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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2015
Page
2
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 912 at 8204 N Main runs bingo at 2 p.m. Doors open 12:30 p.m. and sales begin 30 minutes early. Open to the public. Call 281 642 3514 or 832 512 5600 for details.
The Monica Boyd Literacy Foundation hosts a fundraising barbecue from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Riley Chambers Community Center 808 Magnolia Drive Barrett Station. For tickets or information call 832 371 4591.
Learn to paint on glass and metal objects in a Monday session from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Baker Road Baptist Church, 900 W. Baker Road, Baytown. Contact 832-506-1912 or Findaspainting2947 Yahoo. com for details.
The Baytown Optimist Club convenes at 7 p.m. at the club house located at 1724 Market Street Baytown for its regular gathering and plans for community activities.
Tuesday Baytown Pilot Club gathers for noon meeting at Luna's. Highlands Rotary Club also convenes at noon at Highlands United Methodist Church located at 107 West Houston Street.
The Baytown Lions Club holds a noon meeting at the Golden Corral. Members gather for luncheon and club business.
The Evening Pilot Club of Baytown gathers for a 6 p.m. business meeting at Remington Park, 901 West Baker Road, to discuss club affairs and upcoming events.
The Lone Star Republicans hold their monthly meeting from 6 30 to 8 30 p m at Johnny Carino s Restaurant Baytown. Dwane Stovall will present the Keep Texas Free program.
Daryl Fontenot says drainage work beyond the 2013 bond at Gentry Junior School is not CBAC's problem but must be funded by the school district, clarifying the committee's scope and responsibility.
Local notice lists subscription options for the Baytown Sun daily and Sunday editions. By corner delivery, $10.75 per month. by mail, daily and Sunday $13.45 per month in the continental U S. Outside U S. pricing and address details are noted along with publication contact: The Baytown Sun, PO Box 90, Baytown 77522.
Voters may cast early ballots starting Monday in Goose Creek CISD, Lee College, and Mont Belvieu races. GCCISD has five candidates with three unopposed districts canceled. Lee College lists seven candidates for three Regents seats. Mont Belvieu offers three contested council races. Voting sites include GCCISD administration building and Lee College campus with varied hours through May 5, and Mont Belvieu at Eagle Drive with extended two 12 hour days before Election Day May 9.
Highlands Little League and RUS Industrial restored field lights after copper theft damaged the program. Sam Tittel praised volunteers who funded repairs, while league officials seek a $10,000 goal via GoFundMe, having raised over $3,500 from 42 donors in three days.
The Environmental Protection Agency with Texas agencies and local officials will hold a Superfund Open House for the San Jacinto River Waste Pits site. The event runs 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. April 30 at Flukinger Community Center Channelview 16003 Lorenzo Street. Officials will share upcoming activities site schedules and next steps. Public info available at EPA Region 6 Texas page and EPA OS C site profile.
The Coast Guard has finished the bulk of the kerosene spill cleanup at Cedar Bayou and Tables Bay with remaining material soaked up using booms and absorbents. Investigators have not determined the spill’s source or fault. Residents noticed a thick film last Sunday and officials say under 1,000 gallons remain, a small spill.
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