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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2009
Page
1
The Lee Ganders defeated North Shore 4 to 1 Friday night as they advance their chase for a postseason spot. The Baytown Sun teases more on Page 5A and a life turning second chance story in Life and Style.
Baytown emergency manager Bob Vola spoke at the Baytown Lions Club on hurricane readiness. He warned residents to heed evacuation zones to avoid deadly storm surge and urged people to follow orders to leave when prompted. Lee College will host a free Hurricane Awareness seminar from noon to 1 p.m. in Tucker Hall, offered by ImpactWeather Inc, Houston.
Rain clouds rolled in as the Bay Area Relay For Life kicked off at Stallworth Stadium in Baytown. Despite weather and a poor economy, hundreds gathered to raise funds for a cancer cure with about 151 teams and more signups. Organizers noted strong participation with well over 400 survivors expected to complete victory laps.
Lee College faces a shift in work study funding for 2009-10 that would cut student workers from 41 at 19.5 hours to 18.5 hours weekly and cost about 10 000 man hours. Directors note grants rise while work study falls, amid rising aid applications and a June 1 deadline.
Road construction reduces traffic on Arhart Drive between West Texas Avenue and J B Lefevre Road to a single south bound lane through June. Motorists should plan alternate routes or travel with extreme caution as crews and equipment operate in the zone.
Baytown native Bill Archer recalls music roots from his grandmother and The Last Roundup in Texas City. He began writing at 15 and released his first CD in 2005, later entering a SEE MUSIC contest to advance his singing career.
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