PORT of TEXAS CITY PLAYING KEY ROLE in NATION's RISE ATOP WORLD's OIL PRODUCERS By: Brandon Williams

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Vol. 16, No. 17 Sunday, January 13, 2019 USPS 9400 / Cost .75 ¢ PORT OF TEXAS CITY PLAYING KEY ROLE IN NATION'S RISE ATOP WORLD'S OIL PRODUCERS By: Brandon Williams

ALMOST QUIETLY, THE PORT OF TEXAS CITY is now in the forefront of the nation’s rise as the world’s largest producer of oil. As the success in the state’s Permian Basin has helped the United States produce nearly 12 million barrels per day, the process of export- ing crude has led the port becoming perhaps the nation’s leader in welcoming Very Large Crude Containers (VLCC). Since the FPMC C Melody arrived last at the port’s Enterprise Terminal last June – making it the first port in the nation to receive a VLCC – six more have made their way to Texas City. “The frequency of VLCCs is increasing,” said Greg DeLong, the Marine Liaison for En- terprise Products, which has partnered with Enbridge to form the Seaway venture. “There is more interest in ports wanting to have VLCCs, but we are currently in position to handle what the demand has to offer.” Enterprise has averaged loading more than a million barrels at its terminal, yet the mas- sive size of the VLCCs (at least 1,100 feet long) means they are filled at barely over half its capacity. However, Seaway is in the process of developing offshore deep-water ports that would allow the VLCCs to be loaded near their maximum storage. Once that goal is reached, the average of U.S. crude exports will continue to increase. The timing could not be more perfect for the port. Crude oil exports in the United States, which hovered at just under four million barrels per day in 2008, is projected to approach 7,000,000 barrels per day by 2025. The Perm- ian Basin alone is currently delivering more than 3.8 million barrels per day, a number that will rise sharply as Royal Dutch Shell and BP begin to eye the vast bounty that Exxon and Chevron have led the way in making the Basin one of the world’s hottest oil exploration sites. “I am becoming more convinced that the Permian Basin could eventually give Ghawar a run for its money,” said Forbes Magazine contributing writer Robert Rapier, referring to the Ghawar oil field in Saudi Arabia, which have consistently produced more than 5 million barrels per day for the past 20-plus years. That, in turn, brings the port’s ability to handle VLCCs as a major player in the process. “All of this is being driven by the Permian Basin,” said Rick Rainey, Vice-President of Public Relations for Enterprise Products. “There’s a need for an outlet to ship it off, and we’re in the right place to do so. Still, we’re going to need all the infrastructure we can get to become even more efficient.” Enterprise envisions that the port will be able to load between 80-90 percent of the barrels before the VLCCs head offshore to take in the rest. Rainey added that the Enterprise terminal is expecting at least four more VLCCs to arrive into Texas City within the next few weeks.

HERE'S HOW THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN IS AFFECTING TEXAS A LITTLE HELP FOR OUR FRIENDS BY EMMA PLATOFF (Reprinted from the Texas Tribune) The Texas City Fire Dept. has challenged the Texas City Police Dept. to a diaper collection challenge. The Challenge is to collect as many packages of diapers as possible by 5 p.m. Wednesday, January 16th. The losing Chief will wear a T-shirt representing the other services Department for the day on Friday, January 18th. All diapers collected will be distributed to the Coast Guard Families both on the Mainland and the Island. We need all sizes so whatever size you wish to donate will be most appreciated and put to good use. Your support will be greatly appreciated!

Diapers may be dropped off an any Texas City Fire Station or The Tex- as City Police Depart- ment or arrangements may be made for pick up prior to 12 p.m. Wednes- day, January 16th by calling 409-643-5700.

A view of northern Mexico from the South Rim of the Chisos Mountain in Big Bend National Park. Bob Daemmrich

Monday marked day 17 of the federal government’s partial shutdown, the WHAT IS THE CITIZEN POLICE ACADEMY? long-running result of a stalemate between President Donald Trump and The role of Police has always been an interest to the average Citizen. The television media has Congress over Trump’s promised border wall. In its third week, the shutdown capitalized upon this curiosity with shows such as “Cops”, “America’s Most Wanted”, and “Sto- is now the longest since December 1995, when the federal government ries of the Highway Patrol”. Each week, real police action is broadcast into the living rooms of stayed closed 21 full days. millions of Americans. Numerous Police Agencies have also benefited from the curiosity that Not everything is closed. Law enforcement and mail workers are still on the citizens have about the police. These agencies have formed Citizen Police Academy programs job; about 75 percent of the government is funded. But operations have been that create an expansion of their community based efforts. impacted at nine sprawling federal departments, and some 800,000 of the These programs are intended to open the lines of communication between the Community country’s 2.1 million federal workers are not being paid. and the Police Department. Generally, the relationship between the police and the citizen is What does all that mean for Texas? one of “love/hate”. To the Citizen, it may frequently appear that the police are not doing their Work, but no pay job or are exceeding their boundaries. By Thousands of federal workers in Texas are among those nationwide who allowing citizens a firsthand look at what have been compelled to work without pay as the government remains par- rules, regulations and policies the police tially shut down. follow, some of the misunderstanding may Thousands of Transportation Security Administration workers staffing air- be alleviated. The objective of the Citizen port security screenings are expected to continue working. But hundreds Police Academy is not to train an individual have been calling in sick, according to a Friday report from CNN — includ- to be a “Reserve Police Officer” but to pro- ing two to three times more workers missing work than usual at Dallas-Fort duce informed citizens. Worth International Airport. The Citizens and Police Officers meet "This problem of call-outs is really going to explode over the next week each other face to face in a neutral, friendly or two when employees miss their first paycheck," a DFW union official told setting and each becomes a person to the CNN. "TSA officers are telling the union they will find another way to make other. In the past, citizens have simply seen money. That means calling out to work other jobs." a uniform, now they have an understand- For some federal workers in Texas, there may be good news: According to ing about the person behind the badge. Lisa Givens, a spokeswoman for the Texas Workforce Commission, federal The Texas City Citizen Police Academy workers who are furloughed or working without a paycheck may be eligible Alumni Association meets monthly and infor unemploymentfsc_frontpagestrip_0118.pdf insurance 1 1/7/2019 benefits. 1:17:08 As PM of Monday, the commission has vites all Academy participants to join in and received more than 1,800 initial claims as- be a part CONTINUED ON PG 3 sociated with the shutdown, Givens said. of learning CONTINUED ON PG 3 FAMILY SERVICE CENTER OF GALVESTON COUNTY HONORING Connections of the Heart Gala Tino and Denise Gonzalez FlashbackFlashback Friday, February 1, 2019 RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE AT FRIDAYFRIDAY FSCGAL.ORG Dancing with The J.A.M. 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- - - - Sunday, January 13, 2019 www.thepostnewspaper.net THE POST 3 SHUTDOWN CONTINUED FROM PG 1 Immigration and border security National parks are open… sort of. As workers considered “essential,” Border Patrol agents The shutdown has reached Texas’ 14 national parks. remain on duty — but it’s not clear when they will be paid. Sites across the country remain open, but there are no Immigration courts, which are contained within the De- visitor services being provided — that’s everything from partment of Justice, have seen major delays amid the shut- trash collection to road maintenance. That marks a de- down. Most are closed, with the exception of courts hearing parture from practice in previous extended government cases of migrants who are currently detained. There is al- shutdowns, when the service blocked public access to ready an enormous backlog: There are more than 800,000 many sites in order to decrease risks of injury to visitors or pending immigration cases nationwide, including about damage to the sites. The Washington Post reported that 119,000 in Texas. Immigration court dates that fall during the three people have died in accidents at National Parks shutdown may be postponed for as long as three or four Service sites since the shutdown began last month. years, The New York Times reported. The Post also reported Sunday that the Interior De- Justice delayed partment will begin paying for expanded operations at The shutdown has thrust much of the federal court sys- some popular sites using entrance fees — what one top tem into chaos, with furloughs at the Department of Justice official called an “extraordinary step.” But officials have and funding running out for federal district courts. Federal not yet made clear which sites might restart operations, courts, operating on “limited funds,” aim to sustain paid op- according to Politico. erations through next Friday. The Internal Revenue Service is among the agencies Attorneys for the federal government asked for a pause affected, slowing down financial transactions for some in proceedings of a Texas-led challenge to the Affordable lenders and home buyers. Many lenders (for mortgages, Care Act, which a federal judge declared unconstitutional student loans or other borrowing) require official income last month. Justice Department lawyers are prohibited from verification from the IRS — and those transcripts are not working “except in very limited circumstances,” attorneys being sent as the IRS remains largely shuttered. Tax re- wrote in the case filing. That restriction could delay already funds could also be delayed, especially if the shutdown slow-running civil cases. persists. TCPA CONTINUED FROM PG 1 about and supporting Texas City’s exceptional police department. You will be on the inside track learning from law enforcement specialists; assist the department at city wide functions, from parades to town hall meetings as well as department specific functions like Christmas with the Blue that provides Christmas for hundreds of underprivileged children, our annual Blue Streak competition where each department competes in a derby at Bay Area Raceway for a trophy and bragging rights, or perhaps play the part of a hostage in a Hostage Crisis Exercise. What a great way to support our local P.D., support your community all while you gain unique and valuable insight into what these brave individuals face every day as they Protect & Serve our community. The Next CPA Academy will begin on Monday, January 21st at the TCPD. If you would like to join the TCCPAAA, please register by calling 409-996-8477

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JANUARY 3 Born August 19, 1964 Orr II CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW? Dennis Willis Born November 6, 1963 There are some simple things we can do to im- Born June 18, 1950 JANUARY 5 Leslie L. Summerville prove our lives and the lives of those around Dorothy Conley Jr. us in the new year. Why not practice being a JANUARY 4 Born May 12, 1935 Born August 29, 1937 better listener? Fully engage when someone Victoria Delanor Joe Dickerson speaks to you. Don't interrupt them. Give them Alexander Died at age 77 JANUARY 7 the opportunity to speak their thoughts, feelings and emotions freely. If they ask Born August 14, 1945 Frank Fabj Jimmy Randall Curtis your opinion, give it, respectfully with thoughts of how your words might sound Braxton Allen Born September 22, 1948 Born February 11, 1953 to them. Show that you’re listening by maintaining eye contact, nodding, and Blalock Arturo Garcia Jr. using positive body language. Often we listen with the thought of responding Born May 12, 1950 Born February 28, 1997 JANUARY 8 and miss what someone is saying. We can also tune them out and listen with a Jamie Lin Gill Cook Abelia Salinas-Guil- Myrtis C. Luquotte thousand other thoughts going through our heads. Learning to listen is impor- Born May 10, 1956 len Born October 14, 1924 tant not only for the one listening, but also to our spouse, child. our aging par- Stephen Henry Hud- Born August 4, 1950 Arlene Joyce Rich- ents, good friends, and for whoever trusts you with their thoughts and feelings. gens Mary Vela ards By actively and Born December 3, 1950 Born June 15, 1929 Born November 2, 1963 fully listening Sandra Marie Hulse you could be Born November 3, 1950 JANUARY 6 JANUARY 9 helping some- James Jackson Sr. Bo Lee “Roy” Lorfing Jerrold Ray Feaster one heal in Born May 31, 1933 Born December 29, 1956 Born February 3, 1940 the new year. Raymond John Matelli Arun Nandety Good listen- Born May 7, 1924 Born August 1, 1955 ers, especially Angel Mancini Mack “Steve” Stevens in these very tense times, In Our Prayers is a free service offered by The Post to the Galveston County community each Sunday and records the known passing of citizens up to the previous Thursday. Mourners wishing to publish additio- are gifts to nal details of their loved one’s passing are invited to call 409-943-4265 for details. those around them.

St. Georges Episcopal Memorial Lutheran Church St. John's United Methodist Church Services Sunday - 8:00 & 10:30 2021 29th St. N. Texas City, TX MISSION TEXAS CITY 8200 25th Ave N • Texas City, TX 77591 510 13th Ave. N. 10:30 - Worship Every Saturday 9:00am - 11:00am with Children's Church 409-945-2583 (nursery attendant provided) 409-655-5348 Rev. Robin Reeves 409-945-4052 www.mlctc.org SUNDAY SCHEDULE: Reasonable Tuition • A Foursquare 9:30am Contemporary Worship Christ-centered • God's Rainbow Baptist Church Childhood Worship – 9:30am Adventure Zone (Kids) Environment Sun. 10:15 am • Wed. 7:00 pm Service Times 409-933-4820 10:30am Fellowship Time Small Classes • Sunday Worship - 9:00am & 10:15am 9300 E.F. Lowry Expwy., Suite 222 Education *Bible Study 7:00pm Wed.* Texas City, TX 11:00am Traditional Worship www.thecrossing4square.com Loving Teachers • Rev. L D Harris 6402 - O'Brien St. Hitchcock 77563 Cell# (409) 599-1060 Pastor - Tim Franklin 5:00pm Youth Group Ministry Registration open Pre-K to 2nd Grade 409-945-9313 CALL NOW FOR MORE INFORMATION!

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DOG OF THE WEEK Hi! Let me introduce myself, my name is “Boots”. I’m a sweet boy who loves to play and can entertain myself for hours. I’m very well behaved and respectful. I really think I’d make a great addition to a loving, forever home. Will you come visit me? Ask for Boots (A015931).

CAT OF THE WEEK TABI (A014561) is a Domestic Short Hair with a brown tabby and white coat. She is a pretty and proper young lady with her big bright eyes and sparkling white paws. Tabi is a little over a year old, enjoys attention, hanging out with her kitty friend and cat naps. She dreams of being adopted and having a wonderful forever home. Tabi plans to make the most of her formal debut this week, so plan to come and get acquainted. ADOPTION DETAILS Boots and Tabi is available for adoption January 15- 19, 2019 at the special rate of $42.50. PET-OF-THE-WEEK COSTS Adoptions include rabies vaccination, neutering Videos of the Pets of the Week can be viewed on and microchipping. Senior citizens can adopt a se- www.facebook.com/garcpets and www.youtube.com. nior pet for only $20.

To adopt, call 409-948-2485 or go online to arcpets.org. These and other pets are available at the Galveston County animal resource center, 3412 Loop 197 North, Texas City. ART & HOUSTON RODEO In January, schools participating in the School Art Program com- pete in district shows judged by the Show's School Art Commit- tee. The artwork is divided into three categories: elementary, ju- nior high and high school. Best of Show, Gold Medal and Special Merit awards are select- ed in each category. All work is eligible for the Show's School Art Auction. Invitations to participate in the School Art Program are extended on an annual basis at the sole discretion of the Houston Live- stock Show and Rodeo™. Par- ticipation is limited to schools in approved public independent school districts and approved private schools. Each summer, the School Art Committee evaluates each returning school district and private school on its support of the program and evaluates new ap- plicants based on the application criteria and the program's space availability for the coming year. Mission of the School Art Pro- gram: The mission of the School Art Committee is to coordinate and supervise the Houston Live- stock Show and Rodeo™ School Art Program. The program pro- motes an awareness of agricul- ture, Western Heritage and Show activities through artistic competi- tions for area students. See last year’s entries at: https://www.rodeohouston.com/ Educational-Support/School-Art- Program#ArtGallery

Artist: Sierra Rotar, Texas City

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HOW THE SHUTDOWN IS IMPACTING TRUCKING On Monday the United States Senate rejected a budget proposal put forth by Congress, prompting the first government shutdown since 1996. Over 800,000 “non-essential” government workers have been told not to come to work, though currently there are still some 2.5 million workers still reporting for work. That number may change in the coming days and weeks if a budget isn’t passed and the government revived. Here’s the impact the government shutdown will have on the trucking industry according to thetruckersreport.com. According to an article published on Overdrive Online, 18,481 DOT employees have already been furloughed. This still leaves 36,987 employees regular hours, but it is not known what sort of backlog or work shortage will result from the absence of a third of all the DOT’s employees. The FMCSA meanwhile has stated that their operations will continue as normal. None of their 1,102 employees have been placed on furlough. According to the DOT, the FMCSA has “sufficient balances of liquidating cash to operate for a limited period during a lapse of annual appropriations.” If the shut-down lasts for longer than the “limited period” however, we may see FMCSA employees taking unpaid vacations like other government employees. SUNDAY Puzzle Party WORD SEARCH ACCUMULA- ATMOSPHERE BLIZZARD FLURRY PELLETS

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By Brandon C. Williams

REEL 'EM IN THE FIELD ... ON THE FIELD ... ON THE FIELD Our weekly guide to action at SPORTS WEEK OPENS WITH favored angling spots BASKETBALL HEAVY SCHEDULE WITH FOOTBALL SEASON at its end, the focus is on basketball. There will be an abundance to begin the week with a pair of games from the FISHING FORECAST Rockets leading into the usual Tuesday night feast of boys’ and girls’ THE RAIN THAT hit the area late Friday and early Saturday morning will clear basketball across the area. There will also be a vast share of boys’ and out later Saturday, giving way to ideal fishing conditions. Temps will be mild and girls’ soccer as each continue the early stages of the regular season. slightly warming up as the new week begins. Moses Lake in Texas City is a hot spot for redfish, while trout is running throughout the area. Fresh shrimp and crabs have proved to be the most effective bait. SUNDAY: The Rockets make their only regular season visit to Orlando to meet the Magic beginning at 5:00pm. AT&T Sportsnet Southwest will BOLIVAR: Trout are fair to good on the south shoreline on slow–sinking plugs. begin its pregame coverage at 4:30pm. Black drum and redfish are good at Rollover Pass. MONDAY: Being in Florida was too brief for the Rockets, who return TRINITY BAY: Freshwater runoff from Trinity River has hurt fishing. home to welcome the Grizzlies for a 7:00pm tip at Toyota Center. Hous- EAST GALVESTON BAY: Trout are fair to good on the north shoreline on Cork- ton won the first meeting between the teams on New Year’s Eve, as ies and MirrOlures. Whiting and sand trout are good on the edge of the Intra- James Harden poured in 43 points on the way to a 113-101 over Mem- coastal on fresh shrimp. phis. AT&T Sportsnet Southwest will have the pregame show beginning at 6:30pm. WEST GALVESTON BAY: Trout are fair on the mud and shell on MirrOlures and Corkies in the afternoon. Sheepshead, redfish and black drum are good at the jetty on shrimp and crabs. TUESDAY: A busy night of girls’ basketball begins with La Marque at Brazosport, Galveston Ball at Goose Creek Memorial and Crosby at TEXAS CITY: Whiting and sand trout are fair to good on shrimp from the piers. Santa Fe at 6:30pm. Friendswood at Baytown Lee, Clear Creek at Clear Redfish are fair in Moses Lake on the falling tide on crabs and shrimp. Brook, Clear Falls at Clear Springs, Clear Lake at Dickinson and Galena Park at Texas City are each 7:00pm starts. FREEPORT: Sand trout and sheepshead are good on live shrimp on the reefs. The boys’ hoops docket will have Clear Brook at Clear Creek, Clear Redfish are fair to good at San Luis pass on cracked blue crabs. Springs at Clear Falls, Dickinson at Clear Lake, Santa Fe at Crosby, EAST MATAGORDA BAY: Trout are fair for drifters on Bass Assassins and Baytown Lee at Friendswood, Texas City at Galena Park and Goose Down South Lures over humps and scattered shell. Redfish are fair to good in Creek Memorial at Galveston Ball starting at 7:00pm. Brazosport at the guts along the shorelines on the east end of the bay on Gulps. state-ranked La Marque tips off at 7:30pm. Five matches are on tap in boys’ soccer. Strake Jesuit at Clear Creek, WEST MATAGORDA BAY: Redfish are fair to good on the south shoreline in Pasadena at Clear Falls, Westfield at Clear Springs, Santa Fe at Cy-Fair the guts and bayous on the incoming tide. The Colorado River is running fresh. and Clear Brook at Texas City will each begin at 7:30pm. PORT O'CONNOR: Trout and redfish are fair on soft plastics on the edge of The girls’ soccer schedule will have Clear Creek at Dawson beginning muddy channels and at the jetty. Redfish are good at the mouths of drains. at 7:00pm, with Texas City at Alvin and Pearland at Clear Brook (at Sheepshead are good at the jetty on shrimp. Challenger-Columbia Stadium) starting at 7:30pm. VICTORYSPORTSNET.COM RETURNS TO COVER STINGS, COOGS BOYS' HOOPS GAMES VICTORY SPORTS NET will return to the airwaves on Tuesday for the first of six boys’ basketball games featuring the Texas City Stingarees and the state- ranked La Marque Cougars. It will be La Marque getting the first game when they host Brazosport beginning at 7:30pm, with the pregame show starting at 7:20. The Stings’ first game on the air will come on Friday when they welcome District 22-5A leader Galves- ton Ball for a 7:00pm tip with a 6:50pm pregame show. Each of the games can be found at victorysportsnet.com. There may also be other games added during the regular season along with playoff games for both schools being broadcast. Following is the complete list of the Victory Sports Net schedule. Tuesday, Jan. 15 - Brazosport @ La Marque (On Air at 7:20 p.m.) Friday, Jan. 18 - Ball High @ Texas City (On Air at 6:50 p.m.) Tuesday, Jan. 22 - Friendswood @ Texas City (On Air at 6:50 p.m.) 1: Clear Lake boys’ basketball coach Tommy Penders recently won his 400th ca- Friday, Feb. 1 - Crosby @ Texas City (On Air at 6:50 p.m.) reer game as a varsity coach. The Falcons entered Friday’s game against Clear Friday, Feb. 8 - Bay City @ La Marque (On Air at 7:20 p.m.) Brook with a 2-1 record in District 24-6A and an overall mark of 19-5 this season. Tuesday, Feb. 12 - West Columbia @ La Marque (On Air at 7:20 p.m.) Victory Sports Net also has archived broadcasts of past Texas City and La Marque football and boys basketball games.

2: The Clear Brook Bowling team had a successful showing against district rival Clear Lake, as all four of the Wolverines teams recorded victories. The program is coming off a 2017-18 season that saw the girls’ team advance to the state finals in San Antonio.

3: Clear Creek baseball coach Brent Kunefke talked about his Wildcats team with Texas Radio Sports Network at the Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association Convention. Creek looks to return atop District 24-6A after a tough 2018 season that left the program out of the postseason chase. THE POST www.thepostnewspaper.net Sunday, January 13, 2019 7 SHINING A LIGHT ON SAVING ENERGY Lighting accounts for 10 percent of an average house- traditional incandescent bulb and last anywhere from reach locations, although LEDs may be slightly bet- hold’s energy consumption—a major use of energy six to 15 times longer and release about 80 percent ter since they typically last longer. Both options have and a big expense. But if you look on the bright side, of their energy as heat. CFLs need a little more ener- higher up-front cost than incandescent bulbs, but there’s also a big potential for savings—a win for your gy when they are first turned on. 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CFLs useMonday 75 percentafter the less energy than a are both ideal for hard to expiration of 42 days from the date of issuance hereof, such day being Monday, February AND AGAIN,04, 2019. Said THE NIGHT SKY FILLS WITH BALLOONS written answer may As a vigil was beingbe fi heldled by this mailing last Sunday, for three of a life ended far too children whose livessame were to: Galves- cut short on one side of soon. “Anyone who ever ton County Clerk’s Texas City, a franticOffi searchce, 600 59thwas being conducted for met my son knew he was another child whoStreet, had wanderedSuite 2001, off and could not only a joy and a blessing, be found at the CostaGalveston, Mariposa Texas apartments out by with the sweetest heart 77551. The case College of The Mainland.is presently Sadly before his body was found and the biggest smile around 6:00 p.m. theMonday Honorable evening Jack in the flood reten- you would ever see.” tion pond where heEwing, would County often visit the resident gan- And as the fam- Court at Law No. 3 der that occupies ofthe Galveston pond. Coun- ily moved inside, those While friends, familyty, at theand Galveston media gathered to mourn who had gathered there his passing, the ganderCounty calledJustice and called as if he too placed their candles, Center in Galves- was mourning theton, loss Texas. of his little friend. Although the remaining balloons, law enforcement hadSaid searchedplaintiff’s Orig- the pond, even using toys and coat hangers sonar to try to locateinal Petition Xavion, was the amount of debris – a favorite plaything of fi led on October 01, that has gathered2018, at the under bottom docket of the pool made it Xavion’s – on the fence impossible to makeno. acv-0081990, determination. And so it was next to where they had that only two dayswith after the the style vigil of honoring the pass- gathered. And in the si- the cause being: ing of Angela, Prince,Diana Hernandez and Ashanti, the children of lence you could still hear Kimaria Nelson, againvs. Rebecca friends Valdez and family of Xavion the mournful cries of the Young’s family gatheredThe name together and ad- to pray and sing, gander who too had lost dress of the plain- lighting candles andtiff oronce the attorneyagain, mourning the loss a friend. of record is: John D. Pascoe, PMB 124, 3118 FM The POST Newspaper Call NOW528 Webster, TX AS LOW AS to place your77598. The nature of said $1000 PER CLASSIFIEDsuit being substan- tially as follows, to WEEK (409) 943-4265wit: On or about No- vember 9, 2016, LASSIFIE DEADLINES TO place, cancel or correct ads: 3P.M. TUESDAY for the following issue the PlaintiffC was D operating a mail Office: 409-943-4265truck at or near • Fax: 409-965-0216 • Email: [email protected] 500 block of Han- sen Rd, Clear Lake Shores, Galveston LEGAL NOTICE County,CONTINUED TX, when LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE CLASSES ADVERTISE ADVERTISE ADVERTISE REAL ESTATE without notice the To: Rebecca Valdez Defendant, who NOTICE TO Pursuant to Chap- JUST US You have been CREDITORS $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ was driving a 2007 ter 59 of the Texas AND GUNS sued. You may em- Tan Ford Explorer, Notice is hereby Property Code I BUY RVs ploy an attorney. 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Only $3.99 per square foot LaMarque Court at Law No. 3 Texas Property may be Painted Meadows of Galveston Coun- the time and in the •5th wheels ...... 8’x20’ = $638.00 Exceptional 4/2.5/2 sold in batches or BEST RATES ty, at the Galveston manner prescribed home centrally located. By /S/ Cynthia Be- item by item. Misc. Locally •Motorhomes ...... 8’x25’ = $798.00 County Justice by law. SF ISD navides, Deputy $235,000 Center in Galves- household items Call for FREE Quote •Park models ...... 8’x30’ = $957.00 c/o Ellis J. Ortego, being sold include ton, Texas. Se busca ad- 409-466-7363 TIKI ISLAND Attorney at Law, P. the contents of the •GOOSENECK, BUMPERPOOL, MOBILE HOMES Said plaintiff’s Orig- ministrador del Foreclosure Clean Ups Invest in Leisure O. 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AVAILABLE 2-1-19 FOR A PMB 124, 3118 FM dora del departa- RESALE NEW LISTING! lene Mathews, PRIVATE SHOWING CALL 409-750-2918 Jamaica Beach/Galv 528 Webster, TX mento de servicio 808 6TH. unit#114 Lakay 2/1/1 + bonus rm & half 77598. hara inventario Williams, unit bath dwnstr/fresh STREET paint-solar screens The nature of said #154 Karen suit being substan- de materiales de TEXAS CITY, $282,000 Shinette, unit tially as follows, to ofi cina atendera la TEXAS 222,238,348 Wil- Talk to Us about New wit: correspondencia liams Odessa, unit Home construction On or about No- Sale starts opportunities & Special vember 9, 2016, y y preparara la ursday, #9 Nella Venzant, Financing Plans the Plaintiff was unit #252 Go- lista de compra de “FOR LEASE” operating a mail 1-10-2019 deaux Holly, materiales de offi - Commercial Building truck at or near unit#145 Johnson Now available on 6th St. 500 block of Han- na este trabajo es Hours Helen, unit#22 Call for Details sen Rd, Clear Lake Lund,Kimberly, **** para una compañía Wednesday thru Wyattrealestate.net Shores, Galveston unit#270 Mercier de concreto en Saturday David Wyatt, Broker County, TX, when Elaine WYATT REAL ESTATE, LLC 409-945-4424 without notice the Alvin Texas 10 am thru 4 pm Defendant, who was driving a 2007 Tan Ford Explorer, failed to provide notice or warn- ing proximately causing the colli- sion. The Plaintiff suffered injuries and damages about which she com- plains. If this citation is not served, it shall be returned unserved. Issued under my hand and seal of offi ce on this the 17th day of De- cember, 2018.

DWIGHT D. SULLIVAN, County Clerk, Probate Court Galveston County, Texas

By /S/ Cynthia Be- navides, Deputy 8 THE POST www.thepostnewspaper.net Sunday, January 13, 2019 at ma wh tte CT r E s T m O o R s

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