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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2006
Page
1
The George Mason team was defeated Saturday as Florida and UCLA advanced to Monday's national championship game. Florida and UCLA move on to the title showdown, ending Mason's bid in the NCAA tournament.
The Lee boys cruised to the team title at the 65th Rockhold Relays held at REL. La Porte edged Sterling for a top girls finish in the same event, showcasing strong performances across the relay meet.
Gilbert Santana will assume the role of chairman of the Baytown Chamber of Commerce at the 61st annual chamber banquet. The event gathers business leaders to mark a milestone year and set goals for the upcoming cycle. Santana succeeds the prior chair and will guide policy, member engagement, and local economic initiatives. The banquet highlights Baytown business activity and community collaboration.
Mostly sunny skies prevail with a breezy feel and high near 84 degrees. Overnight low around 67 degrees. Strong sunshine and warm afternoon temperatures forecast across the region.
Mega Millions and Lotto Texas draws listed with numbers for Day and Night Pick 3, Cash Five, Texas Two Step and related entries. Includes Mega Plier and BB marks, with additional codes.
The shift adds an hour of evening light as spring arrives and ends winter. DST begins Sunday at 2 a.m. with Bush law speeding changes to March 11 start and November 4 end, making daylight time longer in spring and shorter in autumn.
With municipal elections a month away, Baytown mayoral candidates Steve DonCarlos and Robert Gomer outline positions on the smoking ordinance and other issues. The debate centers on whether to strengthen or roll back restrictions, amid activist groups pushing opposite outcomes.
Baytown’s annual Trash-Off drew 827 adults and 349 children to help as the city marked its 2006 litter abatement program and Keep Baytown Beautiful. Volunteers from parks staff to students collected about 15,000 pounds of metal, 32 loaded dumpsters of trash, and 1,200 tires.
Hilda Castro, a Baytown resident, hosted a garage sale as spring cleaning began. She noted earnings of about $120 with her sister bringing in $250, reflecting a common pattern of suburban sales attracting shoppers seeking inexpensive clothing and household items.
The Baytown Sun announces free classified ads for private individuals selling a single item valued under 100 dollars. Angie Pagel, Sun Advertising Director, says readers may place one free four line advertisement. Regular Sun pages will feature the SEE SUN PAGE.
Baytown police investigate a brutal slaying on Pine Street after a late night gathering turned violent. A 33 year old man died from injuries after a party fight with a pipe attack and possible gang links. Police seek persons of interest as investigators await medical examiner results.
Deaundre Jones helps his brother Carlos swing upside down at Pumphrey Elementary during Saturday carnival and fundraiser. Hundreds attended the community event to support the school and activities.
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