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The City of Baytown will begin Phase Two of its citywide water meter replacement project next week, focusing on meters that weren't replaced during the first round of work.

The project is expected to take 10–12 months, and meter replacements are free. Residents will receive notice before crews arrive, and most replacements should take less than 30 minutes. Water service will be temporarily shut off while the work is completed.

Crews will only need access to the water meter — they will not ask to enter residents' homes — and workers will carry identification and display their company logo.

The upgraded system will eventually give customers real-time access to their water usage information. The City says it will provide work locations and schedule updates as the project progresses.

Even if you're not house hunting, it's always fun to see what's behind the front door!

This custom-built waterfront home on Bayou Boulevard is currently listed for $1.749 million and offers 4,261 square feet of living space on approximately three acres. Among the attention-getters: beautiful water views, plenty of room to spread out and a private pool.

Listed by Kevin King with RE/MAX ONE – Premier.

👉 Curious? Take a peek inside: Click to view the HAR listing

Ever run into someone you know you know...but their name has completely disappeared from your brain? 😂 Someday, your glasses might be able to help.

Meta has been exploring facial-recognition technology for smart glasses, and a recently published patent application offers another glimpse at what could someday be possible. The technology described could potentially recognize people and use information about the wearer's relationships and surroundings to provide more personalized information.

That doesn't mean you'll be able to buy glasses tomorrow that identify everyone walking toward you. A patent is no guarantee that a product or feature will ever reach consumers.

But then again, remember Dick Tracy talking into his wristwatch? Once upon a time, that was pure comic-strip science fiction. Today, people routinely make calls, send messages and get reminders from watches on their wrists.

So glasses that someday whisper, “That's Bob — you met him at...”?

Sounds a little strange today. But who knows what we'll all consider perfectly normal tomorrow? 👓⌚

👓 Want to know more about what Meta is exploring? Read more here.

Hosting a sale? Submit it by Tuesday at 5 PM to be included in this week's listings.

📌 Estate Sale
330 Brown Rd., Dayton
Thur. Aug 20th - 6pm to 8pm, Fri.-Sat., Aug 21-Aug. 22nd from 9am to 5pm
Furniture, tools, compressors, decor, kitchen items, collectibles, dolls, +++

To make scrolling easier for everyone, we’ve moved job listings to a separate page! If you're job hunting, check it out—if not, enjoy a quicker read! 😊👀

Baytown Fire Department is Hiring Paramedics
and Firefighter-Paramedics.
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La Porte ISD is hiring - See their current openings

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Last Quiz: The famous “General Sherman” tree in California’s Sequoia National Park is the world’s largest tree by volume. What type of tree is it?
Answer: B. The General Sherman tree is a giant sequoia