Goose Creek District weighs two high school plan options
Goose Creek officials outlined two enrollment scenarios to handle a projected rise in high school students over the next decade. One option creates two 10–12 high schools plus a ninth grade center, the other moves ninth and sixth graders to junior and elementary levels. Both plans anticipate new elementary schools and possible junior buildings while a board philosophy on optimal size and grade configuration guides choices.
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Goose Creek
Toby York
Downtown Baytown revamp eyed by local association
The Baytown Downtown Association seeks to revitalize the area once a thriving business hub along Texas Avenue. Hairdresser Baytown nails owner Camien Villarreal notes the district’s decline as storefronts sit empty and Brunson Theater stands as a symbol of the slump, now featured in a new brochure to spur growth.
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Baytown
Camien Villarreal
Children send helping hands to ill classmate at San Jacinto
First graders at San Jacinto Elementary helped a homebound classmate with a handprints quilt sewn by Oral language and development teacher Kay Cook. The project, dated December 12, uses 13 students’ prints to comfort a leukemia patient who has stayed home since November and may return in January.
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Baytown
San Jacinto Elementary
Kay Cook
Police officers give bicycles to Baytown children
Baytown officers delivered bikes and gifts to 19 children as part of the Blue Santa program. The Santa sleigh switch to a police cruiser drew attention while officers assisted families, with Eddie Zarazua guided to choose a bike by Officer Daniel Danek. Rodney Evans coordinated help from local charities and nonprofits.
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Baytown Sun
Austin Kinghorn
Baytown
Rodney Evans
Eddie Zarazua
Daniel Danek
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Lee College Regents Wrap Up Hard Year in Baytown
Lee College Board of Regents approved the fiscal year 2002-03 audit and set dates for next year’s board elections at the final meeting of the year. Regent Bill Blake returned after months of treatment at MD Anderson Cancer Center, and the session followed the death of regent Dr. Keith Coburn’s wife Sherry Coburn.
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Lee College Board of Regents
Bill Blake
MD Anderson Cancer Center
Houston
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Keith Coburn
Blake
Don Coffey
Coburn
Steve Evans
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Beach City Mayor Announces Retirement
Beach City mayor Rusty Senec reveals at a council meeting he will not seek reelection in 2004 after serving as mayor since 1986 and previously 198? to 1992. He plans to devote more time to his role as executive director of Brown and Associates Medical Laboratory in Houston. The council expressed sadness as the town of about 2,000 residents experiences growth and maintains a neighborhood feel.
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Rusty Senec
Atay
Senee
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Brown and Associates Medical Laboratory
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Chambers County
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