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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2003
Page
1
Willie Dee Criss and Susie Mondalook feature appears in the December 2002 Stripes edition with a focus on family ties. Page 6A carries the related story and visuals.
Dr. Annette Jenkins has joined the College of the Mainland Foundation Board of Directors, expanding leadership at College of the Mainland. The announcement notes her addition strengthens governance and community ties.
Actor Hugh Grant is listed among about one thousand newcomers joining the pages of the famous red book. The note invites readers to see the extended story on Page 2A for details and context.
Fire investigators say roofers started a closet fire during repairs at a Tiki Island condominium destroying eight units valued at 480000 dollars and injuring a La Marque firefighter. The blaze, fought by eight departments, left six units with smoke and water damage but salvageable contents.
Mainland Medical Center employees exceeded the annual United Way goal of 23 142 by 31 532.59 led by CEO Dean Alexander who promised a kiss a pig if the target was met Rosie the pig was brought out after lunch for the promised peck Alexander praised the staff noting 27 departments achieved 100 percent participation and 150 employees donated 100 or more dollars He hopes next year’s campaign tops this result and commends the team for their united effort
Galveston County Sheriff Lt. Tommy Hanson travels to Canada to present on auto theft prevention methods and the Texas Auto Theft Prevention Authority ATPA. The program credits ATPA founder state Rep Mike Martin and Sgt Mike Creech for reducing thefts from 164000 annually to under 100000.
La Marque city council weighs appointing one temporary firefighter as a full-time position. Fire Chief Robert Buckner cites gaps from two firefighters away and argues for annual funding of one new position, noting injuries and lean staffing. He warns of shrinking shifts and the need for backup during fires.
The Santa Fe City Council unanimously approved the second reading of a no-wake ordinance proposed by councilwoman Rosie Morales to slow vehicles on flooded streets to protect homes. City attorney questioned the $2,000 fine as potentially inappropriate, noting other offenses cap at $500.
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