Baytown Hosts First Bayou Football Classic
In a year of growth and labor talks, Baytown hosted the first annual Bayou football game between Texas and Indiana players after long-standing regional prep clashes. District growth and trustee debates framed 2003 as a pivotal year alongside refinery industry agreements and union negotiations.
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June Stallworth Bowl Opens Baytown Stadium Night
The top bowl in June at Stallworth Stadium drew strong crowds and is hailed a success. Plans are underway for next year’s matchup. Legislative action prompts new rules on hazardous waste facilities near Beach City.
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Stallworth Stadium
Kingwood
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Luis Torres
Baytown
Police beat incident ends without charges
A district attorney declined to file charges after a Saturday police encounter at a suspect’s computer desk. The DA called the incident mutual combat, noting both parties held hammers and the confrontation occurred Monday. Authorities did not pursue formal accusations.
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Young children flood new home damages drive by residents
Two youngsters aged seven and eight caused damage in a new house on Avenue bor Saw the last Friday. Residents reported the incident and contacted authorities, but the county district attorney would not file charges, saying the children are too young to stand trial.
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Man Arrested After Public Intoxication With Child In Car
Early Tuesday police found a man and his 4 year old son in a car at Massey Tompkins Road and North Main Street. The man was arrested for public intoxication and jailed in Baytown. The child was released to the father’s brother.
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Baytown
Man Arrested After Evading Red Light at 7-11
A driver at Garth Road and Northwood evaded a red signal by pulling into a 7 11 gas station to turn right. An officer stopped him and found an outstanding warrant, booking him into Baytown jail.
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Baytown
Baytown Police Log Totals 162 Calls in 24 Hours
Between 6 a.m. Monday and 6 a.m. Tuesday Baytown police logged 162 calls including 29 alarms, one assault, four burglary incidents, one criminal mischief case, five thefts and six minor accidents.
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Blue Santa brings joy to Baytown families with police aid
Baytown officers distributed gifts to local children aboard police cruisers as Santa and Mrs. Claus toured neighborhoods. The volunteer program plans formal adoption by the department to expand next year, strengthening city outreach and positive community relations.
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Downtown aims to revitalize Baytown with member drive
Downtown Baytown advocates push for a 100 member goal and $10,000 by June as part of a broader downtown redevelopment plan. The effort includes a master plan, business surveys, and improving parking near local shops while preserving heritage and attracting investment.
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Ots Town Redevelopment Ce
Texas Avenue
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Bosch, Hutchison and Associates
Joe Wheat
Villarreal
Baytown
Heritage Association
College audit shows budget strains and board changes
The report notes a 7.9 percent cut in state general appropriations totaling 779,759 and a health insurance loss of 40,479. The district trimmed spending, raised tuition and fees, and avoided pay raises to staff to weather a challenging year. The board unanimously approved the audit and moved the 2004 board elections to May 13, with terms of Wayne Gray Ronald Haddox and Jess Navarre expiring.
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Evans
Texas
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Wayne Gray
Ronald Haddox
Jess Navarre
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Coffey
Hospital-bound student inspires classroom care and warmth
A home bound student, often ill and kept at home, receives support from teacher Nancy Barnhill and classmates at Chass. Students visit with hands surrounding him and stay connected to school life. A handmade quilt brings warmth as the child recalls classmates.
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Nancy Barnhill
Chass
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