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    TCEQ tax impact less than feared
    Local school districts worried about a possible loss of funds from their tax rolls as a result of proposal by the Texas Committee for Environmental Quality have no cause for concern, according to ExxonMobil officials.
    Committee seeking ways to improve local government
    An ad-hoc panel formed by Baytown Mayor Stephen DonCarlos in Dec. 2009 is still looking to answer citizen concerns in numerous areas.
    Nature camp mixes fun, education on spring break
    Sarah Graham, education coordinator for the Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Education and Recreation Center, has loved everything about being outside for as long as she can remember.
    Mane Event reaches goal for homeless
    Bay Area Homeless Services met its annual goal of raising $30,000 for the local homeless shelter with one of the most successful “Mane Events” ever.
    		By Nicki Evans

    Baytown woman earns nation’s top honor for service in WWII

    See full story     		AP News

    Police: Boy, 16, made racial comment at NJ Walmart

    Fargo calm, confident as Red River completes rise

    3 deaths reported as snow storm strikes Plains

    New threat puts Calif. police on heightened alert

    Thousands rally to pull troops from 2 war zones

    Black support high for Obama's race-neutral stance

    Struggling town turns out to bury fallen soldier

    3 killed after small planes collide over Fla.

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    Sports
      Rangers win 1st trophy for new coach
    Fri, Jan 29
    Lady Pats’ road stops at Santa Fe Fri, Mar 19
    Dayton dishes Patriots first district loss Fri, Mar 19
    NCAA expansion would sacrifice quality Fri, Mar 19
    Views differ on different racing distances Fri, Mar 19
    12-run inning spoils Rangers’ night Fri, Mar 19
    Opinion
    Still looking for some outstanding citizens
    The nomination period for Citizen of the Year has been extended to March 31. If you know someone you'd like to nominate for this special award, do so today.
    Sat, Mar 06
    Saying goodbye Tue, Feb 16
    Happy New Year Sat, Jan 02
    There is a Santa Claus Thu, Dec 24
    Happy Thanksgiving Wed, Nov 25
    Making a Bee-line to World War II Tue, Nov 17
    Columns
    In step with the March Drummer
    The drummer I’m hearing these days — I’m certain some of you are hearing it, too — is tapping out a slow, rhythmic emergence – a cadence with crescendo leading us to (drum roll) . . . April. My favorite month.
    Sat, Mar 20
    A tale of two lakes in Chambers County Sat, Mar 20
    Telling fishin’ tales Wed, Mar 17
    Living in a world that’s imperfect Wed, Mar 17
    A bit of St. Patrick’s Day history Tue, Mar 16
    San Jacinto is home to the Irish Sat, Mar 13
    Lifestyle
      A special pie for the president
    Sat, Mar 13
    GCM junior talks ins and outs of raising livestock Sat, Mar 20
    Give a Rebel yell for Rooty Sat, Mar 13
    Mr. Elastic: One against 500 -- A tight squeeze! Sat, Feb 27
    Hitting the wake Sun, Feb 21
    Let the good times roll at Mardi Gras Sat, Feb 13