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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 2004
Page
2
A diner recalls seeing a chip server cough into a large chip bin during a busy supper rush. The moment prompted questions about whether to alert management, risk losing meals, or risk spreading illness, weighing the worker’s livelihood against public health concerns.
Lee College Theatre presents Euripides Medea tonight through Tuesday with 7:30 p.m. shows and a Sunday matinee at 2 p.m. Student Emily Crawford stars as Medea in a tale of betrayal and vengeance. Tickets are 2 for students and 3.50 for adults, with proceeds supporting theatre scholarships and program enrichment. Reservations at 281-425-6486 or tswink@lee.edu.
A dense listing of weekly activities across Baytown including support groups at 2 p.m. at 2001 Cedar Bayou Lane with Debbie Vassallo contact, SNAP mobile clinic at Highlands Center, New Horizon Family Center abuse support Thursdays to April 22, book club at Highlands Center, Toddler Time at Sterling Library, Crosby Swinging Squares lessons, senior dances and games at Gray Center, TOPS at Remington Park, seniors bowling at Max Bowl East, Furbee Duplicate Bridge at Remington Park, Toastmasters at ExxonMobil, Mothers of Multiples meetings at San Jacinto Methodist, Lee College senior trips, Baytown Little Theater plays, additional bridge and genealogy sessions, and senior center shopping options.
Mostly sunny in the morning then partly cloudy. Highs upper 70s, lows in the 60s. Sunrise 6 52 am, sunset 7 46 pm. Tides vary through 1 50 am to 6 53 am and 4 11 pm. Highs near 98 19 am. Partly cloudy with highs lower 80s and lows mid 60s. South winds 5 to 16 mph. Sunrise 6 51 am, sunset 7 47 pm. Low 12 am, high 8 18 am, low 2 05 pm, high 9 32 pm.
Baytown Sun readers missing deliveries are advised to call 425-8048 by 10 a.m. to arrange redelivery if the paper is not received by 6 a.m. weekdays or 8 a.m. on Sundays, ensuring prompt service.
A compact reader index outlines local topics including editorials on current issues, a horoscope note, letters from residents, lottery results, police beat reports, and television listings. The page blends opinion, citizen input, and community updates with brief notices.
Five obituaries appear on page 6B listing Anna Katherine Grudziecke Joseph Jalms Machala Adell Orton Jerry L Williams and John Duhig with brief notices honoring their lives and deaths.
Readers are invited to share odd hobbies or unique collections with David Bloom at Baytown Sun. Include contact details so the paper can follow up if they choose to tell the story.
The Sun invites readers to submit photos for possible publication. Email submissions to Managing Editor David Bloom at david bloom baytownsun.com or mail prints or deliver them to 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown 77520.
The Irish born playwright George Bernard Shaw, 1836 to 1930, defined patriotism as the belief that one’s country is superior due to birth. This remark reflects his sharp wit on national pride and identity.
A religious quotation from James chapter one proclaims blessedness for those who endure temptation. It emphasizes that through trials the faithful are promised the crown of life by the Lord, to those who love him.
The Baytown Sun corrects an editing error from Page 1A in Wednesday's edition. El Sinaloense was wrongly singled out during a discussion with Council member Mercedes Renteria about Market Street restaurants. City staff are studying variances in the zoning ordinance to allow alcohol service, a correction and clarification policy note says.
The Sun This Sports previews major games and player matchups, flags standout performers, and notes upcoming broadcast times. It highlights local teams, key stats, and notable injuries to watch, offering quick, engaging summaries for fans.
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