Cap Defends San Jacinto River Waste Pits Amid Data Review
Data from MacGinnis Industrial and International Paper claim the armored cap over about 15 acres of waste pits stabilizes toxic materials and blocks dioxin movement. EPA scrutiny follows 2015 data collection to confirm cap effectiveness after storms, assess sediment and groundwater migration, and compare to SWQS dioxin standards.
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Community invited to rock painting party this weekend
SunNews Community reports a local rock painting event this weekend inviting residents and families to join. The event features guided painting stations, materials provided, and a chance to showcase finished rocks in a school fundraiser.
Undefeated Sterling Faces North Shore Tonight
Sterling runs its perfect streak into a nonleague clash with North Shore tonight at Page 5. The matchup pits 6-0 Sterling against a tough North Shore squad aiming to halt the invincible run.
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Desperate woman seeks healing touching Jesus cloak
Ailing woman for years seeks salvation by reaching for Jesus cloak. Her faith in healing is strong as she declares belief that touch will restore her health without direct interaction. The moment affirms personal faith guiding miraculous outcome.
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Baytown Sun Social Media Prompt Notice
Readers are invited to like our Facebook page at Baytown Sun and follow us on Twitter at thebaytownsun for updates and coverage.
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Goose Creek trustee criticizes Hispanic textbook views
Goose Creek CISC trustee Agustin Laredo III voiced concerns at the Texas State Board of Education over the Mexican-American Heritage textbook from Momentum Instruction. A panel including Ruben Cortez Jr. cited at least 140 factual errors and alleged racism. Laredo testified in Austin with advocates from multiple cities and many speakers, noting overcrowding and long proceedings. Perez-Diaz also spoke, underscoring she represents over five million Texas children in public education.
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Baytown City Council to vote on land annexations tonight
The Baytown City Council meets at 6 30 p m in Baytown City Hall to second read involuntary annexation of 230 acres including Blue Heron Parkway from North Main to Crosby Cedar Bayou Road. A developer agreement with Angel Brothers Properties and Barkaloo 55 Limited preserves a seven year greenbelt and tax exemption while delaying annexation on that portion.
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Crosby High student hit while walking to school
An 18-year-old Crosby High School student was struck by a 16-year-old peer's car around 6:50 am on Krenek Road near Highway 90. The victim was flown by LifeFlight to Memorial Hermann Hospital in critical condition. Superintendent Keith Moore described the situation as dire.
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