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Operation One VOTE to host voter education, candidates forum Oct. 5 in Jefferson County (opens the original)
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BEAUMONT — With key election deadlines approaching ahead of the general mid-term election, Operation One VOTE, Inc. is inviting Jefferson County residents to a voter education session and candidates forum focused on how to cast a ballot and what voters need to know before heading to the polls. Operation One VOTE, Inc. will host the Voter Education Session and Candidates Forum on Monday, Oct. 5, at 6:30 p.m. at the Sarah Street Community Center, 3455 Sarah St. Organizers said the voter education
EquuSearch joins Newton County search after remains found; evidence sent to lab (opens the original)
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NEWTON COUNTY — Investigators returned late Saturday to the area east of Kirbyville, where human remains were found Thursday, as authorities continue looking into the disappearance of Newton County resident Joshua Larkin. Newton County Sheriff Colton Havard told KJAS that he and others went back to the location along Farm to Market Road 82. This time, Havard said, his department was assisted by volunteers with Equusearch, an organization that conducts searches around the country. According to KJ
Port Arthur’s El Refu 4 cleared to reopen after Golden Pass LNG incident (opens the original)
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El Refu 4 in Port Arthur has been cleared by the Port Arthur Health Department to reopen following a food poisoning incident tied to an employee appreciation breakfast at Golden Pass LNG in Sabine Pass. In a message posted by the restaurant, El Refu 4 apologized for “the worry and difficult moments caused by the recent situation,” adding, “Our thoughts are with everyone affected, and we truly hope everyone is feeling better and recovering well.” The restaurant said that after meeting with the Po
Nederland leaders to vote on property tax hike despite population decline (opens the original)
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NEDERLAND — Even as Nederland’s population has declined in recent years, city leaders say aging infrastructure and mounting repair needs are driving a push for more revenue, including a planned vote Monday to raise the property tax rate. The 2020 census counted 18,856 people in Nederland. In July of last year, the U.S. Census Bureau estimated the population had fallen to 18,108, a decline of about 4%. At the same time, the city’s taxable property value has increased sharply. According to the cit
Mexican Heritage Society of Port Arthur marks 58th fiesta at civic center (opens the original)
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PORT ARTHUR — The Bob Bowers Civic Center in Port Arthur turned into a celebration of Mexican culture as the Mexican Heritage Society of Port Arthur marked its 58th fiesta. Organizers encouraged the community to bring the whole family for a day of food, music and cultural events celebrating traditional Mexican heritage. “So we want to make sure that we don't forget our roots,” Zulema Escobedo said. “So we'd like to share it with the community because sometimes you've never been to Mexico.” Anoth
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