Baytown police report thefts arrests and drugs found
Police beat as officers recovered a stolen vehicle after a traffic stop on E Sterling Avenue. The passenger faced warrants while the driver was charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Another raid on James Bowie Drive yielded methamphetamine ecstasy LSD and marijuana. A man and woman were charged with possession with intent to distribute. A separate incident led to a public intoxication arrest after hospital release. A burglary at Baymont Inn on Interstate 10 saw a Pioneer CD player stolen from a Louisiana man’s car. Baytown logged 150 calls for service in a 24 hour period including six burglaries and two major accidents.
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Exxon Mobil pledges 150000 to Baytown Katrina relief
Exxon Mobil allocates 150000 across three Baytown groups as part of a 7 million pledge for Katrina relief. Grants cover the Baytown Resource and Assistance Center 50000 for evacuee services, Goose Creek ISD 50000 for supplies and clothing for about 200 new students, and the Red Cross North Bay Area Chapter 50000 for evacuee communication travel and needs. Exxon Mobil employees aid with meals and supplies and an assistance program offers loans and paid time off.
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Exxon Mobil
ExxonMobil
Goose Creek Consolidated Independent
North Bay Area
American Red Cross
Chris Erickson
Fran Parent
Red Cross North
Red Cross
San Jacinto Mall
Baytown Sun
Austin Kinghorn
Lee College Hosts Poetry Nights at Starbucks and Campus
Lee College expands poetry programming with Smooth Expressions at Starbucks on Garth Road led by Kirren Tillis, Kevin Wade, and Keith Davis and launching Project Say it Loud on campus sponsored by BEAC to encourage youth public speaking and potential TAKS support through extra credit and memorization practice.
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Kevin Wade
Keith Davis
Starbucks
Garth Road
Lee College
BEAC
Lee College earns first generation student grant for 2005 06
Lee College has received a 50000 grant from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to aid first generation students during the 2005 06 school year including summer sessions. The funds cover textbooks childcare and other expenses not tuition.
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Lee College
Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board
Roberta Wright
Liberty
Dayton
Anne Dickens
Dickens
Wright
Adickens
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By Robin Johnson