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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 2010
Page
7
A playful column riffs on the famed poem dispute between Clement Clarke Moore and Henry Livingston while lampooning postholiday chaos. It imagines exhausted parents amid sugar highs and toy chaos, ending with children collapsing into sleep as the house quiets.
The Bayside Wellness Center at 2200 South Main in Anahuac is a new 8,000 square foot facility part of Chambers County Public Hospital District No. 1. It features an exercise room, pool, movie center, dining room, deck, cyber cafe, massage therapy, and a kitchen. The center, run by executive director Andre Villarreal, aims to promote health, fitness, nutrition and weight management with programs for staff and the public. Celeste Suttle, whose husband Mickey Suttle died of brain cancer, leads public relations and emphasizes community support. The $1.5 million project was funded by a federal Community Development Block Grant and will offer many free services along with event rental options.
Former Gander track stars from the record smashing 1955 65 era plan a reunion February 12 in Bryan College Station to honor mentor Coach Beverly Rockhold. Organizers Art Whitmer Sumner Bowen Richard Bain Carl Lee recall discipline over size and the coachs role in shaping champions.
A column reflecting on 2010’s positive moments despite health issues. The author thanks High Sun Management and Publisher Janie Hatter Gray for ending a sabbatical and notes the arrival of great grandson Collin Erikson in February, born to granddaughter Katie and Christian, joining siblings Kamille and Connor. The piece ends with a humorous personal aside about Collin’s hair and muscles.
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