Baytown Chamber Hosts 33rd Annual Business Expo at Center
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce presents the 33rd Baytown Business Expo at the Baytown Community Center 2407 Market St from 9 30 am to 2 30 pm. About 60 area businesses will showcase goods and services in a festival atmosphere with games prizes and a grand prize drawing for a 500 cash card. Admission at the door is 5 with free advance tickets available through the chamber online or The Baytown Sun.
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Earthman Funeral Home
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Jacobs Field Services
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Carol Bell
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Lee Brillhart
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Carolyn Chancellor
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Dolly Lundy
Allenbrook
Donna Woolsey
Karla Opryshek
Josh Bell
Yvonne Silva
San Jacinto Mall hosts two free October family festivals
San Jacinto Mall announces Fall Market on Oct 3–4 featuring local artisans in the Food Court with 10 am to 9 pm Saturday and noon to 6 pm Sunday. Mall-O-Ween on Oct 31 runs 2–5 pm with mall-wide trick or treating 2–3:30 pm and a 4 pm costume contest. registration 2–3:30 pm brings a canned good. Call 281-421-3908 or visit sanJacintoMall.com for details.
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EPA tightens refinery pollution rules for fence-line monitors
The EPA imposes stricter emission standards on oil refineries, requiring fence-line air monitors for benzene and other toxins and corrective action if levels exceed limits. Officials say the rules protect health of more than 6 million residents within 3 miles of about 140 refineries as part of environmental justice efforts ahead of ozone standard updates.
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Dollar Mixed Gains Against Major Currencies
The dollar moved unevenly against key currencies. It slipped modestly versus the euro and Japanese yen, while edging higher against the Canadian dollar and British pound.
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