Baytown Sun editor named chamber chair for 2009 2010
Harris County Judge Ed Emmett swore in the new officers of the Baytown Chamber with Cliff Clements as chair. Other 2009 2010 officers include Vice Chairs Gary Wilson Van Long and Earl Wurzbach, Secretary Dave Jirrels, and Treasurer Mike Wilson. Clements outlined goals to boost membership, infrastructure, economic development, and school district ties while boosting Baytown’s image as a growing community.
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Chambers-Bishop scholarship aids overcoming adversity
Chambers-Bishop, once misdiagnosed and deprived of education, pursued reading as an adult, earned a drafting degree from Wharton College, and after an accident shifted back to learning. She now studies computer aided drafting, aiming to rejoin the workforce, praising faith and Lee College for support. The Lee College Foundation awards about 85 percent of a student’s tuition with most scholarships endowed or funded by their fall gala. Seven new endowed scholarships were announced for the next year.
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Cold front expected to bring chilly weekend in Baytown
AccuWeather projects a Saturday front followed by a stronger cold front Sunday lowering Baytown temperatures to mid 40s by Sunday evening and upper 40s to around 40 on Monday night. Fox 26 meteorologist John Dawson notes the front is weak at first and won t spoil weekend plans though lows may dip near 15 degrees below average for April.
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Jail-A-Thon fundraiser draws $300 from students
Assistant Principal Edwin Hall appears in court as Baytown Crime Stoppers reports their Jail-A-Thon raised about $300 with nearly 200 people jailed. Ross Sterling High School plans Jail-A-Thon on April 15, selling tickets start Monday. priced $2 for students $10 teachers $20 principals.
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Baytown Task Force weighs driveway standards and development ease
Committee members clash over new rules for driveways and development ease. Some oppose additional restrictions while others push to ban unattractive practices, citing quality of life and property values. Stakeholders vow to continue discussions at the next meeting.
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