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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2008
Page
1
Brett Marshall delivered decisive hits on Friday night while Tuesday's game highlighted his right arm alongside solid defense from Sterling's Rangers. The combined effort secured a win with Marshall's batting and sturdy fielding leading the way.
Keely Rivera, a two-sport standout from Barbers Hill, signed a letter of intent to play volleyball at Arkansas Fort Smith. The move highlights her regional impact and future collegiate path in the Arcadia era.
Ray Patrick notes the northwest quadrant of Goose Creek district as a land of opportunity while the Lee golf coach works toward reaching it.
Local high school students perform a Thursday night time travel themed program titled Singing Hands inviting community members to attend. Program features Raymond Fayle and Gregory Wied with a weather update predicting mostly sunny and windy conditions.
Robert Wagnon argues red light cameras aid enforcement but pose risks from bright strobes. He cites a collision threat to drivers and a nephew blinded by the lights. Officials note seven intersections were selected after an eight hour violation analysis and may face reassessment.
In Anahuac the Chambers County Courthouse hosted a candlelight vigil during Crime Victims Rights Week to spotlight violence survivors and victims’ rights. The event, aligned with Sexual Assault Awareness Month, was sponsored by the Chambers County Sheriff's Office, District Attorney's Office, and Mont Belvieu Police Department. Assistant District Attorney Scott R Peal spoke about his 1996 decision to become a prosecutor and its enduring impact.
About two weeks after learning that their six year president would be leaving Lee College this summer regents will decide tonight on an interim president and begin the search for a permanent successor. Martha Ellis announced April 3 she would join the University of Texas to head its new office of community college partnership and will remain president until June. The departure shocks regents and community members who valued her leadership in enrollment growth and facilities.
Board meeting draws mixed reaction as district outlines a ground up rebuild costing about 5 million dollars. The project shrinks capacity from 6000 to 2000 with 1500 on the home side and 500 on the street side. Track upgrades and a better playing surface are included while asbestos abatement and code issues push renovation aside.
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