Villanueva chosen as sole finalist for Lee College president
Lee College Regents voted 9 0 to name Dr Lynda Villanueva the sole finalist for the 10th presidency. She currently serves as provost at Brazosport College and praised the college’s dual credit programs partnerships with petrochemicals health care and manufacturing. Her candidacy followed four finalists including Dr Stephen Dunnivant Dr Johnny Moore and Dr Scott Scarborough. She emphasized growth and community partnerships and noted ongoing Huntsville inmate program expansion.
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Lynda Villanueva
Villanueva
Brazosport College
Stephen W. Dunnivant
Industry and Technology
Tallahassee Community College
Johnny Moore
Pierpont Community and Technical College
Fair
Mont
Scott Scarborough
School of Accountancy
University of Akron
University of Villanueva Akron
Huntsville
Santa Fe tags GCM with 22 5A setback
The report notes Santa Fe assigns a 22 5A setback to GCM, detailing implications for local zoning and permitting on Page 5. The update reflects city decisions affecting land use and development timelines.
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Santa Fe
Community Designer Purses Raffled Off Each Month
A local charity runs a monthly raffle featuring designer purses to raise funds. Tickets are available at the community center and participating merchants. Proceeds support youth programs and shelter services in the city.
Coffee With The Sun Today at Memorial Drive
Sun invites readers to drop in for coffee from 9 to 11 a.m. at 1301 Memorial Drive to share thoughts, ask questions, and suggest topics for coverage. Sun management will listen and collect feedback from attendees.
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Memorial Drive
Baytown and Enterprise strike 66 million public safety facility deal
Baytown Mayor Brandon Capetillo announced a Chapter 212 agreement with Enterprise Products totaling 66 million dollars for a new police and fire public safety facility. The company will fund 33 million in October with the remainder around July 2020, followed by a 12 month design phase and a ground breaking next fall. The 35 year arrangement reduces city debt and avoids interest or bonding, while cementing Enterprise’s long term Baytown investment.
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Enterprise
Brandon Capetillo
Rick Davis
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Main St
W. Randall Fowler
Partial relief in sight on I-10 San Jacinto Bridge
TxDOT crews reopened part of the I-10 San Jacinto Bridge after barges broke free from the San Jacinto River during Imelda. Eastbound traffic was restored with four lanes, two each way, and engineers expected two way traffic on the eastbound span within 24 hours pending further inspections.
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San Jacinto
Transportation Department
San Jacinto Bridge
Quincy Allen
Houston
Imelda
San Jacinto River
ExxonMobil kinship tale spans Baytown refinery history
Sara Bailey describes the Baytown Refinery as a familiar presence shaping the world through its 100 year link to the city. Her family’s legacy covers generations, with her father a plant surveyor, both she and her husband employed there, and Bailey volunteering at the Baytown Historical Museum to preserve refinery history.
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Baytown
Bailey
Exxon- Mobil
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