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Confession in shooting death heard at trial
“I didn’t mean to. I just reacted,” was Richard Redd’s defense for shooting 19-year-old Baytonian Brian Joseph Williams three times on Oct. 21, 2007.

Water bills are homeowners' responsibility
Baytown residents who received huge water bills because of damage inflicted by Hurricane Ike cannot expect a reduction in those bills from the city.

United Way, HeadStart ready to help families
Bill Ehlig, of the United Way, dropped by a parents' meeting at the Baytown Head Start to speak to families about assistance over the holidays.

Love INC bringing ‘The King’ to Baytown
Love INC—Love In the Name of Christ—welcomes the community to a holiday fundraiser “A Night with ‘Elvis,’” 4 p.m. Sunday at Church on the Rock, 7123 Decker Drive.

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Opinion

A safe place in Baytown
A local family shelter needs donations to help provide Christmas cheer this holiday season.

Cheers and Jeers for Nov. 17, 2008
Quick hits on local and national news

Sports

Mountain Men
If Michael Reed and Brian Johnson haven’t been to the mountaintop, it’s not for lack of opportunity. The two square off Saturday night in a game that could have BCS bowl impact.

Rankings, Wildcats don’t scare Anahuac
ANAHUAC — The Anahuac Panthers football team will play in its first postseason game since 2003 tonight when they take on No. 2-ranked Kirbyville at Little-Cypress Mauriceville at 7 p.m.

Free throws do in Sterling in loss to Rayburn
A look at area hoopsters and how they fared Tuesday night.

Rebels go 'round the Bend
Lee College’s Rebels ended a three-game basketball homestand Wednesday night with a 6-0 record and some serious concerns.

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Columns

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Even a dog needs a job

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Glad to have known him

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