Swine flu concerns in Baytown area stay low
Two Texas swine flu cases confirmed nationwide but Baytown area reports no local cases. Doctors urge awareness, reinforce infection control and hand washing. If travel to Mexico or San Antonio or contact with an infected person occurred, seek medical advice for flu like symptoms.
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TAKS TEST KICKS OFF AT Goose Creek CISD pep rally
Goose Creek CISD begins TAKS testing district wide with a Robert E. Lee High School pep rally. Students cheer, a Math department Thriller performance, and loud drum line energy set a testing mood. Leaders Faith Smith-Chew and teachers join chants.
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Art League names 2009 scholarship honorees in Baytown
The Art League of Baytown announced the 2009 scholarship recipients Adoracion Carmona and Jeston Rodriguez as part of their spring show events. Carmona, a Robert E. Lee High School senior, has medaled at Regional VASE and advanced to state. she plans to study Studio Art at Lee College. Rodriguez, a Ross S. Sterling High School senior, studied under Roberta Sturges.
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Residents aid police in nabbing Baytown robbery suspect
Baytown Police credit store customers with helping detain a 20 year old suspect after he robbed CVS on Garth Road and later attempted to steal beer at a Valero on Highway 146. Witnesses provided a license plate, leading to the suspect’s capture with police assistance.
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City upgrades LED traffic signals to save Baytown money
Baytown partners with Johnson Controls to upgrade city facilities and traffic signal systems aiming to cut annual utility and maintenance costs by over 260000 dollars. The plan replaces incandescent lights with LED, improving reliability and lowering emissions akin to removing 152 cars and planting 1052 acres of trees. Pedestrian signals to be upgraded by May second week.
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