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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2009
Page
1
SWEEPING THE FIELD lists district 21 5A top players in soccer with 9009 All-District selections. The report highlights standout performers across schools, with names and positions featured in the sports section.
One day remains to file taxes on time as Baytown post offices plan normal hours and do not stay open late. For late filers, the Houston USPS at 401 Franklin Street will stay open overnight. call 713-226-3069 for details.
Baytown residents plan a 6 p.m. TEA Party rally along Baker Road near the post office and courthouse annex to protest government spending. Dana Gainer, a Baytown Tea Party member, says the country risks socialism and that deficit spending and tax plans hurt small businesses and middle class growth.
Houston based nonprofit Children at Risk surveyed eight counties including Harris and Chambers and ranked 131 area high schools. Barbers Hill High School led locally at 38, Crosby at 56, Ross S Sterling 65, Anahuac 94, Robert E Lee 103, while Goose Creek Memorial was not measured yet. The Chronicle notes the group focuses on research education and policy impact.
Baytown Art League prepares for its 2009 Spring Show at the Art Center of Baytown on Texas Avenue the first in its permanent building. Entries arrive Monday with deadlines today and Wednesday, with a $6 member or $10 nonmember fee for up to four works across student beginner advanced and professional categories. The juried show theme is Art In Bloom open to artists 14 and older.
A Sunday fundraiser at Bridgewater Events on Bagland Island features live country music led by Rick Trevino, barbecue dinner, live and silent auctions, a raffle of large prizes, and a chance to bid for a dinner date with a police officer. Tickets are available around town for noon to 8 pm event hours.
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