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    March 12, 2010
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    Millions of tax dollars in TCEQ’s hands
    The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is holding hearings in Austin today and the results could take a major toll — in the hundreds of millions of dollars range — on the tax rolls of both Goose Creek and Barbers Hill school districts.
    Citizens urged to join Baytown spring cleaning
    Mike Lester, director of Baytown’s Public Safety and Health department, has cleaned up his fair share of trash.
    Second chance offered at city prom
    Everyone remembers his or her prom night.

    By Nicki Evans
    Second Chance Prom
    Donovan O’Connor, recreation specialist for the city’s Parks and Recreation department, moves casino-style props into the ballroom at the Community Center for Second Chance Prom.

    AP News

    Lawyers urge WTC workers to take $657M settlement

    US terror suspect in Yemen worked at 5 nuke sites

    4 incendiary devices found in eastern Texas mail

    Colo. school shooting suspect says he heard voices

    Texas ed board adopts social studies standards

    NYC police pursue video leads in bar beating

    Experts say US doctors overtesting, overtreating

    Old laws, raids leave Philly bar owners foaming

    Today in History
     
    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
    Happy Thanksgiving Wed, Nov 25
    Columns
    Home invasion victims speak out to Baytown
    I’m using my column for a different purpose than usual this week.
    Wed, Mar 10