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Beaumont residents renew concerns over exposed gas lines after city work
Beaumont — Beaumont residents are again raising concerns about exposed gas lines in their neighborhood months after a city drainage project left utility lines visible. The gas lines were exposed when the city began a drainage ditch improvement project at Evalon Avenue and Center Street. Resident Albert Harrison said he first noticed the issue in June.
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BISD: Sandi Massey has passed Superintendent Certification Exam
BEAUMONT — Beaumont ISD says superintendent Sandi Massey completed the Superintendent's Certification exam and received notification that she has passed. The district says it should be reflected in the state system in about two weeks. Massey had said she was working toward the certification when the TEA appointed her...
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60-day plan could delay $5M in water fund revenue; current cycle is 30 days
Beaumont City Council members are considering whether to give water customers more time to pay their bills or dispute charges before service is disconnected, but city staff warned that extending the payment window could create major financial and operational problems. Council Members Cory Crenshaw and LaDonna Sherwood presented the proposal...
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Beaumont council to vote on $905,000 for dozer, golf carts as Crenshaw questions cost
Beaumont City Council members will decide Tuesday whether to spend about $905,000 on a new bulldozer for the city landfill and 12 new golf carts for Henry Homberg Golf Course, and one councilman wants the city to look for a cheaper way first. Councilman Cory Crenshaw took the question to...
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Dr. Ray Callas, candidate for Texas State Representitive of District 21 makes stop in Jasper
Dr. Ray Callas of Beaumont was in Jasper on Monday as he seeks the State House Representative Seat 21. Callas made a stop at Smitty's Smokehouse near the intersection of Highways 190 and 96 where he visited with local residents who came out to see or meet him. A native...
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Beaumont council approves $190,000 study of underground voids near City Hall, Civic Center
Beaumont — Beaumont City Council has approved nearly $190,000 for an assessment aimed at addressing underground openings between City Hall and the Civic Center. The city plans to tackle the issue in two phases, starting with a study to determine the extent of the damage and what repairs will be needed. While City Hall and the Civic Center appear to be in good shape above ground, city officials say problems exist beneath the surface.