Police crackdown at Baytown housing complex boosts arrests and citations
Baytown PD reports a surge in enforcement at a Northwood area complex with 151 citations issued from Sept six to the following Friday and eight more arrests by the special operations unit. Residents praised the crackdown for reducing loitering and drug activity while criminals may relocate.
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Dougherty
Northwood
Baytown
Eric Freed
Special Operations
Freed
Demolition looming for dilapidated Lakeview Terrace units
Baytown health inspectors found green stagnant pools and overgrown grass at Lakeview Terrace on Northwood Drive. Two pools drained and main pool cleared. complex cited Sept 5 and 10. City plans Oct 1 board hearing to authorize demolition of the most run down back portion if repairs stall. ISH and Company owners not yet responsive. abandoned buildings marked unsafe.
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Lakeview Terrace
Northwood Drive
Baytown Health Department
Health Department
Mike Lester
Byal
Lester
Garry Brumback
Tion
Brumback
ISH and Company
Montreal
Kevin Byal
Cotten Emerges as Key Outside Hitter for Sterling
Priscilla Cotten, a junior, moves to outside hitter after starting on the right side and libero in club play. Her defensive skills and focus at the net boost Sterling's lineup while her serious on court demeanor masks a smiling, teammate-loving personality off the floor.
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Cotten
Horne
The
Sur
Prise
Priscilla Massengale
Sterling
Rebels add mix of recruits and redshirts for next season
The article notes incoming recruit A J Hunt will miss fall but push for spring play at off guard. Pierre Uwamahoro from Rwanda may suit up this season but will likely redshirt. Redshirt candidates include Tyson Queen Jeremey Hensarling and Jacob McDonald, with McDonald known to local fans from St. Thomas More in the Lee College Classic.
Statewide measures seek bonds and tax rule changes
A public notice summarizes multiple proposed constitutional amendments and statutes. HJR 103 moves Angelo State alongside Texas Tech System change. SJR S7 proposes up to 500 million in general obligation bonds for student education loans. HJR 40 caps residence homestead values for property tax. SJR 65 authorizes up to 1 billion in bonds for multiple state agencies for maintenance and construction. SAR 44 allows tax freezes on small municipalities near Downtown Revitalization areas.
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Angelo State University
Texas State University System
Texas Tech University System
Texas Higher Education Coordimailing Board
Texas Public Finance Authority
Texas Building and Procurement Commission
Parks and Wildlife Department
Department of the Adjutant General
Department of State Health Services
Department of Aging and Disability Services
Texas School For the Blind and Visually Impaired
Texas Youth Commission
Texas Historical Commission
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Texas School For the Deaf
Texas Department of Public Safety
Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas
Texas Transportation Commission
Texas
Texas Water Development Board
Nurses cited for care as top center awards go to Gustafson and Rome
Gustafson, mother of three, earned Nurse of the Year, praised for compassion and resident bonding by Shari Savage and Jeffrey Eitel. Rome, a CNA with seven years at the center, says recognition, like appreciation from residents, reinforces his calling. Administrator Carmen McIntyre lauds both as shining examples.
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Gustafson
Neil
Dwayne
Jamon
Maegen
LVN
Jeffrey Eitel
Geriatric Associates of America, P.A
Eitel
CNA
Rome
Carmen McIntyre
Baytown
McIntyre
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Bay Area
Bay Area Rehabilitation Center
Bayarearehab.org
SAR
Department of Agriculture
Texas Department of Agriculture
Secretary of State
Phil Wilson