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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2015
Page
1
The LC hosts the close of the high school summer league basketball season as teams compete for final standings. Local players showcase talent, with coaches noting improvements and signaling plans for fall prep and upcoming league play.
Special Rodeo provides structured activities and adventures for local special needs children. Volunteers, teachers, and organizers coordinate hands on learning experiences, aiming to boost confidence, social skills, and independence through equestrian and outdoor programs.
Obituaries note the deaths of Tommy Bailes Olympe Borel Madlyn Dill Simkulet Dale Cutler Smith and John Mitchell Tisdale on Page 3A with brief memorial notices and funeral details.
A proverb asks if a person can tread on burning coals without burning feet, suggesting a moral or spiritual test of caution. The verse invokes caution against temptation and folly, framing risky behavior as a test of wisdom rather than a physical feat.
Baytown reports a human West Nile Virus case as the health department plans citywide spraying for seven nights. Public health officials urge residents to remove standing water and use protective measures. Leon Potts, 87, remains in critical condition, recovering daily.
Two West Texas Avenue businesses plan Aug. 15 closures as street work blocks traffic and parking. Bits of Glitz owner Beverly Ramosek says shoppers have vanished due to construction on the Texas Avenue Streetscape project, part of a 1.2 million effort running parallel to Town Center Square. Gallery 214, housing Peas and Honey and Debbie Fitzgerald Designs, will also shut after nearly three years, with owners noting the hardship on shoppers and earnings during the road work. The projects aim to improve utilities, sidewalks, lighting, and benches and should finish by Oct. 15.
Venezuela based PBP Inc bought 50 acres and a 312,000 square foot warehouse at Cedar Port Industrial Park on the Gulf Coast. NAI Partners brokered the deal for an undisclosed price. PBP plans to use the site to expand operations and boost rail traffic into the park as their first U.S. purchase.
Baytown natives Julio and Demertia Sanchez adopted George Sanchez and claim rights to his cremated remains after his August 2014 death from a massive stroke in Washington, D.C. The biological half sister Lupe Coy and niece Rebecca Gonzales face off in Justice of the Peace Don Coffey’s court over possession of the urn and a $2,000 claim.
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