Lindsey Kinane

United States

News Reporter at The Facts

SHSU Graduate student 2020-present

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Benji’s Animal Adoption Barn to move in near Sweeny animal shelter

1 week ago | thefacts.com | Lindsey Kinane

SWEENY — Animal Control Officer Rodger Larsen worked seven days a week to manage the city’s animal shelter, going to the site three times a day. The shelter houses at least eight dogs outside in a wire-fenced cage about 5 by 6 feet with space for a couple of cats inside. The fence exposes the dogs to the elements and disease, leaving animals without air conditioning during the summer months and three portable heaters providing warmth on cold days.
Swimmer missing in Surfside; officials still looking

1 week ago | thefacts.com | Lindsey Kinane

SURFSIDE BEACH — Search efforts continued Wednesday for a 19-year-old Houston man who went missing off Surfside Beach, authorities said. Christian Jackson and a friend were swimming on the second sandbank at Surfside Beach about 2 p.m. Monday a large wave picked them up and they couldn’t regain their footing, Surfside Beach Police Chief Philip Hester said. kAm%96 4@>A2?:@? >256 :E D276=J E@ D9@C6[ 3FE y24<D@?
Angleton High School CTE teachers receives grant for animatronic robot

1 week ago | thefacts.com | Lindsey Kinane

ANGLETONThe Angleton High School CTE programs have been given a little spark. Before the end of the 2024-25 school year, Angleton High School Digital Media Teacher Tammie Myers unexpectedly received an animatronic figure called Spark-E, which stands for Specialized Programmable Animatronic and Robotics Kit for Education. The kit costs more than $55,000.
Sweeny approves Texas Rebuild for wellhead rehabilitation

1 week ago | thefacts.com | Lindsey Kinane

SWEENY — Texas Rebuild will clean four city wells by removing grime, brown water and providing readings for their rehabilitation in the city’s plumbing to help lower chemical and energy costs. Sweeny City Council received the proposal for the wells at Peach Street, Sycamore Street, MLK Street and Travis Street. They approved it at a recent meeting with an estimated contract cost of $10,000.
FM 521 bridge opens after six months

2 weeks ago | thefacts.com | Lindsey Kinane

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Danbury's top students honor those who helped them succeed

2 weeks ago | thefacts.com | Lindsey Kinane

DANBURY — Whenever Zoe Langdon would pass by Julia Fitzgerald’s classroom, the Danbury High School senior would always know when the anatomy and physiology students were doing dissections. The activity was gross, she said, but the teacher was worth it, Langdon said during the 11th annual Danbury ISD Education Foundation Awards Breakfast. Fitzgerald’s dedication and personal time for students had a lasting impact.
Sweeny couple injured in motorcycle wreck

2 weeks ago | thefacts.com | Lindsey Kinane

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Two vehicle accident leaves two with minor injures

2 weeks ago | thefacts.com | Lindsey Kinane

SWEENY — Two people received what are believed to be minor injuries in a crash involving a Honda motorcycle, authorities said. The crash happened Wednesday morning in the 8000 block of Damon Black Ferry Road off FM 524 when forklift driver Justyn Sedillo, 36, of Lake Jackson started to turn from the highway onto a gravel road, Texas DPS Sgt. Stephen Woodard said. The motorcycle driver, Kenneth Sexton, 74, and his passenger, wife Kathie, 75, drove the bike into the forklift, the trooper said.
Danbury ISD Education Foundation holds 11th annual awards breakfast

2 weeks ago | thefacts.com | Lindsey Kinane

DANBURY — Whenever Zoe Langdon would pass by Julia Fitzgerald's classroom, the Danbury High School senior would always know when the anatomy and physiology students were doing dissections. The activity was gross, she said, but the teacher was worth it, Langdon said during the 11th annual Danbury ISD Education Foundation Awards Breakfast. Fitzgerald's dedication and personal time for students had a lasting impact. kAm“w6C 4=2DD >256 >6 766= 4@?7:56?E :?
Iowa Colony High School prepares for first graduating class

2 weeks ago | thefacts.com | Lindsey Kinane

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