Sterling Softball Domination Over Atascocita in 9-0 Tuneup
The Sterling softball team prepared for the playoffs with a dominant 9-0 victory at home against Atascocita. Senior pitchers and batters led a balanced attack, securing the win and signaling momentum heading into postseason play.
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Baytown 3 Bowling benefit planned
Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Greater Houston announce the annual Bowl for Kids Sake fundraiser set for Saturday at Max Bowl East in Baytown. The event aims to raise funds to support mentoring programs for local youth and matches volunteers with children in need of guidance.
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Big Sisters of
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Circulation Manager Joshua Hart Joins The Baytown Sun
Joshua Hart joins The Baytown Sun this week as its new circulation manager. His hiring strengthens the paper's distribution and reader outreach while ensuring efficient delivery across the Baytown region. Hart previously held roles in circulation at regional papers and brings insight into subscription growth and service.
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Joshua Hart
Baytown Sun
Notable deaths include five individuals honored
The death notices list Theodore Farmer Rosa Ponce Esperanza O Nieto Virginia Lawless and Peggy Tieman among the recently reported passings.
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Theodore Farmer
Rosa Ponce
Esperanza O. Nieto
Virginia Lawless
Peggy Tieman
Weather Outlook Breezy With Clouds and Sun
A breezy day with mixed clouds and sun is expected with a high near 79 and a low around 67. Winds from the west at brisk speeds may gust modestly and shift over the afternoon. No rainfall is anticipated and humidity remains moderate.
Lottery results and draws summary
Mega Millions did not specify a draw outcome. The listed numbers are 7 15 16 19 28 with Megaplier 3. Lotto Texas not available. Pick 3 Day 8 1 1. Cash Five and Texas Two Step show 3 5 6 7 and BB7. Night draw unavailable.
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Cedar Bayou High School reunion brings alumni together
Cedar Bayou High School alumni invited to a reunion from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday in the Ross S. Sterling High School cafeteria at 300 W. Baker Road. Organizers Bill Going and Joy Going, both Cedar Bayou graduates, estimate more than 350 attendees and emphasize school ties as a community heart despite consolidation to Goose Creek in 1954.
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Ross S. Sterling
Cedar Bayou
Goose Creek
Ross S
Sterling High School
W. Baker Road
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Joy
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Bob Beal
Cedar Bayou Battle Looms Over Barge Terminal Plans
Baytown City Council will hear a presentation from a developer proposing an 80 acre barge terminal across from Roseland Park within Cedar Bayou’s eastern bank area. Land owner Johnnie Jennings leases to Richardson Water Rail, with a 1982 permit originally granted to Jennings.
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Baytown
Roseland Park
Johnnie Jennings
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Jennings
City Council to hear plan for barge dock near Roseland Park
Baytown officials meet tonight as the U S Army Corps of Engineers and a developer outline a plan to remove land and build a two sided barge dock along a bayou cutout across from Roseland Park. Attendee comments focus on minimal disruption and park impact. The work session starts at 5 p m and the regular meeting at 6 30 p m in City Hall.
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Cedar Bayou
Roseland Park
Council Chambers
City Hall
Market St
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Alison Haynes
Haynes
Art League prepares for Baytown Spring Show this weekend
The Art League of Baytown hosts its annual Spring Show at the Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center from Friday to Sunday. Local and regional artists submit paintings drawings photography and sculptures for judging as the community is invited to view the works and celebrate Baytown talent.
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Art League of Baytown
Eddie V. Gray
Baytown
Eleanor Lubrick
Lubrick
Donna Sims
Goose Creek trustees approve Barbara Sultis contract extension
Goose Creek trustees vote 6-1 to extend Superintendent Barbara Sultis for one year through summer 2011 and award a $10,000 raise for 2007-08, bringing salary to $209,000 for the 12 months starting July 1. The extension marks the fifth consecutive one year pact.
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Goose Creek
Barbara Sultis
Board of Trustees
District 7
Steve Fischer
Sultis
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