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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2018
Page
1
Assistant Fire Chief Dana Dalby joins Lt. Steve Dorris Walgreens pharmacist Long Nguyen and other experts at Lee College Dose of Reality town hall in Baytown. panelists emphasized community collaboration and preparedness with Narcan as opioids spread from Houston toward local areas.
SUNNEWS COMMUNITY reports plans to expand technology resources for elementary students. School officials discuss new devices, classroom programs, and teacher training to integrate digital learning, with goals to boost student engagement and digital literacy across grade levels.
Weekly sermons from local pastors highlighted in religion notes. Obituaries include Vernedia Ann Hammitt and Frances Estrada with brief life details and funeral notices.
The passage proclaims Christ has risen as the first fruits of those who sleep. It contrasts death through Adam with the resurrection through Christ, asserting that all who belong to him will be made alive.
Thieves stole an ATM from the Harris County Precinct 3 courthouse early Thursday morning in what authorities consider a second such incident in under a week. Deputies found the back door kicked in and the money box missing after a motion sensor alerted Baytown police, who helped search with canines.
Baytown police investigate a pair of robberies on consecutive days. The first occurred at 2 48 p m Monday at Commerce Street and West James Avenue and the second at 2 30 p m the next day. The year’s total rose to 31 robberies as details of the incidents emerge.
The Lee College board approved a tuition raise for in district, out of district, and non-resident students, effective Fall 2019. In district rates rise by 7 per credit hour, out of district by 17.50, and non-resident by 21. Regents cited under-collection from out of district students and rising costs, with about 9 million unpaid by out-of-district families. The change aims to address funding gaps, not tied to a planned revenue bond for campus projects.
William Thad Greenwood, 60, convicted of murdering two women in the Highlands Baytown area in the late 1970s, was sentenced in Liberty County to life in prison without parole for molesting his granddaughter. Judge Mark Morefield imposed the sentence after the conviction and a grand jury heard testimony from the victim.
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