Local soccer camp closes with varied participant awards
The article on PAGE 9 reports the local soccer camp concluding with multiple awards for participants. Winners receive medals and certificates reflecting skill development and teamwork.
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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1995
Page
1
The article on PAGE 9 reports the local soccer camp concluding with multiple awards for participants. Winners receive medals and certificates reflecting skill development and teamwork.
City officials weigh replacing the east side wastewater plant versus expanding the west side facility to meet EPA deadlines and avoid fines. Expansion could be cheaper and faster, keeping capacity near 3 million gallons daily with five to ten years before further expansion, while a full replacement would reach 3.5 million with annual operation costs above one million. Council to decide July 24.
A fire of undetermined origin heavily damaged a single story house at 6202 Avenue P, destroying a pickup outside. Firefighters battled the flames for about 30 minutes with no injuries reported. damage estimated at 60,000. Cause under investigation.
In coming weeks La Mar will choose between two options to meet EPA mandates for the aging east side wastewater plant. One proposal calls for a replacement facility costing about 4.2 million dollars capable of treating up to two million gallons of sewage daily.
Galveston and Hitchcock weigh an island annexation plan for 726 acres plus a three mile I 45 corridor to settle years of dispute. Mayor Robinson vows review before a 6 30 PM closed session as talks continue with potential ETJ clashes and more area annexation eyed near Jones Bay with drilling prospects.
Texas Education Commissioner Mike Moses reports better TAAS passing rates across grades three through ten, with fourth and fifth graders showing notable improvements. He notes widening gaps for Black and Hispanic students, ongoing exemptions policy review, and calls for stronger math instruction in fifth and sixth grades.
A muted weather note reports mostly cloudy skies with a sixty percent chance of thunderstorms. The page also lists columns and sections from the Texas City Sun such as Viewpoints and Dear Father prayers, with notices and editorial items.
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