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CHANNEL Rancor continues in Galena Park; Council walks out

CHATTER Mayor Moya also claims her Mayor attempts to signature was illegally re- moved from the accounts, but freeze bank checks city officials say she refused to put her name on the docu- Rep. Gene Green GALENA PARK – A special ment. called city council meeting dis- The bank, Comerica, re- solved into near chaos on Mon- to host Town Hall quires checks to have two au- day afternoon, when members thorized signatures to be meetings of the city commission or coun- honored and paid. In order for cil, and the Mayor were unable the city to continue paying its to resolve a dispute over au- (, TX) – Congressman bills, Council voted a resolu- Gene Green is hosting a series of thority to sign checks for city tion in July to allow the may- obligations. town hall meetings throughout or-pro tem, Danny Simms, to th This is the latest disagree- the 29 District of in Janu- sign the checks in lieu of the ary and February. He will also host ment that Mayor Moya has mayor. This arrangement was had with council members and a Senior Citizens Issues Forum, approved by the city attorney, the city administrator Robert Healthcare Enrollment Forum, E- Jim DeFoyd, and accepted by Pruett. waste Collection Drive, and a Pay- the bank. The city secretary The mayor has claimed, must also sign, or as a back- ing for College Workshop. since taking office in January, “We’re really looking forward up the city administrator. that the council and adminis- Moya’s attorney, Edgardo to hosting these events,” Green trator have been conducting Colon, sent a letter to the bank said. “Many of our constituents city business in a way that vi- WALKING OUT –– Galena Park commissioners Juan Flores, right, Lois Killough, city attorney Jim DeFoyd, keep in contact with us through- and city administrator Robert Pruett stand and prepare to leave the special called council meeting, after on January 2, demanding that olates the city charter. She has they not honor city checks out the year by writing or calling- presented copies of the char- arguments about how the meeting was being run by Mayor Moya brought the proceedings to an without Moya’s signature. Af- in, but there’s no substitute for ter at council meetings, high- unproductive halt. Monday’s special meeting had been called to resolve the problem created when the ter several discussions be- face-to-face conversation. Our lighting instances of Mayor’s special counsel, attorney Edgardo Colon, had issued a letter to Galena Park’s bank ordering the town halls give me an opportuni- non-compliance. checking accounts to be frozen. PHOTO COURTESY OF KPRC ty to hear directly from my con- See COUNCIL WALKS, page 8 stituents and listen to their ques- tions and concerns.” He added, “During our Senior Issues and Healthcare Enrollment forums, we connect our attend- ees with experts so they can re- ceive personalized, one-on-one East Freeway bank robber assistance. This year we’re also hosting an E-waste Collection Drive where residents can recycle their unwanted electronic items. Our goal is to provide real, help- threatens to have bomb ful services to our communities. We hope to see a lot of people taking advantage of these events The FBI needs the pub- er. He passed the teller a ing glasses with wired and forums.” lic’s help identifying a bank note threatening to have a frames, and one white glove The event times and locations robber who threatened to bomb. Tellers gave the covering his right hand are listed below for Galena Park have a bomb during a mid- man an undisclosed during the robbery. He also and Jacinto City area. morning robbery of a Bank amount of cash which he carried a blue vinyl zip- •Thursday, January 22 at 7:30 of America branch located placed inside a blue vinyl pered bag into the bank and p.m. In Conjunction with Freeway inside an office building at zippered bag. He left with left with the bag full of Manor Civic Club. St. Stephen 12605 East Freeway in the cash bag in his hands. cash. Presbyterian Church, 2217 Theta Houston, Texas. Surveil- Several customers were in- Crime Stoppers is offer- Street, Houston, TX. 77034 lance photographs of the side during the bank rob- ing up to $5,000.00 for in- Health Care Forum bank robber are being re- bery, but no one was formation leading to the •Thursday, February 5 at 6:30 leased and a Crime Stop- physically hurt. charging and arrest of this p.m. at the North Channel Branch pers reward of up to $5,000 The bank robber was de- robber. If you have infor- Library, 15741 Wallisville Road, is being offered for informa- scribed as a Hispanic male, mation about this case, Houston, TX. 77049 tion leading to the bank about 5’3” – 5’5” with a please call the Crime Stop- E-waste Collection robber’s identity and ar- stocky build. He wore a pers tip line at 713-222- •Monday, February 9 at 6:00 rest. dark colored leather-type TIPS (8477), or the p.m. In Conjunction with Greater Magnolia/Pineview Place Civic At approximately 10:05 jacket with a grey hooded Houston office of the FBI at Club at Magnolia Multi-Service a.m., the man entered the sweatshirt underneath, a 713-693-5000. Center, 7037 Capitol Street, Hous- bank and approached a tell- blue colored knit hat, read- Suspect wanted for bomb threatened in Bank of America ton, TX. 77011. robbery. NORTH CHANNEL CHAMBER: CONGRESS UPDATES: Art Rascon to speak at North Channel Rep. Gene Green named Ranking Chamber’s Annual Gala Member of Health Subcommittee (Washington, DC) – On Thursday, Emmy Award winning Re- in the Union. He has been January 8, Representative Gene Green porter Art Rascon will be the nominated for 25 Emmys and was elected by unanimous consent to speaker at the 38th Annual has won 19. He also has re- serve as Ranking Member of the Com- North Channel Area Chamber ceived other local and nation- of Commerce Annual Awards mittee on Energy and Commerce’s Sub- al reporting awards. th and Membership Gala. The committee on Health for the 114 The National Hispanic Congress. Gala will be Saturday, Janu- Business Magazine named “It is an honor to serve in leadership ary 31, 2015 at Marriot Hous- Rascon one of the 100 most ton Lobby, 9100 Gulf Freeway, influencial Hispanics in Amer- on the Health Subcommittee on behalf Houston, TX. 77017. Social ica. And in 2008 he was named of our District and all Americans,” Green Time from 6:30 - 7:30 pm and Houston Father of the Year; in said. “We’ve made great strides in health dinner at 7:30 pm. 2010 he was honored with the care reform, but some of our nation’s Rascon joined ABC-13 in prestigious Paul Harris Fellow most vulnerable citizens still lack access September 1998 to serve as award from Rotary Interna- to the care they need. This Congress, one anchor of the evening news. tional. of our top priorities will be to address He has covered major news Rascon was born in El Paso, these gaps and foster a better system such as wars, conflicts in , Texas and raised in , Art Rascon that will provide accessible, world-class Tsunami in Indonesia and . A graduate of care for all, regardless of age, gender, or eartquake as well as U.S. For reservations, please income.” Presidential elections. with additional studies of Eu- call 713-450-3600. During the 113th Congress, Rep. Green Rascon has reported from ropean Politics in Madrid, was an active member of the Health Sub- more than 50 countries, 5 con- . tinents and nearly every state committee and worked to address press- ing health care issues. In 2013, he authored legislation to fund trauma care systems, and legislation to spur the de- velopment of treatments that combat drug-resistant bacteria. In 2009 and 2010, he was a strong supporter of health care reform legislation, including the Rep. Gene Green House passage of the Affordable Health Care for America Act and the enactment of the Patient Protection and Affordable The Health Subcommittee has jurisdiction over pub- Care Act. He has also introduced and lic health, hospital construction, biomedical research supported legislation on the Energy and and development, health information and technology, Commerce Committee to expand access the Department of Health and Human Services, the to quality health care, and pursued op- Food and Drug Administration, the Centers for Dis- portunities to improve access to cover- ease Control and Prevention, and medical malpractice age, including Medicaid expansion. and medical malpractice insurance. Page 2 NORTH CHANNEL✯STAR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 2015

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GALENA PARK COMMUNITY CALENDAR School volunteer recognized at school board meeting FREE PARENT Bernice Hernandez, a vol- with their projects. She also unteer at Cloverleaf Elemen- assists with translating. “Mrs. TECHNOLOGY tary School, was recognized for Hernandez is a very special her service at the GPISD person on our campus. She is TRAINING! Board of Trustees meeting on here daily to answer phones, Galena Park ISD is offering FREE January 13, 2015. For three communicate with other par- technology training for parents who years, Mrs. Hernandez has ents, and is always ready to have children in one or more GPISD been an active member of the assist in any way,” said Joan schools! “Mama Bears,” a group of par- LeBlanc, principal’s secretary. Registration: Call 832-386-1038 ent volunteers who daily visit The impact of the volunteers Monday-Friday from 8:00 a.m. - the campus to assist teachers is felt on the campus. 4:00 p.m. Training Topics include Word Processing and Internet Tools. There will be snacks and FREE babysitting for children under 12. Training is being offered in both English and Spanish. Training will take place at Joyce Zotz Education Channelview ISD recognizes Board Members Center, 13801 Holly Park, Houston Training Dates/Times: Select The contributions of seven community leaders in the Channelview Independent School District who one training week (Monday-Thurs- give their time to help children are being recognized in January as part of School Board Recognition day) Month. “Local school board members work tirelessly and devote hundreds of hours to lead our students February 9-12 (5:30 p.m. - 7:00 to success. Setting aside time in January is one small way to celebrate their service to our community,” p.m.) said Greg Ollis, Channelview ISD superintendent. February 23-26 (5:30 p.m.-7:00 The board members serving Channelview ISD include Board President Kyle Campbell, Steven Dennis, p.m.) Secretary Greg Johnstone, Parliamentarian Keith Liggett and members Raquel Dobbins, Patrick Lacy and Alex Ybarra. “Our school board members are a vital link between the community and the classroom. They have a JANUARY commitment to serve their community and ensure that all students are given every opportunity to excel North Channel through education. We appreciate our board members for giving of themselves and caring so much Joe Stephens, GPISD Board of Trustees Vice-President; Bernice about every child enrolled in our schools,” Ollis said. Library events Hernandez, Lee Brown, Cloverleaf Elementary Principal; and Dr. Angi Williams, Superintendent of Schools. -Saturday, Jan. 17, 10am - 3 pm Scrapbooking with Mia; 2 pm, Faithful Paws. -Monday, Jan. 19, LIBRARY Public viewing for CLOSED. -Tuesday, Jan. 20, 10:30 am, CHS Science National Honor Toddler Time; 1:30 pm, Polliwog Club-Animals instructional materials Underground. -Wednesday, Jan. 21, 4:30 pm, Society inducts new members Afterschool Craft. scheduled at Channelview -Thursday, Jan. 22, 10:30 am, Baby Time. COMPUTER CLASSES: The Channelview ISD Cur- tional Support Center, 828 -Intermediate Excel, Lecture, riculum and Instruction De- Sheldon Rd. Jan. 26, 1-3 pm. partment will provide a public Under Proclamation 2015, -Intermediate Excel, Practice, viewing of proposed instruc- instructional materials under Jan. 28, 1-3 pm. tional materials for the 2015- adoption are grades K-12 So- *Requires registration 2016 school year from 8 a.m.-4 cial Studies, grades 9-12 CLASES DE COMPUTACION: p.m., Feb. 5 in the Board Room Mathematics and some Fine -Intermedio Excel, Lectura, Jan. of the Joyce Hendrix Educa- Arts. For more information, 27, 10am - 12 pm. call 281-452-8018. -Intermedio Excel, Práctica, Jan. 29, 10 am - 12 pm. *Se require registrarse. Library is located at 15741 Wallisville Rd., Houston, TX. NORTH CHANNEL 77049. Call 281-457-1631 for more information on other class- es. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JANUARY Call 281-328-9605 to Advertise YOUR Business in this Directory. 10,000 readers Weekly Galena Park New members of the Channelview High School’s Science National Honor Society. Library events -Monday, Jan. 19, Martin Luther Channelview High School’s nominated and being accept- gell, Jessica Cortes, Lesly Se Habla Español King Day, Library CLOSED. Science National Honor Soci- Cruz, Jorge Martinez, Cesar ed by the Channelview High -Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1 pm, ety inducted several new Perez, Erika Richey-Carson, School Chapter of the Science Mecanografía; 4 pm, Typing. members at a special ceremo- National Honor Society. -Wednesday, Jan. 21, 11 am, Victor Sandoval, Erik Solis, ny recently in the campus Lec- In addition, CHS faculty Story Time. Jessica Telles, Andrea Tellez, -Thursday, Jan. 22, 11 am, Baby ture Hall. Elizabeth Tenorio. members Mary Toothaker and Time. Participants included Pres- Through their outstanding Janelle Million were recog- Please call the library at 713- ident: Mary Elliott, Vice Pres- commitment to academic ex- nized as Honorary Inductees New Roofs, Repairs, Painting 450-0982 for more details. ident: Adriana Aguirre, cellence in all coursework, es- to the organization. SNHS HARDI PLANK SIDING The library is located at 1500 Secretary: Judy Truong, Trea- pecially in the area of Science, Sponsors are Karen Hebert CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES Keene St. Galena Park, TX. surer: Rubi Escamilla, Report- and Jose Escutia. CHS Prin- these students have earned [email protected] 77547. er: Abraham Elizarraras, and special recognition by being cipal Cindi Ollis was also in new inductees; Zachery An- attendance at the ceremony. She’s been EILEEN BRIGHTWELL, DDS naughty, www.brightwelldental.com 1820 Holland St. • Jacinto City, TX 77029 (713) 455-7923

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By Matilda Charles Bridging The Whether you plan to stay in your home forever or sell it and move to smaller ac- commodations, getting rid of clutter can make your life Tech Divide easier and safer. Here are a few very good reasons to declutter: Academy Award-nomi- (NAPSI)—According to a • Fewer opportunities to nated director Jason Reit- trip and fall. Consider what recent Nielsen report, if man’s film follows a group you’re like most Americans, happens when a senior falls of teenagers and their par- and breaks a bone: hospital, you spend 11 hours a day ents as they attempt to nav- with electronic media. For rehab and the question of igate their relationships in where to go afterward. Can teenagers and young an era of social media and adults, the numbers are the senior go home and live online exchanges. A provoc- independently again? likely even higher. Data ative snapshot of modern from Pew Research indicate Sometimes the answer is life, “Men, Women & Chil- no. that mobile Internet access dren” holds a mirror up to is even more common • Organizing makes our society and poses things easier to find. among American teens thought-provoking ques- than adults. • Clutter can be danger- tions about whether tech- ous. If emergency services People are increasingly nology is indeed bringing connected digitally—and have to come to your house, the world closer together or will they be able to get to it’s altering the way we live. driving us farther apart. As a report published by Proposal would put contracts you? Or are pathways in “This film clearly reflects the University of Michigan rooms too narrow? Taken to the complexities of our re- an extreme, holding on to puts it, “The fabric of real lationship to technology communities in American too many possessions can and how that affects our re- under increased scrutiny be called hoarding, and life is slowly being rebuilt lationships with one anoth- with virtual threads in on- sometimes social services er,” said Dr. Larry Rosen, AUSTIN — Signaling his will step in to deal with it. line communities. Today, an internationally recog- ✯ intent to promote transparen- Your best bet is to declut- our individual identities nized expert in the psychol- exist within two types of cy and accountability in the STATE CAPITAL ter long before it gets to ogy of technology and 84th Texas Legislature, House that point. communities—the physical author of five books on the Speaker Joe Straus on Jan. 9 and the virtual. Our desire HIGHLIGHTS Here are some ideas to topic, including his latest, announced that in the coming get you started: for connection sets up our weeks the House would re- “iDisorder: Understanding By Ed Sterling • Magazines and news- media experiences in to- Our Obsession With Tech- lease a budget proposal de- day’s world as proxies for signed to strengthen oversight papers: Allow yourself nology and Overcoming Its three of each. When a ‘community,’ providing the Hold On Us.” “As the film of state agency contracts. The so runoffs will be held in the Legislature convenes Jan. 13. fourth monthly magazine depth of experience and in- shows, technology can, in near future between the top terpersonal connections we Agencies or institutions of two vote-getters in each elec- or daily paper arrives, fact, help bring people to- higher education, under the tion. throw out the oldest one in crave.” gether. But by not choosing The United States De- proposal, would have to meet In Bexar County, State Rep. the stack. to miss out on their virtual new reporting requirements partment of State says, Trey Martinez Fischer, a Dem- • Keep incoming bills or social world, many people prior to awarding a contract or ocrat, received 43 percent of however, “Technologies can correspondence in one spot, are missing out on the real making a purchase worth the vote in a five-candidate perhaps a basket or folder facilitate social change, but more than $10 million, Straus social world that’s in front race to fill the Senate District on the dining-room table, not create it. People are still of them.” said. Requirements also would 26 seat vacated by Leticia Van in the driver’s seat.” apply to contracts and pur- de Putte. State Rep. Jose Me- until you write checks or “Men, Women & Chil- reply. Exploring the effects of dren” is available on Blu- chases worth more than $1 nendez, also a Democrat, million and which do not go • Instead of viewing it as technology and how fami- ray, Digital and On placed second, receiving 25 lies and individuals deal through a competitive bidding percent of the vote. The win- an overwhelming task, Demand and stars Jennifer process, he added. ner of the runoff will finish out work on decluttering for an with them is an insightful Garner, Adam Sandler, new movie called “Men, At least 30 days prior to the remainder of Van de hour a day. Sort clothes you Ansel Elgort, Kaitlyn Dev- making such an expenditure, Women & Children.” Putte’s four-year term, which don’t wear anymore, tackle er and Rosemarie DeWitt. a state agency issuing a con- expires in 2017. stacks of paperwork, make tract would have to notify the In five-way race to succeed a list of items to give away Legislative Budget Board, gov- Tim Kleinschmidt as the state or donate, such as memora- ernor, state auditor, chair of representative for House Dis- the House Appropriations trict 17 the top two vote-get- bilia, books or tools. Then Committee, chair of the Sen- ters were Republicans John arrange for pickup of your ate Finance Committee and Cyrier, who received 46 per- donated items. chairs of any other committees ceeds governor-elect Abbott as cent of the vote, and Brent • If things have accumu- with jurisdiction over con- the state’s chief law enforce- Golemon, who received 26 per- lated on the floor, start tracting. Along with that noti- ment officer. cent. The district includes Bas- there. fication, an agency, before “We must be vigilant and trop, Caldwell, Gonzales, • Ask for help if you need finalizing such a contract, stand our ground, guarding Karnes and Lee counties. assistance with lifting or would provide to the Legisla- against the complacency that Kleinschmidt resigned from hauling things away. tive Budget Board and the oth- could erode everything that the House in November to ac- Decluttering is a process. ers: we’ve worked so hard to build,” cept a position as general • Information about the Paxton said after taking the counsel for the Texas Depart- Expect to have to go nature of the contract and the oath of office. “We will remain ment of Agriculture. through things more than vendor awarded it. steadfast in our dedication to Six candidates competed in once before you reach your • A certification by the principles and values that the special election to succeed goal. agency’s executive director have made Texas great.” state Rep. Mike Villarreal in Matilda Charles regrets that the process used to award the House Dis- that she cannot personally the contract or make the pur- Ag chief Miller takes trict 123 seat. Democrat Diego answer reader questions, chase complies with the state’s oath Bernal received 47 percent of but will incorporate them Contract Management Guide, Sid Miller of Stephenville the special election vote and in into her column whenever State of Texas Procurement was sworn in as Texas’ 12th the runoff will face Republican possible. Send email to Manual and all applicable commissioner of agriculture Nunzio Previtera who received laws. before a crowd of family, 21 percent. Villarreal, like Van [email protected]. • A certification by the friends, supporters and col- de Putte, is a candidate for agency’s executive director leagues during a ceremony at mayor of San Antonio. that the agency can verify ven- the Capitol on Jan. 5. dor performance and deliver- Gov. Perry, who served as ables, payment of goods and agriculture commissioner services only within the scope from 1991-1999, administered of the contract, and other in- the oath. Present were Lt. Gov. formation. Dewhurst, lieutenant gover- Furthermore, Straus said, nor-elect Patrick, three former the next state budget “will Texas agriculture commission- H I G H L A N D S C R O S B Y make clear that the state ers, several legislators and comptroller should not allow other state officeholders. the expenditure of funds if the “Agriculture touches the ✯ Legislative Budget Board says lives of every man, woman and Star✯Courier the requirements listed above child in Texas more times a have not been met.” day than any other industry,” USPS 244-500 Miller said. “It doesn’t matter AG Paxton is sworn in whether you live on a farm in and the Ken Paxton of McKinney Hockley County or in the sub- was sworn in as Texas’s 51st urbs of Houston. Life doesn’t Barbers Hill✯Dayton PRESS attorney general on Jan. 5 work without agriculture.” The Highlands Star Founded 1955 with Gov. Rick Perry, Lt. Gov. Miller, a cattle rancher, The Crosby Courier Founded 1958 David Dewhurst, U.S. Sen. Ted farmer and owner/operator of Consolidated with the Star 1961 Cruz, governor-elect Greg Ab- a commercial nursery busi- SERVING HIGHLANDS, CROSBY, HUFFMAN bott, lieutenant governor-elect ness, previously served six AND NORTHEAST HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS Dan Patrick and Texas Su- terms as member of the Texas preme Court Justice Don Wil- Editor & Publisher ...... Gilbert Hoffman House of Representatives. Associate Publisher ...... Mei-Ing Liu Hoffman lett, family and friends Assoc. Editor/Advertising Manager ...... Lewis Spearman present for the Senate Cham- 3 races require runoffs Assistant Editor ...... Julieta Paita ber ceremony. Special elections were con- Production Manager...... 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Glen Edwin ✯ Muldrow OBITUARIES

a loving husband and father tin; great-grandchildren and was affectionately known Meredith and Ellie Hudson, as Pepaw to his grandchildren, Bennett and Sutton Muldrow, great grandchildren, and oth- and Easton Ramsey; brother er young people that loved Robert Muldrow, sisters Betty him. King, Ann Tisdale and Carol Glen was a faithful visitor Smith, and many cousins. of the sick and elderly. He en- Remembering him will al- joyed gardening, hard physical ways bring a smile to each of work, 3:00 coffee with Larkin us. He is preceded in death by McKay, Thursday morning his parents Hynes and breakfast with close family, lis- Blanche Muldrow and sister tening to his granddaughters Marie Rawls. play the piano, spending time In lieu of flowers, share the with great-grandchildren, and gift of your time to visit and traveling throughout Texas cheer an elderly friend, neigh- visiting his out-of-town fami- bor, or widow that you know – ly and friends. His loved ones perhaps taking a gift of pe- Glen Edwin Muldrow, age include his wife, Frances; cans, oranges, or something 80, of Highlands went home to daughter Shirley and son-in- from your yard or garden, as his Heavenly Father Saturday, law Larry Maddox of New Glen often did. the 10th of January, 2015, at Home, son Kevin and daugh- For those desiring to make his home surrounded by fami- ter-in-law Sandra Muldrow of a memorial gift, we suggest Precinct2Gether celebrates 40 years ly. He was born on the 9th of Highlands, son Gene and Houston Hospice a non-profit August, 1934, in Houston, Tex- daughter-in-law Becky Muld- which provided our family Precinct2Gether is celebrating 40 years at Crosby Community Center at left as to Hynes Stockton Muldrow row of Highlands; grandchil- with compassionate care. The depicted is the Staff with their annual Christmas Holiday Decorations “A Winter and Blanche Denny Muldrow. dren Emily and Mary Maddox family will receive friends Wonderland.” Glen graduated from Lee of Corpus Christi, Amy Baker from 5:00-8:00 on Monday, Crosby Community Center is located at 409 Hare Road, Crosby 77532. Office High school in 1952, he served and husband Tim of Lubbock, January 12th at Sterling-White hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For more information 2 years in the Army and was a David and Ben Maddox of Funeral Home. The service regarding classes or other Center programs please call (281) 462-0543. Master plumber at M.S. Young Lubbock, Sarah Hudson and will be at 10:00A.M., Tuesday, Plumbing for 33 years, often husband Patrick of Austin, January 13th at First Baptist volunteering his plumbing Bryan Muldrow and wife Jac- Church Highlands, with skills for community organiza- quie of Mont Belvieu, Britta- graveside service following at tions and those in need. Glen ny Ramsey and husband Sterling-White Cemetery. married Frances Arlene Irwin Russell of Mont Belvieu, Adam God is very gracious, and we Crosby Yard of the in 1953 and enjoyed 62 years and Nathan Muldrow of Hous- have peace and comfort know- of marriage. They had 3 chil- ton, Katie, Stephen, Melanie, ing that Glen had put his faith dren, 18 grandchildren, and 5 Julie, Kristin, Michael and in Jesus Christ and is now cel- Month great-grandchildren. Glen was Jason Muldrow of Highlands, ebrating eternal life in Heav- The Crosby-Huffman Chambers and Dianna Muldrow of Aus- en with him. 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Gar- Africa, Sri Lanka, and India. the economic future of our net, derived from the word Diamond Jim is a diamond nation. By working with granatum, means seed, and is dealer and precious metals Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam called so because of the gem- broker of NTR Metals. on a national proposal to make stone’s resemblance to a pome- If you have questions per- community college affordable for granate seed. References to taining to jewelry, watches, di- North Shore Rotary donates to CHS JROTC a new generation of students, we the gemstone dates back to amonds, precious stones, The North Shore Rotary Club recently presented the Channelview High School Army JROTC with a $2,000 would not only create an 3100 B.C., when the Egyp- precious metals, and other questions related to the jewel- donation. CHS Principal Cindi Ollis and the JROTC cadets are shown accepting the donation from Rotary opportunity ladder that would tians used garnets as inlays ry industry, email President Dr. Allatia Harris. help fulfill the promise of the jewelry. Garnet is the name of American Dream, but also give the a group of minerals that comes [email protected]. United States a distinct skills in a rainbow of colors, from the See more at: advantage in an increasingly deep red of the pyrope garnet www.pineforestjewelry.com. Channelview Elles volunteer competitive global labor market. Texas is a national leader in many key industries- import/export, energy production, and healthcare. It finds itself at Houston Food Bank increasingly competitive in high- skilled sectors such as software development and research. The Houston metropolitan area is a nexus for each of these key industries, and the communities I represent have been blessed by the increase of good-paying jobs tied to technical career paths in our region. Whether a student is seeking a maritime certification to work at the Port of Houston or is starting an academic path towards a master’s degree in petroleum engineering, community colleges open doors which may be unavailable for some students. Making community colleges an affordable option to all not only helps fill critical industry needs, but delivers on our promise of Texas as a land of opportunity. As the President further details his Over the holiday break, the Channelview Elles participated in helping the Houston Food Bank package policy proposal this month in his food for the hungry in Houston. The Elles were humbled and excited to give back to the community State of the Union Address, I look through their service. Students that represented Channelview High School were Julissa Aleman, Kierra forward to working proactively Boyer-Young, Kenya Brooks, Rykea Brooks, Alexis Bryant, Keyona Carpenter, Adryanne Coleman, Tiffany with my colleagues in the Conrad, Adriana Daniels, Tyzae Gaines, Kennedy Garrison, Kennedi Herderson, Tearlysa Johnson, Ashley Legislature to build on Texas’s Jones, Keondria Matthews, Sonserae Matthews, Chelsea Page, Brea Richardson, Breah Rogers, Raven commitment to enhance Scott, Phillia Starghill, Kamryn Webb, Sharde Willis, Cayce Winnfield and Adeana Young. Sponsors for the workforce development and group are La Kwanta N. Wheelock and Dorcassia Richard-Lewis. economic growth.” WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 2015 NORTH CHANNEL✯STAR Page 7

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HIGHLANDS – Concerned lution. Only private suits can residents of this town met on bring any type of relief or Tuesday evening at the Com- compensation at the present munity Center, to hear an up- time. date on the trial of alleged Questioned on how long all polluters in the San Jacinto of this will take to resolve, river, that have endangered Owen said years or longer. the health and economy of the The EPA is not planning to is- townspeople. sue a final decision until Sep- Making presentations were tember 2015. Resident Bud Harris County attorney Rock Hall stated that there is an Owen, and Environmental ac- urgency for a few people that tivist Jackie Young, represent- are already sick, and who ing TexansTogether and San have been “significantly Jacinto River Coalition. harmed.” Municipal water in High- Owen had been the lead at- Harris County attorney Rock Owen, and Environmental activist Jackie Sam Sledge, standing, and Bud Hall, seated at left, made suggestions torney at the two month trial lands is currently piped by Young, made presentations and answered questions at the and asked questions regarding the disposition of the $29.2 million that ended in November, with the HCWICD from Baytown community meeting. proceeds from the fines levied at the trial. the result that $29.2 million Area Water Authority, which dollars in fines were assessed is supplied from the Trinity by the Harris County court River. However, many homes county general fund. Howev- are on wells, not the water against Waste Management lands, from a more trusted ment and water quality in the from the river and the commu- er, the purpose of this meet- system, and may be subject to and its predecessor disposal source such as the City of river, over a period of time, nity. Besides the county law- ing was to get public input on polluted water in their wells. company, McGinnis. These Houston; and after storms. suit, there is also a federal suggestions for a better use for Chara Bebee, who has a companies settled with the 3. Dissemination of health Owen pointed out that un- EPA Superfund Site proce- the monies, with the idea that son Christopher that had can- county by agreement. Howev- information, warnings, and der current law, the county dure, and private lawsuits still commissioners court, and per- cer, said “we should never for- er, Owen said that the third educational outreach regard- cannot pay expenses of indi- to be adjudicated, he said. haps the state, would return get the people here who have defendant company, Interna- ing the dangers of the pollu- viduals who have suffered Owen noted that looking at the monies to the community suffered, and were injured or tional Paper, was acquitted by tion in the river; health problems or injuries. a larger picture, it is possible if worth while projects could died.” a jury on a 10-2 vote of any re- 4. Remediation of other ar- However, he noted that sever- that the state legislature will be proposed. At present, the Bob Allen, who works for sponsibility for the pollution. eas in addition to the known al private lawsuits were being try to limit local authorities County Commissioners have Harris County Pollution Con- Owen said the County is plan- waste pits; pursued with this goal. He from being able to sue on en- discretion on how the money trol, told the group that the ning to appeal this decision, 5. Provide sell testing and noted that groups have a bet- vironmental issues, which is used for their share. Texas Health Department because many facts were ex- monitoring of private wells, ter chance than individuals to would not be in the best inter- A number of suggestions was planning a study of the cluded from the deliberations which cannot now be paid for win this type of lawsuit. ests of area citizens. were made by the audience area, to survey birth defects by the presiding Judge Caro- by public monies; Owen also said that county Owen said that the county and some specialists that were and cancer rates. However, line Baker. 6. Water supply to areas attorney Vince Ryan was com- at present has no tools or au- present. These included: this is not a full epidimiology Owen and County Attorney that now only have wells; mitted to having the toxic ma- thority to deal with people who 1. Land conservation on the study, which would require Vince Ryan have said that the 7. Health Surveys, such as terials removed completely are already sick or hurt by pol- additional funding. proceeds, $29.2 million, will be riverfront, a set-aside to buff- a complete epidemiology split between the legal fees, er further pollution problem study; the state general fund, and the areas; 8. Further testing of sedi- 2. Water supply to High-

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