Lee College Edges Blinn At Home To Break Region XIV Slide
Lee College defeated Blinn College by double figures at home, snapping a three game Region XIV losing streak.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2007
Page
1
Lee College defeated Blinn College by double figures at home, snapping a three game Region XIV losing streak.
The Baytown Sun accepts nominations until 5 p.m. today from readers to recognize Unsung Heroes and a Citizen of the Year. A form is on Page 7B to submit a resident’s name for community involvement praise.
The Rev. Danny Biddy and Dana celebrate 30 years at Old River Baptist Church in a sunrise service note.
Baytown Police Department Sergeant Phillip Badillo retires after 38 years of service. He dedicated decades to city safety, earning respect from colleagues and community leaders as he closes a long career with Local 3A.
The obituary notice lists Billy Hodson Helen Bell Edward Coomer Kenneth Barrios and Georgia Carrier among those reported deceased in the region.
Morning rain gives way to partly sunny skies with a high near 60 and a low around 48. Mega Millions numbers 14 18 44 52 56 MB 25 Megaplier 2 Lotto Texas not available Pick 2 Day 2 2 1 Night not available Cash Five 9 19 21 32 BB 28 Texas Two Step not provided.
A Houston area serial attacker, a Black male mid to late 20s, about 5 foot 10 to 6 feet and 200 pounds, will be featured on Fox 26 America's Most Wanted. Detectives from Baytown Police and Harris County Sheriff will discuss the case as the episode airs at 8 p.m. Saturday, including a recreated attack to aid viewer understanding. Crime Stoppers tips welcome at 713-222-TIPS.
Lee College launches Rebel Spirit Squad to rally fans and support the basketball team. Co captain Catherine Smith and eight students including Victoria Hoskins and Maddie Ramirez gained approval from President Dr. Martha Ellis after noting campus spirit lapsed, aiming to establish a student section with mascot Adam Ramirez on call.
The Friends of Sterling Municipal Library elected Michele Box as president replacing Carol Bartz, who remains on the board. Treasurer Pat Mann and Secretary George Ward retained seats. New director Sylvia Lohkamp joined, as staff showcased recent purchases during a tour, underscoring ongoing library enhancements beyond city budgeting.
Narcotics Task Force agents from Chambers and Liberty counties stopped Rafael Nieves on I-10 near Winnie for speeding and lane violation. A search of Nieves' 2004 Volkswagen van revealed 21 bundles of cash valued at $499,600 hidden in undercarriage compartments. Nieves was jailed and faces money laundering charges. officials note large sums are sometimes seized along the I-10 corridor.
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