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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 2007
Page
1
Sterling and Lafayette battled to the end of their Lee Classic game Saturday and beyond, delivering a tightly contested showdown with multiple lead changes. Both teams traded blows throughout, keeping spectators on edge as the contest extended.
Dayton's Broncos surge through the playoffs building belief as they advance, led by standout quarterback and tight defense. Fans rally behind the underdog team as they push toward a state title, with key wins fueling momentum and local pride.
The annual Goodfellows drive continues to aid Baytown area youngsters. Donations can be mailed to Goodfellows PO Box 425 Baytown TX 77522, and checks should be made payable to Goodfellows. For information call 281 424-5752 or 281 422-8302.
Obituary notice listing Rosalie Davis Hunter Ford Collins and Craig Helmuth with death notices and brief biographical identifiers. Details of life dates and survivor notes are partially provided in fragmented form.
At 10 AM a cloudy and breezy forecast with possible storms. High near 80 and low around 68. Includes classified television listing on page 6B.
Goose Creek ISD will break ground on a $740,770 agricultural science facility on a 10 acre site at John Martin Road and Wallisville Road outside Baytown. Construction starts January and should finish by early fall 2008, providing a central safe place for FFA and animal science students to house their animals.
Parents of graduating Ganders raise funds through a fish dinner in Baytown. The Baytown Optimist Club assisted, using their Market Street building as a pickup point, supporting the Robert E. Lee Project Graduation effort.
Baytown Police Officer Brian Parker rode the Union Pacific engine with Sr. Special Agent Robert Langford and helped stop drivers at gateless crossings. Parker said 28 citations were issued by mid day and about half at North Main Street where flashing lights exist but no crossing arms.
On Texas Avenue the annual Christmas on Texas Avenue festival drew families to a parade and car show. Oliver the African Watus, brought from Liberty by Vincent Browning, posed with kids and sparked photos for area kids. Amanda Stewart enjoyed the ride and planned to share the moment with her Stephen F Austin Elementary classmates. Booths offered blankets, ornaments, jewelry, antiques, candles, purses, frames and furniture as visitors browsed arts and crafts and shiny vehicles. The event showcased strong turnout and good weather for a community celebration.
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