jimenez at the Garth Road and Decker Drive intersection. Jimenez, 20, died in the collision. Tadeo had been released from jail days earlier according to authorities. The incident occurred Saturday and prompted a police investigation.
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Raul Aaron Tadeo
Cassandra Jimenez
Garth Road
Decker Drive
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Baytown Farmers Market to Run Monthly at Town Square
The Baytown Farmers Market launches at Town Square along Texas Avenue every third Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon starting Sept 17 through May. Organizers invite farmers and backyard gardeners to sell produce cottage foods pastries breads jellies and soaps with teas spices and crafts by the fountain. Food trucks will join. skating rink operates in winter.
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