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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 2014
Page
2
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The Cruisin Texas Toy Run gathers at the Tiki Hut Bar and Grill at 1 p.m. for a procession to Baytown Community Center to distribute toys. An annual Cedar Bayou boat parade starts at 6 p.m. near River Queen Saloon on Highway 146. Contact Jim Lard at 281 383 4225 or 713 906 6164.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 912 at 8204 N Main hosts a nonsmoking bingo at 2 pm with doors opening at 12 30 pm and sales 30 minutes prior. Open to the public contact 281 642 3514 or 832 512 5600. Smith Point Candlelight Service at 6 pm with refreshments afterward. Monday Baytown Seniors bus trip to Coushatta Casino departs 8 am from 2407 Market Street cost 15 dollars with 10 dollars free play.
Zechariah proclaims praise to the Lord for redemption of his people. He notes the rise of a horn of salvation in David's house as foretold by holy prophets long ago. The passage frames divine deliverance and messianic hope.
Address change routing instruction assigns all updates to The Baytown Sun at P O Box 9 Baytown Texas 77522 and directs mailers to send corrections accordingly.
Linda Montemayor earned an associate of arts degree in teaching with TRiO Student Support Services guiding her. Rosemary Coffman and Lee College President Dr. Dennis Brown praised perseverance and learning. The federally funded program aids first generation, low income, and disabled students with planning, aid, tutoring, and registration.
The Lee College Center for Workforce and Community Development pinned nearly 40 graduates in health care non credit programs at a Dec. 10 ceremony in the Performing Arts Center. Dr. Christy Ponce praised the graduates as entering high demand careers and invited the public to an information session at 4:30 p.m. Jan. 6 in Baytown to learn about programs, certifications, financial aid, and job opportunities.
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