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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 2016
Page
1
An internal Goose Creek CISD inquiry into a Sterling football booster club complaint uncovered thousands of dollars unaccounted for with no definitive explanation. The district’s Director of Communications confirmed the investigation’s end and noted the unresolved questions surrounding the missing money.
Beth Dombrowa says district is ready to move past the investigation into Pete Gareri’s tenure as Sterling football coach and campus athletic coordinator. Memo cites financial mismanagement and questions over receipts for a multi-sports camp with ten students paying 20 dollars each, while camp receipts totaling 1420 dollars were not verified.
Covestro employees were recognized with a national award, highlighting ongoing community engagement. The ceremony honored team efforts across departments for innovative initiatives and corporate social responsibility. An official said the award reflects strong collaboration and impact within the region.
Obituary notices list James L. Threadgill James B. Alvis Mary Bundage-Eagleton Richard Lee Hamel and Michael J. Meismer. Page 3 memorials honor their lives with brief biographical notices and funeral details.
Harris County Judge Ed Emmett pressed flood safety after last week’s Houston area floods killed eight drivers. He urged identifying deadly underpasses and using barriers or tech to deter entry, while sheriff and constables prepare patrols at risky intersections as City of Houston installs early warning stations.
Baytown starts annexation of Blue Heron Parkway from North Main to Stolander Road in two parts. Tiffany Foster cites a donated right of way with a time limit, and notices to property owners will be sent in coming weeks. About 25 parcels affected in first section. second section to Massey Tompkins Road later.
Exxon Mobil’s credit rating was cut one notch by Standard & Poor’s from AAA to AA plus due to falling oil prices and large shareholder dividends. S&P notes Exxon is more likely to pay dividends than cut debt, a downgrade that mainly tarnishes pride with little immediate cost. The company had held AAA since 1949.
Goose Creek CISD will not hold classes on Memorial Day after receiving two instructional day waivers from Commissioner of Education Mike Morath. The waivers apply to Houston area systems within Gov. Abbott's state of disaster declaration prompted by last week’s flooding that caused at least eight deaths. Morath praised district leaders for prioritizing student safety.
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