Baytown Sun Debuts TV Listings Section Sunday
A Baytown couple launches a new TV listings feature in The Baytown Sun this Sunday. The lifestyle page highlights shows from comedy to drama and nightly news, offering readers a single convenient guide.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2009
Page
1
A Baytown couple launches a new TV listings feature in The Baytown Sun this Sunday. The lifestyle page highlights shows from comedy to drama and nightly news, offering readers a single convenient guide.
Goose Creek Consolidated ISD trustees selected Howard Earl Sampson to occupy the vacant district trustee post at a special meeting Friday. Applicants Doris LeBlue and Chester Servance were interviewed July 30, with Sampson the only candidate bringing prior education experience. Sampson serves as inspection supervisor for Harris County Precinct 2 and holds a master's in city planning from Texas Southern University, plus seven years in higher education roles. He previously worked 1980 to 1990 as administrative aide and flood control director for Precinct 2 and returned in 1997.
The 712 Military Police Company based in Baytown returned from almost a year in Iraq and was officially dismissed from active duty at the Hilton Americas. The unit supported force protection and logistics for about 500 convoys, covering 53,056 miles in northern Iraq, earning seven Bronze Stars among its 67 commendations.
Bianca Caban six holds her father John Caban after the redeployment ceremony for the 712th Military Police Company of the Texas Army National Guard at the Hilton Americas in downtown Houston. A decorated homecoming vehicle stands nearby as soldiers return Friday.
Residents gathered at Barkaloo Park in Baytown to protest what organizers call government run amok. led by Craig Enderli and sponsored by TEA Party, speakers cited deficits and programs like the 800 billion stimulus and cash for clunkers, urging action by Austin and Washington.
Area residents can receive immunizations for children ages one to 18 at McDonald’s on Garth Road and Decker Drive on August 22 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. One Child Place Pediatrics will screen participants inside. Harris County Public Health staff will administer shots from a motor coach in the parking lot. Services use a sliding scale by income, first come, first serve, and no one is turned away for inability to pay.
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