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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2016
Page
1
Baytown official McCartney owns a 3 acre trailer park at 1306 N Alexander Dr without a permit since 2013. Half the property is under contract for a freestanding retail development and the other half will end mobile home use. City fines and municipal court action noted as four abatement hearings set for Sept 13.
Local sports notes recount a cooler stretch on the water with anglers and rowers enjoying calmer conditions. Forecasters warn the heat returns later, with forecasts predicting rising temperatures and humidity impacting outdoor activities this weekend.
Survey prompt asking readers to visit Baytown Sun site and answer how closely they followed the Olympic Games under the Opinion section.
The Baytown Sun invites readers to submit back to school photos featuring student names, parent names, grade levels, and school names. Email photos to sunnews baytownsun with required details for publication consideration.
Obituaries list Tracy D Thompson Pauline M Navarre Hollis H Cryer June McIntyre and Anthony Dean Bell. Page 3 memorial notices reflect local deaths and brief biographical details emphasizing family connections and dates.
A biblical verse emphasizes the perpetual cycle of seasons and day and night. The passage from Genesis proclaims that as long as the earth endures, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, and day and night will never cease.
Crockett Elementary Principal Michelle James welcomes first grader Erick Bautista to school on Monday. Adrian Amezcua, a pre-k student at San Jacinto Elementary, enjoys breakfast. Barbers Hill first grader Aidan Gonzalez, with mom Kerri Gonzalez, begins the day with a big smile.
Chambers County commissioners approved calling a bond election for November 8 to fund a proposed justice center and jail with an estimated total project cost of 85 million. HOK Architecture outlined the plan including courtrooms, medical and mental health facilities, and space for growth, with construction costs plus furniture and management. County Judge Jimmy Sylvia said a site was not chosen, just the vote to proceed, while Commissioner Gary Nelson urged careful analysis before authorizing such spending.
The San Jacinto River Coalition hosts a 6:30 p.m. meeting at Highlands Community Center to educate Highlands residents on groundwater ownership and safety after Harris County Health warned about potential dioxin in area wells. A July recheck confirmed no elevated dioxin levels.
Incumbent Chris Presley will serve another three years after no other candidate filed for District 2. Districts 1 and 3 will have challengers with Mercedes Renteria facing Laura Alvarado, a Lee High School and Lee College graduate with over 16 years in management. See council page 8.
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