Beloved Travis Elementary teacher dies after childbirth
William B. Travis Elementary honored Suzy McGrew Gregory, a teacher since 2004, who died two weeks after delivering her second child. Students, colleagues, and family attended a memorial ceremony blending laughter and tears. See Gregory page 3.
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Barbers Hill approves tuition Pre-K program for 2011
Barbers Hill ISD trustees approve a tuition based Pre Kindergarten program starting fall 2011 due to potential state funding cuts. Registration begins Thursday at 6 30 am. Open to district residents turning four by Sept 1 2011 and to children or grandchildren of district employees. BHISD employees can use a pre tax payroll deduction to lower cost. Only 40 students accepted first come first served with possible expansion later.
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Sandra Duree
Anahuac Finds No Breach After December Incident
City officials say no access to city computer or data occurred in December. Residents were notified by city letter about security concerns at the municipal building at 501 Miller. Officials stressed a quick, thorough response and described the incident as unclear but resolved. See council page 10.
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First Kids Photography Camp to begin accepting applications
A dozen Baytown children will be the first group in a new Baytown Photo Club program part of the Art League of Baytown. The Kids Digital Photography Camp for ages 9 and 10 runs June 20 24 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Art Center of Baytown with a June 25 reception and exhibit.
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Baytown Council District 4 race features Sain versus Lee
Baytown voters see incumbent Terry Sain facing challenger David Lee in District 4. Lee, 53, vows change, touts problem solving and listening to residents while criticizing the red light camera vote and city spending. He favors privatizing parks and infrastructure to fund public safety pay raises and more street patrols amid concerns over budget and crime. Lee calls for infrastructure repairs and stricter developer controls to prevent water and sewer decay. Sain, 58, seeks a second term and emphasizes continuity as the city addresses budget and safety needs.
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