Residents troubled by debris left in northwest Houston neighborhood
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HOUSTON – A Houston man said he’s upset with trash and debris in his neighborhood.
“I just want to live in a clean community,” said Dana Blankenship, who lives near T C Jester Boulevard and West Tidwell Road.
He took us to a pile of debris off of Mansfield Street near Cebra Street, which included a mattress, tires, and even a toilet in the ditch.
“They tend to grow over the day,” Blankenship said about the piles.
He also alerted us to another batch of items on T C Jester near Tidwell, which is across the street from more mattresses.
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A possible sex complaint is being investigated. 6:56 a.m.
Officer assisted the Tiffin Police Department in the 300 block of Jump Street. 8:10 a.m.
Officers spoke with a subject on station regarding a juvenile complaint. 11:26 a.m.
A vehicle was towed from the 500 block of South Spring Street for expired tags. 11:35 a.m.
A disturbance in the 900 block of West Perry Street was investigated. 11:46 a.m.
Officers spoke with a subject on station regarding a domestic issue. 1:46 p.m.
Officers made a welfare check on a subject in the 100 block of East Mary Street. 2:06 p.m.
Irreplaceable Sherwood cherry trees near library to be saved What is a library without trees?
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Leannne Narewski and Rob mackinder (right) and residents of Sherwood who want to save the trees. (Image: Nottingham Post)
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Residents in Sherwood have welcomed decisions to keep an impressive group of trees from being lost as part of a large development.
Feds: Man linked to several Hartford robberies sentenced to 9 years
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HARTFORD A city man will spend nine years in federal prison for committing violent robberies against several individuals who were trying to buy items over classified ads online, according to prosecutors.
Judge Jeffrey A Meyer in New Haven sentenced Isaiah Halliday, 21, of Hartford to 108 months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release on Wednesday.
He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to interfere with commerce by robbery on Feb. 16 in connection with several robberies in late 2017.
Between September and November 2017, Halliday and others committed several robberies in Hartford, luring in would-be customers with real or nonexistent items posted on mobile classifieds websites like Offer Up, Letgo and Craigslist, prosecutors said. A fake account was used.
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