Barrett Station woman sings after breast cancer survival
Erma Outley, 52, a choir leader at Drew Intermediate School, guides 135 fifth and sixth graders and serves as a survivor after breast cancer nearly claimed her life. She and her husband Noman raised her sister’s three children, Ivory Scott, 21, Nikki Codoree, 18, and Ivan Powdrill, 14, forming a second family who stood by her during treatment.
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Outley
Noman Outley
Norman
Michael
Ivory Scott
Liberty
Ivy (Nikki) Codoree
Ivan Miguel Powdrill
Erma
Outleys
Candlelight vigil honors crime victims in Anahuac
Candles lit at the Chambers County Courthouse marked the seventh annual vigil to honor crime victims and aid families. Attendees heard from relatives and officials about healing, victim services, and Crime Victims Rights Week April 21–27.
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Meredith Darnell
Kay Jackson
Lauren Evans
Jessica Rice
Anahuac
Chambers County
Janice Nichols
Debra
Baytown
Brian Nichols
Nichols Debra
Kirksey
Jimmy Sylvia
Mike Little
Chambers
Liberty Counties
Karen Freeman
Bay Area Womens Center
Baytown forum features mayor and council candidates questions
Baytown residents grilled candidates on firefighter staffing and public transportation at a League forum. Mayor Pete Alfaro opposed a four man staffing charter amendment, while Shaffer and Murray opposed and supported aspects respectively, Evans favored studying four man staffing and Lorfing urged fiscal caution. All agreed transit could help Baytown.
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Baytown
Goose Creek School Board
Lee College Regents
Pete Alfaro
David Evans
Charles Shaffer
Don Murray
Russell Lorfing
Alfaro
Il Am
Shaffer
Evans
Murray
University of Texas At Austin
Lorfing
Inside Classifieds and Lottery Summary
A reader listing from a newspaper page notes sections for classifieds, comics, community, obituaries, opinions, police beat, sports, television, weather and lottery drawings for Monday with Pick 3 and Cash 5 results. The note includes a lottery entry 9-746 and Cash 5 number 33635-2531.
Baytown preps first Cinco de Mayo parade on May 4
Special to The Sun Baytown announces its inaugural Cinco de Mayo parade set for 10 am Saturday May 4 along Texas Avenue from the Big Oak Tree to Commerce Street. Entries judged for best overall theme float group car military vehicle fire truck and more with no entry fee and final registration by April 30.
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Baytown
Texas Avenue
Commerce Street
Historic Goose Creek Association
Baytown Parks and Recreation Department
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Ken Jones
Baytown Sun
Baytown Parks & Recreation Department
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M.A. Bengtson
Erma Outley
Drew Intermediate
League Forum
Mexico
Puebla
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