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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2006
Page
1
Four Sterling high school seniors start their final season at the Class SA Region III Tennis Tournament. The group looks to carry their seasoned doubles and singles play into the regional event, aiming for medals and advancement.
The Sun sports staff sat down with Lee baseball coach James Hillin this week. Hillin discusses upcoming games as Ganders prepare to close out their season.
Three nearly simultaneous blasts struck a popular Egyptian beach resort frequented by foreigners, killing at least 23 people and wounding many others as the tourist season peaks. Suspected targets included hotels and a marina, with authorities launching investigations and increasing security.
A local outreach ministry sponsors two events this year to promote fun and fellowship within their organization and engage members in community activities.
Ten strong thunderstorms move through the region with a high near 85 and a low around 63. Expect periods of heavy rain, gusty winds, and possible lightning. Residents should stay indoors during storms and monitor local advisories for any warnings.
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About 50 residents marched along Mockingbird Lane in the Eva Maud subdivision on Sunday to protest the shooting death of 18 year old Kevin Oneal Harrison during a home invasion call by Baytown police. Neighbors described a 3 p.m. demonstration with bullhorns chanting No Justice No Peace as they moved toward Harrison's family home.
Goose Creek school district officials presented several options Monday to address a potential $2 million budget average or 10 percent for Highlands Junior High replacement. The $25.7 million project is part of a $220.5 million bond referendum approved last year. Assistant Superintendent Robby McGowen cited inflation in materials and labor as factors driving up costs and affecting other projects as well.
Amnie Vollman, a fifth grader at Travis Elementary School, traveled to Washington DC for the World Leadership Forum hosted by People to People. The organization, founded by Dwight D. Eisenhower, brings together top students for leadership training and cultural exchange.
The city council on Monday voted to buy about 90 acres on Eagle Drive for a future park, potentially replacing McLeod Park. Officials offered few specifics on planned amenities and timing, noting land values are rising and action is prudent. Mayor Nick Dixon and Councilman Cecil Parker advocated the purchase to address aging facilities and growing demand.
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